Yeah, I was that guy, for about 7 years! I operated a forklift, in the plant where I worked before I retired! I became pretty good buds with the repair guy! Did you know they had governors on them? I got mine removed 😅! Our warehouse was about 10 acres so we had some long pulls!
Retired aircraft mechanic here. I've had mine for about 45 years now. They work great, but you do have to take care of them. Don't drop them or they will leak. Keep the trigger gland tight and the packing well lubed. I've had everything in it too...MEK acetone, methyl chloroform, carbon tet, mineral spirits and kero, no problem.
@aplacecalledfear Man I miss the endless supply of MEK when I was aircraft mechanic (MD-80 family). not the best thing to use when curled up in a non ventilated room as a cargo compartment though 😂
I’ve used them when I was in the Air Force a long, long time ago for spraying cutting oil. We had a custom drilling machine to drill mounting holes in the keel, between the engines, to install F15 style centerline fuel tanks on F4 Phantoms. I was a game changer to make the bits last longer. Good times. Thanks for the update. I forgot all about those.
I used them. We took the nozzle tip off and removed the Jet in side so it would be a solid stream and not just spraying. Yah with break clean it was awesome.
One shop I worked for, provided the brake clean in that form and I loved it, I still ha e both of my cans in my bottom drawer. Though I don't use them at this point because the cleaner isn't provided by the shop in that form so I just use the crap out of the aerosol cans they provide, no money out of my pocket.... I do keep one at home in the garage and purchase my own because it's so much better, one of these days I will convince the shop into changing their ways.
Nice, I keep all my solvents and applicator applied glues in cool boxes. Keeps the smell inside, stops tubes from oozing glue during the summer and keeps them reasonably usable in the cold of winter. And I keep my nail gun gas containers in my pants under my ball.
*_Literally gets my brand new Ingersoll Rand compressor delivered today_* Funk FPV: "Hey, so, non-aerosolized sprayers . . ." *_Fine,_* I'm putting it on the To-Get list . . .
Great timing, I just bought a pair of them, one for chlorinated Brakleen and one for Gibbs penetrating oil. When I was a dealership mechanic, my last dealership gave us each one of these cans and had a pressurized 55 gallon drum of brake cleaner we could fill with straight through the Schrader valve. It was very efficient.
Just got one for my home shop because I wanted to switch to the gallon size for brake cleaner. After using it for a year I can say it was a good choice. I did get the HB branded one and it holds pressure over time very well. I do a lot of work on cars and mowers for family and friends. In a year it’s paid for itself by offsetting the cost of the cans of solvent.
I work in a fork truck attachment manufacturing and I use mine all the time with flux remover on the circuit boards we make. It makes it nice that I can leave it out of the combustibles fire cabinet on my work station where as the plastic spray bottles are a hazard around heat/soldering stations. Plus it can hold 32oz which is the exact size amount the flux remover we use comes in.
Hear Hear on the spray bottles being cheap crap that breaks all the time. I've found the best you could ever get are the old Delta 360 ones, but you can't find those anymore. Closest alternative is the Home Depot HD branded "upside down" sprayers. $2 each and they tend to last slightly longer than others. For large-scale sprays, I've found Chapin concrete sprayers to be the best you can get. Yeah, they're big and heavy and you have to carry and pump the can up, but they can put out 2GPM of fluid. And they're metal and USA made, which is nice to find.
When I was in auto dealerships they bought brake cleaner in 55 gallon drums. We all had the Sure shot version of these. Worked great, but a big 10-4 on opening up the nozzle a little.
Sureshot sprayers are the original and are made in the USA. Been using mine for awhile now and love it, they also sell different nozzles for different spray patterns you could buy or like others have mentioned there is a removable plug in the nozzle that'll give you a more stream like pattern.
I got one of these at Harbor Freight recently to use acetone and do clear coat on my C10. I use a bike pump to keep it aired up. I get it to 140 psi and I find I run out of fluid before I need to pump it again. It was perfect for the acetone. No, I did not use it for the clear coat. I finger tight the lid, and it holds air. I leave it pressurized for weeks at a time.
I see you have the same problem I do with crescent wrenches. No matter which way you turn it's not the way you want it to go on the first try. I also have the same problem with USB cords.
I recently bought one. It was $50 for the sprayer and $115 for the brake cleaner 5 gallon drum. I highly recommend you only tighten the fill cap to finger tight.
