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Neal...NEVER put an oiler on a paint air supply line...your gut was right.
If you have a "community air supply" then add a filter (and reg. if hvlp) at beginning of air hose...keep this hose dedicated to paint supply only. I have a short 25 footer in my paint room that NEVER is used for anything else...period!) . I regulate the air in the paint room from the dedicated filter and regulator in the paint room which is supplied from my big compressor which is regulated to "tool" pressure...there is a filter on the big compressor also. The reg. and filter are not expensive add ons.
I build fine furniture and shoot a lot of Lacquer ... it's VERY moisture sensitive and I have never had a problem since double filtering at gun...
Bob Fortson
----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert neal zimmerman" <northwestweirdo@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, April 04, 2005 11:29 AM
Subject: oil in air lines



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what do u guys think of the possibility of contaminating paint with oil
from inside airlines.
   They say compressors all make a little oil in  their air; although
   mine is a  teflon-coated oil-less compressor,so maybe it wouldnt .
   But then I have this oiler built in to the regulator/ moisture trap
   inline unit. I have never filled the oiler, because I am thinking-
      " well now wait a minute, wouldnt that just coat the inside of my
      airlines with oil and then when I go to paint the car I have oil
      in my airlines!!!"
    So far I have just been oiling the tools themselves in the handles.
    What do u guys think, is this overthinking or am I being smart.
    Neal Zimmerman  ,eugene Oregon


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