Auto Finesse spray bottles question

[JWilliams.RadiantDetail]

I'm really curious here, I Googled a few of their products and 2 of the reviewers specifically mentioned how the sprayer was one of the best they've used. A few different reviews brought up how it was one of the worst they've came across. I can't find a whole lot of reviews in general so I'm wondering if maybe some people here who've used the products could chime in? The bottles look interesting to say the least.

[thebamboo23]

not to sure on those. do you like the way it looks?

there are a a lot of other quality spray bottles too

what size are you looking for? what will you be using it for?

[JWilliams.RadiantDetail]

not to sure on those. do you like the way it looks?

there are a a lot of other quality spray bottles too

what size are you looking for? what will you be using it for?

I'm just wondering, I have a few Kwazar bottles which are upper end. But for some stuff double pump seems like overkill. I like the way the AF bottles look, which ultimately shouldn't matter lol. I'm going to be ordering their Iron Out and don't know if I should bother ordering another Kwazar bottle.

[rickylexus250]

I have the Auto Finesse Iron X and it is an excellent product, I think I will purchase the 5 Litre. Regarding the Auto Finesse spray bottle, when you actually use it you will understand what is is all about.

[goldendodo19]

The sprayer spray a fine mist. Don't believe it's adjustable. I think the trigger is a bit too small. The bottles have nice artwork.


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[custmsprty]

It's just a new kind of trigger sprayer, I bought a bunch of 8oz clear bottles and those trigger sprayer types online. They are great for applying a fine mist, but if it's being done outside and their is a decent breeze your product goes up in the air because it's such a fine mist. It's not exclusive to AF products.

[GettingStarted]

The AF sprayers are great for dispersing a super fine mist. If you want something with a bit more durability and versatility then I would recommend looking for the Gray Tolco Sprayers.

[EVOlved]

It's just a new kind of trigger sprayer, I bought a bunch of 8oz clear bottles and those trigger sprayer types online. They are great for applying a fine mist, but if it's being done outside and their is a decent breeze your product goes up in the air because it's such a fine mist. It's not exclusive to AF products.

+1 works wonderfully on the crystal glass cleaner I have from them and is an extremely fine mist.

[PiPUK]

They use 24mm neck bottles, likely because they are more common and cheaper. Unfortunately this neck size is from the cosmetic industry and the only sprays out there are designed for cosmetic type products which are extremely mild. There are any number of reports that this spray is inadequate when it comes to the stronger chemical cleaners and, if you care to talk to those who make the sprays, they will agree wholeheartedly. What you need to do is to take the sprays off and flush with water, after use, and this will make sure they last a reasonable time. Alternatively, AF are well aware of the problems so just complain and they should sort you with replacements.