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I'm wanting to adjust at the "wall". This is a sorely ugly set up. "Airline" is just hoses.

One more. Could I reduce the 1/2 to a 1/4? Motor Guard RG4520 1/2 NPT Compressed Air Regulator https://a.co/d/cYJgMkA

I did not. Not what I need. Thanks for the heads up.

How does this strike you? HVLP Spray Gun Air Regulator with Pressure Gauge and Diaphragm Control (Analog Pressure Gauge) https://a.co/d/6HfN0UL

It's a 30ft. I'll see about a diaphragm.

It's just a Harbor Freight 30 gal. 160 psi

I'm kinda cheap. I was wanting to use what I have

I want to put a regulator at the back of my van (mobile painter) so I don't have to continuously climb in to adjust at the tank. I tried a diaphragm (left) and it doesn't actually control the air like I want. If I'm spraying, there's a huge burst of air until it levels out. The other one is in...

Sealer is sprayed with your base coat gun. It want it to lay as flat as possible.

The sealer is nice because it will fill in any forgotten scratches and will give an amazing uniform base for the top coat. Once you use it, you'll understand why it's so nice. Just one even coat will getcha.

Set your expectations correctly. All around cheap but I think it will suit my needs. https://www.smartsaker.com/products/saker%C2%AE-electric-spray-paint-gun-for-cars

USB charged.

Seriously, see if color sanding helps. What's to lose?

This kind of stuff is why I bought this sprayer. Actually worked well. Hopefully, it will save me from getting out the mini and firing up the compressor.

I've had some success with color sanding those type of scratches out. Start with 1500 and see what happens.

The handbook says 7 days.

Nope. Follow only the guidelines of the manufacturer.

Too personal? Anywho, my intakes are garage windows. I use window sized plywood to deflect the cold upwards. Surprisingly, it really helped keep the project warmer. Does that make sense?