Customer Reviews for VEVOR Spray Paint Pressure Pot Tank 10L/2.5gal Resin Pressure Feed Paint Tank

Received on time assembled and was very impressed I plan on purchasing a bigger one for my business and would recommend this product to any one that wants precision and ease.

Heavy duty, Holds pressure, Quality build, 1/2 the price of harbor freights POS pressure pot. What more can I say?

I bought this 30L pressure pot for resin casting. Converted very easily, after watching a You Tube tutorial. The wing nuts need to be very tight. I pressurized the pot and returned the next day to check it. It had lost only a fraction of air. Very happy with the purchase. I would definitely buy this again.

This arrived 3 days ago, sooner than expected. Immediately took it out of the shipping container, which was the most difficult part. Container was will made to protect the tank. Took off the lid to remove the pickup tube. Other reported problems doing this, mine came out with a pair of locking plier and very little effort. Cleaned up the sealant, installed the handle, made sure the valves were closed, backed off the regulator, and hooked to the air compressor. Opened the regulator to 50 PSI. Let it set for 2 days and was still at 50 PSI. Made my resin/wood bowl blank, inserted the table in the bottom of the tank and the mold. Set it to 50 PSI and this afternoon it is still at 50 PSI. Only negative is that when I removed the lid after the pressure test, some of the gasket pulled out keeping it from sealing. Pushed back in and it sealed. Simple solution is, check the gasket when you remove the lid. This should last a lifetime.

I am using this as a pressure pot for resin and silicone, and it works great out-of-the-box. After 24 hours it has lost no pressure (at 50PSI) without any modifications to the seals needed. I can highly recommend this for anyone else looking into using this for resin, but do have a couple of notes that may be useful. 1) Added a \"1/4 in. FIP Brass Tee Fitting\" from my local big box store to the intake on the underside of the lid. This diverts the incoming air to the sides instead of going straight down, potentially spraying an open-faced mold. 2) Removed the suction tube from the inside to save space. Keeping it just in case I ever actually need to use this for paint. 3) Poured ~28 ounces of silicone into the bottom to create a level surface. Being silicone it will also reduce any mess from spills and can just be pulled out if I need to use this for paint in the future. 4) I don't have a traditional air compressor due to space constraints and instead use a handheld one like the \"RIDGID 18V Cordless Portable Inflator\". It doesn't lock onto the intake fittings, but is still snug enough where it can stay on by itself (these things are really intended for refilling tires, etc.). Initially had an issue with it popping off at higher pressure, but think it was actually from the intake regulator needing to be adjusted (pulled it out, turned it, pushed it back in to \"set\" it to a higher allowed pressure). And that's about it. This tank supports up to 70PSI and I use 50 for silicone and 40 for resin so it is perfect. Sturdy, well made, well-packaged, etc.

Works well. Great value. Decent size.

Using this sprayer for the first time,I encountered mechanical problems. The tip of the guy broke off. Is this part replaceable.

when I need to paint the house i need containers that hold the paint - plus i have to move the container - the kids disapear when there is work to do -when I was young and stupid I was only able to get 3 gal to hold paint, but now I can have more paint- it does go faster w/air blowing paint on - plus the equipment has all thats needed to give a decent coverage - I was the painter for a private school, and this equipment does great - the only reason I got the job is I could varnish the 15 - 18 inch single boards with out putting in bubbles

Great price, quick shipping, came in a study box for shipping that I repurposed, sturdy construction. I use it for a pressure tank for resin hardening and it works just fine.

Tube inside was a bit tight removed due to it being used as a preasure pot. .But with a good pair of mole grips it came off.