Air compressor for waxoyl?

[slybunda]

Looking to inject waxoyl into the sills and box sections and may need a compressor.
Need something small since I don't have much space to store it.
Would a 6L 5cfm one be enough? Don't need it to spray under the car, just inject into box sections.

[eth2190]

I have found Bilt Hamber S50 is generally more effective, and is more convenient to spray being an aerosol with an extended nozzle for cavities.

https://bilthamber.com/product/dynax-s50/

[Smint]

If thats the only reason you need a compressor, it might be worth checking out Bilt Hambers cavity wax aerosols instead, they come with long probes with just about the best diffuser i've used, never had a single blockage using them.
Made short work of all the cavities doors and inside the ladder chassis on my Prado, much cleaner to use too.

edit, beaten to it, agreed.

[slybunda]

AHH ok, reason I ask is that I already have 10L of waxoyl lying around so thought I'd use it

[slybunda]

My kid also wants to start painting small tamiya car models so was wondering if these small compressors would be enough

[rambo19]

I have a 50 litre compressor, use it for cavity wax with no problems, and spraying old land rovers.
Once you have one, you will find loads of uses for it!

[Novexx]

5CFM is more than enough.

[Belle427]

I dont think thats enough personally, my 24 L screwfix job which i think is close to 6 cfm wont run a proper wax gun correctly. I would check the specs on your intended equipment.