Airbrush pressure gauge

Not Michael's.

I would try an auto parts supplier first...specifically, one that deals with body repair parts and tools (I don't know how far across the country they are, but in southern California, we have Thompson Lacquer).

You might also go to a specialty tool store, one that specialized in air tools. Yellow pages???

You *have* to improve your Google skills! ;-) I found this one right away:

I think on the compressor side of things the fittings are all NPT so you shouldn't have a hard time making it work, eg, if you need an angle or extension.

HTH, Stevert

Hi.

A Paasche R-75 moisture trap/regulator is the recommended choice with a max psi of 60 and a good range coverage. This should have been suggested with compressor purchase.

One can be seen with the gauge repositioned on my site.

For more details with methods and extensive discussion of problems and solutions, see first site below in methods//spraying accessories.

Hope this helps.

Thank you,

Budb

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MODELRAILROAD TECHNICAL > My Paasche D-500 came equipped with a Badger regulator/moisture trap

Try almost any good hardware store. Otherwise check your yellow pages for any distributor of compressors, air tools, industrial paint spraying equipment etc. etc..

Otherwise, contact

or and ask them who carries their line in your city. (My company handles both, generally the coilhose gauges are a bit less expensive, although buying from us you will pay shipping.) http://www,jamesales.com Don

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