A note on the pressol bottles / triggers. I’ve used both the household and industrial grade bottles for over a year and would like to share some feedback. To start, P&S break buster still breaks them over time, sad but no surprise. That being said, Matt told me he’s working with pressol to see what can be done about this. On the other hand, the triggers are not only more durable than average triggers, they are also dual action and have very good atomization. Are they necessary, absolutely not, but the dual action is very nice when using products that are used heavily. When looking at the bottom line, they are not the highest value, but when using tools over years, little things like reduced hand pain from squeezing half as much adds more value than the little costs saved in certain applications. Just my $.02
Kenny, I have similar thoughts. I have quite a few Industrial trigger sprayers but I've been using mostly the Household sprayers for the home. The Pledge All Surface cleaner, Adam's Microfiber cleaner, and Optimum Power Clean all have performed really well with the Pressol sprayers. As a default back I'd say it's always good practice to have a few grey Tolco sprayers for backup with their respective bottle. In this case I love the P&S quart sized bottles for this purpose. Sprayers are a consumable, so buy a few in bulk when they fail!
Id recommend pulling the spray head out after use and spray the harsh chemical back into the bottle. And screwing it back on. I know this may sound weird and time consuming but anything higher on the PH scale would benefit from this as it would make the spray head last much longer on say iron remover or brake buster. Don’t know if you practice this but it’s a tip I’ve seen some detailers do. And when you care enough to spend 15$ on a bottle only make sense to take a quick minute to take care of it.
I always keep a bottle of water with me and when I get done using a cleaner that is really low PH or really high pH which is acidic or alkaline, I always insert the nozzle from the cleaner I just used into the bottle of water and spray it probably about 10 times to flush out the chemicals that was in it. This makes the nozzles last a whole lot longer. I always use nozzles for that specific pH level.
Very well said Luke. The trigger heads are the failure point on every bottle I have ever owned over the past 40+ years of detailing (including all the high end brands such as Kwazar, IK, Pressol, etc etc) so you'd think that at least one manufacturer of detailing equipment around the world would have figured out how to make a trigger head that doesn't fail or at least last's for a reasonable amount of time for the money. I think most detailers would actually pay more money for a quality trigger head that doesn't fail so often, but probably not the general public who probably buy the cheapest bottle they can find.
The reason the trigger spray heads fail is because the seals fail. All trigger sprays have chemical resistant seals inside of them but overtime the corrosive and harsh nature of the products your using will damage and eat away at the seals. If your looking for a long lasting high quality option I'd recommend getting a high end kwazar sprayer and just replacing the seals when they fail, all kwazar sprayers have replacement seal kits available.
Buy the solo battery powered trigger. Throw the bottle in the trash. Put the trigger on an IK. 2nd best combo is car pro dilution bottle with solo trigger or gray tolco like in vid.
Amen my brother thank you for saying it. Ain't no way in hell I'm spending all that money on those fancy bottles when I just need my sprayer to work when I needed to work. Thank you
Thanks much for your video. I train at Planet Fitness. Not to long ago Planet Fitness changed there spray nozzles on there spray bottles there not worth crap. They break easily. I learned right then I didn't want this to happen to me. Have a suggestion use distilled water in another bottle to clean the spray nozzle. Don't know if this would work but it's worth a try. Thanks again for your video.
You ..are..the...G.O.A.T Every damn video you come with these seemingly obvious tips of knowledge that are SO USEFULL. keep doing this forever please!:)
Ik makes a mean pump sprayers and foamer, but all hand spray triggers eventually fail. Like Luke, I keep a lot in stock and a few on hand when I'm mobile detailing. About once a week I do take them apart to soak in hot water, especially in hot or cold temps. Products tend to gum up in the nozzles and pump pistons. It will improve the longevity of even the cheap ones, but it's highly advised to get the chemical resistant ones.
I unscrew the sprayer and spray the product back into the bottle. Then pump plain water through the spray head to flush it out. Remove the water and keep pumping until it's completely empty and replace it on the original bottle. The sprayer is flushed and has no chemicals or water sitting inside the spray head.
You're gonna do the every time? When you can buy a bunch of cheap, and long lasting triggers? Most detailers carry 10 bottles, that's about 15 minutes if you don't get distracted, and if you're squeezing, screwing, and unscrewing nonstop. When in 15 seconds you can swap a new one for less than a bag of chips.
