Chemical Resistant Spray Head 12 Pack. Industrial Sprayer Perfect for Auto/Car Detailing Supply & Janitorial Cleaners. Heavy Duty Low-Fatigue Trigger & Nozzle Replacement Fits 32oz Bottle

Good quality sprayers at a good price . I’m using the on my car detailing chemical bottles . I will definitely be purchasing more soon .

Great spray heads. We use them for our D1 sanitizer in our gym and they work great. sturdy / don't break easily when dropped or mistreated by members of the club.

I have somehow destroyed countless hand sprayers over the years, many of them claimed to be industrial strength and chemical resistant. Not sure exactly what causes them all to fail, I suspect it’s from squeezing them too hard repeatedly when I’m spraying heavy ratios of dish soap with water sometimes with bleach or other chemicals.Time will tell but these feel robust enough to take some abuse despite being a bit more sleek and less bulky looking then most of the ones I’ve tried. I will try to update if I end up having any issues with them sooner than expected.

Good sprayers but they aren't bleach resistant. I've been using one with the 1:10 bleach solution for about a month and black discolored solution comes out the first few pumps. Keeping an extra bottle of water to flush the bleach out after each use might help but bleach will definitely ruin the sprayer.

My detailing chemicals are color coded by top color. This helps me tell which chemicals are in which bottles.

Use the nozzles for spray bottles used in my car detailing hobby. They work great and for the money you can’t beat them. Also had an issue with the delivery of my order and Jonathan their customer service concierge was absolutely awesome in making sure I got a replacement order on the way immediately!

Satisfied

I'm really happy with these. Went through a couple different brands before finding this one. Note that these are for solvent / not acid resistant. As such, I've used them mostly for Mineral Spirits and I'm going two months with no dripping or squeaking. I occasionally use Xylene to remove asphalt based undercoating, not expecting it to last super long with Xylene, but going on a week now with no issues.