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In the attached photos, the Spook Jr.( looks to have been a bone colored one) has some kind of pink 'glaze' or something like that on it. The person that did it is not reveling how it was done. Anybody have any guesses?

Thanks for the input, Guys. I've start to look harder at a few compressors. The Central Pnumatic 30psi from Harbor Freight has a nice price. The Polar Bear 1000 @ 30psi (or maybe the Twin Piston @ 45 psi, don't know enough about the importance of higher psi at this point) from Bear Air is described as "whisper quiet". Well, QUIET is what I'm looking for. Or an Iwata Smart Jet which should at least work well with an Eclipse airbrush. Any thoughts about the above compressors to share?

First time post for a newbee to air brush painting. Spent the last few nights reading posts and doing searches so that any questions I may post will be narrow and to the point. Unfortunatly, my first posted question won't be any such thing. Need some advice on selecting an air compressor. I'm looking hard at an Eclipse HP-BS gravity feed brush so any compressor suggestions should keep this in mind. I think that I want a tank attached, a regulator, and a water filter, at least that's what I've gleened from the site so far. I'm looking for performance and value, with a big emphsis on QUIET operation. Willing to spend what it takes for such, but would perfer not to spend more than I have to. Please suggest any makes and models of compressors and associated equipment I should be looking at? Oh, did I mention that QUIET operation is imperative? Living on the Gulf Coast rules out working in the garage for 11 months out off the year. And I'm thinking that the Tower is going to have a cow when she finds out that I'm going to be spray painting in the house. So QUIET operation will go a long way towards easing her anxieties!