Pump Sprayer HACK

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  • Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
  • In this video I show y9ou how to install an air valve (Schrader valve) on any pump sprayer. No more hand pumping your pump bottles. Quickly use compressed air and fill them. Fast, easy, HACK!
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Комментарии • 87

  • @D_Rok80
    @D_Rok80 Год назад +10

    Attempted this today. Ordered everything you recommended. Worked flawlessly! Super stoked about not having to pump the sprayers anymore!!

  • @bobyoung5389
    @bobyoung5389 Год назад +4

    Converted 3 pump sprayers using your exact instructions (29/64ths indeed!) about an hour ago. Easy, peasy. Works perfectly. I used some Sil-Glyde (Silicone) lubricant on both the nipple and the bottle to aid in pulling it through the hole and seating properly. Like you, I found using a pair of Channellocks really helps! Thanks for the great tip and explanation.

  • @adrianr514
    @adrianr514 Год назад +9

    A couple of tips. 7/16 bit is 11.11mm which is .39mm smaller than the 11.5mm/.453" RIM valve stem making a better tighter seal and you don't need to spend $10 on a bit you will only use for this. Valve puller tools also come in handy if you already have one to pull it through without worrying about damaging it with pliers. Also 20mm/.866" Long stems are shorter and have less clearance issues. Great vid through, straight to the point.

    • @thedetailingworkshop2689
      @thedetailingworkshop2689  Год назад +1

      Thanks for the tips!

    • @michlin688
      @michlin688 Год назад +1

      90 degree stems are even better

    • @functionaldoc5054
      @functionaldoc5054 7 месяцев назад

      A link on Amazon for a shorter valve ? Thanks

    • @leexiong9962
      @leexiong9962 6 месяцев назад

      The drill bit 7/16 used didn’t work. That wasn’t a good tip. Too small for the valve to fit. Use what the guy says.

    • @adrianr514
      @adrianr514 6 месяцев назад +1

      @@leexiong9962 I’ve done 20 of these with a 7/16s but and a valve stem puller with zero issues. If the valve stem you’re using is larger than 11.5mm/.453” then yes you will have an issue which is why I specified those dimensions in my post.

  • @fireball7671
    @fireball7671 Год назад +2

    Great one Phil! Thanks for taking the time to share that! I will be trying this.

  • @millerdetailing4176
    @millerdetailing4176 Год назад +3

    Good video topic Phil I did the same to all of mine . They work so mush better than hand pumping so much.

  • @functionaldoc5054
    @functionaldoc5054 7 месяцев назад

    Thanks Phil for your DIY install .

  • @altillman1448
    @altillman1448 Год назад +4

    Awesome! Seen this covered a few times randomly around the internet but NEVER with the very detailed and specific assembly parts list. Going to look for an affordable of a that long schrader valve for visual aestics.

  • @davestewart9146
    @davestewart9146 Год назад +2

    Thanks Phil 👍😁

  • @toreansprouls1063
    @toreansprouls1063 Год назад +3

    This will really come in handy. Thanks for the instructional video

  • @andrewmoore9716
    @andrewmoore9716 Год назад +1

    Thanks Phil! I'm going to upgrade my marolex sprayer as well 👍

  • @verdantacres4460
    @verdantacres4460 Год назад +2

    Awesome!!! Thank you.

  • @ryanmulhearn8843
    @ryanmulhearn8843 7 месяцев назад +1

    Definitely will do this. Great video!

  • @aldaley3537
    @aldaley3537 Год назад +3

    Excellent idea. My next project.

  • @shanepowell4720
    @shanepowell4720 Год назад +2

    Great video. Thank you.

  • @RichardsWorld
    @RichardsWorld Месяц назад

    I drilled and tapped mine and I have a screw-in Shrader valve. I also used a bunch of superglue on the threads to make sure it doesn't come out. The valves you used looks a lot easier to install than what I did. Plus you don't need the NPT thread tap. I keep it going with a small battery powered tire pump. I see iK sprayers have an airpump now, also.

