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    alright guys well im finally ordering all my stuff an these bottles are expensive everywhere. anyone know where i can get them cheap but that will hold up to whats going in them? i know the cheap ones the nozzles break an sieze up so i want to avoid that if possiable what route shoudl i go i want about 10 bottles

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    I use these: Chemical Resistant Spray Bottles | U.S. Plastic Corp.

    Haven`t had one fail yet.

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    i seen some today while i was cruising around lowes for about $1.50 ea.



    it all depends on what you plan to put in them as well

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    Home Depot



    .98 cents





    and has mesuring lines and dilution ratios on them as well.



    I those bottles, took out the sprayers and replaced them with sprayers I got from English Color and Supply for 1.34 that are chemical resistant.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Focus2069
    Home Depot



    .98 cents





    and has mesuring lines and dilution ratios on them as well.



    I those bottles, took out the sprayers and replaced them with sprayers I got from English Color and Supply for 1.34 that are chemical resistant.


    that`s a deal if i ever heard or seen one. Got a link to the bottles and the sprayers as well?

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    actually they are $0.96 cents. Found them. They are sold by the case. So 24 bottles for $23



    great deal.

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    I use the home depot ones. They are cheap, and you even get a foaming sprayer in the package, which I like for using wheel cleaners. The foam allows it to sit on the wheels longer and work in without just running right off.
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    Quote Originally Posted by vtec92civic
    actually they are $0.96 cents. Found them. They are sold by the case. So 24 bottles for $23



    great deal.


    .96 cents? damn, gettin ripped off 2 cents, lol. Just bought a couple more last night.



    They sell then single at my HomeDepot, didnt see a case price.

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    I use the spray bottles from Chemical Guys, never had any trigger problems or anything.:xyxthumbs

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    chemical guys ones are to expensive but i do plan to make my first big order from them in the next week or so. the warmth is comming to michigan soon so its time to go full force im in alot of debt with court fees an thsi will help pay it off since i have no job lol. ill be posting lots more questions in other threads so keep the good answers comming. i just went to home depot an bought them single for 96 cents which i think is stealing but i dont have a problom with it i bought 10 but i may get more eventually different dulotion rates an what not

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    If you put silicone or HF acid in spray bottles even the chemical resistent ones will fail. They all do. If you`re putting stull like APC in them they will last pretty much forever if you take care of them. At night take all the nozzles off and let them soak in a bucket of water over night. this will prolong the life of a sprayer quite a bit. There are a lot of places that sell them in bulk. Don`t go broke buying spray nozzels.. just accept the fact that your going to have to replace them fairly often and it`s a ongoing business expense.
    -Jake Bright Dynamics Auto Spa.

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    actually, speaking of Home Depot...they sell sprayers that are guranteed for 5 years.



    If it ever stops working, take it back, get another one....the bottle doesnt have as good of dilution and measuring lines like the .96 cent one does though.



    only downfall is they are like 7-8 bucks if i remember correctly.

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    oh wow id have to look into that thats alot of money but gaurenteed. i mean i have about 5 home depots in a 15 mile radius around me so i would never be stranded with out one but i think ill stick with the cheap ones an just take care of the nozzles

 

 
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