Customer Reviews for VEVOR Spray Paint Pressure Pot Tank, 2L/0.5gal Lightweight Air Paint Pressure Pot, 1.8mm Nozzle Spray Paint Gun 3m Hoses for Home Decoration Architecture Construction Automotive Painting, 45PSI Max

I was looking for something that I could use to paint both of my 16' garage doors and didn't want to roll or brush them. I looked and found this paint sprayer. Wow! Saved me time and effort. Was easy to adjust and sprayed on the doors evenly. Turned out looking great and with no brush or roller markings. Changed the color from a light color to a dark brown and only took one coat to cover. I did tape off the trim because it does have overspray but not a lot. Would definitely recommend for the ease of use and easy cleanup. Is quite durable as well.

I bought this specifically for the pressure pot for resin crafting custom tail lights. It is heavy duty, high quality and with a couple accessories like a pressure gauge and 3D printed feet for horizontal use, it was perfect for my application. I can't vouch for the sprayer itself as it is still in the box unused, but it seems to be of acceptable quality as well.

I do with the tube for the liquid was removable. works great.

Tank will workout great for my resin projects.

Very good and works well that's all I can say so if u in the market for anything like this tey this one

Funciona perfecto. No sale aire. Usé para hacer castings de resina.

Great for what I needed! Exactly what it says it is. Extremely worth your money. I modified it to make a pressure pot for casting epoxy resin projects..

Holds pressure without issues for resin casting and no mods necessary. Works like a charm. You can hack off the tube inside if you never intend to paint with it to make more room for casting.

An excellent quality tool and very reasonable price. I have not used it yet but I have tested it .Thanks

Pressure pot is perfect for resin casting, not real sure why some are saying it is not. I did not attempt to unscrew the paint tube because I didn't want to break any seals and risk air leakage so I simply used my $9 pipe cutter, you just spin the little cutter around the pipe. I paired this up with a small air compressor from Harbor and just bought the needed hose and fittings. I also bought the uxcell m8 rubber feet..much nicer and easier to move now. The pressure pot works great for resin...it does exactly what it supposed to. Now....jump ahead a few weeks and I am noticing a slight pressure drop by next day. I'm starting @ 55 psi and by next day it's @40...resin is still bubble free but I can't figure out where it's losing this small amount of air. Also...the only comparable actual pressure pot for resin is about $200 so this is a bargain. Otherwise you have to convert the lid fittings on a paint pressure pot...diyi method.