I do dewatering for winter at a few parks... So i use RV antifreeze in it to flush though the faucets to remove that last bit of water out of the metering valve.. Payed for itself in time and valve replacement in one season
Cool. I recently is discovered that the m12 inflator is perfect for blowing debris out the USB ports on phones, tablets, laptops, etc. Screw that plastic ball inflator on it and blow away. Fixed several no charging conditions this way.
I’ve got one had it for 25 years I used to clamp a heater hose on it filled with WD40 and clamp it on seized hand brake cables and pump it through to unseize them
I used one as a lube tech. They didn’t like supplying disposable cans so we had to buy our own Balkamps and then refill them from a 55 gallon drum of degreaser. Same degreaser got mixed with simple green for cleaning shop floors😅 I don’t want to think about how that damaged my brain lmao.
Super shot, gotta take the restrictor out and wallow out the tip a bit and it’s great. I’m a mechanic so I kill my lungs with that stuff all day edit, you can also buy rebuild kits after years of use and abuse.
@ a bit of both but yeah, you can really fine tune it by wallowing out a bit at a time. I just use a pick and tap it with a hammer a few times then test, and keep making it bigger til the stream is what I prefer for cleaning. But don’t forget to take the restrictor out of the tip. It’s just a little brass piece inside the outside cone nozzle tip.
I have the m18 version of that inflator and it's 1000 times better with a cheap flip lever valve screwed onto the end of the inflator hose. I got a 2 pack on amazon for around 10 bucks. Works perfectly for changing the air pressure in my trucks air bags pulling my camper. I'd end up losing 5 to 10 pounds of pressure unscrewing the hose from the schrader valve
Happy thanksgiving and thanks for everything you do for us all year around , you make us laugh and entertain and for that I give thanks is always the little things in life that make us happy. P.S, Hope to see more of the two fingers master carpenter and fungus sandal toes in your upcoming tik tok next year lol
This ain't new. Back in the '60s we used these in filling stations to clean windshields. They were perhaps 1/4 the size though. Like all young idiots who didn't pay attention in Chem and Physics, we would fill them to the brim and wonder why they didn't work after about a half second of air. Hell, we were $.90 an hour gas squirters, the boss clued us in to half liquid and air and things worked fine. I will say the ones we had were better made, cast bodies and quality valves. They were promo giveaways when the boss bought washer fluid.
That’s why I never liked preventative maintenance. Just because you changed the air filters and the belt it’s not supposed to break! Well guess what, the shit is going to break no matter what you do! lol!! Nice video
I have a couple of the smaller cans and they work pretty well but you do have to charge them with air from time to time more often than I like but aerosol cans don’t last like they used to
I love my sprayer can... it can take a massive beating when working on vehicles and break cleaner is MUCH CHEAPER to buy in bulk in a 5-gal jug and then just fill my presure can when I need to clea parts and surfaces... because, lets face it, brake cleaner is the BEST CLEANER FOR GREASE AND OIL EVER!!
I made me a refilling station to refill my cans of carb cleaner with non Ethanol gas works good for cranking and cleaning little pipe two ball valve and compressed air all you need
I only use brake cleaner where it's really needed, for the rest I use milder products. Even if it smells good, brake cleaner contains some nasty chlorinated stuff that you don't want to inhale every day. Or what the hell, I just downloaded the MSDS for CRC Brakleen. There's no chlorinated compound in it anymore. And there's only little left in my old can. What am I gonna inhale now when I want some tetrachloroethylene?
Preventative maintenance Planned maintenance Periodic maintenance Product maintenance And no matter which you call it, the customer will still blame you when you something breaks.
I prefer the plastic ones with their own pump myself, VERY pricey for a plastic bottle, but they are surprisingly tough and hold up well to solvents, I don't like storing them with pressure so I like how easy it is to just unscrew them enough to let the pressure out and then give it a few pumps when you pick it up next. I have very bad luck with leaving any kind of sprayer pressurized :(
unscrew the outermost part of the nozzle and remove the piece in there for a solid stream instead of a weird atomized mist that isnt useful for nearly anything. thats why you are needing to fill air back up
Would prep all work? I really should get one of these just for that.. prepall works great on snowboards and skis. i have a local olace for the cheap cheap brake cleaner.
don't forget the spray bottles never seem to work at the angle you want to use them because the stem never seems to find the remaining liquid inside lol
Isn't the seal supposed to be the NPT threads? Eh, it seems to work with the o-ring, so good enough for the girls I go out with -- I want the thing just to use as a computer duster with only air, because I don't trust myself to install a schrader valve in a handheld spray can and I'm too law-abiding to do the things to reuse Freon cans for compressed air. Which I don't. Because I'm a good boy. 😇
I get people use tons of brake cleaner, but those solvents are horrible for your health and very carcinogenic, especially the chlorinated versions. I have never seen a technician use those solvents with a proper NIOSH mask. Very likely why my father had esophageal cancer.
