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    Get a makita hotdog, very quiet, small and powerful, oil filled motor, will last a long time 150$ on amazon. I love mine, very well built.

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    Have you checked out Harbor Freight Tools?

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    Thanks for all the suggestions. I`ll have to check out Harbor Freight as well.
    2003 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII

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    Go ahead and pass on Harbor Freight for the compressor. If it has buttons or switches, needs to be accurate or last a long time, then I recommend against HF. Sandpaper, gloves, paintbrushes, fittings, drill bits, etc. are great items to buy there.

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    here is an excellent writeup my friend did on shopping for air tools and compressors



    soak it up like a sponge!

    Air Compressors and Tools 101 - ClubEL.ca :: Canada`s EL and CSX Automotive Community

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    Not trying to hijack the thread but what is a good unit for detailing only? I run a part-time mobile detailing business. I only have the back of an SUV as storage area, so it has to be small if possible. I will NOT be using it for tools or anything else besides getting water out of wheels, crevices, door handles, engine bay, and interior. Any suggestions?
    May I interest you in my Brazilian wax?

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    I have a SanBorn 3HP 20 gallon, but they sold out to Ingersoll Rand. This is from the late 80`s early 90`s and work great. My is oil, belt driven.

 

 
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