Handy spray bottle

[Phill joiner]

I wanted to produce a bedroom with a sprayed finish other than hand painting afterwards. The bedroom was very detailed with hand carved sections and pilasters. So I popped into Morrells to see if they had a refillable spray can which I can use the actual paint which I used in my spray booth. It's mainly for spraying the mitre joints after fitting.
Well morrels sell a very handy spray can with a glass jar screwed to the bottom. It worked a treat. I even use it on my hand made kitchens now. Very handy thing to have.

 

[marcros]

That sounds useful- is it on the website, I can't see anything similar?

 

[Phill joiner]

I just had a quick look on the web site and no it's not on there. The thing I like about it is it's a refillable aerosol. I'll try and take a picture of it tomorrow.

 

[marcros]

Thanks.

 

[Phill joiner]

This is it. Very handy for repairs on site.

 

[KevM]

Phil, thanks for posting, I'd not seen these before

How was the price in Morrells?

Smart express seem to be selling it with a plastic bottle for £6.48 and propellant refill for £5.40, these guys seem to be selling it with a glass bottle for a couple of quid more.

The Preval spray gun is a versatile sprayer for all types of liquids. Each Preval spray gun comes with a refillable jar that can hold up to 170mls of any liquid you choose and a power unit that sprays up to 470mls of liquid (depending on viscosity).

The power units are disposable and can be easily replaced. You can change jars for different uses. Fill a jar with your favourite cleaning solution. It makes washing windows, fixtures and other surfaces virtually effortless. Dedicate another Preval jar to touch-up painting jobs. You'll get perfect colour matching every time because Preval lets you mix and use your own paint. You can spray oils and lubricants Each container jar has a sealable cap to preserve the contents. There are hundreds of ways you'll save time, effort and money with the Preval Spray Gun.

 

[Phill joiner]

It was just under £20 if I remember correctly. It's saved me a fortune tbh. I used to have to get a decorator in the hand paint allot of my fitted furniture but now I spray it, fit it and use the Preval to touch up small sections. And the finish is far better than hand painting. It's also less disruption for the client.

 

[Woodfinish Man]

Can vouch for these tried and tested - excellent results.

 

[MrYorke]

I've got one but haven't tried it yet. The manager here in Cardiff Morrells said it wouldn't work with with their water-based stuff so make sure you try it out first. But for the price you can't go wrong really!