D.I.Y Tint Spray Tank / Chemical Sprayer
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Pin lock 5-gallon keg
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Pin lock keg disconnects
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Flexzilla pro air hose
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Brass valve stems
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I spend about $22 on the air gun and the adjustable spray tip
Ball swivel
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For anyone watching the video now, just get the ball lock kegs rather than pin lock. You can replace the fittings and dont need to put holes in anything.
Woo-hoo! You just helped me give my son in law and daughter the knowledge to make me one for Detailing out of my tiny car. This will change everything for me! Awesomeness!!
Great do it yourself! And a whole lot cheaper than the other one's you can buy! Thank you for sharing your experience!
Ur the man! I wanted 1 of these for the same purpose but without the ridiculous cost! Found a used 1 for 33 bucks on Amazon and with the hose and fittings came out to under 70 bucks!
The hole for the Schrader valve needs to be big enough so the first part of the rubber goes through the hole. The larger diameter part will seat against the plate. When you tighten the nut the rubber will expand in the hole and seal as intended. Better to adapt directly to the pin lock, again, as intended.
Great tip! Thank you.
Thanks for the valuable info although all of that rig nowadays costs around $60 more
Good Job.👍
Thanks for taking the time to post this video nicely done 👍
Haha im Window tinter and we get off on stuff like that . When he pulled it out of the box .. hey 70 psi . Is fine . You dont want to go up to 130 psi ever .i got 3
Bro I just made mine and it works really well thank you keep up the good work you save me 200 dollars again thanks
Gracias amigo. Un saludo desde Colombia
This raw great idea I hate spray bottle gotta try this 🔥👍
Pretty sweet. I'll have to make one someday!
Awesome video. What gun and spray tip are you using?
I'm having trouble getting the right one. Can you put a link to those parts too?
can you send a link to where you got your air gun and tip please? Also is the flexzilla 1/4" or 3/8"? thank you for making this video. Best one I've seen.
Tip I figured out. Wrap your threads with Teflon and get a mesh filter
Man I sat here an watch this whole video after buying mine from homebrewing.org which is the same one you have but I paid little over $150 with everything and free shipping. Got it in 4 days, but this is a great video brother. Thank you!!
I been looking on there too. I want to add all the options. Is it good to go from the box? Or do you still need to do all this
@@Area559Duh nope good to go, only thing I did was take a plug off so I could attach my hose to it, but they give you everything. Soon as you get it, switch the plug which they give you and BOOM..Good to go
How did you know what to get tried looking but was way over 150 any help would be appreciated thanks
Ball lock quick out . Always get barber stem
Which one is the traditional gun or sprayer tip?
Just built one for the low low, I found my tank for $10. Thanks for the build
Where can you find the parts? I have a standard keg at the moment
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Facebook i found my 5 gallon for $15.
Great video but you might consider adding a pressure gauge. The relief valve ‘should’ protect you, but it might not.
Nice job , thanks for sharing
Great job! Thank you for sharing this project.
I read "PowerMate PX" on the side of the sprayer.
I wonder if you could list the make and model of it
on your build list, so we could duplicate that great setup :~)
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Thank you!
thx man!
One of mine is leaking. How much you can build 1 5 Gal for me. Canada
Awesomeness
Buen video bro, gracias.
The air gun works ok with liquid?
What airgun are you using?
How do you know when to stop filling with air
Were you buy the airvalves?
I bough the adjustable brass tip and the blow gun and try to use a 1/4 to 1/4 brass niple From Home Depot but the treads are different. where did you buy yours?
elamigotek yes is different tread I just force mine in since I not going to be taking it off. If you do be carful no to brake the gun and use some tread lock or something to seal it so it won’t leak on you.
@@masterminddetail4468 where can i get the adjustable tip or whats the name for it please
I found an adapter to fit mine at ace hardware. Took my stuff there and kept playing until I found one to work for me. 1/4 MIP to 1/4MIP.
