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Window Tint Keg Tanks & Slip Solution Systems Built for All-Day Work. Hand sprayers run out. Trigger Sprayers make fingers tired. This is the system that keeps your slip solution ready all day without stopping to refill or re-pressurize.

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The Window Tint Sprayer System That Changed How Installers Work

Window tint sprayers have a unique history. It started with people using Coca-Cola and Pepsi kegs. They figured out that the kegs had an air inlet and an outlet — exactly what you need to pressurize a tank and push fluid through a hose sprayer. Mix your slip solution for window film, pump it full of air, and you've got 3 to 5 gallons of fluid that'll last you all day.

Things have evolved a lot since then. Installers are now adding 12-volt pumps — hooking up a Ryobi battery and running an electric pump instead of relying on air pressure. No more losing your pressure mid-job when the temperature changes and your solution isn't flowing right. Some people put the whole setup in a backpack: a pressurized, battery-powered window-tint sprayer system you can carry to a commercial site. It's come a long way from a stolen soda keg!

The Rest of Your Install Kit

Keg Tanks Are Just One Part of the System

Hand Pumps, Triggers & Sprayer Accessories

Need a replacement trigger, a new hose fitting, or just a solid hand sprayer for smaller jobs? We carry all the individual components to keep your sprayer setup running.

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Cleaning & Prep

Your slip solution works better on glass that's been properly prepped. Shop our window tint cleaning supplies — adhesive removers, scrub pads, scrapers — for the full prep process.

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Hard Cards & Bondo Cards

Once the film is down and the slip solution has done its job, your hard card takes over. Shop our full range of hard cards and Bondo cards to finish the install right.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Window Tint Kegs & Sprayers

What is a window tint keg tank and how does it work?

A window tint keg is a pressurized fluid system — originally adapted from Coca-Cola and Pepsi kegs — that installers use to store and dispense their slip solution for window film. The tank has an air inlet and a fluid outlet. You mix your solution, pressurize the tank with air, and connect a hose sprayer to deliver a steady, controlled flow of fluid throughout the install. They come in 3- and 5-gallon sizes and are built to last. Most people get years of use out of a good tank.

What solution goes in the keg tank?

Most installers use a soap-based slip solution, such as tint slime, rather than household dish soap. Early in the industry, dish soap was the go-to, but it's a degreaser that breaks down adhesive over time, which works against the film. The slip solution we carry is designed specifically for window film installs — it helps float the film for positioning without compromising the adhesive bond. Mixed solution is good for a day or two in the tank before it starts to separate.

What size water spray tank for window tint do I need?

We carry 3-gallon and 5-gallon keg tanks. For most shop installs, a 3-gallon tank will get you through a full day of work. If you're doing high-volume work or heading out to a commercial job site where refilling isn't easy, a 5-gallon gives you more runway. Either way, it's a significant upgrade over hand sprayers for anyone doing more than occasional installs.We carry 3-gallon and 5-gallon keg tanks. For most shop installs, a 3-gallon tank will get you through a full day of work. If you're doing high-volume work or heading out to a commercial job site where refilling isn't easy, a 5-gallon gives you more runway. Either way, it's a significant upgrade over hand sprayers for anyone doing more than occasional installs.

How do I maintain a window tint sprayer tank?

Maintenance is minimal — that's one of the reasons installers invest in them. The main things to stay on top of are flushing the tank and hose regularly, since soap residue and scale can build up in the line and end up in your install. If the tank stops sealing well, it's usually just an O-ring that needs replacing. We carry O-rings, replacement lids, filters, and all the hose fittings, so you're never down for long.

What's the difference between an air-pressurized and a battery-powered window tint sprayer?

An air-pressurized tank relies on compressed air to push fluid through the hose. It works well but has limitations. For example, if you lose pressure mid-job and don't have a pump with you, you're stuck. Battery-powered systems use a 12-volt pump — most people are running Ryobi or similar batteries — to push the fluid electrically. No air pressure needed, consistent flow regardless of temperature or tank volume, and fully portable.

Can I build my own window tint sprayer tank setup?

Absolutely — and a lot of installers do. We sell complete tanks, and we also carry all the individual components to build your own: fittings, hoses, triggers, pumps, O-rings, and filters. If you've already got a keg or want to spec out a custom setup, we've got the parts. If you want a turnkey solution, we carry those too.

Not Sure Which Window Tint Sprayer System Is Right for Your Setup?

Whether you're building your own rig or looking for a complete solution, we can help you figure out what you need.

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