Thread: cheap comp.

hey everyone want to warn all the other beginners about trying to get off cheap. i bout a cheap wallmart comp. 75.00 it worked for 4 months 1 month passed the exchange date should have listen to the old timmers and spend a few more $ and got a better one .

keefe,

Thanks for the review. I'll ask. Did you try to pursue it with a manager or wring the company? It's a pain, but usually you get some help.

I purchased a Central Pneumatic from Harbor Freight for $100. No problems for 5 months.

Jan

I tried but its past the 3 months i sprayd some w-d 40 in the piston it started building pressure again weird!

hi keefe u mite check an see if has oil in compressor most of them are ship without oil.

it sad on the box oiless, not sure how to check. ill figure it out. thanks

there are a lot of oilless compressors out there . but most off your larger compressors use oil. just sayn . you get what u pay for. good luck deadeye

not sayn oil less is bad check sponsor site to get a better idea in what you need . but bigger is the way to go you will be able to use it for other things as well hope this helps

keefe,

Oil less compressors are okay. Some put out good pressure, but usually they don't put out as much air as you end up wanting in the future. If noise is a problem, then you're probably need one. Larger oil type compressor are all shipped without oil and you must add the oil prior to use. Here is a link I found about air compressors from Hallmark Airbrush. It simplifies compressors and terms.

Compressors, What You Need to Know.

Jan

keefe,

Oil less compressors are okay. Some put out good pressure, but usually they don't put out as much air as you end up wanting in the future. If noise is a problem, then you're probably need one. Larger oil type compressor are all shipped without oil and you must add the oil prior to use. Here is a link I found about air compressors from Hallmark Airbrush. It simplifies compressors and terms.

Compressors, What You Need to Know.

Jan