Yes, I believe " Pump and Spray " is the name of the one I use.
I specifically DON'T want to have to get a bicycle pump or get the air hose from the compressor. I want to just give it a couple pumps and do what I need to do.sure-shot is fantastic for solvents. pressurize it with compressed air, or even a bicycle pump if you don't have that.
It does use a shrader valve I think, but I've never seen that be a problem. mine is only a few years old, but I know folks who have these for much longer without problems.
I know you said you like the hand pump, but these will stay pressurized for a long time, probably much longer than a can of brake cleaner lasts you.
My Sure-Shot (also filled with acetone--great minds think alike) sits on the shelf until I need it. I think I might pressurize it on filling the tank (don't fill more than 2/3 and pressurize to 85-90 psi) and never again until it's empty. It just keeps on spraying....
that's what I was getting at, it will stay pressurized basically indefinitely sitting on the shelf, and you won't need to re-pressurize it while in use for a lot of use. I haven't measured, but I would guess it's considerably longer than how much a regular can of brake cleaner lasts. But I guess that's not what he's looking for. It takes 15 seconds to pressurize if you have air equipment around. and that might last you months.
At least bring some flowers.
Was back in the midwest awhile back, and there was a Kum&Go next to an Adult Shop. Just couldn't get the angle right for a picture with both signs.
When I was in NZ many years ago, my brother and I spent a pleasant day walking around Aukland and pub-hopping. We passed a pub called the *** on Inn and wondered if they had any idea what that meant in 'Murican. Walked in the door, and yep, they knew just what it meant. Wandered on to the next pub....