The lavender half of a two-bottle soap station — the same pump-and-hold mechanism as the Fuchsia 1.5L and the Venus 360 Super Pro+ (just a different color line): a few strokes pressurize the tank, then the trigger gives a continuous soap-and-water mist, no repeated squeezing like a trigger bottle. Used to float PPF onto a panel or glide tint film across glass before it's squeegeed flat. Run one fuchsia and one lavender side by side so two installers share the same soap mix without reaching for each other's bottle.
Why Installers Choose It
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Pump once, spray continuousSame mechanism as the Venus 360 Super Pro+ — a few pump strokes, then a steady stream through the trigger, no re-squeezing mid-pass.
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PPF slip solutionMist setting floats film into place before you squeegee the water out from under it.
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Window tint soap mixGlides tint film across glass and lets you square it up before it grabs.
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Pairs with the Fuchsia 1.5LTwo matching bottles, two installers, same soap mix, no cross-reaching on a busy bench.
Built to Last, Not to Replace
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Real chemical-resistant sealsFPM, EPDM, and NBR/Viton seals — the same seal grades commercial sprayer makers use — don't swell or crack the way the generic rubber in a $8 garden-store sprayer does after a few weeks of chemical contact.
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Adjustable pressure, every timeThe pump builds to a consistent 2.2 bar and the nozzle dials from fine mist to a solid stream, so the spray pattern doesn't drift job to job the way it does on a cheap fixed-nozzle bottle.
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Genuinely serviceableKwazar sells real seal kits, O-ring kits, and nozzle assemblies for this exact line — when a seal wears out after months of chemical use, you replace a $5 part instead of throwing out the whole sprayer.
