3M26000 PPS 2.0 Spray Gun Cup, Lids and Liners Kit, Standard, 200-Micron Filter, 22 Ounces, BLACK,SILVER

I've been using PPS for a while with good results. I decided I needed a 3oz setup for smaller jobs. 3oz V1 hard cups are nearly impossible to find. Enter 3M PPS 2.0.I have searched high and low trying to find pics of the 3oz setups. Especially pics with something like a qt can for size comparison. Surely, I cannot be alone in my frustration.So, here we go. One white quart can for size comparison. Used it today for the first time. I like it, works just like v1. Removing/tightening the collar is no harder or easier then v1, just different.I like 2.0, it works great. They all work well. Never had leaks or drips, all spray upside down. If you take your time and press the lid into the hard cup/liner like you would a Tupperware lid, pressing down around the circumference it will seal every time. Some different versions or brands are harder to remove the lid from the liner, however, it is not supposed to be removed. It's not designed to do that. Keep that in mind.This was a great buy that I rate as a 5-star product. I highly recommend this setup. It is also a money saver, in the long run. The average spray gun cup costs $3-4 to clean with acetone at current prices-1 gal acetone, $25 where I live. 1 disposable cup and liner, $1.50 give or take. Plus, I think it looks really cool.

Once you use these Gun Cups you will never go back. Cuts your clean up time to a fraction of what it was. It is also nice to have the mixing rations right on the cup. Simple to use. Highly recommend.

3M never disappoints, I love this system. This even sprays upsidedown.

Half the price that you pay at the local auto parts store

Wrote more extensive review on the 3M 2.0 PPS STARTER kit I got.This system is expensive and there are less expensive versions out there. I just don't know if they are any good or not. I'm just a beginner. I'm sure someone that knows what they are doing, already knows whether the price is justified here or if the other systems work fine?If you're looking at the big box of the cups, you probably already know about the 'system' itself.Works good and the measurements on the hard cup are huge help.If you already are using the 3M system, would highly recommend continuing to buy the cups....

I use Finex 3000 guns and with the adapter, the 3M stuff is the only way to go. Tried the other brand sold here on Amazon and it was a waste of time and money.

The 3M PPS 2.0 disposable cup system is great. I am currently using the cups with the 3M Accuspray Paint Spray Gun System. The cups are easy to use, the don't leak, and they allow reuse of unused finish in many cases. The the gun is super easy to clean, with minimal solvent, and it's great to have different size cups and different spray heads.The only reason I'm taking off a star is because of the price. I guess it doesn't matter if you're a pro and passing the cost along to the customer, but I'm just using this for my own projects, mostly cabinetry and other wood projects.3M - how about a small volume starter kit that just has one of each of the hard outer cups, and a few of each size liner and cap for a reasonable price? That way we could try the different sizes and decide which liner refills we want to use.

Just what I needed in good condition and timely delivery