I'd feel better having a nitrogen or some kind of inert gas set up to charge them. Those just make me nervous pumping in air and having such a volatile mix. I dunno?
Canada pretty well jacked good brake clean to $25, $19 on sale because of the VOC laws. These things are a life saver. 25/can vs $130 for 5 gallons? Absolute no brainer for the cheapass owner op/home pro-gamer. I might just be able to own a house with all the savings lol
Mechanic buddy had his explode on him. Because hes a dumbass but none the less, when they run out of air then theres nothing to propel the stuff out. If you ever use brake clean to mount tires by spraying in the tire then lighting it. Well if running low on air in the thing don’t try to light it from the can.. buddy had enough time to toss it and it get a foot out of his hand then boom,. Fireball..
Yeah, I was that guy, for about 7 years! I operated a forklift, in the plant where I worked before I retired! I became pretty good buds with the repair guy! Did you know they had governors on them? I got mine removed 😅! Our warehouse was about 10 acres so we had some long pulls!
Haha, nice!
Never had the space to run one out 😂
Retired aircraft mechanic here. I've had mine for about 45 years now. They work great, but you do have to take care of them. Don't drop them or they will leak. Keep the trigger gland tight and the packing well lubed. I've had everything in it too...MEK acetone, methyl chloroform, carbon tet, mineral spirits and kero, no problem.
@aplacecalledfear Man I miss the endless supply of MEK when I was aircraft mechanic (MD-80 family). not the best thing to use when curled up in a non ventilated room as a cargo compartment though 😂
Always enjoy these slightly obscure items and tools you share with us . Thank you
I’ve used them when I was in the Air Force a long, long time ago for spraying cutting oil. We had a custom drilling machine to drill mounting holes in the keel, between the engines, to install F15 style centerline fuel tanks on F4 Phantoms. I was a game changer to make the bits last longer. Good times.
Thanks for the update. I forgot all about those.
I used them. We took the nozzle tip off and removed the Jet in side so it would be a solid stream and not just spraying. Yah with break clean it was awesome.
One shop I worked for, provided the brake clean in that form and I loved it, I still ha e both of my cans in my bottom drawer. Though I don't use them at this point because the cleaner isn't provided by the shop in that form so I just use the crap out of the aerosol cans they provide, no money out of my pocket.... I do keep one at home in the garage and purchase my own because it's so much better, one of these days I will convince the shop into changing their ways.
Sureshot type cans are great! As a light duty mechanic I like to wollow out the tip just a tad for a more aggressive spray pattern
At a cost of 60 to 70 us dollars yes they are... lol
Remove the tip and try it. Just the first piece on the tip.
@homesteadhaven2010 I got mine at harbor freight for $35
I forgot I had a Sureshot sitting in the cupboard and haven't used it yet, thanks for reminding me to give it a go!
😁👍🏻
Nice, I keep all my solvents and applicator applied glues in cool boxes. Keeps the smell inside, stops tubes from oozing glue during the summer and keeps them reasonably usable in the cold of winter. And I keep my nail gun gas containers in my pants under my ball.
yeah me too , but my nail gun is huge
@@Robbie..Ha-Navi Thats no problem here:)))
*_Literally gets my brand new Ingersoll Rand compressor delivered today_*
Funk FPV: "Hey, so, non-aerosolized sprayers . . ."
*_Fine,_* I'm putting it on the To-Get list . . .
Great timing, I just bought a pair of them, one for chlorinated Brakleen and one for Gibbs penetrating oil. When I was a dealership mechanic, my last dealership gave us each one of these cans and had a pressurized 55 gallon drum of brake cleaner we could fill with straight through the Schrader valve. It was very efficient.
Just got one for my home shop because I wanted to switch to the gallon size for brake cleaner. After using it for a year I can say it was a good choice. I did get the HB branded one and it holds pressure over time very well. I do a lot of work on cars and mowers for family and friends. In a year it’s paid for itself by offsetting the cost of the cans of solvent.
I work in a fork truck attachment manufacturing and I use mine all the time with flux remover on the circuit boards we make. It makes it nice that I can leave it out of the combustibles fire cabinet on my work station where as the plastic spray bottles are a hazard around heat/soldering stations. Plus it can hold 32oz which is the exact size amount the flux remover we use comes in.
