Binks pressure pot 

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Juan carlos España let me know if I can help with anything

Louis Jaramillo There’s only one outlet for fluid out to the paint applicator. And one inlet that Pressurizes the pot. There’s also a pressure relief that you can turn that will release the pressure to make it safe for opening

@@KennethPWise let me know what part of the country you are in and I will help you with a local distributor

@@KennethPWise let me know what part of the country you’re in and I will set you up with a local distributor

Make sure the lid seal is good and clean. The pressure side shouldn’t exceed 60 lbs.

Gray hoses for air black hose is for fluid

If you have a dual regulated pressure pot as shown in the video, you can bring full line pressure to the pressure pot. 125psi max

Something that will give 30 cfm at 90 psi maybe a DAD-500 at the point of use.

@@jamieargyelan292 Thanks for the response! I'll be using it for resin casting, so no paint. The mid range ones that are being thrown out in forums have much smaller cfm, like 2 (see link to a makita). Is one this small (theres a 3 gallon variant I assume bring it to about 3 CFM) viable? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--VeicqEkpvs.html

The resins will work at 60 psi

You should always oversize your compressor. You do not want to work it at max.

@@jamieargyelan292 Thank you!

If it’s solvent-based pain and you create a static charge you could ignite the paint. Good practice to ground everything in the paint area