Thanks for sharing! Im really trying to be authentic and honest and share my experiences, while also recognizing that what works well for me may not be the right choice for someone else. Thanks again for taking the time to watch and comment.

@@improvedgarage well done and keep it up!

yea the solo is a great option. Im using a marolex pump sprayer for almost 2 years without issues.

Yea, these are as nice to look at as they are to use. If I was using bottles all day every day and they didn't hold up I could totally see myself using something like marolex, KC, or Zip bottles since they ar eco much cheaper.

i think you emailed me. If you didnt, email jeff@improved-garage.com and i can send them over. they changed the way the links work, i need to make a new video.

i picked up a solo pump sprayer to try and see how it is.

I personally use the Marolex Industry 1000 pump sprayer. amzn.to/48A6PzI I run brake buster 1:1 with water and find it works well. Another option is to buy a cheap foam cannon like this one on amazon: amzn.to/3tcDDi5 and use that. Just know youll end up replacing it at some point.

Thanks for watching!! They are from obsessed garage. 48x12" you can check this video for more info: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b9uFfrh9l7usmGQ.html here is an older video of the installation kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e8d9mq-Syr6peZc.html

@@improvedgarage Thank you!

Ill do a full video on the cricut, But the file is here without my logo design.cricut.com/landing/project-detail/63ba27a2ba28d285d185f9e6

sorry for the delay, was waiting for a new IK mini to arrive to test. The pressol sprayers thread on to the IK and IK mini bottles without an issue, they can be tightened and don't leak. The 500ML weighted tubes that i have are too long for the mini bottles and too short for the normal IK bottles (they go down to about the 200 ml line). They can easily be cut down, so i would buy the 1000ML version of the pressol sprayers (which are longer) and cut the tubes to fit your IK bottles if you need to. bit.ly/3EYAeG4 has the 1000 ml sizes as an option

@@improvedgarage My Man!!! Thank you for the info!!! Seriously...I was expecting a yeah it should work or nah, your beat lol. Seriously tho, Thank you!! There is hope for my dilemma!!

@Pedro yea they work well and hold up to most chemicals really well.

Forensic Detailing Channel has a good video on spray bottles. He also talks about some different sprayer options for the IK bottles...maybe check it out. You might like those better than the Pressol sprayers.

It’s probably the plastic tip. They need to be tight for it to atomize, but sometimes they form stress cracks. Look at the tip and I bet yours is cracked. OG sells them for cheap. I agree it’s annoying

​@@improvedgarage Actually now that I look at it I can see the head is cracked. Is that from tightening it too much? Assuming that the industrial aspect of them is in the mechanism part I can just take a tip off of one of the regular sprayers I swapped out for the industrial ones. Looks like that's essentially what they sell on the OG site.

Yea. They only make 1 tip.

i doubt you will. eraser has zero issues with the sprayer.

Ill do a full video on the cricut, in the mean time heres the file without the IG logo design.cricut.com/landing/project-detail/63ba27a2ba28d285d185f9e6

i believe you emailed me already, if you didnt please do. Jeff@improved-garage.com

HEY GUYS CAN YOU PLEASE SHARE ME THE FILES TOO, I RECENTLY BUY THE BOTTLES AND I’LL LIKE TO PUT THAT LABEL ON… THANKS IN ADVANCE!

try this one design.cricut.com/landing/project-detail/619b074fc807f5c0ddfe7567 let me know if it does or doesn't work. I made it "public" now.

I honestly don't know. OG mentioned starting to offer a warranty on them, and sending chemicals to pressol for testing, but ive never seen him explain 1.1 vs 1.3 and what has changed.. I just assume he wouldn't lie about it, in my interactions with him he's been straight up and honest.

Imagine having so many issues with a $15 spray bottle 😂

​@@improvedgarage the v1.3 have improved atomization and a different thread pitch on the nozzle.

@@GregoryVeizades im waiting for the new metal tips to come out, I still use my pressol every day.

Yep. The cap has one way plastic teeth to prevent refilling. Since I throw the bottle away I just use a pair of pliers and unscrew it

@@improvedgarage Thanks. I figured it probably had some one way teeth like that. I wish Stoner sold larger quantities. Makes me want to try another brand so I can buy by the gallon or so.

@@SnareMan they sell a 5 gallon tote of it, brake buster, and some other products also come in a 5G. one day ill have the room to store all of that.

@@improvedgarage Oh, hey, cool. Just googled and saw the 5gal version. Granted it would take me years to get through that. I might be better just doing the repackaging thing like you're doing. I did the math - you save $0.03/oz on the 5gal size, or, you'd spend an extra $20 buying 32oz bottles to get to 5gal.

@@SnareMan yea that makes sense, shipping 40 pounds of liquid isnt cheap either :).

I don't but ill happily share the label file for anyone interested in doing their own. I did a whole video on the cricut joy recently, its a pretty useful little machine.

​ How do I go about getting the label file?

Youre right! I misspoke in my video, degreasers are usually highly alkaline. The sprayers seem to fail whenever something is far away from neutral (PH7)

I could do without the OCD and driving issues, but who wouldnt want to be a successful business owner with multiple really nice cars? 🤣

what size would you like to see? I heard something about possible liters and gallons in the future.

@@improvedgarage I thought they would be also 32 ounces . Not having to refill abottle or maybe they would have a few with the same ingredients . When one is empty , switch to the full one , etc

@@peterrudy9207 ah. they do make a 750ML which is like 24 oz, but i understand what youre saying

@@improvedgarage I've been using bottle crew brand of spray bottle . Onetime I remember my hand aching so much . Now , I understand why to use the pump sprayers / foamers . Where you manually pump them or can use a type of air compressor to pressurize them . And now are the battery operated / cordless that are better fpr professional detailers .

​@@peterrudy9207 I agree. I also have some battery operated solo sprayers which are great for things like waterless car wash that require a-lot of spraying.