@@creeplife2802 Sorry for the confusion. I live in an area where we have long winters and the majority of my products don't get used for over 5 months. I do this when storing them for the off-season, not every day. Thanks for your reply.
I have experienced really good durability for quite a few years with the Zep bottles and triggers from Home Depot. My big issue with those and other bottles like it is that they are very top heavy. If I am low on product and the driveway is a little slanted, these bottles tip over very easily. I might not need to fill the bottle to get the job done but I have to stop and fill the bottle so it won't tip over when I set it down. This drives me to use other bottles. The worst bottles I have ever tried is from Chemical Guys. The only bottles that I have commonly snap at the threads. Multiple brand new sprayer tubes have been kinked.
Any recommendations of triggers for things like acetone, alcohols, etc... Not a detailer but a cleaner and when it comes to hot liquids like alcohols or that nature you can use a trigger for a bit and swap out for another cheapie but then have to deal with a spray or mist you don't prefer.
@Rich Smith kind of like Luke said some of the sprayers don't work after using them cause of the chemicals OG sells better sprayers. I plan on getting them. They're more for looks and having it all in the same bottle. Just nothing likes the price lol
Pressol bottles come with a double action sprayer. Sprays twice for one trigger pull. Once when you pull the trigger and another when you release the trigger
What wheel an tire cleaner was that in the beginning of the video I always just take the spray trigger off an use hot water an spray all the hot water out of the little bowl
I have a couple of sets of IK bottles but the spray trigger sucks, only lasted a few weeks and they started giving problems,i love the bottles they are sturdy and nice so Just bought a different brand of trigger. Has anyone invented a better and more efficient trigger already?.
You really have well thought out strategies for the everyday detailer, I really just wish you would work on the editing of your videos. You cut the footage together so tight it sounds like you don’t even take a breath when you speak, which makes it hard to follow. I mean no disrespect, just some constructive criticism, thanks for the video , cheers
Does anybody here in comment section use the Zep spray bottle. I kind of like the sprayer and i say kind of because i have not used many different bottoes
Marolex makes spray bottles and air pump bottles that are specificydesigned to withstand acids. They also have ones for high pH products too, but I don’t know the science on what that does to normal bottles.
Thanks for the information. But, when I buy those grey cheap sprayers you are promoting, I find they don't spray a nice, fine, even mist....and if I try, they sort of inconsistently mist and dribble. I hate the dribbles. Now, I have some I use for my garden and listen....when my wife is using one and it leaks onto her hands, or the spray is uneven, that is NOT COOL! I would think detailers (the reason I came here) would be demanding never leak, no dribble and consistent even mist regardless of how hard the trigger is pulled. I expected more. I used to get some really good ones from a 'detailer' supply company, but now the same brand is total crap (competing by price using cheap imported junk). Very sad. I would pay the extra $2-$3 bucks for a good sprayer/spray bottle.
You can also flush out the spray triggers with water after every use and they will last indefinitely. I’ve had this experience with bleach.
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A note on the pressol bottles / triggers. I’ve used both the household and industrial grade bottles for over a year and would like to share some feedback. To start, P&S break buster still breaks them over time, sad but no surprise. That being said, Matt told me he’s working with pressol to see what can be done about this. On the other hand, the triggers are not only more durable than average triggers, they are also dual action and have very good atomization. Are they necessary, absolutely not, but the dual action is very nice when using products that are used heavily. When looking at the bottom line, they are not the highest value, but when using tools over years, little things like reduced hand pain from squeezing half as much adds more value than the little costs saved in certain applications. Just my $.02
Kenny, I have similar thoughts. I have quite a few Industrial trigger sprayers but I've been using mostly the Household sprayers for the home. The Pledge All Surface cleaner, Adam's Microfiber cleaner, and Optimum Power Clean all have performed really well with the Pressol sprayers. As a default back I'd say it's always good practice to have a few grey Tolco sprayers for backup with their respective bottle. In this case I love the P&S quart sized bottles for this purpose. Sprayers are a consumable, so buy a few in bulk when they fail!
Id recommend pulling the spray head out after use and spray the harsh chemical back into the bottle. And screwing it back on. I know this may sound weird and time consuming but anything higher on the PH scale would benefit from this as it would make the spray head last much longer on say iron remover or brake buster. Don’t know if you practice this but it’s a tip I’ve seen some detailers do. And when you care enough to spend 15$ on a bottle only make sense to take a quick minute to take care of it.
