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  1. 31st May 2009, 12:00 AM #1
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    Default Could this be used as a pressure pot

    Hi Guys/Girls

    I was wondering if this would be suitable to use as a pressure pot for stabilizing



    Its a 2 Lt press paint pot that's hooked to a Compressor



    2 Lt Pressure Tank provides pressurized material up to a maximum of 44 PSI.
    This tank is equipped with an air regulator, gauge and fluid outlet.

    It is constructed of only the finest materials for durability.

    The 2 Lt capacity enables you to handle most any job with professional results.

    This versatile tank can also spray materials other than paint.

    Features:

    • 2 Lt Paint Tank
    • Operating Pressure: 2.0 - 3.0 BAR
    • (30-44PSI)
    • Air Comsumption: 6.0 - 8.8 CFM
    • Patern 180 - 230mm
    • Complete with air line and paint fluid line
    • Pressure gauge
    • Spray gun head
    • 2 lt pressure pot
    • Easy to clean pot
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    Glenn



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    It could work, but I doubt you'd have room to put anything in it. The
    surface area on the bottom (where you would put your mold) seems
    very small.
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    What say if you lay it down on it side.
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    you might need to get creative .. but you're looking to hold pressure till your
    resin sets. If you can make it work, go for it! Don't forget to post pics..
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