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Melbee
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Well, after letting the first coat of Epoxy Brunox Primer/Rust Converter dry in my air tank for several days I gave it a good rinse and dried it out. Yesturday I put in the second coat and rolled the Air Tank around till it covered the whole inside again and now it's drying out. This stuff looks like it's going to do a good job, this inside of the tank looks black now instead of rusty brown and I'm sure it will deal with the water better. I'm just waiting for the new Air Regulator to arrive and I'll be back in business.
I haven't been airbrushing because although my compressor doesn't need this extra Air Tank, I do notice a slight surge in air pressure (which is one of the reasons I put this extra air tank on) when the motor kicks in. I find this disconcerting because if I'm doing something delicate it can cause the paint to spider or something and I don't want to risk it. I'd forgotten it did this until I took the tank off. No worries though because I've had plently to do planning some other pictures and using Photoshop to mess around with the ideas It's good for my learning processs with photoshop too :glasses:
I haven't been airbrushing because although my compressor doesn't need this extra Air Tank, I do notice a slight surge in air pressure (which is one of the reasons I put this extra air tank on) when the motor kicks in. I find this disconcerting because if I'm doing something delicate it can cause the paint to spider or something and I don't want to risk it. I'd forgotten it did this until I took the tank off. No worries though because I've had plently to do planning some other pictures and using Photoshop to mess around with the ideas It's good for my learning processs with photoshop too :glasses: