Red Sun Parts Washer 20 Gallon Cabinet Electric Solvent Pump Portable Automotive Parts Cleaner with Shelf Tank for Wheel Bearings, Gears, and carburetors

My fiance uses it to reclaim her clay from doing pottery. It works great for her.

You only need 10 gallons for it to work great.

20 gal tub, but max liquid level is about 12 gal. You have to keep the level to about 11 gal to prim the pump. Water based cleaners only or it will destroy the pump.

Assembly is easy and it’s very well laid out to help you work efficiently. The power cord could be longer so you have options for placement but other than that it’s ace product

Pump should be able to handle petroleum-based cleaners too, not just water based.

This parts washer is amazing. I have used it 9 times and it works like a champ. The extra equipment it comes with is great. I have owned the bigger name brand parts cleaners and this RedSun comes very close to them. Just my opinion. I am not a mechanic by trade, but I have worked on my own vehicles and my beloved race car for 32+ years. I would definitely would buy again. Great product RedSun!

1) The listing says water based recommended but the product says water based required.2) There are scuff marks all over the product.3) The bottom shelf is bent in the middle of a machine pressed edge so it can't be 100% straightened.4) The legs and their mounting points have poor quality control and they give you screws with only a couple extra threads so you have to squeeze the sheet metal together while placing the nut. Then really crank down on it to force everything in line.5) The pump's plastic casing was open. I had to snap the casing together. I'm not talking about the metal housing. I mean the outside of the pump itself.6) The filter cover has what looks like some welding splatter. I guess from something near by on the assembly line maybe. I had to file that off and repaint.7) The inside of the cabinet has some orange peel spots in the paint. Pretty sure the paint is going to peel anyway and I'll have to repaint the whole thing.All that being said. Anyone buying this product has the tools and experience to fix it. So is all the trouble of a cheap Chinese piece of crap worth saving a few hundred dollars compared to an American made name brand? That's for you to decide.

I have tried several types of solvents and water base is not the way to go