Pressure Washer Gallons Per Minute

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

Simple and functional. Actually holds more then 2 gallons. Solid construction.

A very pressure product exactly as I want

We have a 16 X 20 cyclorama wall. We used 5 gallons, 2 coats. It is durable, if you prime it properly and use the right materials for the wall itself. Wear and tear on this paint, it's very resilient. We have a heavy rig track that rests on the floor of the wall sometimes, and it still stays put. Scuffs are easy to clean up and there's plenty left to paint over it. Have to be careful what kind of tape you use for markers/tracking. Some of the paint has come off, easy fix but need to make sure the tape isn't too adhesive.

Used the the 5 gallons of paint to convert our white sych wall into a Green Screen. Easy coverage, fast drying, gives the perfect key. This is the must have paint for any professional studio that is looking to do green screen work.

Makes a gallon of working fixer for film. 2 gallons for paper. It seems to work well, though I wonder if it will be OK that I just rinse the film well with water afterwards, rather than using a hypo clear...

I'm actually a truck driver by profession and need to frequently treat hundreds of gallons of fuel with treatment concentrates. The more common 0.5-1oz squeeze bottles just weren't working for me, but this is perfect, if a little unorthodox. The larger reservoir size means i can keep my bulk chemicals back at the shop and refill the bottles there instead of carrying them all with me. This not only makes my job easier, but safer as well.

Working in very large format (42 and up) I need to make gallons of developer at a time, and this is an excellent choice that is also incredibly affordable.

Did a giant wall in my new studio (24x12). Took 2 gallons, no priming. First test with zero lighting, just overhead lights and it keyed perfectly.

After twenty-seven gallons used I can confidently say this: Arista 76 is consistent, easy-to-mix, and far, far more reliable than today's Kodak formulation.