I recently bought this compressor with tank combo to replace my older compressor that died. The addition of the tank is nice, as the motor does not to be running the entire time to maintain the requested pressure. The additional weight of the tank also helps keep the entire unit in place and not jump around due to vibration like my previous comp. The unit is fairly quiet and performs well during painting. I'm very happy with my purchase and would recommend this to any airbrush user.

After being away from modeling for too long, I purchased this compressor about a year ago. I started using it, along with my new airbrush over the past couple of months. I have been completely blown away by its performance It runs smoothly and quietly without any issues. It can be switched to run constantly or turns off once a specific pressure is achieved. Being connected to a holding tank is just icing on the cake I use it with a Paasche, Talon airbrush and can paint at will. It does not vibrate around on my work table and it is the quietest I've ever used. It came complete with a pressure gauge, moisture trap and built-in handle for transport. So far, I've had no trouble laying down excellent layers of flat or gloss paints and just don't have any cons to offer on this unit. For my money, it's one of the best bargains I've ever found. This compressor and tank performs like a unit that would cost much more If you're a model builder, I highly recommend you add this to your arsenal of tools

If you use an airbrush, I recommend an air compressor, better yet one with a tank. I had to build mine to use a tank. Today they come with tanks of all sizes & they most also come with a moisture trap, it's a must. The tank provides a smooth delivery of air to the brush. The regulator will control the psi delivered to the brush, generally 30 psi maximum. In the long run, it'll be cheaper than buying the cans of propellent.