[V3nom]

Anyone got any recommendations?

I bought one of the chemical resistant atomiza ones but it seems to be failing too

 

[M4D YN]

http://www.martincoxchamois.com/new-products.html

9th item down:thumb:

 

[V3nom]

Nice one, how do I go about ordering one?!

edit: found on eBay

 

[M4D YN]

Nice one, how do I go about ordering one?!

no idea :driver:

 

[trd-gt]

im using a bottle of "bike clean" i had lying around its chemical resistant and has a good spray

 

[Rascal_69]

You get the normal canyon ones from autosmart rep.

Last a while. Only 60p ish each.

 

[gally]

Put it in boiling water to revive the trigger by the way. I've had my grey head one in a bottle for 2 years now. Still working though, obviously lucky.

 

[V3nom]

Managed to get one of the chemical resistant ones off eBay.

The chemical resistant atomiza one just got eaten by Tardis...quite disappointing

 

[AGRE]

Any links V3nom?

 

[V3nom]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Canyon-CH...ssories_Car_Care_Cleaning&hash=item3a860f7186

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Canyon-CH...ssories_Car_Care_Cleaning&hash=item3385565133

 

[Rascal_69]

Nearly £4 a trigger. I hope it lasts.

Ouch

 

[V3nom]

Nearly £4 a trigger. I hope it lasts.

Ouch

haha same here mate

 

[PJS]

Just as well I didn't recommend the Kwazar ones then, isn't it?

 

[dooka]

Are they the double pump ones. If so, not for me, if not, look very promising ..

 

[PJS]

Yes, spray on pull and release – so much quicker if you need to wet an area, and a highly adjustable nozzle to create a really fine mist if that's all you need.
You ought to get a couple and try them – thinking about them abstractly whilst sitting on your chair won't do you any favours.

 

[Junior Bear]

I've been using the plastic chemical resistant ones from polished bliss, atomiza ones.


Haven't managed to ruin a single one yet. And I'm using tardis, ironx, neat wheel acid etc on a daily basis.



The only ones that HAVE failed are the chemical resistant ones with the little brass insert

 

[dooka]

Yes, spray on pull and release - so much quicker if you need to wet an area, and a highly adjustable nozzle to create a really fine mist if that's all you need.
You ought to get a couple and try them - thinking about them abstractly whilst sitting on your chair won't do you any favours.

I use them for a few things, wet sanding especially. With some products, they are to wasteful ..

 

[PJS]

Just adjust the nozzle – don't be lazy – that's what it's there for.

 

[V3nom]

I've been using the plastic chemical resistant ones from polished bliss, atomiza ones.

That's the one I bought and it's gubbed! Dunno, maybe a faulty batch or something...

 

[adjones]

All the canyon ones listed are the standard version. You need the chs-3an SUPER for use with solvents. These are extremely tough to source.