FIRSTINFO A1635 Patented Max. Pressure 110 psi 650ml Aluminum Canister Aerosol Refillable Fluid Storage Spray Can/Pneumatic Compressed Air Sprayer

I purchased this product a while back and I've been using it to spray denatured alcohol for cleaning my RC cars. The sprayer has held up incredibly well and holds pressure indefinitely. If you have used denatured alcohol, you know it eats pretty much everything. I tried so many other sprayers and the seals and gaskets and other components would fail after just a couple of hours but this one has been fantastic for months. I accidentally dropped the bottle and broke the nozzle off and I was unable to find a new spray nozzle. I emailed first info to see if I could find the old style nozzle and the customer service representative was kind enough to send me out the updated nozzle at no charge. If you're looking to buy a spray container and want to only purchase one time and have a product that will last you a lifetime pick this product and choose to work with this company. They are top notch. Sorry for any spelling or grammatical errors. I had to use speech to text to write this for some reason LOL

Plastic hinge point broke on first use. Sprayed with the pinpoint nozzle down, and then when bringing it up the plastic hinge holding the nozzle broke off on one side. Disappointed for sure, because everything else about the construction impressed - solid container, well constructed trigger head, and even shipped with replacement o-rings in the package.

I use this for oiling my cast iron skillets. I got the stainless steel one because the aluminum version doesn't say it is food safe. This one works really well and stays pressurized for months. The little bit left in the bottom is 100% understandable and due to the way I used it, not for a lack trying by the manufacturer.

I bought one of these bottles for delivery in the first part of November 2016 and have used it once, so far (November 29, 2016).I like that this one has two extra tips. The bottle itself is easy enough to fill with a manual air pump or compressor on its standard air fill valve. Just be sure not to exceed 90 psi.It is very light. When I first handled the box, I wondered if the bottle was inside. Even after I took the bottle out of the box, I wondered if it was a serious air container. I didn't need to worry about it, though. I made sure the cap was screwed on the top and the attached nozzle was secure (it bends down where the metal part of the nozzle meets the plastic and bends up to spray forward), and then I filled it up with my small air compressor and used it to spray the dust off my computer and a few other things.One thing that I wasn't too sure about when I used this the first time was the length of time I had to blast things with the air. It could be that I was playing with blowing off dust from so many items that I just thought it didn't last long. Still, even if a refill on this bottle lasts less time than a disposable bottle, this one should pay for itself many times over during its lifetime, unless you use it only in a clean room environment.Buy one of these and you probably won't have to worry about buying another for the rest of your life, unless you need spares or extras for different locations. That's what I expect from mine.

SCORE.I buy WD40 by the gallon - sprayer is excellent quality and replacement nozzles and tips are serviced as needed. Two thumbs UP!

I bought one car over a year ago and store contractors solvent (an mild light oil based degreaser) and that can has held up extremely well. It's still holding it original pressure over a year later and I am quite pleased with it's performance, it has not once leaked, it's spray is both effective and controllable (the trigger gives you a degree of control over quantity dispensed like with a paint gun, and it the vessel is quite solid. I ended up buying some more recently to store additional chemicals. So far I haven't had any issues with the straws breaking, but even if that occurs, the manufacturer sells replacements so, it's a non issue in my eyes.I have 1 criticism to make. The documentation is contradictory on the pressure that will trip the safety. In the instructions in the box it's written 90 PSI will trip the pressure relief, while the listing on amazon says 110 PSI (which matches the box). As this is a critical safety issue since 20 PSI is a significant difference in pressure it's why I am only giving a 3 star review (otherwise it would have 5 stars). Should the pressure relief trip while storing a chemical it could be extremely dangerous and as such I feel having accurate and consistent information is critical. For me, I took the approach of only using pumping it up to 70 PSI to ensure that no matter what I don't risk tripping the relief.Should FIRSTINFO be reading my review, I would kindly ask that clarification be provided as to what the pressure relief is set to and potentially correcting the packaging & instructions to ensure the safe and reliable use of the product for existing and future customers. I will readily revise my review in light of any changes.

A 55 DOLLAR BOTTLE. THE ORING BLEW OUT THE VERY FIRST TIME I USED IT. TRIED MANY DIFFERENT O RINGS AND THEY ALL BLOW OUT AT THE SAME PLACE. THE COMPANY SHOULD MACHINE A LIP TO RETAIN THE O RING. NEVER GOING TO SEAL. I HATE I MISSED MY RETURN WINDOW. IT LEAKS. ITS JUNK.

Cool idea but whatever you are spraying gets all over your hands as you hold down the trigger.