Hear Hear on the spray bottles being cheap crap that breaks all the time. I've found the best you could ever get are the old Delta 360 ones, but you can't find those anymore. Closest alternative is the Home Depot HD branded "upside down" sprayers. $2 each and they tend to last slightly longer than others.
For large-scale sprays, I've found Chapin concrete sprayers to be the best you can get. Yeah, they're big and heavy and you have to carry and pump the can up, but they can put out 2GPM of fluid. And they're metal and USA made, which is nice to find.
I love that you've left the Coc-up in at 12:30 :))
That idea looked so good on paper 🤦🏻♂️😜
When I was in auto dealerships they bought brake cleaner in 55 gallon drums. We all had the Sure shot version of these. Worked great, but a big 10-4 on opening up the nozzle a little.
Sureshot sprayers are the original and are made in the USA. Been using mine for awhile now and love it, they also sell different nozzles for different spray patterns you could buy or like others have mentioned there is a removable plug in the nozzle that'll give you a more stream like pattern.
The ones that you pressurize manually with a pump on the top are pretty good. All the mechanics at all the shops I've worked at use them.
I got one of these at Harbor Freight recently to use acetone and do clear coat on my C10. I use a bike pump to keep it aired up. I get it to 140 psi and I find I run out of fluid before I need to pump it again. It was perfect for the acetone. No, I did not use it for the clear coat. I finger tight the lid, and it holds air. I leave it pressurized for weeks at a time.
I see you have the same problem I do with crescent wrenches.
No matter which way you turn it's not the way you want it to go on the first try.
I also have the same problem with USB cords.
Haha Same with usb even if I get it right the first time.
I recently bought one. It was $50 for the sprayer and $115 for the brake cleaner 5 gallon drum. I highly recommend you only tighten the fill cap to finger tight.
I worked in a medical lab and the instruments we used had pm's, which was considered periodic maintenance.
ive been waiting for someone to make a can that can be used for spraying compressed air and refilled with more air.
I do dewatering for winter at a few parks...
So i use RV antifreeze in it to flush though the faucets to remove that last bit of water out of the metering valve..
Payed for itself in time and valve replacement in one season
In Europe we have these with a pump to build up pressure by hand. I use them for a bunch of things in the house including bathroom cleaner
Cool. I recently is discovered that the m12 inflator is perfect for blowing debris out the USB ports on phones, tablets, laptops, etc. Screw that plastic ball inflator on it and blow away. Fixed several no charging conditions this way.
I have an oil-less 17 gallon Craftsman 150 psi compressor that is loud AF but is way more than canned air.
I use an earmuff headset when I run it.
I’ve got one had it for 25 years I used to clamp a heater hose on it filled with WD40 and clamp it on seized hand brake cables and pump it through to unseize them
I like it
Aerosol gas is such a waste and bad for the environment
So just using comp air should have been done yesterday 👍
Modern propellant is a light hydrocarbon like butane.
Yeah it's not perfect, but it's not horrible at all.
If so, it’s way better than chloro-fluorocarbons.
You can get plastic versions of that type of sprayer meant for pesticides, which wouldn't have the rusting issues.
Put a couple drops of dish soap in the water; it will soak into the cardboard much faster and make the pattern easier to see.
Make sure to rinse that out with some iso alcohol , brake clean or acetone . They rust up quick with water
I used one as a lube tech. They didn’t like supplying disposable cans so we had to buy our own Balkamps and then refill them from a 55 gallon drum of degreaser. Same degreaser got mixed with simple green for cleaning shop floors😅 I don’t want to think about how that damaged my brain lmao.
I have a heavy duty plastic one, that you can pump up, it works ok but having an air fill valve would be handy.
Really enjoy your comedy reactions but watch the reviews to keep you going
I appreciate it 😎👍🏻
I have a couple of them love them I use them for brake clean , WD40 , acetone
Super shot, gotta take the restrictor out and wallow out the tip a bit and it’s great. I’m a mechanic so I kill my lungs with that stuff all day edit, you can also buy rebuild kits after years of use and abuse.
I did see the rebuild kit and it looks like they have a tube nozzle too. I might pick that one up.
What does wallowing out the tip do to the spray pattern?
@@liuj88 sprays more out, less of a mist and more pressure and fluid, helps get heavy sludge off.
@@christiangraham4579
More of a stream than a spray?
Thanks.
