oil in air lines

[Robert neal zimmerman <northwestweirdo@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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what do u guys think of the possibility of contaminating paint with oil
from inside airlines.
    They say compressors all make a little oil in  their air; although
    mine is a  teflon-coated oil-less compressor,so maybe it wouldnt .
    But then I have this oiler built in to the regulator/ moisture trap
    inline unit. I have never filled the oiler, because I am thinking-
       " well now wait a minute, wouldnt that just coat the inside of my
       airlines with oil and then when I go to paint the car I have oil
       in my airlines!!!"
     So far I have just been oiling the tools themselves in the handles.
     What do u guys think, is this overthinking or am I being smart.
     Neal Zimmerman  ,eugene Oregon
     

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