eye dropper for solvent bottles

[Egg]

I need more than one drop at a time. It would be tuff to wet a patch like that

You using 4" square patches????

 

[Dusty Stevens]

No 2" and 1 3/4"

 

[Egg]

No 2" and 1 3/4"

Depending on how much pressure you apply, you can get a small stream to just one drop.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Benchrite sells bottles with a long pipette looking straw on em that works perfectly too. It puts solvent right where you want it like into the cutout of the boreguide

 

[DJB]

Better make sure they are capable of handling strong chemicals. DJB

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Ive had some montana copper remover in one for 3yrs no leaks. Thats the strongest stuff i know

 

[BillPa]

Better make sure they are capable of handling strong chemicals. DJB

I've have those flippers top bottles filled with bore cleaners, T.E.C., lacquer thinner, denatured alcohol, acetone, Kroil, 50-50 mix of acetone-ATF and gasoline non of which have attacked them in the ten or so years I been using them. Application? You can open the spout, turn the bottle upside down and only a drop at time will 'slowly' drip out if anything at all. My wife originally bought them for crafting but I put'm to a good use!!!!

Bill

 

[ballison]

I've used these for years, and no issues. I keep Hoppes, Sweets, Carb-Out, Wipe-Out, and Accelerator in them. Cheap and work great.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008ZSX42K/?tag=accuratescom-20

 

[JarheadAZ]

Industrial pipettes; disposable, pretty impervious to chemicals. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00NTENBAU/?tag=accuratescom-20

 

[Shynloco]

Where can i get an eye dropper that will reach into a pint solvent bottle???

Morning J,
Been a while. Just as a suggestion, Bruno's has some small plastic bottles (that cost peanuts - like$3- $5) with a 3/4" needle spout that you can use to "literally" put drops of solvent on your cleaning patches. They are easy to refill from a large bottle of solvent using a small funnel. I carry one in my range go bag and have other ones on the bench at home. Not sure they are listed on their website, but if you call their shop, tell them you are interested in the small plastic solvent bottle with the stainless steel needle dropper.

Alex

 

[Rick in Oregon]

Another alternative to obtain those small squeeze bottles with the flip caps is at your local janitorial supply company. "Evergreen Janitorial" here locally has them in four sizes, from the ones we use all the way up to 12 oz. size.

They're cheap too, about a buck fifty each. I've had mine loaded for years with a mix of Kroil/Shooters Choice with no ill signs whatever. Nice to have them available locally.

 

[jpretle]

Hi Alex, been reading your posts, so i see you keep busy. As you can see there are several options offered, i hadn't considered or knew about. Might try a couple of them including the flip top bottles and your ss needle spout. Didn't know anything in ss was available.

I appreciate everyones input to my query.
Thank you.