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Has anyone had any issues with the new spray canisters? I just received a brand new one and after one use it is already spitting and shooting small streams of protectant. It worked fine for the first few minutes, and then started spitting fluid. I took the nozzle apart to try to see if anything was stuck, but everything seemed okay. Now, it still spits and barely sprays….
Maybe I have a defective one??? ❓
Hey Danbo,
Is it one of the white ones, if it is I’ve already had two of them break on me, so I went to my local hardware store and bought a nice gallon size sprayer with measurements on the side. It also has a wand so I don’t have to bend over as far, saving the back is good business.
Justin
I still like the chromed metal one that I got when I got into the business. The tip needs peiodic cleaning and or replacement. I think Brain Sutton has posted how he cleans hisin the bulletin board somewhere. Youy may have to do a search. Only drawback is you need a comperssor or air tank in the van. I have a 150 psi compessor in my van. When the pressure gets low I plug it in and it is good for another week.
HBSeattle,
Does that one from the hardware store spray a fine mist as well? Have you been happy with it?
L Turner,
Thanks for the info on the compressor. I assume they are worth having over the manual bicycle style pump…
I got one of those battery jump start things with the air compressor $40 at my local shucks I love it and so have the 3 or 4 peaple I have jumped with it.
Hey Danbo,
Yes, it sprays a fine mist and it makes it so much easier just having to pump 10 times and being ready to roll. I like not having to worry if my canister is going to run out of pressure half way through a 1000 sq ft job. and it only cost me 30 bucks.
Justin
HBSeattle,
Thanks for the info. Do you know what brand it is or teh name of it? I may try to look it up or find something similar.
Dan
Danbo,
Yeah it’s the Glimour Spray Doc, they have a few sizes the one gallon has been perfect for me.
Justin
I finaly went to a regular compressor rather than the battery operated ones after I went thru 3 of them in a 3 year period. They always crapped out just when I really needed them. Plus I can pull it out and use it at home for shop use when I need to. It is a porter cable brand with a short and wide 3 gallon tank. With 150 psi it is pressurized in seconds and will spray longer before recharging the pressure.
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