Containers for car detailing products
For businesses packaging car detailing products, with capacity, neck finish, case pack and case price published on every container.
Top picks for detailing
2 oz Clear PET Imperial Bullet Cosmo$0.17 eachcase of 1,296
4 oz Clear PET Imperial Bullet Cosmo$0.35 eachcase of 675
100 cc White HDPE Packer Bottle$0.26 eachcase of 640
2 oz Clear PET Boston Round$0.21 eachcase of 1,120
75 cc White HDPE Packer Bottle$0.25 eachcase of 850
1 oz Natural HDPE Cylinder Round$0.22 eachcase of 1,300
2 oz Natural HDPE Cylinder Round$0.30 eachcase of 928
0.5 oz Clear PET Single Wall Jar$0.31 eachcase of 2,178Guides
Getting started
VOC limits
What a VOC limit actually limitsVolatile organic content by product category, set in table 1, from December 1998.The dilution rule, and why your instruction mattersThe limit applies after the minimum recommended dilution. The label is part of the calculation.Which category you are in, and why the description decides itThe regulation defines categories by intended use, so what the product is for sets the limit.
The sprayer
Chemical resistance, and the parts you forgetThe bottle is the easy half. The dip tube, gasket, spring and valve all meet the product too.Triggers, locks and outputThe constraint row says lockable for a reason. These bottles travel in car boots and get knocked over.Concentrates, dilution bottles and labeling bothIf you sell a concentrate, the bottle the customer mixes into is part of the product.
What goes wrong
The sprayer stopped workingChemical attack on a seal, a clogged nozzle, a kinked tube, or a formula outside the trigger viscosity.It leaked in transitAn unlocked trigger, a bottle on its side, or pressure change in a cold vehicle.The concentrate ended up in the wrong bottleUnlabeled dilution bottles, a ratio somebody guessed, or concentrate used neat because the label suggested it.A claim moved it into another regimeAn interior cleaner that says it kills germs is an antimicrobial pesticide, registered with the EPA.
