Originally Posted by
GemState
I experimented by diluting Elmer's, using warm water, until it sprayed a fine spray. Then I used my hand to 'rub' over what I had sprayed before laying the next layer on. It really doesn't take very much. When finished I took the spray part out and dipped the 'tail' in warm water and sprayed into the sink until it was clean. I find this holds as well as any basting spray I have used...and no smell or hard to remove overspray.
That's *exactly* what I was thinking... as long as the sprayer gizmo was cleaned out right away, this could be a very good thing compared to using aerosols.
Thanks for chiming in.
I've got a few extra Best Press bottles laying around here... (I buy the unscented by the gallon and the linen scent by the quart and mix them) ... but once in a while I've bought an "emergency" bottle - so I have a few spares of those. That should work awesome.
