Customer Reviews for VEVOR 10L Pressure Feed Paint Pot Tank 2.5 Gallon Spray Gun Sprayer Regulator Air Agitator with Manual Mixing Agitator

I love my pressure pot spray gun system. I bought it for painting the garden fence, which may sound like overkill until you realise that I have over 1000ft of fence panels to deal with. The 10litre pressure pot happens to be exactly the right size to fit a 5litre bucket of Ronseal Fence Life inside, and the 4mm nozzle is large enough that it doesn't clog up. Cleanup is a breeze as the pressure pot never gets dirty (as the paint is all in the Ronseal bucket), so it's just a case of purging the lines with water when you're done. Definitely not overkill for painting fences. It takes the painting time down from about 30 mins (with a brush) to 3 mins per panel. Definitely worth the money as it saved days of my time.

Got this pot for resins, I have done two bowls with in no issue, quality great, easy to use. Had to take out paint feeder pipe but this was easy. How I removed the pipe:- Removed filter from bottom of pipe and cut a slot in thread with a metal saw at bottom and removed it with a large screwdriver or you can also put 2 bolts on and locked them tight together and then twisted it off. I also changed the intake valve to a car tyre vale (see image) got the part from https://www.thorite.co.uk as I don’t have an air compressor. I use a makita battery tyre pump but have done it with a foot pump and a bicycle pump, takes 2 mins with a cycle pump to get it up to 50 psi.

Missing the fluid to seal the threads, making this useless as it can't hold pressure without it Update: company sent replacement fluid to seal the tread and it's now working properly. Thanks for sorting this out.

Love it, very quick delivery and well packaged, for wood/resin turning projects.

This is a cracking pressure pot. I've been using it for a few weeks now as a resin pressure chamber. It was dead easy to set up pressurises really well and holds pressure. Once I've pressurised it, I tend to disconnect the pneumatic hose and leave it pressurised for a couple of days and it does not drop at all. Cannot beat it for the price.

Great pot. Held pressure at 45psi overnight. Great looking. Sturdy feel. Well presented. Worth the money

Pressure vessel holds and is easy to set up and use. Though when testing for my first use, the ball valve was leaking the pressure when attempting to tighten the fitting it sheared with little torque. Replaced with parts from hardware stores.

This equipment takes time to set up. Check for leaks with water in the reservoir, before spraying paint/stainer etc. I used wood preservative (water based) and the quality of finish/speed of coverage was great. I got hours of brush coverage done in minutes. Recess penetration was excellent. When finished rinse out the reservoir, partial fill with solvent and flush residuals out, when empty use more air to drive out solvent and dry equipment. This equipment is excellent value and fast for big panels/area at least 5 sq metres.

Excellent service from Vevor - numerous email notifications of order progress and next day delivery. Very well packaged and courier was excellent too, equally with email notification of progress. The unit still has the internal paint tub fitted even though it's the resin model. I tried to remove the tube by unscrewing but it was well and truly in there - resulted in cutting it off. Even heating it didn't loosen the thread lock adhesive. The chamber is very well made, excellently painted and all the valves are high quality. I used a 6 litre mini compressor (6.3CFM) to pressurise it and it took about 40 seconds to reach 50psi, from no charge in the compressor. The chamber holds it pressure and does not leak at all over an hour of testing. I have not tried it for resin casting yet (too cold in the garage - only using the compressor to blow wood dust off the beer cans!) but I have absolutely no doubt it will be brilliant. I did consider converting a paint chamber - but no point. This unit comes complete and ready to go, why have the stress, extra time and effort messing about buying the extra valves, etc for a DIY unit. This ticks all the boxes and converted ready to go. Trust me - I did a lot of research before buying.

I'm really happy with this pot. There are loads of videos on YouTube showing how to convert it for resin casting. I pressurise mine to 60 psi and it holds perfectly. Bear on mind you'll always lose a couple of psi as the air cools back down. To convert this in the same way I have, you'll need... 3/8x1/4 bsp male x male fitting 1/4 bsp Tee (all female) 1/4 female to male ball valve 1/4 male to whatever your compressor or pump uses 1/4 pressure gauge (the pot comes with one but I chose to get a sturdier one) Ptfe tape The pot also comes with a pressure release valve There are two holes in the lid, one is 1/4 and one us 3/8. I screwed the pressure release valve straight into the 1/4. I assembled the other as in the photo but switched the gauge and inlet around. use 3 wraps of ptfe on each thread. This is how I put it all together, do lots of research and make sure you're confident :) If this was useful or if you have any questions, pop to instagram and say hi! https://www.instagram.com/discover_rings/?hl=en-gb