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That is the way my Puma is, only it is a single stage high cfm(18@90psi), it is made for body work(1man). I could have gone two stage, but for the added expense, it really was not it for only 2cfm.

For your uses, I would go no lower than 18cfm @90psi. I run a Puma PK6560V and have no regrets buying it. The only time I have run out of air was when I was sanding and my buddy tried to do some grinding. When looking at compressors, cfm is where the money's at.

If it has a ball valve on bottom, close it some and see if you can get a consistant feed. I have had to do that on some of the cheaper import blasters.