FIRSTINFO A1638 (3rd Gen) Patented Lightweight Max. Pressure 140psi / 620ml Thickened Aluminum Canister Refillable Aerosol Spray Can | Compressed Air Sprayer | Wide Mist Spray

Follow-up: the vendor reached out to me after posting the review below. Without any questions, they offered to send me a replacement which I accepted. This was well after the return period had ended. They did not ask me to edit my review, or for anything. I have two of these: one full of WD40 and the other full of acetone. Turns out they aren’t compatible with acetone, and that’s the one that failed. They sent me a new one anyway. These people got my respect. ——ORIGINAL CONTENT——- I got two of these. They get occasional use. One quit working after about 3 months. It holds pressure fine, but will not spray. I’ve replaced the nozzle, so something inside the mechanism must’ve gone bad. Durability is questionable. It’s too bad, because I liked it while it worked. Be cautious.

These cans are impressive. They function well and have a spray or flip up stream nozzle. They go up to 140 PSI. Seems to of decent quality, and now have bought several of these I’m using.

Why was this so disappointing? Because it would've been the best cleaning tool in the shop if it worked more than once. This thing was awesome for the first 5 min. Then it stopped working. Kept a perfect seal, adjusting from spray to straw was seamless, and the stainless steel construction was perfect for an auto repair shop. and the price was right too. If only the durability of the spray trigger assy was up to par.

I would have thought there would be more strength in the air stream when the canister is filled to 110psi, but it does work well for most situations. Great for cleaning phones, detailing cars, or getting air into small places. I still prefer a larger tank with a larger nozzle for blowing out computers and other electronic.

Great idea. Having the stream and spray in one device is super nice. Wish the hinge were metal instead of plastic. Got this to use brake cleaner with, says its Ok on the box. Worked Ok for a few sprays, would dribble a bit after spraying. Stream slowed down and would no longer spray after a while. Diag led me to all of the orifices full of garbage, and a nicked o-ring on the plunger. Assuming the nick was the cause of the dribble. After cleaning the entire thing 3 times, I got it to spray one more time to only immediately stop again. Whatever is inside the aluminum can bubbles when in contact with brake clean, and it dosnt come off easily. Frustrating. O rings seemed to hold up fine to brake clean for those wondering. Though I only tried to get it working for about 30min

Purchased one of these sprayers last summer. Used it primarily for pb blaster. Loved it while it lasted. It shoots a nice tight stream several feet (like eight or ten). You can aim it at one nut or bolt a car length away to lubricate it without making a mess. I was bummed when I dropped it when it was full and the nozzle snapped off. About eight months later I bought another one because the Sure Shots just aren’t the same. You have to be right on top of what you’re spraying with them. When the second one arrived I was disappointed to see that the nozzle had busted off in the exact same location just from shipping. I requested a return and commented that the nozzle was broke on the new one and mentioned that it broke the same way that the old one did eight months prior. I said that it was poorly designed. I wasn’t expecting anything more than a return. The company read my return comment and reached out to me to let me know that the sprayer nozzle has been redesigned such that it threads in to the housing and can be replaced now. The bottle is also now made out of thicker material. They told me they were sending me two new sprayers, replacing one that I bought almost a year ago as well as the one recently purchased. Replacement nozzles will also be available in case one breaks in the future. They fixed literally the only issue I had with this thing and are making sure that I end up with what I paid for (two working sprayers). The best part was that I didn’t even have to ask. They just told me what they were going to do and didn’t even bother asking if I had processed the return yet. I hadn’t gotten around to dropping the second sprayer off at the ups store yet (and I’m not going to now) but what struck me was that they were more concerned about making sure I was satisfied than they were about whether or not they we’re going to be replacing something that I had returned or might return for credit. All companies should think like this one does. I’m happy to let them keep my money. Can’t wait to receive the new ones. I literally giggled the first time I saw that stream shooting across the room like a laser beam!

worked great for a few years !! I messed up and put lacquer thinner in it and that was the last time it worked !!Trying to repair it now ! Wish me luck

Awesome refillable bottle. Cheapest way to use wd-40. Buy a gallon and fill this as need.

It is perfect for mechanics and people who work in these industries, as the product can be used for all types of cleaning agents.

I used this for spraying ant killer (borax and sugar) into little cracks and it does this well. At full pressure a stream of water will reach 5 metres. So this could be used for self defence purposes by filling with capsicum spray. My wife will use it to spray aphids on fruit trees as it is so much easier just to press a trigger than keep pumping away with alternate sprayers.. One gets the impression that the nozzle mechanism a bit flimsy, but so far (2 days) it has functioned well and it retains its pressure. I am pleased with the can but wish I had bought the larger one as the usable liquid (500ml) gets used quickly. It is very easy to charge with air. I checked the safety mechansim and at 140 psi it works. It was delivered on time by Amazon.

Perfecto. Cumple con lo indicado por el fabricante.

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Ever have a spray can that runs out of juice but is still half full ... not anymore. Put anything you want in it ... spray gas into a carb, yup. WD 40 and no straw, yup ... instantly go from general spray to precise spot spray, yup. Weak spray, lower the trapped air pressure, squirt across the room? yup no problem. handiest can you've got in the garage.