What about spraying the cap on both the inside and outside?
1025433
I believe the instructions say not to spray the inside but i spray the cap everywhere it touches my head honestly.
1025434
The instructions specifically say in bold letters do not spray on headband or inside of hat. Follow the label instructions and the stuff works just great. Every now and then I give my hats a light recoating, especially after I've washed them.
1025435
I spray only on the outside by the front bill. However I noticed that sweat was showing up along the sides of my cap. So now I spray not only the outside front but along the sides as well. Again only on the outside of the cap.
1025436
The directions on the can specify spraying the "outside" of the hat and particularly the seams where sweat might collect.
747085
Both in and out-I believe you can pull up a copy of the label for application instructions. I also sprayed all the bushes around the house where mosquitos tend to gather and had virtually no bites the whole summer! I believe that I got effective 1 year protection inside and out. It's good stuff!
268566
I applied it to the inside of the window. But I guess you can apply it to the outside too
754851
Compressed air has worked well for the insides. A Clorox wipe on the outside.
368892
I used it on both the inside and out. Because it is going on wood that is not sealed expect to use most of the can for one planter.
1549498
I would use the fan spray and use half on the building and half on the ground. Our main use is to spray "Wet and Forget" on the roof to retard moss growth. This spray reaches much further up the roof than other sprayers I have had.
1170363
It could go on either the inside or outside but I preferred to put it on the inside as I have a small kitchen.
89115
It is for inside use I think, but if you spray painted it with a clear protective paint it would probably be OK outside for a few years.
1388216
You will have to use it outside. It will be a bit messy, but it does a great job.
1240925
I don't think it said either way on the packaging. I normally just wash it right away and sterilize only the spout, though my husband has used the bottle portion in the sterilizer several times and it seems to keep its shape and still fit the cap as well.
452145
If using latex paint, fill a clean jar with water, screw onto sprayer and spray until the internals are clean. Shake the sprayer to dissolve any internal paint that may be on the inside of the lid and on the pick up tube. Wipe the outside of the tip with a wet rag. When I take the jar off I remove the cork ring and carefully clean it as well as the inside of the lid. If using non-latex paint, do the same with what ever thinner is required. Obviously do this outside. The jars that contained paint can be cleaned, capped to hold the remaining paint until next time or thrown away as they are cheap to replace. If I throw then away I fill them with cat litter to absorb all the remaining liquid then cap them. If using latex paint, fill a clean jar with water, screw onto sprayer and spray until the internals are clean. Shake the sprayer to dissolve any internal paint that may be on the inside of the lid and on the pick up tube. Wipe the outside of the tip with a wet rag. When I take the jar off I remove the cork ring and carefully clean it as well as the inside of the lid. If using non-latex paint, do the same with what ever thinner is required. Obviously do this outside. The jars that contained paint can be cleaned, capped to hold the remaining paint until next time or thrown away as they are... » Read More If using latex paint, fill a clean jar with water, screw onto sprayer and spray until the internals are clean. Shake the sprayer to dissolve any internal paint that may be on the inside of the lid and on the pick up tube. Wipe the outside of the tip with a wet rag. When I take the jar off I remove the cork ring and carefully clean it as well as the inside of the lid. If using non-latex paint, do the same with what ever thinner is required. Obviously do this outside. The jars that contained paint can be cleaned, capped to hold the remaining paint until next time or thrown away as they are cheap to replace. If I throw then away I fill them with cat litter to absorb all the remaining liquid then cap them. « Show Less
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Just make sure that you don't get the cap damp or wet. I never have a problem with it clomping. I live in Missouri which is a high humidity state.
1242242
I have not tried that, but perhaps. The outside is a matte finish and not coated. The inside is smooth and shiny.
1929962
The sprinkler cap allow you to apply the product directly from the container, a little like using a sprinkling can.
554841
take off the cap and carefully cut off the tip...just enough so that it comes out
169719
I believe it says to do it on the inside. I'm sure you could do it on the outside, but when I used it, I used the seal on the inside. It does work as advertised. I will say, I had to work a bit to get it off in the spring though. I think this year I am going to use this but I'm still going to use the plastic on the windows. I still felt the coldness, but it's probably because the windows in my apartment are just really old.
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My impression is that it needs a contained space in order to be effective, so I guess my answer is I don't know, it depends. Can you contain the material which sprays out of the top in the effected area reasonable well for a few hours? For a small fairly open boat, my gut reaction would be no. For a larger boat with a cabin area which is the effected area I would say probably. I would take as much stuff out as possible and air it out. Then with all the drawers, cabinets open, but the space reasonably sealed, give it a try. The product is alcohol based so remove possible sources of ignition during the spraying and for a half an hour or so afterwards.