best way to apply traffic film remover

f140

Have been using traffic film remover lately on machinery and have found it excellent. The power washer has a section for this but its a disaster so I never use it.


Up to now I have been using a small spray gun on the air compressor but a lot of it was getting wasted filling up the spray can and it doesn't hold enough anyway and you would be constantly filling it.


Whats the best thing to use to apply this stuff? Was half thinking of buying a knapsack especially for applying it. Would it work?

pedigree 6

What about a 5 litre pressure sprayer.
Handy and light to use and with lance and pipe can get anywhere.
I use it for washing the tractor with ( dirt and grease remover?) and rinse after with water from volume washer.
I also use one for a teat sprayer in the milking parlour.
Buy them for 15 euro or 10 euro special offer in lidl or aldi.
Here's one just to show you.
http://www.topline.ie/garden-and-outdoors/lawn-and-garden/plant-and-lawn-care/tank-sprayers/proplus-pressure-sprayer-5-litre

_Brian

pedigree 6 wrote: »

What about a 5 litre pressure sprayer.
Handy and light to use and with lance and pipe can get anywhere.
I use it for washing the tractor with ( dirt and grease remover?) and rinse after with water from volume washer.
I also use one for a teat sprayer in the milking parlour.
Buy them for 15 euro or 10 euro special offer in lidl or aldi.
Here's one just to show you.
http://www.topline.ie/garden-and-outdoors/lawn-and-garden/plant-and-lawn-care/tank-sprayers/proplus-pressure-sprayer-5-litre

Thats what I use for the cars and caravan.. very handy.

MFdaveIreland

Simple hand held sprayer. If u leave on too long it burns the paint

f140

MFdaveIreland wrote: »

Simple hand held sprayer. If u leave on too long it burns the paint

how long is too long. Normally leave it on for about 5 minutes and then wash off

pedigree 6

f140 wrote: »

how long is too long. Normally leave it on for about 5 minutes and then wash off

Same as everything. Read the instructions.