  • @Carlos.Rivera
    @Carlos.Rivera Год назад +6

    Gonna practice with Home depot pump sprayer before going with the expensive ones

  • @aresident7745
    @aresident7745 Месяц назад

    spit or get some other type of slippery stuff on the valve stem first and it will pop right in. even a little soap. i'd like to have it set up to where i can just hook my compressor to the sprayer, carry it around and spray spray spray without stopping, unhook and bleed the air out, etc. that way i'm not always filling my pancake compressor for 30psi of air

  • @michaelm1739
    @michaelm1739 Год назад +1

    Phil Great tip, especially for a DIY'r

  • @randyhicks6463
    @randyhicks6463 Год назад +3

    Great idea! Throw a lil grease on that valve to help push in👍

  • @rickbarg3980
    @rickbarg3980 Месяц назад

    The tire valve is different than the schrader valve.

  • @EromliG1995
    @EromliG1995 2 месяца назад

    just so you know they make those schraer valves in a shorter stem length. same size entry hole.

  • @helifan2346
    @helifan2346 Год назад +2

    Use some silicone base grease to slide the valve through the hole
    Silicone grease would not affect rubber as petroleum base lubricant does, it corrodes rubber.
    Don’t use wd40 (Water Dissipation 40) it’s not a lubricant. It dissipates water, humidity, that’s what it does, after using wd40 you have to clean the parts and use some real lubricant if that’s what you want, to lubricate
    Plumbers grease is the one that you want.
    To check for leaks, mix soap-water, dish soap, foam it up and spread it around valve. If you see bubbles popping, that’s a leak
    I would doubt that you have a leak as the grease would help to avoid that

  • @VassRulez
    @VassRulez 9 месяцев назад +1

    Hi Miranda, has there been any long term issues with such a modification? Is this still something you would recommend?

    • @MirandaDetailing
      @MirandaDetailing 9 месяцев назад +1

      Hi. I still use them to this day. Phone of them have failed.

  • @jjazmin
    @jjazmin Год назад +1

    @the detailing workshop how has this been holding up? I just bought everything to do this soon and seeing how well it’s held up since you’ve done it. Thanks for the tips!

    • @thedetailingworkshop2689
      @thedetailingworkshop2689  Год назад +2

      Hi. They work perfectly. I have had these stems on other bottles and they work great after a year of use.

    • @jjazmin
      @jjazmin Год назад +1

      @@thedetailingworkshop2689 I just did them over the weekend to 4 of my bottles and they are PERFECT

    • @thedetailingworkshop2689
      @thedetailingworkshop2689  Год назад +2

      Awesome to hear!

  • @chrissemsch8781
    @chrissemsch8781 Год назад +3

    Tip: before pulling the valve thru, spray a little wd40 or foaming glass cleaner on it. It’ll slide thru a bit easier. 😁

  • @wrthrash
    @wrthrash 8 месяцев назад

    Mind blown!

  • @davidboyce6427
    @davidboyce6427 Год назад +3

    How much pressure could the M Marolex x 3000 hold Phil? Nicely done.

    • @thedetailingworkshop2689
      @thedetailingworkshop2689  Год назад +2

      Actually, I'm not sure because I didn't look at the pressure gauge. I simply fill it until the safety valve pops but I think last time I saw it was maybe around 20psi.

    • @davidboyce6427
      @davidboyce6427 Год назад

      @@thedetailingworkshop2689 understood 👍

  • @UndressforAndres
    @UndressforAndres Год назад +1

    Did this to my multi pro 2 & Marolex Axel foamer thanks for the in depth tutorial. #FTA #FORTHEALGORHYTHM

    • @matsudakodo
      @matsudakodo Месяц назад

      Where did you place the valve stem?

  • @challengeronrift
    @challengeronrift Год назад +1

    Great mod. Can you do this mod for a 5litre? I live in a flat and want to clean my TTS (It's a small car so can do the foam by pump but need more power for water..) Thanks!

    • @MirandaDetailing
      @MirandaDetailing Год назад +1

      Hi. Yes you can. If it’s plastic you can do this.

  • @Sean-ij3mi
    @Sean-ij3mi 5 месяцев назад

    Awesome hack, i was wondering once filled with air to maximum if you can have enough pressure foam a car down without going to hand pumping?

    • @thedetailingworkshop2689
      @thedetailingworkshop2689  4 месяца назад

      Hi. That really depends on the size of sprayer itself. Usually these small ones will do about half the vehicle.

