[rescue] good spring cleaning
Steve Hatle
shatle at nfldinet.com
Mon Aug 4 11:01:16 CDT 2003
On 8/4/03 10:46 AM, "Kurt Huhn" <kurt at k-huhn.com> wrote:
> Failing that, grab an air tank (you can get these at any large hardware
> store) and fill it at your local gas station. You'll probably get just
> as much air in in a mid-size tank as you would in a typical can of air.
> Plus, for about $30 you can re-use it indefinitely - and refills will
> only cost 50 cents tops.
>
Typical gas station air is full of water and other contaminants. Take it
from the guy who did service on our compressor at the gas station back in
high school <grin>
Most modelers I know who have compressor driven air brushes still use a
water trap to capture moisture that can come from condensation, etc.
Is there any concern from static generation from high pressure air streams?
IIRC from reading a can of the "computer cleaner" compressed air that it was
treated/de-ionized/something to make it safe for "sensitive electronics".
Could be marketing bull for all I know. . .
Steve
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