Ranger TDA47414 Tim Holtz Distress Sprayer, 2 oz, Silver, Black

Sprayer gives a fine, consistent mist and works very well with painting, especially water color.

I love the fine mist that the sprayer gives. I used one for alcohol and one for water in stamping and painting.The water one I use for Watercolor painting to moisten my paper, palette and my paints. I use it occasionally to add special effects to my painting. The alcohol works with Copic and other markers and stamp pads. I loved being able to lock the spray attachment when my young great grandson was visiting since he loves to use spray bottles like water guns.I used the previous 2 bottles for several years before each one broke apart. One broke at the top crease when it was knocked off my table, the other bottle developed large cracks around the top and radiating down the sides. The sprayers on both continued to work perfectly.

Tiny drops for those colors to move around.

Sprays good for watercolor painting. Also for using it as droplets.

As always Ranger has produced a quality sprayer for not only distress inks but for all art projects that require a little mist of water. I’ve used other sprayers but this is by far the best. You can either create a fine mist or larger droplets with ease. It can also be placed in a locked position for traveling. I am very very pleased with my purchase and would highly recommend it.

Gives a fine mist spray. Not sure it is worth $6.33 plus tax, but it does give a fine mist type spray.

I have TONS of spray bottles, even invested in expensive ones made for hair stylists and salons to get that perfect "mist" and THIS is the sprayer that has it. It also does make those big droplets. I heard the hype about this but never got it because I figured it was just another sprayer but it really is very very different. My only complaint is that sometimes on the mist (when you squeeze the trigger all the way) large droplets that have accumulated on the tip of the bottle will drip down and make a big "plop"- but if you lightly tape a paper towel to the sprayer before you mist that can be avoided for total control.If you paint/craft and use a water bottle, you have to get this. I literally packed all my others prayers away.

I bought a cheap one from a hobby store and the spritzer stopped working I hope this one doesn't! That's why I wouldn't name brand!