  • @taylorshiver3284
    @taylorshiver3284 Год назад +1

    What about the cheaper HDX bigger garden sprayers from Home Depot? Do these styles have blowoff valves as well?

    • @thedetailingworkshop2689
      @thedetailingworkshop2689  Год назад +2

      Hi. Yeah I have this one www.homedepot.com/p/HDX-2-Gallon-Multi-Purpose-Lawn-and-Garden-Pump-Sprayer-1502HDXA/307766539

  • @AntLive29
    @AntLive29 Год назад +2

    Cheap alternative to a rechargeable sprayer

  • @jeepinspence
    @jeepinspence Год назад +1

    A little soapy water will help it slip in and will bubble if its leaking.

  • @TwoTroutCreations
    @TwoTroutCreations Год назад +1

    Curious if this would void any warranty from factory? Also is Miranda a Firefly reference?

    • @thedetailingworkshop2689
      @thedetailingworkshop2689  Год назад +2

      Well I'm not worried about the warranty on spray bottles, but probably would void the warranty. Miranda is our last name. but Firefly is awesome!

    • @TwoTroutCreations
      @TwoTroutCreations Год назад

      @The Detailing Workshop heck yea its awesome!!!!

  • @jjjjjjjjjjjhjjjjjhjj
    @jjjjjjjjjjjhjjjjjhjj Год назад +3

    Why don’t the IK pump sprayers ever work
    I have bought about 7 of them and they all never worked what a waste of money

    • @thedetailingworkshop2689
      @thedetailingworkshop2689  Год назад +2

      REALLY? ever since I installed the valve on my small one it works great. the problem seems to be pumping them. they need constant pressure.

  • @wesoakes
    @wesoakes Год назад +1

    Do you store air in your compressor or refill it every time you work on a car?

    • @thedetailingworkshop2689
      @thedetailingworkshop2689  Год назад +3

      Hi. My air compressor is always filled in the shop so I can use it at any given time.

  • @RMyly
    @RMyly Год назад

    a little soap on the valve where it meets the plastic...will pull thru much easier

  • @kimnewling5728
    @kimnewling5728 Год назад +3

    Pretty cool. How long does a charge of air last on that sprayer? 1 car? Hi wife.

    • @thedetailingworkshop2689
      @thedetailingworkshop2689  Год назад +2

      That really depends on how you're using it. for a quick app rinse you can get all around one vehicle before you need to refill. but also if you fill the bottle with too much product there isn't enough room for the air and it needs to be filled more often. lots of variables on that one.

  • @IntervalePC
    @IntervalePC Год назад +3

    Great hack, Phil👍👍🧠🤔 Love it👌👌

  • @flowinthrou
    @flowinthrou Год назад

    And a battery air compressor and the job is completed.

  • @sacballa_kills_em_wit_facts
    @sacballa_kills_em_wit_facts 8 месяцев назад

    Do the same thing with tubeless bicycle tires lol

  • @1stfrompuertorico568
    @1stfrompuertorico568 Год назад +3

    First
    Pump it, pump it a little more. Haven't you heard technotronics song?

  • @evanleebodies
    @evanleebodies 4 месяца назад

    Is it a good idea to do this hack on a bottle without a pressure relief valve? Isn't there a danger of over-pressurisation and explosion if one over-pressurises the bottle?

    • @evanleebodies
      @evanleebodies 4 месяца назад

      Correction: meant to say DON'T do this on a bottle without a pressure relief valve.

    • @thedetailingworkshop2689
      @thedetailingworkshop2689  4 месяца назад

      Hi yes. Very true. I wouldn’t install on cheaper bottle sprayers that don’t have a pressure valve.

    • @evanleebodies
      @evanleebodies 4 месяца назад

      @@thedetailingworkshop2689 I've just converted one of my (regulated) bottles and it works like a charm! What a brilliant idea, kudos to you Sir!

    • @matsudakodo
      @matsudakodo Месяц назад

      Look at the max psi and don't exceed that. Might be good to print a label with the max psi and stick it on the bottle.

    • @thedetailingworkshop2689
      @thedetailingworkshop2689  Месяц назад

      You can. However these spray bottles have a release valve. I just fill it until the valve releases. It’s full and need exceeded the max. If it doesn’t have a release valve then yes, a label is good.