If that cursed rattle can is giving you “finger fatigue,” transform it into a spray gun with Krylon’s Snap and Spray. The pistol-grip-shaped Snap and Spray snaps onto any spray can, giving you better control and accuracy — and pulling the built-in trigger is much easier than pushing down on the spray head.
You can find a couple of different versions of the Snap and Spray floating about. Expect to pay about $3 to $4 for either version, or you can get a case of 12 for less than $30.
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Looks like Preval’s patent expired. They had spray can grips in the 80’s plus a nifty glass bottle/aerosol combination for spraying custom blended colors.
I have a Rustoleum grip that I use with rattle cans. Makes the job much less irritating
I have one of these and they are real “finger savers” if you have a lot of spraying to do. (I had to paint a whole textured wall with a “Hammered Steel” finish, only attainable using spray cans.)
I find myself using spray cans alot for rust priming because they dry so much faster and im ready to paint in no time. Regular oil primers take forever to dry.
Im definityl going to pick up one of these
These things ROCK
Enough said
perfect for stenciling and bombing
cheap and life supplied and this shit works trust
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nie wiem o co chodzi ale ta spluwa by mi sie przydała
I always have problems with paint can nozzles breaking when I try to install the cap after it clogs up.
These must be great for quick fill ins for graffiti ART