Sure Shot M2400 - Industrial Grade Silver Anodized Aluminum Sprayer with Adjustable Nozzle - Lightweight and Portable Compressed Air Sprayer for Multiple Liquid Applications - Made in USA Since 1932

I never could get WD-40 to empty out in a can. Spray would quit working after I got over halfway through. Here is the perfect solution! I now purchase WD-40 in regular cans instead of spray cans. I fill my Sure Shot container and then add air pressure with a compressor. Sprays perfect! Be sure to buy the right size sprayer for your needs. I found there is no minimum liquid you can pour in, however, there is a maximum, depending on the model you choose. For a little more money, I chose a model that is resistant to corrosion as well. Sprays like a charm! No more half empty cans wasted! I wish I had this years ago! I may purchase another one to keep different types of lubricants in.

Works great

Works as advised. Well built. Made in the USA. The big thing was, that all the parts are available if you need a replacement. The other ones on the market like Vapor or Maddox do not have individual replacement parts. You have to buy a whole parts replacement kit for the Vapor, and there are not parts available for the Maddox.

better than the lil shorty can with the 24mm top that only last for 3 pulls of the lever lol, this one has an adjustable nozzle....ahhhhh, and last for minutes, like you used about 2 1/2 cans of brake clean. i depressurize it every day before leaving work just to keep the seals and oring niiiice, capacity is like 200psi so if you blow it up you shouldn't of been able to use it anyway and need supervision. this spray can is worth every last penny spent on it, if you have a 55 gallon drum of brake clean at your shop, get this thing and stop with the bull$@!t

Great for the most part. Not as powerful as a spray can, but close, with needle nozzle which is extra. -overpriced? a little.

This brake cleaner Sprayer works better that expected.. No need of a funnel too fill from the dispenser pump, sprayed out vary well with out wasting the cleaner like other cheap pressurized sprayers.

Good but kinda overpriced need to take out pressure regular plug but other than that it's ok

Decided to buy this after having a near catastrophic miss with a cheaper plastic hand pump bottle I used for non chlorinated brake clean. I decided to stress test this from the start. Right out of the box I filled it with the recommended amount of fluid (about 2/3 of the bottle) and over pressurized it (not intentionally). I checked to see if it worked as advertised with two decent sprays. Then I left it sit in the garage for about a month. Picked it up the other day and it worked beautifully still. Didn’t have any issues or degradation.

Not worth for the money. The spray nozel is poorly design and keep leaking from the nozzle. Internal nozzle part are construct from cheap plastic part, Milwaukee should design it better. If the tank construct of stainless steel, it will not limit itself from various liqid like degreaser or waterbase liquid.

Looks like a quality built product

I bought this because I was tired of paying for brake cleaner to clean my bike chain and parts. It also works great for cleaning and degreasing rims and the 100s of other things around your garage. I'm very happy with the purchase. It is not built super heavy duty so you will have to use it with care and store it properly.

it is well built and has been working as indicated.

Handle is cheap plastic, didn't last long in a shop environment.