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A good pump sprayer makes every product in your kit go further and apply more evenly, whether that's a pre-wash, an interior cleaner, or a wheel cleaner you'd rather not spray from the original bottle. IK sprayers are the professional standard for a reason — chemical-resistant, adjustable, and built to survive daily use.

With a few different types in the range, it's worth knowing which one suits your chemical and how you plan to use it before buying.

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  • Vendor:
    Duel Autocare
    IK Multi TR 1 360 Sprayer
    £11.99
  • Vendor:
    Duel Autocare
    IK Multi Pro 2 360 Sprayer
    £29.95
  • Vendor:
    Duel Autocare
    IK Multi TR MINI 360 Sprayer
    £10.99
  • Vendor:
    Duel Autocare
    IK Multi TR 1 Sprayer
    £9.99
  • Vendor:
    Duel Autocare
    IK Sprayer MULTI 1.5
    £21.99
  • Vendor:
    Duel Autocare
    IK Sprayer Foam 1.5
    £23.99
  • Vendor:
    Duel Autocare
    IK Sprayer ALK 1.5
    £21.99
  • Vendor:
    Duel Autocare
    IK Multi Pro 2 Sprayer
    £24.99
  • Vendor:
    Duel Autocare
    IK Foam Pro 2 Sprayer
    £25.99

Why Use A Dedicated Pump Sprayer?

Spraying straight from a product's original bottle is fine occasionally, but a dedicated sprayer gives you far more control — adjustable nozzles, consistent pressure, and a design built to handle repeated use without breaking down.

Using one helps:

  • Apply product evenly across a panel, rather than in an inconsistent stream
  • Handle stronger chemicals safely, without the sprayer degrading over time
  • Refill and reuse rather than relying on a single-use trigger bottle
  • Switch between spray patterns depending on the job

Which Sprayer Do I Need?

The range splits across three things worth checking before you buy:

  • Chemical type — Multi sprayers handle general-purpose chemicals like pre-washes and acids. Foam sprayers are built specifically for snow foam and other foaming products. ALK sprayers are designed for alkaline formulas, such as non-acidic wheel cleaners.
  • Power — Most sprayers are manually pumped and pressurised by hand. The e Foam Pro 2 is battery-powered, delivering foam at the push of a button rather than manual pumping.
  • Size — Most of the range is 1 or 1.5 litres, depending on how much product you want to carry at once.

If you're not sure which chemical type matches your product, check the label of what you're planning to spray through it — using the wrong sprayer type with an incompatible chemical can shorten its lifespan.

Got questions?

IK Sprayers FAQs

Everything you need to know about choosing and caring for your IK sprayer.

What's the difference between a Multi, Foam, and ALK sprayer?

Multi sprayers are built for general-purpose chemicals like pre-washes. Foam sprayers are designed specifically to generate foam from snow foam products. ALK sprayers are built to handle alkaline formulas, such as non-acidic wheel cleaners, safely.

Can I use any chemical in any sprayer?

Not always. Using the wrong chemical type in a sprayer not designed for it can degrade the seals and internal components over time. Check your sprayer's intended chemical type before filling it.

How does the e Foam Pro 2 differ from the standard Foam sprayers?

It's battery-powered rather than manually pumped, delivering consistent foam at the push of a button. It's rechargeable via USB and offers multiple foam settings, making it a step up for anyone doing this regularly.

How do I maintain my sprayer?

Rinse it out after use, especially if you've been using a stronger chemical, and keep the nozzle and seals clean to maintain consistent spray performance over time.

What size sprayer should I choose?

This depends on how much product you go through. A 1 litre sprayer suits lighter, occasional use, while a 1.5 litre sprayer holds more for bigger jobs or more frequent use.

The right sprayer makes every product in your kit work better.

Even the best chemical underperforms if it's not applied evenly. Match the right sprayer to the job, and you'll get more consistent results with less product wasted.