Anyone use a pressure hand pump sprayer?

I use one of those during the winter months to pre-rinse, hit my wheel wells, and wash of any chemical product used on my wheels themselves.
 
Hi Chris,

I have one of these and it works very well! I also have a 3 gallon pump sprayer that I bought at Lowe's that works well for larger areas. This eliminates me from having to mix up or refill the sprayer....:props:
 
BobbyG said:
Hi Chris,

I have one of these and it works very well! I also have a 3 gallon pump sprayer that I bought at Lowe's that works well for larger areas. This eliminates me from having to mix up or refill the sprayer....:props:
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Excellent advice on the Lowes one, wouldn't think of that. I am going to be helping a friend detail his Tahoe after I get the last two on my family car list done, I am sure the larger one would be a huge aid! Especially with the large mix of ONR we will be using for the prespray/wash before the wash mitts and buckets come out. Thanks for the heads up. I am really figuring this will help with his large panels and huge wheel wells too.!

Thanks Bobby
 
Yes. I have one of those sprayers. I use them while sanding headlights to keep a mist of water available.
I have also used it for spraying cleaners under the hood.
 
I bought 3 sprayers from ace hardware and they work really well for the fender wells or clay lube and you can use to spray out the door jams
 
I picked one up at Lowes for use with Griots undercarriage spray and it fell apart.
 
I use a one like that 50-60 oz with opc at 3:1 for wax/sealant stripping presoak/wash . then a 1 gallon yard sprayer with dp rinse less for presoak .
 
Finemess said:
I picked one up at Lowes for use with Griots undercarriage spray and it fell apart.
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Damn!
I hope not since I just bought a gallon of the stuff.
Maybe I'll just use my all metal three gallon garden sprayer. I've even used it to spray hydrochloric acid for cleaning an empty pool.
 
I use one for presoaking during my ONR washes. Fill it up with UWW+. Much easier than a spray bottle
 
cleanmycorolla said:
Anyone use this, or perhaps suggest another/better sprayer? I am considering using this to use as a mister before washing (two bucket method) with some ONR. Use the pump spray as a first step before going to the bucekts.

Anyone have advice, durability of the product or any others? Thanks:xyxthumbs:

Autogeek Chemical Resistant Pressure Sprayer, pump spray bottle, pressurized sprayer
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One place that you can get some hand sprayers is from abatix.com. They have a variety to choose from that are usually priced more reasonably than some of the other brands out there. Here's a link to one for example: ["http://www.abatix.com/default.aspx?page=item+detail&itemcode=CHA21230&catlist=487" Sprayer, Premier 3 Gal Poly w/Brass Wand]
 
I use the hand-held sprayers a lot for rinseless washes. I really like how easy the precision flow from that nozzle makes spraying the solution in the door jambs, especially the body to door hinges section, and the inner trunk rims where the trunk lid meets the body, etc. without getting ONR solution on the interior. Quick and easy! :dblthumb2:
 
I use something very similar for pre-soaking grills that are covered in bug splats, wheel wells etc. it's a useful addition to any detailers collection
 
If u can get to a painters store like brandmans or similar store. They should have sprayers that wallpaper guys use. The ones with the metal tips work the best.
 
RhetoricMixes said:
I was thinking about picking this up CountyLine Spot Sprayer, 5 gal. - 1013081 | Tractor Supply Company since it has a battery and 5 gallon capacity. Certainly a better deal than a pump sprayer and doesnt cost much more than a regular 5 gallon hand pump.
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omg! some companies are taking sprayers, similar to that, slapping a cart on them or adding some very minor features and selling them for hundreds of dollars for car detailing purposes. with that in mind, that sprayer is a steal, lol.
 
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