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August 8th 08, 04:01 AM
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Clarke sandblaster gun - moisture?
Michael Horowitz wrote:
I know when spraying paint folks advise you to have something in the line to dry the air. Is a dryer necessary if I'm spraying abrasive? Yes. Get the big, all-metal jobber from HF. It has a drain for any trapped water. Set you back $20 or so, but I have it bolted to the side of my compressor cart. The instances where you want water droplets in your compressed air are few and very far between. 
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