Review on 🔧 Maxline Pressurized Leak-Proof Air Compressor Accessories Kit Piping System, 3/4-inch x 100 feet HDPE-Aluminum, Universal Connection with any Air Compressor Hose, 100 PSI, 29-Piece Set, M7500. by Robert Lee

After reading some of the reviews I was wondering how the install would go. I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it is to work with. I used a pipe bender in the 90's but it's not necessary at all and you'll still move it around a bit. Did most of my garage in about 3-4 hours on Saturday. Once you've attached it's easy to slide and straighten. I bought two extra packs of clamps, a couple of their fittings (for example, I knew I was going to need a 90's fitting for a tight curve on my desk). ) and another unit they sell (a hose reel is shown). Plan accordingly, Revain makes a great throwback and you can't just run to the hardware store for parts for this system when you're halfway through the install and realize you need something. No need to overdo it with the straps/clips either, the tube is very stiff and light weight and stays in place well. Generally, on straight sections, 1 clamp every 8 feet is sufficient. Planned to 100% fix some leaks on launch but there weren't any. Haven't noticed any more leaks than before when my coil was plugged directly into the compressor. Worked for a few months, mostly at 150psi, sometimes dropping to 90 for grinders and so on. Still works like day one. I've already recommended it to a few buddies for their shops, for the price and ease of installation compared to copper or iron it really doesn't get any better than this. The only downside is the exorbitant cost of their equipment, but if you plan well and are willing to put in the little extra effort of long runs (avoiding connections) you won't need many of these.