Non-aerosol misters

[imported_Sqard]

I have recently started using a non-aerosol mister for QD sprays and they work fantastic. Only problem is the one I use is a more expensive stainless steel one made for cooking sprays. The one I use is here:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00009V4CA/103-5536547-9307047?v=glance



Does anyone know where to find this in a cheaper plastic version? I want to pick up about 10 of these for various products and don`t want to spend 12 dollars a bottle.

[Bill D]

Yep, I got plenty from Wal-Mart at about $5 or $6 a piece. Don`t bother with the stainless ones, no need for the additional expense.

[Ron Harris]

Bill what department did you find these in?



Thank`s Ron.

[Bill D]

They are in the cooking utensils aisle. Sometimes they are hard to come by but give it a few chances and they ought to re stock them.



I have 303 in one to help reduce wasted product on low profile tires and to spray in tight or small areas and I have some left over Final Detail in another. I found spraying it with a typical spray bottle to be too blotchy. Spraying it via cooking oil sprayer seems to help.



These things are quite handy for products you have in gallon sizes that might be sold in aerosols individually. That giant 5 gallon size Invisible Glass comes to mind.

[RCBuddha]

I use these from the Container Store:



http://www.containerstore.com/browse/Product.jhtml?CATID=253&PRODID=61418



They produce a very fine mist, perfect for QD`s.

[dternst]

www.usplastics.com and try www.detailersparadise.com

[mtwedt]

Originally posted by RCBuddha

I use these from the Container Store:



http://www.containerstore.com/browse/Product.jhtml?CATID=253&PRODID=61418



They produce a very fine mist, perfect for QD`s. I also use these.....I got mine off a detailing site, but can`t remember which. I have water, S&W, S&G, QD+ and NL in some. When I get a chance, I am going to experiment with a little VM. I find these fine misters give a very fine even spray and don`t overspray an area like the larger trigger sprayers. The 4 oz ones fit nicely in my grab-and-go small plastic case where I also keep 2 oz squeeze bottles of all my products.

[Setec Astronomy]

As some have posted, you can buy the little pump spray bottles in various places, but I`m not sure those are the same ones that Sqard and Bill are talking about. There is one on this page at Poorboy`s that is less than $2 each...Poorboy`s Refillable Airless Pump Bottle (http://www.poorboysworld.com/accessories.htm) ...I could never really figure out what it was before...is this the same as what you have, Bill?





http://www.poorboysworld.com/products/bottle-pump.jpg

[SpoiledMan]

The bottles from US Plastics have been the best quality of the pump spray bottles that I have found/used. They cost more than the others but deliver a finer mist and the ability to "pump up" higher pressure more reliably than the others. For less money, there are these....



http://www.dharmatrading.com/html/eng/1974-AA.shtml

[Bill D]

Setec,



Nope mine has a black cap, if that`s the only difference, I don`t know, but for the price of any of those two items listed above, I would definitely encourage anyone to get them. That is, if they were going to place a larger order and throw them in it as well.

[togwt]

That much misaligned company Zymol have been producing a mist spray pump bottle for quite some time (plastic, one finger pump and mixing scale on one side)



FWIW most of my pump cooking spray bottle tend to clog , except for one brand (Misto) but its made from stainless and quite expensive (donâ€â„¢t you hate it when you have to pay more to obtain a quality product)

JonM

[Bill D]

I use 303 and QD in mine. No clogging issues.

[togwt]

Originally posted by Bill D

I use 303 and QD in mine. No clogging issues.



Maybe I should start useing the pump sprays you suggest for my cooking...

JonM

[TortoiseAWD]

Originally posted by Setec Astronomy

As some have posted, you can buy the little pump spray bottles in various places, but I`m not sure those are the same ones that Sqard and Bill are talking about. There is one on this page at Poorboy`s that is less than $2 each...Poorboy`s Refillable Airless Pump Bottle (http://www.poorboysworld.com/accessories.htm) ...I could never really figure out what it was before...is this the same as what you have, Bill?





http://www.poorboysworld.com/products/bottle-pump.jpg I`m pretty sure the PB bottle there is like a re-fillable hand lotion bottle, used for dispensing thicker liquids (polishes, liquid wax/sealant, etc.). This is different than the cooking oil spray bottles that Bill was talking about, which works well for liquids (QD, 303, etc.).



Tort

[Bill D]

Ah, ok like a hand pump dispenser rather than an aerosol like button