Usually when I am painting anything I really want to look great, the very first think I do is DRAIN THE COMPRESSOR! Even one day's usage will have water in the compressor. And secondly, try to use a good drier at the gun if you can. Water quickly forms when the air temperature changes. So the closer to the spray pattern you can get with a drier, the better the chances are to keep water out. And if you are using a typical disposable air drier at the gun, take it and allow it to warm in the oven for a while to make sure it is dried out inside. It works at a nice warm low setting. JMHO