Rezilon tips... don't make my mistake

[feilübinren]

I tested Rezilon today on a 10-acre pasture at 3oz per acre. I'm not sure if this is right or not... but it seems to me that it sprayed great. However, stupidly, I left the tank sitting for half an hour and it started eating the walls. Lesson learned: don't walk away after mixing. Spray right away or you will make a mess.

 

[Deeps]

Good heads-up, Rezilon's strong stuff, I've heard it can be rough on plastic if it sits too long, spraying right after mixing is definitely the way to go.

 

[Willbow1]

That's definitely concerning, if it's breaking down the tank walls that fast, what long-term effects could it have on seals, hoses, or even sprayer nozzles if not flushed right away?

 

[Kemt]

How do you usually clean out your tank after using Rezilon to keep it from damaging the sprayer, especially if there's any delay between mixing and spraying?

 

[Abe1980]

I tested Rezilon today on a 10-acre pasture at 3oz per acre. I'm not sure if this is right or not... but it seems to me that it sprayed great. However, stupidly, I left the tank sitting for half an hour and it started eating the walls. Lesson learned: don't walk away after mixing. Spray right away or you will make a mess.

bro, that's a rough learning curve with Rezilon! Never heard of it eating tanks that fast. What kind of tank material was it? PVC, poly, steel? Good warning though. always empty and rinse ASAP, especially with concentrated stuff

 

[vmxguy]

I finished cutting different sections of my field and started applying Rezilon about two months ago. Now, all that's left to do is wait and see how it works. I'm optimistic that if it performs even close to what they claim, the results will be good.