Better Spray Bottle for Mineral Spirits?

[glenn bradley]

I use a spray bottle of mineral spirits for a lot of things around the shop. I have tried all sorts of plastic bottles (the ZEP sprayers seem to last the best) but they all eventually fail. Obviously there are products made to handle certain chemicals and those that are not. My question is, does anyone have a product or a source that sells a hand spray bottle that is spec'd to handle mineral spirits and the like? The pros often are generally familiar with products that we enthusiastic hobbyists just don't come into contact with by accident. Anyway, hoping for a nudge in the right direction. Otherwise I will just keep burning out a couple of bottle a year ;-)

 

[Ted Calver]

Maybe a refillable aerosol spray can like this would work. Maybe find one with better reviews though.

 

[Rennie Heuer]

Harris www.pfharris.com makes a number of spray bottles specifically designed for use with a wide range of chemicals.

 

[Bill Satko]

Like Ted suggests, a compressed air pressurized sprayer. Sure Shot is kind of the standard, but I see where Harbor Freight also has a version.

I just noticed that Harbor Freight suggests its version is not to be used with paint or flammable liquids.

 

[glenn bradley]

I went for the Chemical Guys three pack. I queried directly and was assured that they were fine with mineral spirits. I will report back after a few months use. Just takin' one for the team ;-)