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02-06-2013, 12:06 PM
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Ok. The hose I just bought is shorter than my old one and made from rubber for more flexibility and because it'll lay down better. Bought it just for painting. It's also why I bought the higher flow couplings.
The only restriction in this hose is at the threaded end. Still larger than my old one but I may ream the brass fitting out just a bit if it seems necessary.
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02-06-2013, 12:13 PM
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I have never used an enlarged fitting set up and never had a problem. Set the pressure at the gun and have the wall regulator set at 80 and you're good to go as long as the compressor has enough cfm capacity.
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