All compressors are not created equal. As Jimmie D stated you need to match the output in CFM & pressure to the requirements of your highest usage tool. In this case it sounds like a sandblaster. If for example the tool needs 10 CFM @ 90 PSI and your compressor output is 6 CFM @ 90 PSI you'll always be stopping & waiting for the compressor to catch up. Also the compressor you posted the link to has a might low price for a quality compressor of that capacity. I suspect it's cheap junk or stolen. If it was me I would buy from a reputable dealer & get a name brand. You'll pay more up front but a $400 compressor that lasts a week isn't worth much.
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