Should this be brushed on or can it be used in a sprayer?
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I used a brush, but I'm sure you could put it in a spray bottle and it would work.
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I have both and use the bottle/brush for more precise application. You have to be careful not to contaminate the bottle by using the brush on a dirty surface. The spray can get to areas that can't be reached by a brush, but it can be a bit messy. Note that there are also different formulations available - the D100L is a 100% solution - the sprays come in 5% to 100% solutions.
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It can be used in several ways. First intended use: add an ounce to a gallon of water, use a thick microfiber MIT or towel, wet with this solution, to "wash" the vehicle, followed by a drying microfiber towel. "No rinse"... The other common use- a couple ounces in a quart of water, in a sprayer- you can use as a detailing spray. Spray on, wipe off with clean microfiber towel. I use this both ways. Unless the vehicle is covered in heavy nasty gritty dirt, you don't have to spray vehicle with water pre, or to rinse off. The stuff ONR is made of actually lifts and coats dirt particles keeping them from scratching the paint.
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Run water thru it when done with air hose. Finish off with paint thinner with air hose. Nozzle will last forever as long as you clean it when done painting. I> E> never leave it dirty. This eye learnt 40 years after Vietnam from my painter nephew. The nozzle on this pistolla is perfect size for all paints especially latex. Hope eye helped.
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I would think so. I usually mix up whatever I have in a separate container and pour it into the sprayer but I think you could mix it up in the sprayer if you so desired. Hope this helps.
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I use this in and outside my home, I have a 1 gallon sprayer which works well for large areas, I do use a small hand held sprayer for touch ups inside. Chris
1050886
I have only used it in a 2 gallon size sprayer. I would not use it in a hose end sprayer, it has to be mixed according to directions or it will kill the grass.
91066
Spray is more uniform as for looks. Brush on gets only the necessary spots.So, I would say brush on.
5791
Probably not - it will clog the sprayer. My daughter made an all natural pesticide that she couldn't spray - it was too thick.
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Although it says in the manuel you can only use their cleaning solution that you have to order...I have used my own cleaners for the sprayer and it's worked just fine. I would make sure it's a thin diluted form to prevent any clogging.
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We haven't tried that yet but my husband said it would work good w a sprayer used for paint. He plans on buying a sprayer for our fence so we can stain it.
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It is pretty thick so I brushed and rolled it on, I would think spraying would be difficult if not impossible. It's consistency is somewhere between paint and caulk. Good product though.
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I have used 3 different brands of pepper spray & none of the label directions suggest shaking the container. The only reason to do so would be to possibly mix what may have settled over time (as per spray paint directions as the pigment separates from the base it is mixed with at the factory). So in short I would say no not necessary.
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If talstar clogs your sprayer then this probably will too. That said you might want to switch to a bigger nozzle. You don't want to atomize this stuff, just put out a stream or mist to dry on a surface. It will minimize the amount you breathe in and maximize the effectiveness
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Hi Sue, I used it to paint a ceiling and walls. As with any sprayer there is a lot of over-spray so mask and cover floors and any area you don't want "misted". Be sure to wear goggles and respirators for your safety. I started by testing my sprayer by starting painting into a large empty box to be sure it was working properly . After working all of the plastic coverings and rags and whatever went into the box and out with the trash.
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I used a gallon pump sprayer on fine wide spray and just slightly dampen texture, do not soak and you don't want water dripping.
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I'd be inclined to use the spray. Quicker & looks like is as effective. Either will get the job done.