A compact .5L trigger sprayer with Kwazar's Super Double Action pump — it sprays on both the pull of the trigger and the release, so a quick mist of soap solution takes half the pumping of a standard trigger. Yellow is a deliberate choice here: it's the one bottle on the bench nobody has to pick up and sniff to know what's inside — see yellow, know it's soap-and-water slip solution for floating PPF into place or gliding tint film across glass.
Why Installers Choose It
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Super Double ActionSprays on the pull AND the release — a fast soap mist for small panels, trim pieces, and glass without constant repumping.
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PPF slip solutionFloats film into place on a panel before you squeegee the soap-water mix out from underneath.
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Window tint soap mixSame mild soap mix tint installers use to glide and square up film on glass before it grabs.
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The compact, quick-access oneAt .5L with a trigger instead of a pump, this is the bottle for mirrors, trim pieces, and small glass sections — grab the 1.5L Venus or Feeria for a full hood or windshield.
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.