Sealey HVLP Pressure Pot System with Spray Gun & Hoses - 1.7mm Set-Up

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This guide is for users of the Sealey HVLP Pressure Pot System, offering a comprehensive understanding of its use and care. The system provides consistent and professional results, ideal for commercial refinishing. Note that the system requires a compatible air compressor and appropriate safety measures should always be taken.

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Model Part NumberHVLP-79/P
BrandSealey

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FAQs

What is HVLP technology?

HVLP stands for High Volume Low Pressure. It means a high volume of air at a low pressure is used to atomize the paint, resulting in less overspray and a more efficient paint transfer.

What size nozzle should I use?

The nozzle size depends on the paint and the desired finish. Consult the paint manufacturer's recommendations. The system is supplied with a 1.7mm set-up, but other sizes are available.

How do I clean the spray gun?

Disassemble the spray gun and clean each component with appropriate solvent for your paint type. Ensure all paint residue is removed.

What type of air compressor is needed?

A compressor providing 6-10 CFM at 43 psi is required.

How often should I clean the system?

Clean the spray gun and pressure pot thoroughly after each use.

Can I use any type of paint with this system?

Check the paint manufacturer's recommendations and ensure the paint is compatible. Using the wrong solvents can damage the system.

Where can I find replacement parts?

Components of this system are available separately. Contact your supplier for specific parts.

Troubleshooting

Spray gun not atomizing paint properly.

Check the air pressure, nozzle size, and paint viscosity. Ensure the nozzle is clean and free of blockages. Adjust the spray pattern and fluid control as necessary.

Paint is splattering or uneven.

Check air pressure and paint viscosity. Ensure the nozzle is clean and the spray pattern is adjusted correctly. Reduce air pressure or thin the paint if needed.

Air leaks from the pressure pot.

Check all connections and seals for leaks. Tighten connections or replace seals as needed.

Pressure pot not feeding paint.

Ensure the pressure pot is properly sealed and pressurized. Check the paint feed tube for blockages.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Consistent and professional finish quality.
  • Large 2-liter pot capacity for less frequent refills.
  • Versatile with multiple nozzle sizes available.
  • Suitable for commercial use.
  • Components available separately for easy maintenance.

Cons

  • Requires an air compressor (6-10 CFM) for operation.
  • Air pressure needs to be precisely regulated (43 psi recommended).
  • May require practice to achieve optimal results.
  • Cleaning can be time-consuming.
  • Requires proper safety measures when in use.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Setup: Connect the spray gun and air hoses to the pressure pot. Attach the pot to a suitable air compressor, ensuring the compressor provides 6-10 CFM at 43 psi. Select the appropriate nozzle size for your application.
  2. Compatibility: Ensure the air compressor is compatible with the system's air consumption requirements. Use only compatible paints and solvents.
  3. Care: After each use, thoroughly clean the spray gun and pressure pot. Disassemble the gun and clean each component. Use appropriate solvents to remove paint residue. Regularly check and clean the nozzle.
  4. Maintenance: Inspect hoses and seals for wear and tear. Replace worn components as needed. Store the system in a clean, dry place when not in use.