How To Install & Prime 3M PPS 2.0 H/O Cups as Gravity Feed With Your Apollo AtomiZer Spray Gun

In this video tutorial, John from Apollo Sprayers will show you step-by-step how to install and prime the 3M PPS system with the Apollo AtomiZer A7700 spray gun. The 3M PPS system is a paint preparation system that helps reduce the amount of solvent needed during the painting process and the amount of cleanup, which can save you time and money.
First, we will show you how to install the 3M PPS system onto your Apollo AtomiZer spray gun. We will cover how to assemble the disposable cup and liner, attach the adapter to the gun, and attach the cup and liner to the adapter. We will also show you how to properly pour your paint into the cup and liner.
Next, we will demonstrate how to prime the system. We will show you how to pressurize the inside of the cup, allowing the paint to flow freely into the spray gun. We will also show you how to adjust the fluid control knob on the gun while priming the 3M PPS liner.
With this video tutorial, you will have all the information you need to successfully install and prime the 3M PPS system with your Apollo AtomiZer A7700 spray gun, and achieve a high-quality paint finish with less waste and downtime.
Check out a tutorial on the installation of a 3M PPS with bottom feed option: • How To Install & Prime...

[@richardmichelson5473]

The only video yet that details how to set up and use the 3M PPS HO cup system. I desperately need this for spaying gel coat and primers, which are catalyzed and kick off in 10 mins and will turn your gun into concrete if you are not careful on timing. The disposable "bag" and minimal clean up is a must. I would have thought 3M would be all over this in detail. Thanks Apollo.

[@lafos4914]

perfect timing to find this! just had shane recommend it look into these for my apollo!!

[@edd707]

will the s34 adapter fit the Maxi-Miser 7600C?

[@bravosdrywalltv331]

Hello Apollo ,

[@FinishFirstAutos]

Can you use the Power 5 and this set up for auto painting?

[@KSMike1]

I assume this all also applies to the 7500, including the adapter part numbers?