Sprayer Head, What's everybody using?

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Just curious as to what everyone's thoughts are. For a long time I've just used cheapies and pitch them when they break. Would spending the money on some chemical resistant sprayers be money well spent? I remember getting some when i worked at the dealership and they didn't hold up any better than the cheap ones we had.
 
The Mercury sprayers rock, as do the Griots spray heads.
 
If you have a 'janitorial supply' store nearby, give them a shout. There a gazillion different spray heads out there.

When I was still living in Seattle I went to a 'store' and talked to them about my situation..they GAVE me a dozen or so of different ones to try.

In the end, some lasted forever, some not. In fact, I am still using a couple that are (yips) 15 years old! Ya just never know what's gonna work or not till ya give 'em a try.

Bill
 
proudpoppa said:
Just curious as to what everyone's thoughts are. For a long time I've just used cheapies and pitch them when they break. Would spending the money on some chemical resistant sprayers be money well spent? I remember getting some when i worked at the dealership and they didn't hold up any better than the cheap ones we had.
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When your sprayer starts acting goofy unscrew it from the bottle and tap it head first onto your driveway. This will reseat the oring in most cases and it will work like a new sprayer afterwards

I use the green and white sprayers mainly. I get them from a janitorial supply store here for like $1.50ea

If your using them to spray solvent (tar remover) its an absolute must you clean them out with soapy water after each use. Other wise, there toast
 
Flash Gordon said:
You guys use the Fire Nozzle on your spray bottles??? SWEEEET!!! Im the MAN
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LOL!!!! I thought the OP was talking about spray bottles, then I read those posts, then I read the rest. Boy, y'all confused the crap out of me! LOL

I just use the ones from AG.
 
I just use the proforce bottles that you can buy at Sam's. They are definitely not as nice as the Mercury bottles but it is like $9 for 6 of them. On a side note, they have good microfiber for cheap too.
 
I like the ZEP bottles & sprayers for $3.99 each. High volume and great spray control.
 
I like the black low profile sprayers with the 36 oz. clear bottle with the dilution ratios from AG
 
My favorite would have to be the Delta Industries Spraymaster heads. Otherwise I just use the poorboys refil sprayers. I have some big blaster foaming sprayheads on their way in my current order to compliment my current foaming bottle and sprayer, which is an old glass mousse spray bottle.
 
I guess it's better to read the post and not the title:nomore:sorry!
 
Tolco Chemical Resistant Sprayer.

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I've been using the 5 year sprAY bottles for a while now, mainly for doing RW's and they've been great when they stay primed. I've had one work right and another not but now that I've got the 1 litre Kwazar I'm looking forward to years of trouble free useage. If I like them as much as everyone seems to say I will I'll end up buying the 3 or 4 pack of the .5 litre bottles too.

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I just got a 1 litre Kwazer and used yesterday to do an overdue rinse less and the search is over! From the way it sprays twice to the high quality construction your just not going to find a better sprayer, period! Quality doesn't cost it pays. I just bought another one for doing waterless washes and my wife just bought me the 4 pack of color coded ones that are the .5 litre size, so I'll have quality and trouble free use for years to come👍

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