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Mercedes350
08-11-2013, 06:25 PM
What are the Best type of spray bottles for spraying lots of product not kwazar ones are to expensive

ScottB
08-11-2013, 06:53 PM
make sure to consider chemical resistant sprayers ....

dc52nv
08-11-2013, 07:02 PM
Hand pump sprayers are going to be your best bet. I have one for clay lube and works great.

1fastTbird
08-11-2013, 07:33 PM
I just picked up a three pack of 32oz Chemical Guys spray bottles and they work great.

Corey@OptimalDetailing
08-11-2013, 07:56 PM
I too like the Chemical Guys spray bottles.

custmsprty
08-11-2013, 08:01 PM
Though I buy most of my products from AG and CG and DI, sprayer bottles can be bought for much less direct from many suppliers online whoe sell just bottles and triggers. Use google.

AliMusa
08-11-2013, 08:23 PM
I picked up ones from home depot for 97 cents each. They've done nothing but work perfectly for me.

swanicyouth
08-11-2013, 08:25 PM
I've never said this before ever, but: use the search function. There are multiple threads with specifics on where you can get good spray bottles.

Calendyr
08-11-2013, 09:40 PM
I hate that spray bottles are so expensive. While searching for deals on them I found the site of a importation company, Alibaba or something like that. In large volume (I think it was 10,000 items or more) they sell for about 10 cents each. I am almost tempted to order some and resell them for in the insane markup they are doing on them... think about it, 10 cents to 5$ like I have seen plenty of places... Ridiculous!

Now the best prices I have found in Canada are at Canadian Tire. 1,99$ for a 16 ounce bottle with sprayer gun and 2,99$ for a 32 ounce bottle with sprayer gun. I would much prefer to use Meguiar's or any detailing product brand but the prices are usually about double...

Have to be careful too. The exact same brand I purchased at Canadian Tire sells for almost twice as much at Walmart. Who said Walmart always have the best prices? Theirs was a 22 ounce bottle but it sold for 4,99$. Kinda crazy.

I will have to check Home Depot and Rona again but last time I was there I did not find anything I needed.

St.LightDetails
08-11-2013, 10:59 PM
I found a local janitorial supply shop that carries 32oz. spray bottle for 1.50. They also have some pretty good carpet cleaner that I get from them as well. Do a google search you may find something in your area, just a thought.

af90
08-11-2013, 11:31 PM
So far the Home Depot ones for 97 cents work fine for me, I've only tried Poorboys Spray and Rinse at 1:1 and Adam's APC at 3:1 so far.

I wouldn't use the Kwazar ones for much more than clay lube and waterless wash, or wheel cleaner. Otherwise you're just wasting product due to the dual trigger.

spiralout462
08-11-2013, 11:36 PM
If you know someone in the hospitality industry see if they can get you some from their paper/janitorial supplier. Wholesale; F T W !!!!

Pureshine
08-12-2013, 01:00 AM
I use kwazar when the trigger dies I use Meg's chemical resistant sprayers they work great and I love the kwazar bottles.

cardaddy
08-12-2013, 01:35 AM
Now the best prices I have found in Canada are at Canadian Tire. 1,99$ for a 16 ounce bottle with sprayer gun and 2,99$ for a 32 ounce bottle with sprayer gun. I would much prefer to use Meguiar's or any detailing product brand but the prices are usually about double...

FWIW Even though the 6 pack of Meguiar's bottles have gone up to $17.99 here lately. (They were $14.99 last fall.) You can get them with a 20% off sale and get in under $2.50 per.

I have boatloads of them, and the sprayers that AG sends are the same whether on the Megs bottles or anything else they send. Just pick up a few chemical resistant sprayers to boot and you're golden. Although I still have problems with those as well if I've used them for Megs wheel brightener. I need to rinse them after EVERY use or they will not work next time I pick them up! :rolleyes:

BradsDetailing
08-12-2013, 02:20 AM
I personally use the home depot spray bottles and put the grey chemical resistant heads on them. Lowest price you will pay for a spray bottle