Woolwax® 24" Aerosol can Spray Wand with 360° Nozzle

Very happy with this product. Could not find anything like it locally, so I broke down and paid what I thought was a high price. However, after using the product I am satisfied with price paid for it. Delivery was extremely prompt even though not through Amazon Prime. Based upon the reviews, I stretched out the hose before hand to straighten it out. As I still felt it was a little unwieldy, I taped it to the end of a wire so I could control the spray direction while inside the car's frame. I found this to be very effective. Very pleased with the product. I would suggest wearing rubber gloves, as it does find its way out of the attachment - This is not the fault of the product, but rather the odd angles that I had to direct the spray.

This is an incredibly handy little gizmo that is very effective at applying Fluid Film to the places where you can't see... namely between body panels, inside doors, hoods, etc. This is important considering that most rust develops from the inside and works its way to the surface.I originally purchased this thinking it came with a can of Fluid Film. Boy, did I feel stupid when I realized it was just the extension hose. My fault for misreading and assuming something entirely not true based on the picture. My disappointment quickly faded when I actually used it!Very much worth the $15 if you plan on protecting your car from cancerous rust.

It is overpriced but it works well enough. Gets fluid film in the hard to reach places but it leaks and foams out at the top of the can when connected. Would be 5 stars if the price was lower.

Works well to spray FF into door panels, frame rails and rockers as well as other confined spaces. It is a "male" piece and will only fit "female" cans. Did not work with my T9 or Amsoil HDMP cans but works perfectly to get Fluid Film into those hard to reach places. Price seems rather high but haven't found any alternatives out there either.

This thing was utterly worthless. First off it wouldn't even attach to the can properly, almost like it was just barely the wrong size. This made a mess at the can as some will leak out every time you press down.Also the 360 picture makes it look like it comes out the sides. It come out more like s cone shape which greatly limits its ability to coat a hard to reach opening.

'Sup Mellow -This here extension wand is a little apparatus that you plug into a can of Fluid Film so that you can spray it up into all sorts of hard to reach places that never see the light of day. If you don't know what As11 Fluid Film 11.75oz Spray Cans is - go buy a case of it RIGHT NOW and spray it on everything you own that is made out of metal. Spray some on your face if you're really 'bout that Fluid Film life. Anyway, moving from the Pacific Northwest to Indiana, I was horrified at the number of rusted out trucks I saw driving around. I decided to keep my Taco drippin' in Fluid Film to try to stave off the inevitable - or at least hold things over until I can finish grad school and get out of here. This little extension makes it easy to spray the fluid film up into the frame of my truck, although it could stand to be a little longer and stiffer. These guys seem to have a monopoly, so $17 is what you're gonna pay no matter what. Personally, this looks like it could cost no more than $1.25 to assemble, so we're really getting gouged here.

I read some reviews that stated they experienced leaking. I never had that problem with 2 of these. The nozzle and tube were small enough, that I could use factory drain holes and not need to remove interior door panels (cards). The coverage was complete. I use a compressor and a bulk product gun to treat the rest of the vehicle, but for the ease of use and tiny nozzle access, these flex tube kits were $$ well spent. Perfect for door pillars,, and hood and trunk lids. An hours long job, became a minutes long job. Not cheap, but worth it.

I had read some of the reviews on this product and placed my order with some trepidation. To stop the fluid-film leaking out of the bottom of the 'flange' I cut some narrow strips of duct tape and made a seal between the flange and the top rim of the can. This setup worked perfectly for me to spray difficult-to-get-to locations under my car - even though the air temperature was around 0 C (32 F). For the price I paid it for it ... it exceeded my expectations.

It works fine with Fluid Film, but not with Blaster Surface Shield. Its too thick to go through the end orifices, so you will get backup and lose all the Surface Shield onto your hand.

Travaille bien pour les canettes de Fluid Film

Works well and no top of can leakage

Leaks significantly between the can and nozzle, wastes tons of fluid film. Super dissatisfied especially at this price for a couple tiny bits of plastic and hose.

Better to insert the wand into the area to be treated, then apply the attachment to the Fluid Film can. Prevents some of the mess and loss of material where the unit connects to the can. There is a similar minor type of failure with the actual Fluid Film nozzle.Used it on a can of another under-coating product and it worked perfectly. Didn't disconnect or leak at the connection. It would seem the thing works but the aerosol can manufactuer needs to improve the connection outlet.