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Spray bottle preference?
I have always bought my spray bottles through Malco. But, they are just generic spray bottles. They get the job done, but I find myself screwing around with them a lot. A lot of times they get clogged up, and I have to take them apart and use the air hose to free them up.
I would like to buy a whole new set of spray bottles for this year. Any recommendations? Especially for wheel acid.
I have one bottle from Zep that I swear is bullet proof. Did I just end up with a random good bottle, or are all their bottles this good?
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Re: Spray bottle preference?
This is something i have been playing with lately too.
My Zep bottle leaks a bit (32 oz from Home Depot) or else I would use more of them.
The Griots Garage foaming spray head is good and will fit most 32oz bottles, although the spray is a bit narrow. (I havn't tried their bottles yet) The spray heads that come with DP products are also nice if you don't need foam. I end up replacing the heads on bottles a lot when I purchase locally.
I have also started using the Chemical Guys bottles. They look like Wolf Gang round bottles (low profile spray head) only they are clear. I doubt any of these would stand up to acid though.
The Spray master chemically resistant bottles are also nice and you can get them on Auto Geek and Home Depot I just personally dont like the spray head.
Don't know if it helps
-Roy
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Re: Spray bottle preference?
Originally Posted by ShinyRex
This is something i have been playing with lately too.
My Zep bottle leaks a bit (32 oz from Home Depot) or else I would use more of them.
The Griots Garage foaming spray head is good and will fit most 32oz bottles, although the spray is a bit narrow. (I havn't tried their bottles yet) The spray heads that come with DP products are also nice if you don't need foam. I end up replacing the heads on bottles a lot when I purchase locally.
I have also started using the Chemical Guys bottles. They look like Wolf Gang round bottles (low profile spray head) only they are clear. I doubt any of these would stand up to acid though.
The Spray master chemically resistant bottles are also nice and you can get them on Auto Geek and Home Depot I just personally dont like the spray head.
Don't know if it helps
-Roy
I'm kind of having the same issue. I've got a few different kinds of bottles around my shop. They all have their hang ups.
I recently got a bottle of the DP carpet prep cleaner. I really don't like the sprayer on that thing. It was difficult to get it to spray the way I like. Plus, it almost seemed like it tried to be multi functional. Seemed to me that if you pressed the trigger firm, it would spray well. But, if you let up a little bit on pressure...it would shoot a straight stream. Sounds like a good idea...but I found it annoying cause it would bounce between both functions. Strange.
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I currently use a similar bottle to these. I ordered them through a different site, but are the same exact bottles just different brand. Kwazar Mercury Pro + Double-Action Spray Bottles, high output sprayers, detail sprayers, chemical sprayers
I really like the dual action sprayer and they are pretty heavy duty. I bought 4 of them back in April 2010 and other than one of them the trigger sticks on occasion, the other 3 have worked flawlessly. Only down fall to them is that they are on the pricey side for spray bottles.
Not sure if they can handle a wheel acid, but I'm sure someone at AG might know that.
I hate the DP sprayers! The bottles are just too big and your right the trigger is weird. I always end up putting them in a different bottle to use.
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The best bottle for the price I have uses is the zep from hd - for 3.75 a piece you can't beat them...
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Re: Spray bottle preference?
Originally Posted by SeaJay's
I currently use a similar bottle to these. I ordered them through a different site, but are the same exact bottles just different brand. Kwazar Mercury Pro + Double-Action Spray Bottles, high output sprayers, detail sprayers, chemical sprayers
I really like the dual action sprayer and they are pretty heavy duty. I bought 4 of them back in April 2010 and other than one of them the trigger sticks on occasion, the other 3 have worked flawlessly. Only down fall to them is that they are on the pricey side for spray bottles.
Not sure if they can handle a wheel acid, but I'm sure someone at AG might know that.
I hate the DP sprayers! The bottles are just too big and your right the trigger is weird. I always end up putting them in a different bottle to use.
Those Kwazar bottles look pretty cool. I like how they spray twice with one squeeze. My only concern is that the trigger would eventually fail or something. I'll probably just buy a couple and give them a shot.
So far I'm really leaning toward the Zep bottles...only because I've been so impressed with this one I've had. But, the Kwazar would definitely be cool for certain products.
Thanks man!
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Re: Spray bottle preference?
Originally Posted by tfullercdi
The best bottle for the price I have uses is the zep from hd - for 3.75 a piece you can't beat them...
I think I'm with ya on that
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Best spray bottle that are affordable are the AutoZone chemically resistant spray bottle. at $2.50 a piece I bought about 10. They are hidden gems, workers there said they didn't even know they sold these.
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Is Meg's spray bottles any good?
I'm considering going with one with my next order of X-press wax.
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Re: Spray bottle preference?
Originally Posted by slickooz
Best spray bottle that are affordable are the AutoZone chemically resistant spray bottle. at $2.50 a piece I bought about 10. They are hidden gems, workers there said they didn't even know they sold these.
Hmmm...interesting. Thanks!
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