Assemble and Install Remote Pot System
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HVLP Accessories. Cabinet Painting Basics.
What happens here
The presenter demonstrates the installation of the remote pot system onto the Apollo HVLP turbine unit. This conversion begins by unscrewing and removing the side and top panels of the turbine. The remote pot's base assembly, which contains a small motor for pressurizing the paint, is then placed on top of the turbine and secured with screws. The main paint pot is designed to sit directly within this system. The spray gun connects to the pressurized air output on the system, and a separate paint line runs from the remote pot to the gun. This setup eliminates the need to carry or hang a separate paint pot, making the spray gun lighter and significantly increasing user flexibility and maneuverability, especially when working in confined areas. The presenter notes that the unit's original feet needed to be removed for this integrated setup.
Goal: This step involves physically installing the remote pot system directly onto the HVLP turbine unit, integrating the paint supply with the air source to streamline the spraying process and enhance gun maneuverability.
Tools and materials
- 10mm Socket Wrench
- 3/8-inch Box Wrench
- Apollo Remote Pot System
- Phillips Head Screwdriver
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