TCP Global 2 Quart Pressure Pot Spray Paint Tank: Heavy Duty Solid Steel, Screw on Lid, Regulator & Pressure Gauge, Spray Gun and 5ft Hose Assembly - Ideal for Medium Volume Painting and Autobody Work

Works very well I would recommend

This item leaks very badly. Once the compressor hose was attached paint began pouring out of the hose below the thread as if it has a huge gashing hole in it. Unfortunately I purchased this back in November and just got around to using it for the first time. Does not work with latex paint. Paint had to be thinned to nearly water equivalent to get the paint to come through. Then the spray quality was awful like spitting. Adjusting the cup pressure made no difference at all. I was afraid to increase the pressure on the compressor past the recommended setting out of fear that it would make the cup explode.

Does what we need it to do. We spray Zolatone texture paint with it and it is doing fine. Adjustable and functional.

On my third one but not in a good way. The first one had a defective pressure gauge sent it back. The second one sprayed very well but it had a stuck fitting that would not come out. I did submit a warranty claim and it was replaced under warranty. Hav not used the replacment yet.

Bought this to replace a DeVilbiss pressure cup that had holed due to corrosive material. This is a clone of the DeVilbiss two quart cup.The Real DeVilbiss cup alone was considerable more cost than this complete kit.The gun, a Binks Model 7 knockoff, is of no value to me and will never be used, so I can't comment on that.But, the cup assembly seems to work fine!This a perfect example of the place for Chinese tools. Disposable.

First the whole product is worse than harbor frietghts pressure pot. 2nd the pot is made out of some kind of cheap magnesium pot metal. 3rd the inside had chunks of rust in it i had to scrap away, so if it is the stainless steel pot they claim it is then its a very cheap stainless steel. 4th the threds are so wimpy that while connecting the black (the fluid) hose it stripped with very little force. 5th the niddle point is criticle in a good spray gun and the niddle does not seat properly so when i presurized the pot fluid just shoot out. I couldnt stop it unless i adjusted the triger knob all the way to the closed position which makes the gun useless. 6th inside the sprayer gun head was all kind of metal shavings that i had to remove and blow out with my air compressor. I would have returned the sprayer immediately but i doubt they would take it back after i had to epoxy all the hose connection shut so they wouldn't leak. A complete waste of $85

Goes Through Paint quick but if you set it up right it will cover a lot on the First Pass Truly Impressed now I will be buying a Bigger one from this same brand.

My husband bought this. Used it for two part epoxy paint and it worked great!Edit: Sadly when he went to use it a second time, air was leaking at nearly every connection. When he tightened the fittings one stripped. He has been looking high and low this weekend and cannot find a similar replacement fitting. He also had problems with the regulator, but I don't speak pressure pot language well enough to really explain the issues.