Does the spray gun have a changeable filter?
Where do you get the brass spray tip from
I bought mine from chapin, found one at ace. The problem is that it won't fit the teejet filter if you want one. Look at teejet tips if you want to use a filter. They are a little bit more, $15$-$30. The chapin was about $8
Awesome!!!! Thanks!!!!!
You should get a red dot on it .
YOUR A SMART MAN !!! THANK YOU SIR !!
Hell yeah thank you so much
Hi, why did you add the schrader valve? Could you not find a way to add a coupler or inject air directly through the existing valve? I want to build one too.
The Schrader valve makes it easier to fill up since most people with a compressor has the adapter. Also, I use a battery pack in my trailer to power my plotter, it comes with jumpers and an air compressor that I don't need an adapter for using the Schrader valve.
Everything I've seen either way your gonna be out 300. I have a brass sprayer with a mesh filter and flex hose
How is that tank working for you? I wished I would have seen this video before buying mine.
Best idea ever worked so well I made one for spraying wheels when I detail vehicles.
Hi brother, just want to know what size of the felxihose its 1/4 size?
yessir 1/4
@@masterminddetail4468 thank you boss
where did you buy the sprayer tip?
Nice setup would like to see it I'm action
jose quiroz works great man. I might do a video soon.
Alright cool thanks do you use any other setups like that
jose quiroz I haven’t use any of the ones they sale. I have made 3 tanks already and they are a game changer. The pressure that it hold is great. I do recommend using a different sprayer not the air gun I used. Get one that you can add a filter in it. If you are tinting windows.
Mine swivel was leaking 1week later
Ive never had a swivle.. just a clamp
Teflon tape tip......
what size hose?
I'm using 1/4 and it has plenty of flow. Less bulky also. You can use 3/8 if you wanted to but the fittings work better dealing with 1/4. I just used an old blow gun i had lying around.
Loving that buldge 🔥
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You can get a better setup than this for under 200, without all the work, and not use sketchy pin lock connections. We sell complete sprayer setups ready to go for under 200 bucks using a used tank, and our lifetime hose assembly with brass trigger and filter
Also, the trigger you are using has steel components and is going to rust. The ball swivel you used will also fail.
@@jwelch9780 where can I buy from you?
@@luamayav you can also reach out to us through email, and we will call you back. Search for a replacement keg hose + used or preowned keg to get great pricing.
Go with new units for full warranty
@@jwelch9780 do you have a website?
I’ll pay you to make me one message me if you want
Are you still looking for something like this I'm building a few if yournintrested
I have 3 gal, 1.75 gal, with much better hardware set up, and brand new kegs, Lifetime warranty::: $225.
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Cracks me up how you guys think you are "saving money" to spend all this time working on building a keg. Do you not value your time? Tinters make 80+ per hour. That's $1.34 x 30 minutes = $40, and you will likely spend way more than 30 minutes to do all this
Hey wise guy, be the better person and just share a good link for the people. Instead of trying to put them down.
Building stuff can be therapeutic for people not everyone is wire the same way.
@@masterminddetail4468 not trying to be a wise guy, and I don't typically call people names, but if you want a link, cool. tinthozilla.com
Not trying to beat anybody down at all brother. In fact, I have personally spent over 20k on parts for these sprayers, only for the purpose of making this easy... instead of having to go to homebrew store, home depot, and a parts store, you can go to one place. That's it. Haven't suggested anything but for guys to save some time, and if they need the CORRECT parts for building, we have those too
@@jwelch9780 can you post a link that directs us to the keg you refer too for under $200
I agree with you J.
I did everything myself and I’m still having to upgrade hoses, sprayers, valves.
I should of spent the extra $100 and just bought it all said and done.
The benefit is that I know my keg inside and out now. When my business gets bigger I plan on buying them all done and shipped to my doorstep.
@@Area559Duh when you're ready to make moves, let us know. We are here to help