FIRSTINFO A1638Y5 Patented Max. Pressure 140psi / 620ml Aluminum Aerosol Refillable Fluid Pressure Spray Can + Two-Way Nozzle and Bulk Jet Nozzles Kit

works well nice and easy to use

Whilst it looks and feels well made it struggles to spray lubricant in particular ACF50 through the long nozzle and failed at times even though it was less than half full of lubricant and pumped up to full pressure so no fine mist spray.

Leaks like hell round the trigger on if u like leaks

Good idea but doesn't work very well. The spray varies between a squirt and a spray not an aerosol mist. I used it for isopropyl alcohol.

I thought this was going to be a great idea. I had loads of plans for this, using it for compressed air to clear out computer parts etc, WD40, Disinfectant, Surface cleaners, the list goes on. I initially added 4 to my basket but commonsense prevailed and I ordered 1 to test, I'm so glad I did that as sadly I wont be buying another. 90psi isn't enough, the pressure is too weak for compressed air. It works okay when you have thin liquids in it but the other issue is the spray button is very stiff and I find you really need 2 hands to operate it comfortably.In conclusion, just get a normal trigger spray bottle. If you want a mist the Flairosol mist spray bottle is amazing. The Sure Shot Sprayer looks good but the price is insane in Britain so will give that a miss.If they make a version 2 I recommend increasing it to 120-150psi and using a softer spring in the spray button. Until then I'm left with buying the disposable air cans.

When near full it is top heavy. It fell over on bench after a gentle knock and the plastic valve snapped right off. I got this to save money on buying cans... absolute junk... cans are far superior holding pressure for longer and work out cheaper.

I have toyed with the idea of buying this (or something like it) for a wee while. The plan was to use it for ACF50 as I have a 1L bottle but had no way of applying it in the way an aerosol would.Anyway, it arrived on the day that the UK was basking (AKA suffering with) 40 degree C temperatures.I wonder thunked I ........Filled it with water, pressurised it, and stuck it in the fridge. Half an hour later a quick squeeze of the trigger released a chilled mist of cool water. What bliss? :DOh, and it works well with ACF50 too