What's a good spray bottle to use?

[Taco_Conch]

I'm talking about standard spray bottles like this: http://www.americanprintingequipment.com/32ozeconomyspraybottle.aspx

We have new spray bottles at work the detail guys use, but the valves or something break down quickly and start spewing contamination. I use these for super concentrated slip solution for doing Chrysler 200s and other cars with deep window frames. I don't spray the glass with it, just the exposed side of the film. Anyone use or know of a good professional grade spray bottle? Thanks.

[micro-edge]

The one at zola that sprays both ways is awesome. Its all I use for auto now.

[msheurs]

yea those double pump bottles are nice

[Lazytint]

I dont know how you people use those spray bottles, my hands be hurting big time. I think im gonna get carpal tunnel or something.. I love my poly spray and has lasted me years now.

[micro-edge]

I used to think the same until that bottle I use now, I think its called mercury but not sure. I like it cause I can spray fast and throw it right on my shady apron and move all around a vehicle and have it with me at all times with little effort.

[Sisqouc]

Check out the ones at Tractor Supply

http://www.tractorsupply.com/professional-horse-sprayer-5012230

[lifetimetint]

Do people use the keg tanks for car? I can seem to get the mix right. Sometimes it works perfectly, the very next day it seems like the mix change over night.

[TintJunkie]

Shake the "keg" before using it the next day.

[lifetimetint]

Is there a big difference with the $34 hose tip and the $76 hose tip? Sometimes the water beads up funny like didn't have soap in it. When I add more soap, I get soap suds. Maybe I will play with it again, hate fulling up water bottles. Do you guys use the keg for the back window? I don't want to get to much water back there.

[Counterpart]

A good spray bottle should come copper spray-head for maximum durability.