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Other than a cheap latex paint, the brush drags rather quickly with the new non odor formulations. Painting outside in the sun or a hot day is very frustrating. There is no going back and brushing out a painted surface. For oils, you need to wet the brush first with paint thinner before dipping...

First I use either a 30 or 55 gallon blue plastic drum with reusable top. Buy a commercial degreaser from Walmart, Sams Club etc. Water based degreasers are temp sensitive. Anything below 65* and it will take forever. Light greaser/oil will work with some scrubbing. Suspension parts take much...

I did something similar except I bought a 1/2" copper coil (10')and plumbed it like a still. It does allow the moisture to condense but when the air is moving, like spraying or using high consumption air tools, that will not extract enough moisture at higher cfm/demand. You need a medium to trap...

If you are looking for the dryer for spraying, then save your money. Look on you tube for compressed air dryer home made. There is one where they use 2" steel pipe, threaded at cap the ends. Thread caps for inlet and one for drain. Stuff pipe(mine is 12" long) with poly or blend poly cotton or...

Had one in the past. Switched over to a harbor freight $12.00 spray gun. Gets into tight spaces and easy on the arm and wrist.

This is the simplest and best. Get a compressor tank 30 gallon minimum. Usually you can get a junk compressor for free. 60-80 gallon works best. Plumb your compressed air into the other tank. As the air moves from your compressor tank to the auxiliary tank, the moisture will condense in that...