Kwazar dual action trigger 360 with Viton seals. Had several for round 4 years and still going strong.
I always keep a bottle of water with me and when I get done using a cleaner that is really low PH or really high pH which is acidic or alkaline, I always insert the nozzle from the cleaner I just used into the bottle of water and spray it probably about 10 times to flush out the chemicals that was in it. This makes the nozzles last a whole lot longer. I always use nozzles for that specific pH level.
This is exactly what i thought after watching Wilson The Detail Wizard! Thanks Wilson !
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Very well said Luke. The trigger heads are the failure point on every bottle I have ever owned over the past 40+ years of detailing (including all the high end brands such as Kwazar, IK, Pressol, etc etc) so you'd think that at least one manufacturer of detailing equipment around the world would have figured out how to make a trigger head that doesn't fail or at least last's for a reasonable amount of time for the money. I think most detailers would actually pay more money for a quality trigger head that doesn't fail so often, but probably not the general public who probably buy the cheapest bottle they can find.
My guess is they lengthen the life to be better than others but a permanent solution means less sales
The reason the trigger spray heads fail is because the seals fail. All trigger sprays have chemical resistant seals inside of them but overtime the corrosive and harsh nature of the products your using will damage and eat away at the seals. If your looking for a long lasting high quality option I'd recommend getting a high end kwazar sprayer and just replacing the seals when they fail, all kwazar sprayers have replacement seal kits available.
@Sandeep Maheshewari lol😂
Buy the solo battery powered trigger. Throw the bottle in the trash. Put the trigger on an IK. 2nd best combo is car pro dilution bottle with solo trigger or gray tolco like in vid.
I simply pump water through the trigger at the end of each day . Cleans them out .
Who the hell can be bothered to do that. I mean, apart from you
@@spaghetti5038 lol . I suppose only people that don't want to continually replace triggers. Especially when using acidic products.
@@derrickabare9986 some bottles say to turn it upside down and pump the spray a few times. It helps spit anything held in the trigger out
IPA mix
You're doing yourself a disservice. You owe yourself the time you're wasting.
Amen my brother thank you for saying it. Ain't no way in hell I'm spending all that money on those fancy bottles when I just need my sprayer to work when I needed to work. Thank you
Thanks much for your video. I train at Planet Fitness. Not to long ago Planet Fitness changed there spray nozzles on there spray bottles there not worth crap. They break easily. I learned right then I didn't want this to happen to me. Have a suggestion use distilled water in another bottle to clean the spray nozzle. Don't know if this would work but it's worth a try. Thanks again for your video.
The trigger bottle that's lasts the longest for me was 50 pence from DIY store , ran all sorts though it
Auto brite orange and gray tops bottles work great.....
Eh, just got one chemical that is only available in a gallon soz going a little more expensive on a nice sprayer for it makes some sense for me
You
..are..the...G.O.A.T
Every damn video you come with these seemingly obvious tips of knowledge that are SO USEFULL. keep doing this forever please!:)
Ik makes a mean pump sprayers and foamer, but all hand spray triggers eventually fail. Like Luke, I keep a lot in stock and a few on hand when I'm mobile detailing. About once a week I do take them apart to soak in hot water, especially in hot or cold temps. Products tend to gum up in the nozzles and pump pistons. It will improve the longevity of even the cheap ones, but it's highly advised to get the chemical resistant ones.
If you soak them in hot water it will mostly unclog the nozzle. Then spray hot water afterwards.
All I use is the ik spray bottles with the cheap gray spray triggers and the gold spray triggers.
zep are ergonomic nightmare, i have to use them 2 handed in order to NOT pinch a finger, and f53 iodine erodes the size of the check - ball
I’m a fan of the agrifab spray bottles with the double spray trigger.
I unscrew the sprayer and spray the product back into the bottle. Then pump plain water through the spray head to flush it out. Remove the water and keep pumping until it's completely empty and replace it on the original bottle. The sprayer is flushed and has no chemicals or water sitting inside the spray head.
You're gonna do the every time? When you can buy a bunch of cheap, and long lasting triggers? Most detailers carry 10 bottles, that's about 15 minutes if you don't get distracted, and if you're squeezing, screwing, and unscrewing nonstop. When in 15 seconds you can swap a new one for less than a bag of chips.