@ a bit of both but yeah, you can really fine tune it by wallowing out a bit at a time. I just use a pick and tap it with a hammer a few times then test, and keep making it bigger til the stream is what I prefer for cleaning. But don’t forget to take the restrictor out of the tip. It’s just a little brass piece inside the outside cone nozzle tip.
Predictive Maintence is a better term.
I have the m18 version of that inflator and it's 1000 times better with a cheap flip lever valve screwed onto the end of the inflator hose. I got a 2 pack on amazon for around 10 bucks. Works perfectly for changing the air pressure in my trucks air bags pulling my camper. I'd end up losing 5 to 10 pounds of pressure unscrewing the hose from the schrader valve
Happy thanksgiving and thanks for everything you do for us all year around , you make us laugh and entertain and for that I give thanks is always the little things in life that make us happy. P.S, Hope to see more of the two fingers master carpenter and fungus sandal toes in your upcoming tik tok next year lol
Thanks bud and thanks for watching 😎👍🏻
This ain't new. Back in the '60s we used these in filling stations to clean windshields. They were perhaps 1/4 the size though. Like all young idiots who didn't pay attention in Chem and Physics, we would fill them to the brim and wonder why they didn't work after about a half second of air. Hell, we were $.90 an hour gas squirters, the boss clued us in to half liquid and air and things worked fine. I will say the ones we had were better made, cast bodies and quality valves. They were promo giveaways when the boss bought washer fluid.
That’s why I never liked preventative maintenance. Just because you changed the air filters and the belt it’s not supposed to break! Well guess what, the shit is going to break no matter what you do! lol!! Nice video
Never got one of these because I figured I'd have to recharge it all the time. Looked pretty good in your time test tho. Might have to get one.
I have a couple of the smaller cans and they work pretty well but you do have to charge them with air from time to time more often than I like but aerosol cans don’t last like they used to
I seem to get a ton of aerosol cans these days where the internal straw has come off, it's terrible.
I love my sprayer can... it can take a massive beating when working on vehicles and break cleaner is MUCH CHEAPER to buy in bulk in a 5-gal jug and then just fill my presure can when I need to clea parts and surfaces... because, lets face it, brake cleaner is the BEST CLEANER FOR GREASE AND OIL EVER!!
I made me a refilling station to refill my cans of carb cleaner with non Ethanol gas works good for cranking and cleaning little pipe two ball valve and compressed air all you need
Water restrictions are prob because of rust. Inside tank surface is probably not coated with anything.
Happy turkey day! Have a good one.
It’s hard to see but it almost looks like the inside is galvanized 🤷🏻♂️
Wouldn't cost much extra to add a pressure relief valve on there so it wouldn't go kaboom. Still looks like a durable long lasting product.
I got the harbor freight edition to use with soap and water to check for tire leaks- created brown soapy water
I only use brake cleaner where it's really needed, for the rest I use milder products. Even if it smells good, brake cleaner contains some nasty chlorinated stuff that you don't want to inhale every day.
Or what the hell, I just downloaded the MSDS for CRC Brakleen. There's no chlorinated compound in it anymore. And there's only little left in my old can. What am I gonna inhale now when I want some tetrachloroethylene?
Just weld on some galvanized steel or burn some AC refrigerant. You could always find an old truck with drum brakes and snort lines of asbestos 😂
@@akshonclip Yeah but it doesn't have that sweet smell.
the seal wasn't put in place intentionally so it wouldn't be airtight during shipping is my guess
These are great. I gave up on brake clean and just use acetone. The plastic spray bottles I tried didn't like the acetone
Preventative maintenance
Planned maintenance
Periodic maintenance
Product maintenance
And no matter which you call it, the customer will still blame you when you something breaks.
Pretty Much.
100% True. Just like the dead battery you just replaced 4 years ago 🤦🏻♂️
@@FunkFPV But the warranty just expired a month ago.😂
I drilled the nozzle out on mine with a 1mm drill bit, worth the trouble
I prefer the plastic ones with their own pump myself, VERY pricey for a plastic bottle, but they are surprisingly tough and hold up well to solvents, I don't like storing them with pressure so I like how easy it is to just unscrew them enough to let the pressure out and then give it a few pumps when you pick it up next. I have very bad luck with leaving any kind of sprayer pressurized :(
I bet they can't put the seal in during mass transport to ensure there is no way any of the vessels are pressurized. Just my random input.
