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Re: Overshielding[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] Posted by Jeannie on August 05, 2007 at 20:28:34: In Reply to: Overshielding posted by Mohammad on August 04, 2007 at 15:51:04: Hi, Mohammad -- The overshell, as we would call it, is usually found on bottles with a spray pump rather than a screw on cap. Sometimes the overshell comes with the spray pump so they are fitted together. Otherwise, they would be purchased separately. The overshell is held to the PUMP, not the bottle, by a friction fit ... in other words, it just presses on over the pump. I'm not aware of anyone using overshells with a cap, but that would depend on your cap and bottle. There are caps on the market that actually LOOK like overshells. All of these items are purchases through any supplier of bottle closures. Best wishes. : Hello, : : I would like to know about the process of putting an overshield on a bottle so it looks more nice. How is an overshield put? whith what tools? is it a separate part or just a part of the cap itself? and where to buy them? : : Thank you, Follow Ups: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] |
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