I agree (with) Burk, it is a large compressor, but you can certainly get the proper adapters for not much monies or so to step it down to the required size. What I do like about the link is that the compressor has the pressure regulator, a moisture trap, and a reservoir tank. I actually do most of my painting with a Home Depot Husky air compressor that is better suited for running my air nailer. Compress the air, store it in a buffer, make sure it is dry before it goes into the tool, have the right adapters and PSI. I think those are the core concerns. I defer to anyone more seasoned than my armature's experimentation.
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Then we start talking about paint thinning and viscosity... mmmm.... milk....
The hose in the image below works between my Badger Krome and my Home Depot compressor. That is a badger hose, with a 3 dollar home depot adapter.