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    What kinds of squirt bottles do you guys use? Do you have 10 dedicated squirt bottles for different mixtures i.e. homemade glass cleaner, store bought glass cleaner, IPA / water for bird bombs, etc?



    Or do you have one or 2 "Ole Faithful" squirters that you wash frequently and use different stuff in?



    I`m looking for some quality but not-so-expensive squirt bottles (that`s Schpritzers for you upscale laddies) to hold glass cleaner, dilutions of EF-HI and the like. What do you all use?



    Have any of you found store-bought squirt bottles capable of a very fine mist suitable for a QD? I`m tempted to buy another bottle of that Meguiar`s Quik Detailer for the excellent QD bottle for my gallons of QD!



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    For my spray bottles I went to Home Depot and got the "Zep" brand that they had in the garden section.



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    Meguiars Quick Detailer in the maroon bottle is the best mister out there.

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    Yea, the Meguiars bottle is the best. I had another Meguiars QD bottle and I ended up dumping the liquid in the better spray bottle.



    You just better pray there isn`t a breeze, the mist won`t make it to the car, it`d get swept away in the wind really easily. You should see me, it`s windy and you have some guy spraying a bottle 2 inches from his car........ if they only knew.

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    Costco`s got some great spray bottles real cheap - $5.99 for 4 of them.



    The mist can be adjusted to very fine or a direct squirt - the fine being practically a mist coming out of the bottle.



    Got two myself, and threw all kinds of stuff in there (homemade window cleaner, some dry cleaning fluid for interior, etc.). Works for everything I`ve found thus far, either think or think in consistency.

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    Dry cleaning fluid? Why does that sound funny to me? I`ll be sure to check Home Depot and Costco out.

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    I bought the four-pack of bottles. They`re nice in that there are different colors in the pack so you can assign a color to a product if you want. The spray heads are OK; adjustable and all but don`t put out the best spray I`ve ever seen. I think if you want killer spray heads then Griot`s Garage is the way to go.



    For the price I`m satisfied with the Sam`s Club bottles but if you want top performance, perhaps consider something else.
    There are only three things you need to know about me. Gloss, Gloss, GLOSS!!

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    I recently switched to using one of these as my QD sprayer (click on pic for more info):


    I find that it`s much easier to control than a trigger spray bottle, and I use less QD. :up

    Tort

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    For the Zep bottles that can be found at Home Depot. They cost $3 each...

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    But seriously - if you like the Griot`s sprayheads, the Costco ones are exactly the same (well, not exactly - but the performance is).



    Not to mention the sweet price - $1.50 a piece - and the fact that there`s a spot to label what`s in the bottle there (with a dry-erase marker - works great!) - and the bottle has markings in L/oz so you can make those nasty homemade potions to the proper proportions

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    i second the costco purchase.

    they are great bottles at a great price.

    7 bucks for 4 of them i believe....

    at that price, make all the mixtures you want.

    only my $.02
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    My baby





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    That`s my car after I washed it and used a spray quick detailer. I`m waiting for when I get my kompressor pads I will polish it and erase some scratches it has and then I will make it shine like a mirror.
    Trust me. Your car is in the best professional hands... "OHHHH SHINY":w00t:

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    LOL, I am so niave. I was expecting a picture of a baby (Human) :doh:

    Nice whip you got there lucian. Thanks for posting up Taking picture

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    hahahaha... a human baby? Well, maybe I`m so hooked with detailing that when I have a baby, I will have him clean all the time and polish him so he shines. LOL, and thnx
    Trust me. Your car is in the best professional hands... "OHHHH SHINY":w00t:

 

 
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