Fengda Airbrush Mini Compressor FD-186 with Powerful Constant Working Pressure/Strong Airflow/3L Air Tank, Regulator, Moisture trap for hobby, food decoration, body tattoo, graphic and so on

Highly recommended compressor for airbrushing, excellent value for money and definitely a good choice. I’ve been airbrushing models for several years and this is the best compressor I’ve had so far. You’ll need to purchase a hose and an airbrush holder separately but apart from that it’s a great item.Very good quality and sturdy, it has a moisture trap and an adjustable air pressure gauge ideal for getting the correct flow pressure of paint.Whether you’re a beginner or professional this compressor is an ideal piece of kit.

Great item, quiet and plenty of pressure

A very popular design compressor available under many brand names, the Fengda brand was the cheapest at time of purchase and has not disappointed. It appears good quality and well made, easy to use with a good air pressure regulator that I've found easy to fine tune when using different viscosity paints and needle sizes. If you're considering which air compressor to buy this is a good choice.

So according to the options I have to rate this compressor I will Address each point in turn.1: For beginners, Uh, I guess so, when I started two years ago, I had a straight, non “tanked” (Meaning it didn’t have a tank to fill with air) And that did me fine. Looking back, I wish I had a tanked compressor, so I would indeed say it’s good starter, but learn what pressures you need for your application. I paint models primarily so my pressures are set between 15-25 psi depending on model size. Dependant on your application you will have to have higher or lower. This will be application specific.2: Easy to clean. There is really nothing to clean. Attach your hose and airbrush (or whatever air tool you use) and off you pop. My sits under my work station. Might get a little dusty from time to time. In reality, that’s all it’ll need. This seems an odd thing to rate to me. But In short. Yeah. It’s easy to clean but I have left this blank.3: Easy to use. Simple answer, Yes. Attach hose, air tool, pressurise tank. Which takes about 3 minutes, set pressure. Operate. The pressure dial has a push lock function, so you pull it up to dial it in, push it down to lock it in. Once the tank gets below a certain pressure it’ll refill and so on.It’s also very quiet. I warned my neighbour that I would be testing this (our walls are paper thin) and he didn’t notice at all. Nor did my housemate. So this is a massive bonus.In summary, I am VERY pleased with this purchase. The real test is it’s longevity and that’s a matter of time and time will tell, however initially I can’t fault the compressor at all. So my overall rating is 5/5. Hope this helps!Fen.

I had multiple compressors in the past. This one is quitter than expected! Its mighty size is practical, powerful enough to do my painting and the power cable length is good. Recommended!

used for the first time today - nice even pressure with the tank, so better than the small one i previously used, a lot quiter than i thought it would be but as others have said it does get pretty hot at high use coupled with high pressure output. Remedied a wee bit by dropping the output pressure so as lessen the compressor having to fill the tank as often. All in all well pleased so far - long may it continue

Beginner airbrusher and I wanted something that would last/wouldn't need upgrading in future.I really like this unit, build quality seems decent, it is noisy, but due to the tank the compressor cuts off most of the time, so only turns on under heavy use. Airflow is more than enough for what I need (miniature painting). Decent value for money.

A Brilliant piece of kit! Very quiet in use and easily adjusted for pressure.BRILLIANT !!