Vaper19424 Spot Spray Non-Aerosol Sprayer

I cannot speak for every one on this. The air pots are great. Choose the lubricant you like, I buy a gallon, no spray can to discard, add air as needed. The two I have hold air very well, capable of high pressure if that is what you want.

just buy bulk acetone fill this thing up. no need to buy expensive cans of brake clean or carb cleaner anymore

Has a very fine spray and is great build quality. I’ve had this for about a year and have never had a leak or problem with the nozzle. I use a industrial paint thinner in this for reference

Just fill with solvent, pressurize and clean in hard to get areas. No dragging of long air hoses. Great price. Quick shipping

The design and concept is spot on, I use this can for brake cleaner and it gets the job done. The pressure isn’t amazing, so it won’t be perfect for all applications, but it’s hard to beat the money you save buying a gallon of cleaner and reusing this can versus a dozen brake cleaner cans. Cleaning it would be challenging, it has one port at the top for filling and the spout for spraying, not a lot of forgiveness to clean it out if you got schmuck in the can.

nozzle has a limiter that i removed and it shoots maybe eight feet at full pressure witch is exactly what i needed, if you value saving asmuch possible brake clean or whatever you put in it then limiter works good but i tossed mine immidiatly. their is very little holding me back from holding a lighter in front of it like a flame thrower and if i do ill update if i still have my hands

As I had two liquids I needed to spray, this seemed like a good alternative to the SureShot brand because it cost 1/2 as much - 2 for the price of 1! Well, not so much. The quality control person apparently had the day off when the 2 they sent me were produced. The mechanisms were sticky, one of them had a defective/bent fill valve, and one had a damaged seal on the fill top. Because I really needed to use it, I combined parts and gave it a try. Well, the "sticky" trigger caused liquid to continue flowing after it was released. I disassembled the mechanism to see what was going on. The first thing I noticed was debris in the tip keeping the seal from sealing (from manufacturing maybe?) and, even after cleaning that out, the trigger was still "sticky". Anyway, I had to wrap for the day so I just left it on the floor in my shop. When I came out the next day, the thing had leaked commercial engine degreaser all over the floor. I was done. I ended up returning the 2 Vaper sprayers I bought and ordered 1 SureShot (for twice the money) - of course, it works perfectly. Definitely a good example of "you get what you pay for". That said, it is just not a complicated device; I don't understand why Titan Tools cannot make their Vaper better - a little quality control just wouldn't cost them that much. As I have a manufacturing/engineering background, I could have their production/component problems fixed in a couple of days, tops - overall, it seems to be a pretty solid product, but the "little things" kill it. It probably would not cost them any more money to manufacture it correctly and would make them money in the long run by increasing customer satisfaction and reducing their losses due to returns.

Product was everything it was described to be. I live where its very cold in the winter so aerosol cans loose their air in the cold. This will solve that problem. I only wish it came with a straw attachment and different types of nozzles for more persise spraying, but I like how you can rebuild the sprayers insides!