Built for acidic wheel and metal cleaners — Viton-compound seals hold up against wheel acid, aluminum brighteners, and steel-passivation chemicals down to pH 1, so your bay has one trigger sprayer dedicated to acidic chemistry instead of risking a seal failure in a general-purpose bottle. A standard rubber O-ring exposed to wheel acid starts breaking down in days, not months — that's the failure you're buying out of by running an acid-rated sprayer instead of whatever bottle was closest on the shelf.
Why Installers Choose It
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Viton-compound sealsHolds up against sulfuric-, nitric-, and hydrochloric-based wheel cleaners.
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pH 1–6 ratedPurpose-built for the acidic end of a detail shop's chemical lineup.
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Aluminum & steel safeListed by the manufacturer for aluminum cleaning, descaling, and steel passivation.
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Heavy-duty trigger pumpShop-grade construction for daily use, not a one-off retail sprayer.
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.
