I've got a few cans of this stuff and its insane!!!
I have about 10 cans but 3/4 if them don't spray, but are full of this liquid gold in a can, maybe they still make it and I can find it online somewhere? I've tried everything to get the brand new (1991) cans to spray... This stuff is great, don't use it on the exterior without thoroughly washing it first, my dad did this to his Snow White 95 bronco about 5 years ago, and the dirt is still sealed in! We know because someone in our neighborhood owns it now so we still see it. This stuff is great!!

 

For a minute I was worried they'd stopped making Snapple.

 

it's ok they still make that, I prefer Arizona iced tea though, but snapple has cool flavors

 

Yeah Arizona. You can't beat $1.04. But I don't like the cans I would rather have Arizona in a Large Snapple bottle.

 

Snapple apple and green tea.

Honey green tea is the only Arizona I like and they only have the stupid glass bottles that dont fit in my cup holders around here.

 

I can beat $1.04. How about $.99 with no tax or deposit? Or .$79 on sale!! I don't know what the profit margin is on Arizona but they have been the same price since I can remember.

 

California Bro

 

Arizona is .99 here. Damn taxes make it $1.05

 

Yeah I believe its 99cents everywhere...But taxes make it more

 

Since we're so off-topic. Does anyone remember the Snapple Keawi Tiwi? I miss that stuff

 

Peace Tea is better than Arizona

 

If this stuff is so great, how come Chrysler didn't coat all their vehicles with it..........the tea I mean, how come they didn't coat the vehicles in tea?

 

Xing tea beats all.

And maybe that Mopar corrosion inhibitor is the solution to Mopar orange thread-locker

 

it would make everything all sticky. I don't want my undercarriage covered with dead ants.

 

pdowty68, if a spraycan have lost it pressure, use an air nozzle and put in some air in it, use a towel to cower it. But don't go haywire and put in too much, then it may explode.
Have used this trick on aerosol cans for about 30 years now with good result.
Why throw away a can that have lost pressure when it is a lot of contents left, use air pressure and save money.
It works on nearly all aerosol cans.