VEVOR Spray Paint Pressure Pot Tank, 10L/2.5gal Air Paint Pressure Pot, 1.5mm+4mm Two Nozzles Two Spray Paint Guns for Industry Home Decor Architecture Construction Automotive Painting, 60PSI Max

It's definitely value for money. It's easy to use. The size is exactly what I wanted and needed. It's ease to clean. It's functions perfectly.

I was a tad worried reading some of the UK reviews but other countries seem to say it was good, so at for £66 I thought I'd take the risk on it. I'm very glad I did, all seems decent quality for the price and it's a hefty bit of kit! works amazing compared to my old super cheap HVLP gun (used for painting fences and water proofer spraying), but did require a couple of little mods.first off, and this is a very minor thing that shouldn't be concerning, the little rubber disks supplied to protect the lid from the clamp pins are useless. Whilst a nice touch, they're simply not a hard enough material to to tighten the clamps onto and the clamps cut straight through them. Replace them for some bits of plastic (I used strips of very thick aluminium tape) and all is right with the world.The next issue (that is easily solved) is some of the connections were a bit leaky when tested with leak solution @50psi. a quick nip with a pair of spanners solved all the ones on the nipple fittings, but the ball valve and airline connector is a plain fitting sealed purely by the liquid sealant, tightening it will do nothing! Remove the valve, clean off the sealant from the threads, drop in a gasket and re-fit, leak solved. A couple of wraps of PTFE tape won't do any harm either if you want to go "belt and braces"I bought this specifically as it came with a 4mm gun and the reservoir is large and not on the gun itself making spraying large volumes of thick paint (such as emulsion and fence stain) possible with minimal (if any) thinning, not having to stop every few minutes to re-fill the hopper and the gun being lighter and easier to handle.I decided to test using a thick emulsion straight from the tin, no thinning. Something I would not be able to do with my current cheapo gun. I set the pressures and gun up using an old card board box to test on. Personally I found it pretty easy to dial in the gun settings to get a good pattern and was amazed at just how well it sprayed the neat emulsion! I got lovely finish and was well chuffed with it. Looking forward to seeing how it handles fence stain.Cleaning wasn't too bad, but a little more of a faff than it needs to be. I used an air blower set on low pressure to blow excess paint in the delivery line, back into the reservoir. poured paint back into the tin and then rinsed everything with water. It would have been nice if it had an included adapter to connect the delivery lines to a hose to flush them through. I had to just hold the hose to the pipe and it eventually cleared. Then it's just a case of filling the unit with water, re-pressurising and then running the water through the gun.Overall very happy with the purchase, good quality, good performance. I'd just recommend vevor changes the rubber to plastic protection disks. Use a gasket in the valve union and provide a cleaning adapter.

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.

As someone who has never sprayed with something like this before I did not realise that I also needed to buy an air compressor! This information is slipped in amongst all the othe product details as a short sentence which I missed. very disappointing.

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

I was hopeful with this product but it simply doesn’t work. I ended up wasting so much time trying to figure out why it wasn’t spraying as it should. I gave up and went back to using the paint roller