@@creeplife2802 Sorry for the confusion. I live in an area where we have long winters and the majority of my products don't get used for over 5 months.
I do this when storing them for the off-season, not every day. Thanks for your reply.
I have experienced really good durability for quite a few years with the Zep bottles and triggers from Home Depot. My big issue with those and other bottles like it is that they are very top heavy. If I am low on product and the driveway is a little slanted, these bottles tip over very easily. I might not need to fill the bottle to get the job done but I have to stop and fill the bottle so it won't tip over when I set it down. This drives me to use other bottles. The worst bottles I have ever tried is from Chemical Guys. The only bottles that I have commonly snap at the threads. Multiple brand new sprayer tubes have been kinked.
Any recommendations of triggers for things like acetone, alcohols, etc... Not a detailer but a cleaner and when it comes to hot liquids like alcohols or that nature you can use a trigger for a bit and swap out for another cheapie but then have to deal with a spray or mist you don't prefer.
I was looking at Pressol sprayers. Very informative video on triggers!
You seen Obsessed Garage pressol bottles?
@@OscarM.94 No, are they any good?
@Rich Smith kind of like Luke said some of the sprayers don't work after using them cause of the chemicals
OG sells better sprayers. I plan on getting them. They're more for looks and having it all in the same bottle.
Just nothing likes the price lol
@@OscarM.94 They're pricey!
Pressol bottles come with a double action sprayer. Sprays twice for one trigger pull. Once when you pull the trigger and another when you release the trigger
you are a great man, thank you for sharing your valuable experiences with others.
What wheel an tire cleaner was that in the beginning of the video I always just take the spray trigger off an use hot water an spray all the hot water out of the little bowl
Those grey heads look just like auto brite brand any links thanks....
Thanks god bless
The reason they are different colours is because the white ones are safe to use with acidic chemicals where as the black ones aren't
You like the Obsessed Garage Is pressol bottle? What do you think of the idea?
Thank you for the information Luke !
Perfect timing my spray bottles just failed on me
I have a couple of sets of IK bottles but the spray trigger sucks, only lasted a few weeks and they started giving problems,i love the bottles they are sturdy and nice so Just bought a different brand of trigger.
Has anyone invented a better and more efficient trigger already?.
You really have well thought out strategies for the everyday detailer, I really just wish you would work on the editing of your videos. You cut the footage together so tight it sounds like you don’t even take a breath when you speak, which makes it hard to follow. I mean no disrespect, just some constructive criticism, thanks for the video , cheers
What about binary trigger heads? Do they last the same as the others?
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American plastics cheapest place to buy them triggers.👍🏻🇺🇸
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I’ve went the through 3 spray triggers for my bead maker bottles… weird
good video
Great video!
Everytime I try to get the "Top 12 tools and products" it never sends anything to my email. Am i doing something wrong?
My problem is I’ve never been able to find a spray head that doesn’t break long before it’s damaged by product sitting in the end.
Does anybody here in comment section use the Zep spray bottle. I kind of like the sprayer and i say kind of because i have not used many different bottoes
Marolex makes spray bottles and air pump bottles that are specificydesigned to withstand acids. They also have ones for high pH products too, but I don’t know the science on what that does to normal bottles.
Thanks for the information. But, when I buy those grey cheap sprayers you are promoting, I find they don't spray a nice, fine, even mist....and if I try, they sort of inconsistently mist and dribble. I hate the dribbles. Now, I have some I use for my garden and listen....when my wife is using one and it leaks onto her hands, or the spray is uneven, that is NOT COOL! I would think detailers (the reason I came here) would be demanding never leak, no dribble and consistent even mist regardless of how hard the trigger is pulled. I expected more. I used to get some really good ones from a 'detailer' supply company, but now the same brand is total crap (competing by price using cheap imported junk). Very sad. I would pay the extra $2-$3 bucks for a good sprayer/spray bottle.
Make sure you get the brand Tolco. There are ones that look the same but break super easy
I see technicians choice detail spray didn’t replace xpress wax eh? Lol
Do you have a how to speak so fast video...Slow down ...WTF ?
So hard to watch when you talk like that
$15 for shipping spray bottles? No thanks
8 minutes to say, "Replace your spray triggers, not the bottles". I'm a subscriber, but that was the longest video to say such a simple thing.