That could be the reason 😎👍🏻 It might even say that in the instructions I didn’t read 😜
I use a 1 gallon weed sprayer for degreaser. Works good
they black version of those seem to last the logest and yes i cant tell you how many "premium spray bottles" my wife and i go through
unscrew the outermost part of the nozzle and remove the piece in there for a solid stream instead of a weird atomized mist that isnt useful for nearly anything. thats why you are needing to fill air back up
It's been my experience that the brass threads on the fill valve let go before the tank blows,but your mileage may vary...
I use hardwarestore acetone in mine.
No alcohol either, denatured absolutely will rust.
We get a brand named brake cleaner for 30bux for 12 cans,and I always buy a case or three for the home work..
i bought one a week ago and 5 gallons of brake kleen costs as much as a case but way more product and cheaper in the end
They’ve been using those for spraying ink in plywood and lumber mills forever. Ink is mixed with water
When they rust out they just leak. No boom
I got a two pack of the Vapor sprayers, one is great and one is terrible
Would prep all work? I really should get one of these just for that.. prepall works great on snowboards and skis. i have a local olace for the cheap cheap brake cleaner.
You mentioned 5gal of brakeclean is $40 -- where are you getting those prices?!
If I said 5gal I meant 1gal 😜
Now you'll have to create a short Starring YOU, that could be fun
You could always epoxy line the sprayer if worried about corrosion
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You can replace the nozzle with an adjustable one
i wonder if some patent expired? when i got mine sure shot was the only option vs a bunch of brands as of late.
You’re probably right. I’ve only been seeing these for the past few years. Apparently they’ve been around a long time.
Great video as always funk
don't forget the spray bottles never seem to work at the angle you want to use them because the stem never seems to find the remaining liquid inside lol
Still looking for a refillable air can.
Pretty cool video! Thank you.
So that is way you have so many paper towels on your desk!!
Quality content as usual. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
So how does that work with vegetable oil on the BBQ?
Isn't the seal supposed to be the NPT threads? Eh, it seems to work with the o-ring, so good enough for the girls I go out with -- I want the thing just to use as a computer duster with only air, because I don't trust myself to install a schrader valve in a handheld spray can and I'm too law-abiding to do the things to reuse Freon cans for compressed air. Which I don't. Because I'm a good boy. 😇
Right-on man
Happy Thanksgiving everyone
Is the nozzle adjustable.
Nope
Not on this one. I was hoping it was
I want one for acetone
RE: rust. What about removing the hardware and then coat the inside with something protective?
I’d be worried about it chipping off and clogging it.
Would have been a lot easier to use the magic plyers to take that fill port off.
Brakecleen is $40 for a 5 gallon bucket where you’re at? Jeez. It’s $60/gallon here
Yea
That ship metal thingie was made by a Indian dude with his feet.
I put a tire Schraeder valve into my pump brake kleen bottle and it can handle up to ~85 psi and it hasn't exploded on me
Yet
I need one of these, but with a rubber ring around the bottom so it doesn't scratch surfaces
Electricians tape for a quick and dirty way of getting that.
Throw some masking tape about an inch from the bottom and coat the bottom with plasti-dip
I bought one of those years ago and i used water based solvent in it it rusted inside and kept clogging with rust particles, just saying.
That’s what I’m worried about. We’ll see what happens 🤷🏻♂️
They work great but they rust from the inside and the tip will keep clogging because of it
Neat.
Could seal it with gas tank sealer and then not have to worry about it I would think.. just a idea.
I get people use tons of brake cleaner, but those solvents are horrible for your health and very carcinogenic, especially the chlorinated versions. I have never seen a technician use those solvents with a proper NIOSH mask. Very likely why my father had esophageal cancer.
I love my sureshot
I'd feel better having a nitrogen or some kind of inert gas set up to charge them. Those just make me nervous pumping in air and having such a volatile mix. I dunno?
Canada pretty well jacked good brake clean to $25, $19 on sale because of the VOC laws. These things are a life saver. 25/can vs $130 for 5 gallons? Absolute no brainer for the cheapass owner op/home pro-gamer. I might just be able to own a house with all the savings lol
I fill a litre coke bottle almost weekly from the 20 gallon drum of it at work when the boss isn't looking 😂 can almost afford a mansion now
Mechanic buddy had his explode on him. Because hes a dumbass but none the less, when they run out of air then theres nothing to propel the stuff out. If you ever use brake clean to mount tires by spraying in the tire then lighting it. Well if running low on air in the thing don’t try to light it from the can.. buddy had enough time to toss it and it get a foot out of his hand then boom,. Fireball..
How about a tire valve stem cap for the air fill?
That’s what I’m going to put on it 😎👍🏻