who uses a chemical sprayer for their detailing??
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XSFDetail
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My current shop is at a dealership, so things are slightly different, as speed is required more then accuracy. We use 1/2 gal hand pump sprayers for the tire dressing....very sloppy, we use hand pump 2 gal garden sprayers for engine degreaser, and for a presoak we use, then we have susre shot sprayers for the fabric prottection.
In my own shop there was nothing more then bottles with trigger sprayers, accuracy was all important, and time was not as big a factor.
In my own shop there was nothing more then bottles with trigger sprayers, accuracy was all important, and time was not as big a factor.
weavers
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i love those chemical sprayers. I have three.
A 2 gallon with onr(wash solution) i use this to pre rinse cars, as clay lube. its great. often times i just fill it to one gallon because its lighter and easier to handle.
I have a 32 oz with ONR(wash soultion) for clay lube and for door jams. spray a mf towel and wipe down door jams. works great. sometimes i will pre spray wheels with onr and then clean.
Lastly a 64oz with purple power degreaser 1:4. I don't like how big this one is. its flimsy with the plastic bottle when its filled. I cracked the handle already actually. got with 32oz sizes. Anyways this gets used seldom. if I detail an engine bay its a godsend. or a dirty interior, carpets seats and that need alot of degreaser. sometimes i switch it apc 1:15, just depends.
get a couple of 32 oz sizes or smaller. and a large 1 or 2 gallon one. i use to only have 1 32 oz size for onr and i use half of it up on a prerinse and its a bother to always be refilling so i got the 2 gallon. i am thinking about retiring the 64oz one and buying two 32oz ones. i want one with IPA/distiled water for wipe downs before wax and for cleaning windows.
A 2 gallon with onr(wash solution) i use this to pre rinse cars, as clay lube. its great. often times i just fill it to one gallon because its lighter and easier to handle.
I have a 32 oz with ONR(wash soultion) for clay lube and for door jams. spray a mf towel and wipe down door jams. works great. sometimes i will pre spray wheels with onr and then clean.
Lastly a 64oz with purple power degreaser 1:4. I don't like how big this one is. its flimsy with the plastic bottle when its filled. I cracked the handle already actually. got with 32oz sizes. Anyways this gets used seldom. if I detail an engine bay its a godsend. or a dirty interior, carpets seats and that need alot of degreaser. sometimes i switch it apc 1:15, just depends.
get a couple of 32 oz sizes or smaller. and a large 1 or 2 gallon one. i use to only have 1 32 oz size for onr and i use half of it up on a prerinse and its a bother to always be refilling so i got the 2 gallon. i am thinking about retiring the 64oz one and buying two 32oz ones. i want one with IPA/distiled water for wipe downs before wax and for cleaning windows.
I have a half gallon pump up insecticide sprayer I use to apply a presoak coat of ONR with. love it saves time and is so much easier. it lays down a nice wide and fine spray. it's just the right size it's light enough and maneuverable. I used to use a 2 gals one with a hose and wand but it was clumbersome.
Good thread idea. Thanks.
I've been buying some spray bottles at the garden section of the store...trying to figure out how many i need. Yesterday i bought a small Gardena pump sprayer, to use for prewash "soak".
Any comments regarding the various spray bottles autogeek sells would be helpful too.
I've been buying some spray bottles at the garden section of the store...trying to figure out how many i need. Yesterday i bought a small Gardena pump sprayer, to use for prewash "soak".
Any comments regarding the various spray bottles autogeek sells would be helpful too.
TheCougarGuy
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Same here. About 8 bucks.
