The king of spray bottles?

BobbyG said:
I bought 6 Chemical Guy's 16 ounce spray bottles with the gray spray heads and these are the absolute best in sprayers. The bottle is clear and noting special but the sprayer performance is light-years ahead of anything else I've tried including the Spray Master Heavy Duty...
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I just got some of these, but haven't had a chance to spray them yet. Glad to hear they are good. The Rubbermaid Professional Sprayer is the best one I have found locally. High quality and has a large spray volume.

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They come with identical spray heads as Griots.

The clear plastic ones from AG with the white heads are good as well.

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I picked up these smaller bottles at the hardware store and I like them for stuff you may only use occasionally. They are 12 or 16 oz.

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I found these at Tractor Supply for 1.99 and use them for distilled water. Not bad for the money.

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Also the bottle part of them is good to use if you just want to measure a quantity of water in mls. I hate when a bottle has dilution ratio on the sides. Just give me a scale in mls. I am able to figure out what 1000 mls divided by 4 is.

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Zep and Home Depot bottles were some of the worst I've tried. The spray pattern was terrible on the Zep bottles and it dribbles terribly.
 
I have to agree on the zep bottles, I have one and it sucks, I use it with my foaming carpet cleaner so it works fine (foaming basically stops the dripping leaking etc) needless to say it was my first and last, Home Depot bottles are junk as well

The spray masters that Home Depot and ag sell are good but use way too much product for my taste
 
I'm still using the spray bottles I got at Sam's Club a few years ago. Also am using the Meg's QD bottle for the diluted ONR quick detailer and clay lube now. I removed the Megs label and made my own.
 
A-train said:
Jeffers double trigger spray bottles. They are kwazar bottles that are orange for less than half the cost of a kwazar.
Same seals and all!


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Do you have a link for these bottles. I could have sworn I saw them on amazon like a week or two ago and now can't seem to find them. Closest I can find now is an orange bottle made by Argi-pro but it's about the same price as a kwazar.
 
I get these spray bottles that are less than 2 bucks with the sprayer, they're cheap but they hold up better than any expensive sprayer I've had. They have the square nozzle that you turn on/off and they even hold up to acid wheel cleaner without rinsing out after each use. The sprayer looks just the one on the Stoners invisible glass bottle but the bottles are round. I've bought a lot of different sprayers and it's cheaper for me to just buy a case of these bottles/sprayers.
 
BobbyG said:
I bought 6 Chemical Guy's 16 ounce spray bottles with the gray spray heads and these are the absolute best in sprayers. The bottle is clear and noting special but the sprayer performance is light-years ahead of anything else I've tried including the Spray Master Heavy Duty...
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Agreed, although all [four] of mine tend to drip, and sometimes spit...lol @ max atomization setting (after trigger release). Other than that, love their performance.

As for happy encounter with random sprayers, I would have to give two thumbs up to the transparent blue Eagle One Wax-As-U-Dry sprayer. I must have had the bottle for over 6 years, with various detailing chem and it didn't miss a beat....until I've accidentally killed the poor thing while backing up. :laughing:
 
The chemical resistant sprayer from US Plastic is one of the best. Its looks identical to the grey heads Bobby was talking about and I wouldnt be surprised if they were the same. The trigger pull is very light and smooth and the atomization is a fine mist. Best part about it is that the sprayer and the bottle costs less than 2 dollars!
 
vman said:
The chemical resistant sprayer from US Plastic is one of the best. Its looks identical to the grey heads Bobby was talking about and I wouldnt be surprised if they were the same. The trigger pull is very light and smooth and the atomization is a fine mist. Best part about it is that the sprayer and the bottle costs less than 2 dollars!
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I was just browsing through US Plastic earlier. Spotted the Viton spray heads and thought the same.

Too bad there's no outlet/store in my area. Shipping tends to kill otherwise awesome deals.
 
Shipping from usp is very reasonable and I usually end up woth my pkgs much faster I normally due when I order from places using fedex or ups
 
I've been really impressed with the new sky's the limit spray bottles. Full measurements on the side with a great fully adjustable chemical resistant sprayer.
 
Spraymaster hands down easily is my favorite. I hate having to squeeze the trigger 20 times to cover one wheel with cleaner then rinsing out the sprayer so it doesn't destroy it. I have been using one for my Meguiar's Wheel Brightener for three years now and never rinsed it, still works perfect.
 
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