Silent Compressor Review 

Hi John , thinking of buying the 150l model. Does it need a 15amp plug?

I was thinking of getting the same model as you. do you know how many hours you currently have on yours? any issues or maintenance thus far? and do you know of how many hours usage until seals and such have to be replaced? thank you.

Hi Trev, thinking of buying the 150l model. Does it need a 15amp plug?

Got one as well, it cranks no probs at all.

This is what I wanted to hear thank you. I can't decide between the HUSH100 or HUS70 as they are the same price. I probably won't paint an entire car in one go and break it up in panels so thinking the HUSH70 may be fine. Only thing is on the website the HUSH70 is 81db and the HUSH100 is 70db. I want it as quiet as possible

When looking at filters go to someone like ultra max and buy you pre, after and activated carbon filters seperate rather then buying a devilbiss 3 stage, as they do the same job but at half the price and replacement filters are cheaper. We install heaps of them in booths.

Even 1/2" lines will make a difference

So we're you going to get that in the UK

Not that particular brand but they are available in the UK with up to 4 1HP motors, they are quite expensive though at twice the price I paid for my 14cfm direct drive.

@@JohnWD40TC02 thanks j

Awesome!... I love painting. Send me your addy and I'll send you the best in booth line. Never shipped to AU before.. Great vids.

Hey Taylor, have a look at my other comment. I work for Sydney Tools & you can easily increase/decrease cut in/out on these Hushs.

Also was gonna say I just have the one water separator and as long As I empty it after..before.. every shoot I never have a problem.

I'm using the top quality Prevost fittings. Made in France

Thanks mate, great to know

Hey mate would you recommend the 100 over the 70?

@@jesserowe5346 Depends on what you're doing. The 70 has 1.1kw motors compared to the .74kw motors on all other models. Faster recovery time on the 70 but less storage. What will be its main application?

@@pureblood7215 paint/ bodywork, air tools, spray guns and pump up tyres. Basically it.

@@jesserowe5346 Mate the 100ltr with a psi & increased cut in time tweek will be better than a 70ltr as you require storage. If a 150ltr isn't too far out of budget & you have a 15amp socket it would be ideal. Yeah mate I just tried to up sell you. lol. If you only have 10amp a 100ltr will still get you over the line.

Just the Bayer 300mm one with 5M hose. I found it on eBay

@@TheGunmanChannel thanks mate 👍

bright red for day time and dark red for night time

Look at the ANi R160-Q in 1.2

They should be fine as long as your compressor can provide enough air. Like I demonstrated in this video, they require lots of air to get enough pressure. My compressor want enough to get any more than 20 psi but it could get 45 psi out of the LVLP

No, 10A is enough

I wouldn't say that I have something that flows about what this does but 3/4inch hard line from the compressor to my wall mount regulator in the booth. Smallest part is I had to reduce to 1/2inch for the regulator then a flexzila 3/8 hose to the gun with hf fittings and iv never had an issue. I can run my hvlps at 45psi continually but the compressor gets hotter than I'd like after 5min. It runs my SATA phaser at 36psi all day for all overs and it runs my da sander np too. Only time I see my regulator pressure drop is when I blow the booth out. I see it dip down to 50psi from 75psi. Biggest thing I see ppl mess up is the line size in air systems. I recently upgraded to a 26gal compressor that's a bit bigger but still running on home power it doesn't care with the same air system. I strongly recommend 3/4 as far as you can and straight out the tank regulators are restrictions. I have turned my compressor cut off down to 120psi from 155psi to keep things safer. And I also recommend adding a transmission cooler out the compressor into the tank with a moisture trap this keeps 99% of the water out of the system to begin with. I'd say I get about two cars sanded and painted booth cleaned before I drain the one in the booth and at most I get a slight mist at first. When I drain the tank I get the same a slight mist at first. But make sure you use something that's not restrictive at flow. Here in the us I get mine from jeggs it's a 3/4in in that runs across it and like a rad flows across then has another 3/4 tube down the out of all the fins. Youl see ppl using ac condensers with tiny 1/4line and a hundred or so 180° bends that's a bad idea for flow. Iv got about $400 in my system minus the new compressor although I got away with the same one he has in the vid with similar results just the duty cycle was higher than I liked and in NC with high humidity and 100°f days I knew it wouldn't make it the year. Did 3 paintjobs and didn't pay myself just put it towards the 26gal three cylinder compressor now I'm rocking and rolling.

Yeah it is strange. I forgot to mention it in the review.

To be fair I don't use it heaps, obviously just home use, but it hasn't missed a beat yet

Thanks gunman, whats the prize mate??

I am a 🤖

Depends on the exact gun. But I used an Airgunsa HTE with absolutely no issues at all

What's your insta username, I have so many unread requests

@@TheGunmanChannel nextlevelautobodytouchups

I love the 3M pads

Sydney tools have them

I would place LPM over storage volume myself.

@@TheGunmanChannel Thank you. Such a fast response too :D

​@@markwalshaw241 hi mate what compressor set up did you end up going with, im looking to do a few panels myself and keep costs down

Too big, this one is perfect for me.

@@TheGunmanChannel oh ok hope it work out for you bud.

I wonder if those technical specs are on the website I linked?

I am, just doing these in my own time