Here is my how-to video on detailing your engine bay. The last month I have been reviving my 2006 Acura TSX and I was looking to do a video. I decided that I should take care of the engine bay since I haven’t done that yet. The engine bay was really in good condition I just wanted to make a video about engine detailing. You don’t have to use the same exact products I use, just use something similar. [B]Time:[/B] 45 minutes [B][U]Tools [/U][/B] Pump Sprayer (Lowes ) Generic Fender Brush EZ Detail Brush Swissvax Wheel Brush Costco Microfiber Towels [B][U]Directions[/U][/B] 1. If your car has a hood liner, start cleaning that by grabbing an upholstery cleaner, then giving it a quick scrub. This will help loosen any dirt that might be embedded within the liner. 2. Rinse the hood liner. Might need to run over it twice just to make sure you got the majority of the dirt out. 3. Degrease your engine bay. I work in 1/4 sections of the bay. 4. Agitate the area you are working on. Really take your time here, you want this engine looking fresh. 5. Rinse the area you just cleaned. I [B]do not[/B] use water from a hose. All of my rinse water comes from a pump sprayer so that the water is more controlled. Repeat steps 3-5 on the remaining sections. 6. Blow dry engine. If you don’t have access to forced air, move on to step 7. 7. Hand dry the engine bay. The forced air won’t get the bay 100% dry, so go in and dry the rest with a microfiber towel. 8. Liberally spray dressing in the …

Our Z-Max carries 50 gallons of liquid in its 2 separate 25 gallon tanks. Each tank can be operated independently or together. With its large 4.0 GPM pump and 5 HYPRO ceramic AI (air injection-course droplet for low drift) tips, the Z-Max can spray up to 200000 sq. feet* per fill. Tips are mounted with 5 psi shut-offs for no drip. Spray pattern can be varied in widths from 2 feet to 10 feet, with its’ foldable 3 section boom. Constant by-pass jet agitation makes spraying wettable powders permissible. The Z-Max has a total fertilizer capacity of 300 lbs, including its 2 rear fertilizer trays. The trays can each carry a 50 lb. bag adding traction and stability. The hydraulic drive 200 lb. hopper system has an adjustable proportional valve. Independent from engine speed, the system can vary the spread pattern from 3 to 25 feet. This system allows the operator to match the spread to the spray pattern. Powered by a 16 hp Vanguard Commercial V-Twin electric start engine with Hydro Gear variable displacement pumps and Dan Foss wheel motors. The Junior is capable of 8 mph forward and 4.5 mph in reverse.

Kincrome is proud to release the new range of Pressure Sprayers ideal for agricultural and domestic use, designed and manufactured for trade or home. There are four models to choose from beginning with the 2 litre Hand Sprayer, the 5 and 8 litre Sprayers and the professional 15 litre Back Pack Sprayer for heavy duty use. The 2 Litre Hand Sprayer is a pump action sprayer ideal for carrying in the hand for small to medium size applications. The 5 and 8 litre Sprayers feature a plunger pump, include a 30cm brass lance with trigger lock, 1.3 metre braided hose, pressure release valve and a handy adjustable carry strap. The 15 litre Back Pack Sprayer on the other hand features a lever pump handle, which can be fitted to either the left or right side of the tank, a fibreglass / aluminium telescopic lance adjustable from 450 to 900mm with handy trigger and thumb lock, a 2 metre braided hose and padded shoulder straps for a comfortable fit. Ideal for agricultural, commercial, industrial and domestic applications, the lightweight and versatile ‘take anywhere’ range is ideal for any type of liquid spraying including insecticides, pesticides, fertiliser, weed killer, water and many more. One great feature is each model includes solvent resistant VITON® rubber seals and also include spares seals. Each model is able to spray cleaners and degreasers making the range ideal for automotive such as cleaning vehicles, trucks and motorbikes as well. These pressure sprayers are constructed …

For the last few years I have been using a 1-gallon "Round Up" brand sprayer. (I’m sure the same sprayer is sold under several different brand names.)

The black plastic gets a lot of wear when the handle is pumped up & down. This results in little scrapings of plastic being mixed in with the solution and getting stuck in the nozzle. I can only spray for a few minutes before having to take the end off the nozzle and clean out the black plastic crap so it will spray correctly.

Can someone recommend a better quality sprayer without getting into a larger back-pack style sprayer? It would be nice to see some metal pump components instead of "genuine plastic".

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I want a somewhat consistant amout of water to come out the sprayer, and I want the hydraulic motor to turn at different speeds depending on how much water I let flow through a nozzle that goes to the motor. Would it be possible to do all this with one pump?

Custom Built Sprayers….205 gallon on 6′ treated skid w/ 2″ poly pump and 5.5hp Briggs gas engine. Has electric ball valve for spray boom and boom is 100″ wide. For Sale on Ebay.

Christiaan Loots is a vineyard wizard, horse trainer, part-time model and now an inventor! Waterkloof Wines spray pump is South Africa’s first horse pulled vineyard spray pump. The pump is electric and the battery is charged by solar panel. This specific pump is made especially for bush and young vines and can give up to 400Lwater/ha.

Has anyone ever used this compressor for a paint sprayer or would you recommend this compressor?

I will be mainly use it for a nail gun and sometimes paint sprayer. Most sprayers need 6.5 to 8 CMF @ 40 to 90 PSI.
My only concern is the small tank only drawback with the DEWALT is the Gal due to the size I would need to wait for air to shoot the gun one thing I like was it has a high CFM for a small package.

I can get this brand for a good price from a friend but if this won’t work out my budget is 0.
Any other thoughts for other brand for my budget or what I need to look for when buying a compressor?

Thank you

The DEWALT D55146
Horsepower1.8 HP (Continuous)
Voltage120 Volt
DriveBelt
Tank Size4.5 Gallon
CFM (at 100 PSI)5.2 CFM
Pump Speed1,750 RPM
Tool Length33.5"
Tool Width23"
Tool Height15"
Tool Weight83 lbs.
Shipping Weight85 lbs.