Sure Shot MSA1102 Sprayer Sure Shot 32Oz Nickl/Chrm Plated, Price/Each

Used it to oil up dies on start up. Only down side is it doesn't have an adjustment for the spray. It only shoots a stream

I am a mechanic and use this every single day loaded with brake parts cleaner. I received this item awhile back and overtime the gasket of the spray tip failed and sprayed parts cleaner all over my toolbox.I replaced the gasket with a new one and it's working great! It's a great value for the money, but it would be nice if it came with a couple extra gaskets.Overall I don't regret purchasing!

I've been using 2 chrome Sure Shot sprayers for over 30 years, only a couple of times I needed to replace some inside o-rings. These still work great after all these years and they are used daily, ordered another just to have another to be able to grab when needed. Highly recommended

The ease of this product and the cost saving for is why I decided to buy one. I used up can after can of brake cleaner doing brake jobs. Since I have bought this I've done 2 brake jobs and a differtial repair on the first 28oz I put in the tank. I think I will order the other orfice so I can kill the wasp nests from a further distance that get built on my tractor! LOL

I've been wanting one of these for a while.My only complaint is the nozzle clogs up really easily and I have to scrape out the smallest amount of build up almost every time I fill it up.If you're wondering about the sprayer, yes it comes with a fine Mist nozzle. Just remove this piece and place the silver cap back on. It works great

The item is well made, seems to be durable, and functions well - I am using it to store and spray acetone in my auto restoration shop.While I am satisfied with the product, it could be much better if the spray was adjustable. When the lever is just tapped to give the minimal amount possible, it still emits about a 1 or 2 second spray which is too much for some jobs. Also the spray pattern is very wide, which is not suitable for some jobs. The only option is to remove an inner piece that converts the stream into a pin stream. Useful for a limited number of jobs as well.It seems that a nozzle with adjustable spray pattern and amount could be designed fairly easily. I would appreciate something like the common plastic spray bottles have (that allow you to adjust both the pattern of spray by turning the nozzle, and the amount of fluid sprayed by modulating your trigger squeeze). Not sure why after all these years that this is not a feature.Nevertheless, the good features - solid construction and durability, American manufacturing, availability of parts, and ability to withstand strong petroleum solvents - outweigh the bad for many of my purposes. I will likely buy a second unit for lacquer thinner.Just be aware of the limitations.