This is not in an aerosol can, right? I am thinking to buy this and bring it overseas.
1477621
this is a spray non aresoal but it is a spray and not to small its the same as regualr stain removers for inside the house. if that helps.
1477622
I don't know if it's the same thing as "aerosol," but the contents are under pressure. It's not the same as a trigger-style bottle of liquid.
1477623
It's pressurized the can is metal good size can also. also I would not bring it any where because of the size and so few items are allowed when flying. I would mail it not take it
612034
Not advised, but not the end if the world. I wouldn't do it at home for sure. But on a trip it shouldn't matter as long as it doesn't leak. However, I don't take that chance. The risk of fuel leaking our evaporating at home or in a backpack isn't worth it to me. I would strongly advise to store it with the intended cap, for the sake of risk management.
2184190
It's in the form of an oil, so you could get it into a spray bottle, but I can't speak to how safe it would or would not be using it that way. I put it into water and use it in a vaporizor; I have not attempted to use the oil in any other way.
2050030
In a plastic bag. It is not sealed. Has tape around constricted end of bag. It probably is not completely air tight based on that.
904308
Less waste with liquid. I prefer to put it on a cloth, toothbrush or q-tip and apply. Also an aerosol sprayer can go bad. I once had the sprayer on another gun product go bad, and I ended up throwing away the can while it was still half-full. These products are too expensive to risk wasting like that.
2132597
It's better to have a different container/can that fits to make it easier to clean. This will also keep your product from burning too.
539634
Oh for sure. I would pack it in a carry on. It needs to breathe, so don't put it in your suitcase.
1807851
I don't think so, but there may be some peripheral transfer. It did 'leak' (attach) onto the paper bag I put directly beneath. And there may be fumes.
1760327
No. Shipping flammable substances is frownd upon. Buy your own. It's fairly inexpensive.
1296179
No, but will it you get it wet. Also advisable to use in a well ventilated space, the aerosol is strong & smells awful.
1107172
Search amazon for "non-aerosol sprayer" I have a red one from here, a blue one from another retailer on amazon and a green one from napa (expensive!)
996645
No, it's aerosol propelled. Though I do recommend buying an extra spray can by the way.
1052917
No it doesn't come with fluid in it. It would be illegal to transport a flammable gas inside a container that could possibly ignite & blow up during transport. Endangering a parcel carrier would be a bad thing, besides it might encourage he/she to go postal. Lol
1229308
it is illegal in california because it uses a pyrotechnic charge to propel the liquid. i did not know this until i had purchased it,retailers will still ship to ca. in most cases.
1747829
Yes it is. This is proof that it is being kept in a dust free atmosphere, and that it had not been tampered with. I wouldn't accept one without it being in the bag with a seal that has not been broken.
562733
Its just an aerosol can. So spray until it's empty. If needed to use it once, empty or not, I wouldn't want to take my chances with having enough in the future.
2278202
No, it is absolutely not "airtight" and should not be used for external usage.