Sonax BSD & V07?

abileneautoworx said:
...about to order some PNS and BSD.

Should I pick up some V07...
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•IMO:
-NO!
-[You would probably be better off picking up
some “V05”—it is stated to contain five vital
organic emollients... :)]
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Bob
 
WRAPT C5Z06 said:
Bead Maker is not a new product, it's been discovered recently.
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It’s funny we were talking about a year ago and no one thought it was that good. Then it gets rediscovered and heavily hyped. Just shows you how marketing works and why advertising pays. Perception is reality.
 
rlmccarty2000 said:
It’s funny we were talking about a year ago and no one thought it was that good. Then it gets rediscovered and heavily hyped. Just shows you how marketing works and why advertising pays. Perception is reality.
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Marketing goes a long way! HD ONE for example, it's good, but not great.

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SWETM said:
Flairosol spray bottle
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Yes hello,

I'm currently about to place an order for earplugs for work, and was thinking about snatching up a bottle like this just because I am interested in trying one out. What size do you prefer? The one I'm looking at is offered in 5, 10, and 25oz. I'm thinking 5 would be way too small, 10 seems like it could work, and 25 seems like it could potentially be cumbersome. I'd really appreciate your input since you have experience with them.
 
Finick said:
Yes hello,

I'm currently about to place an order for earplugs for work, and was thinking about snatching up a bottle like this just because I am interested in trying one out. What size do you prefer? The one I'm looking at is offered in 5, 10, and 25oz. I'm thinking 5 would be way too small, 10 seems like it could work, and 25 seems like it could potentially be cumbersome. I'd really appreciate your input since you have experience with them.
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I have only used the 10oz bottle. And think it's a good size and agree with your thoughts on the 5oz and 25oz. One thing that I noticed and not sure how separate them from their names. Is that there is one that don't build up any pressure when sprayed. The ones I have gets self pressure from spraying it. So remember when you have released the spray trigger it will keep fine misting out product and it's as it should be. Just keep moving the spray bottle and find your technique. It's just a little different from the common spray bottles LOL. But look for the fine mist Flairosol and I think you get the right one.
 
SWETM said:
I have only used the 10oz bottle. And think it's a good size and agree with your thoughts on the 5oz and 25oz. One thing that I noticed and not sure how separate them from their names. Is that there is one that don't build up any pressure when sprayed. The ones I have gets self pressure from spraying it. So remember when you have released the spray trigger it will keep fine misting out product and it's as it should be. Just keep moving the spray bottle and find your technique. It's just a little different from the common spray bottles LOL. But look for the fine mist Flairosol and I think you get the right one.
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For sure, thanks. I think they’ll be ideal for something like d156, or the griots rinseless wash and wax I just got.

Hell they’d probably be really nice for glass cleaner too.

Doesn’t hurt they’re only like 10 bucks, either.


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Finick said:
For sure, thanks. I think they’ll be ideal for something like d156, or the griots rinseless wash and wax I just got.

Hell they’d probably be really nice for glass cleaner too.

Doesn’t hurt they’re only like 10 bucks, either.


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Absolutely they can be used with other products as well. Don't know about the chemical resistant in the bottle. But I know of one brand that have almost all their spray products in Flairosol spray bottles. I have one of their spray glossenhancer product and it's awesome to work with when sprayed on the paint directly. And the longevity of it to over 4 months so it's a great product too. You save a lot of product this way too. Have used this spray glossenhancer/LSP product 3 times so far and don't think I have used half of the bottle yet. So products that goes a long way is great in these bottles I think.

Will be interesting to hear what you think about them.
 
SWETM- Thanks for recommending the Flairosol sprayer for BSD. Picked up a 10oz one at a salon when my daughter was getting her hair cut.

Love the spray pattern, and how it pressurizes to spray vs 1 pump = 1 spray. The 10oz size was nice; not too bulky/heavy, and didn't have to refill it every 2 minutes. The style I got was the one that doesn't have the liner which is nice.
 
oneheadlite said:
SWETM- Thanks for recommending the Flairosol sprayer for BSD. Picked up a 10oz one at a salon when my daughter was getting her hair cut.

Love the spray pattern, and how it pressurizes to spray vs 1 pump = 1 spray. The 10oz size was nice; not too bulky/heavy, and didn't have to refill it every 2 minutes. The style I got was the one that doesn't have the liner which is nice.
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Yeah I like the spray pattern it has and the pressure build up is great too. This is a tips that I got from a domestic detailing forum. So just passing forward a product that makes it's easier sometimes. Glad to hear you are satisfied with the Flairosol spray bottle. It can be a little problems with it when it's windy outside. So be carefull to not get the overspray on you or inhale it. That's a big downside with it when working outside. Just a heads up as it could have been happened to me too LOL
 
SWETM said:
Yeah I like the spray pattern it has and the pressure build up is great too. This is a tips that I got from a domestic detailing forum. So just passing forward a product that makes it's easier sometimes. Glad to hear you are satisfied with the Flairosol spray bottle. It can be a little problems with it when it's windy outside. So be carefull to not get the overspray on you or inhale it. That's a big downside with it when working outside. Just a heads up as it could have been happened to me too LOL
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Just following up on this bottle. I used it less than I thought I would at first, but recently started using it to apply d156 straight onto the towel and I -really- enjoy using it that way.

It definitely gets a more uniform coverage across the towel, and uses a lot less product doing so. One or two pulls of the trigger is enough to mist product for an entire panel. It’s really enjoyable to use.

Could definitely see myself picking up 1-2 more in the future.


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Nice that you are satisfied with the Flairosol spray bottle. I can see it usefull to spray in the mf towel too. Instead of the blobb in one place you can have spread out more uniform. Is little like a PW vs a hose that even if it's more powerfull it's take less of product.

Thanks for the follow up.
 
SWETM said:
Nice that you are satisfied with the Flairosol spray bottle. I can see it usefull to spray in the mf towel too. Instead of the blobb in one place you can have spread out more uniform. Is little like a PW vs a hose that even if it's more powerfull it's take less of product.

Thanks for the follow up.
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It kind of reminds me of the application of fast finish when you spray into a towel. I imagine I’d be more inclined to spray directly on the panel with something more stout like BSD? But for what I’m using it with, it’s really nice just going right into the towel.

Using a spray bottle I sometimes feel like the center of the towel is the only spot really getting a spray of product, but with this bottle I don’t ever worry about that. Not that it probably matters lol.. but y’know.


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