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Info on Airbrush-Compressor

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From: Wesley Moore
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 18:41
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I have been investigating the possibility of buying an air-brush and 
compressor for use on plastic model WW II planes and tanks, HO trains 
and NASCAR cars.

I have been told that a Paasche VL air brush would be a wise investment.
Others say that cleaning may be a problem with the Paasche VL.  Does anyone 
have any comments on the Paasche VL?

Also, I do not have any information regarding air compressors.  My
constraints on an air compressor is that it be fairly compact and
portable and that it not be very noisy (It will only be used for models).
I am looking for a good (quality) compressor at a reasonable price.
Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Wes
I can be contacted at wmoore@msai.com.
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From: moore@msai.com (Wesley Moore)
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Subject: Info on Airbrush-Compressor
Date: 22 Jan 1993 13:41:56 -0500
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