TCP Global Commercial 5 Gallon (20 Liters) Spray Paint Pressure Pot Tank with Manual Mixing Agitator

it does ok, but as someone already has mentioned it does not spray latex with ease... have to water it down. I already had an inline regulator from an older rig, which allows air pressure hose adjustment right at the base of gun. sprayed my ceilings with it had to spray each twice but came out GREAT I have popcorn ceiling which are near impossible to roll

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Good product until you need parts. No parts available. So I guess it is a disposable product, use it until it breaks. Just hope you get enough use out of it first.

Whe I received my package i opened it immediately and found that the hoses and the spray gun were missing. The only item in the box was the pressure pot and the gauge. I have not pressureized the pot yet but i am assuming 50 psi is about max

It leaked in every spot possible including the regulator which I will need to replace. The L joint that holds the regulator leaks as well. This pressure pot simply does not hold pressure. Not good for resin casting. The pot itself is fine. The pipes,tubing and regulator are very poor quality. I cant send it back because I tried to fix it myself. so I need to replace all external plumbing to make it work .

Leaked extensively out of the factory assembled joints, Has a bent tightening wing nut, pressure gauge was completely broken and would not display anything

It did not come with the peace’s you need to make it work on any set up only holds 45psi MAX that’s not safe working limit would not tell someone to buy this !!!!

Not a heavy steel pot, but works fine at a very reasonable price point. In fact I bought a second one. One caveat..the air hose is fine, but the product hose does not stand up to spraying adhesives. youll have to by a special hose.

The nozzle had a hairline cracks on the tip causing fluid to leak while spraying .

As seen in my photo, i converted this for resin casting, my next note is VERY important GET A NEW GAUGE AND POP OFF VALVE!! I had no idea the gauge was broken when i first used it, i did not mess with it at all, but it was obscenely inaccurate!! When i pressurized it, from my pov the tank had issues going over 30 psi, the seal would roll and release my pressure until it went to 29 psi. Or so the gauge read. Around my third run, as soon as i activated the plunger, the gauge jumped to 70 psi, so naturally i immediately released all the pressure, there could not have been more than 5 psi at the time... The gauge did not go back to 0, so i got a new one, now its at 40 psi and we are good. My best guess is i was pressurized at over 60 psi when the seal rolled, but regardless as a safety measure spend the extra $13 on a new gauge so this thing doesnt explode on you!! Otherwise, it was easy to convert. My first time, which explains the crude work lol, just be real careful with it because they have a thread sealer in most of the threads so they suck to remove. If you have any questions feel free to message me on insta, the_imperial_scavenger !!