VEVOR Spray Paint Pressure Pot, 30 L/7.5 gal Fully Automatic Stirring Pressure Pot Tank, 70 psi Adjustale Pressure, Pressure Pot Paint Tank with Spray Gun and Hoses, for Home Decor Industry Painting

easy to install, works great , good value

I needed one of these for staying some shutters. Ended up spraying half the body of the house with it, it’s kind of cheap in the lines and the fittings but did the job nicely and sprayed well , much much better than my expectation. I have a very expensive airless mark IV and I used this for its simplicity and never touched my $4009 sprayer the whole job. But it suited my needs your needs may be differnt. I sprayed Kate. Through it too and it did well which to me is tougher then many oil Or other products to spray and get good results

Review: So far, this VEVOR spray paint pressure pot has been performing very well. I’ve used it a couple of times, and it’s been consistent with no issues during operation. The build quality feels solid, and the tank, fittings, and guns all appear well-made. Durability & Reliability: The tank construction is sturdy, and the included spray guns feel reliable with no leaks or clogging. The nozzles provide good coverage and even spray, which is important for both small and larger projects. Ease of Setup & Use: Setup was fairly straightforward, and the dual nozzles make it versatile for different applications. The pressure adjustment works smoothly, and the system maintains steady pressure during use. Overall Quality & Value: While the price may feel a little high, it’s actually reasonable compared to similar systems on the market. For what you get — a 10L pressure pot, two spray guns, multiple nozzles, and accessories — it’s a solid buy that should last with proper care. Q&A Q: How durable is the pressure pot tank? A: The construction feels sturdy, and the fittings and seals hold pressure well during use. Q: Is it easy to set up and start painting? A: Yes, setup is straightforward, and the included nozzles and guns connect without hassle. Q: Is it worth the price? A: While a bit high, the price is fair compared to similar products, especially since it comes with two spray guns and multiple nozzle options.

Great sprayer. Been using for a glue sprayer for upholstery. Works well

Big heavy metal pot. Of course it doesnt hold pressure which is the entire point of a pressure pot. I got two, one that catastrophically leaked from the gasket once it hit 20psi, far lower than what I needed and then the replacement that continually and slowly leaked no matter what the pressure. The first pressure pot arrived in pristine shipping box but the gasket in the lid was not in good shape, small tears etc. the second arrived in a box that looked like it was drop kicked all the way to my house and the gasket looked great but still didnt work. All threaded parts need to have teflon tape and be tightened down by a gorilla yet still may leak. There are plenty of ideas online of how to stop or minimize the leaks on vevor pressure pots, personally for over $200 I am not interested in doing their engineering for them. save your money and your sanity

This review is more about the customer service aswell. The lid came in broken and they got me a brand new one for the unit ASAP, that's what I call great service. I dont use this for painting but merely as a pressure pot for resin. Which it works amazingly!

This was the cheapest way to get into a pressure pot to modify for spraying WoolWax undercoating. Works great after all the mods. If this was to be used for actual painting, I would have gotten something else as the price is right on point for qaulity...not that great.

Got the pot for a plethora of uses. Holds its pressure really well.

Super contents de notre achat. Vraiment rapide et facile. Très efficace. Durée des travaux diminué x10 minimum

Para pintar autos y casa

Super

Purchased for casting resin under pressure. It was a bit leaky at first, and required some modifications to hold the pressure at 30 psi overnight, but it works fine now. Needed to to apply thread tape to the threads.

I usually use a Wagner professional machine. I got this to be able to do a quick setup for small areas. Not so easy, it leaked through the lid continuously, once I reseated the lid seal it finally stopped. Then I adjusted the gun for thinned latex paint but was UNABLE to get the supplied gun to not spit and leak all over the place. This machine is not adaptable or practical.