Mauri Motti
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- Feb 17, 2011
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tjbnwi said:I just got a T-70 siphon/bottom feed to use with a pressure pot. It is the only bottom feed gun I own, my preferred is a gravity. I used my Xpc side/gravity feed for years with a pot, the hose off the side was a bit of a pain.
With all your changes, as Tim said get the PPS system. They make different size liners, I used an 8 ounce last night to stain a few shelfs I missed on a count. Nice to just throw away the liner. Get a restaurant condiment bottle, trim the tip to fit the PPS adapter, you can flush the gun without turning on the turbine.
I like pressure pots. They have served me well. The change out can be a pain if you need multiple finishes/colors.
In my 38 man hours thread the stain was shot with the Xpc/PPS combo and the finish shot through the T-70 connected to the new pot. I had planned on using a AAA for the finish, long story why I did not use it.............
When you swap out needles make sure you check the packing nut. It may need to be snugged to prevent dripping.
I did a photo post on the PPS married to the Xpc. I believe it is in the dealer section, I believe it was K-119 who asked about it.
My turbine is a Q4 Gold.
Tom
Hi Tom! Finally here [big grin]
Maybe a pressure pot it'll be, but in the future that is. I learned now how the pot benefits in many ways but I guess I'm not ready to jump into something unknown again after I figured out the use and benefits of an hplv and the Q4 in particular. Went back to your last 180 posts and gave up finding your post regarding PPS and the XPC. Also dint find it in the dealer section or through the "search" option. Nevermind, I'll do some more googling. From my understanding I need the #18 adaptor to fit PPS to the T70 gravity. Gravity is what ill get. I do understand the benefit of a siphon in combo with a pressure pot. Let me learn how to use the Q4 first and make me want a pot later [laughing]
Would you please explain again how to flush the gun without the turbine? I dint really get that part... Sorry.
Thanks for chiming in.
Kind regards,
Mauri