Review on 🔫 Premium Can Tool Aerosol Spray - Can-Gun1 (2012) by Sam Dhungana

This is an absolutely essential addition to any spray painting project. I tried to save money on my first project and painted by hand. Most of my projects have been small, like painting a 10 inch vase or the bottom of a mason jar. Small projects like this, especially if it's your first time spraying, seem easy enough to do by hand, but you won't notice a difference in comfort and flatness until you switch to a spray gun. I was very curious if there is a big difference between hand painted and gun painted work. The last picture shows the bumps that can occur when hand spray painting (this is also partly due to inexperience with spray painting). It took me more effort to fit the Rust-Oleum Vintage Copper into the gun, so I had to ask for help. After a bit of experimentation, I found that the easiest way to put paint in the gun is to place the paint can on the floor with the nozzle pointing away from you (place along the can, not perpendicular), place your foot on it. to stop it from rolling, and then take the gun, holding only the black part and slide it into the nozzle head. With a small click it should work without much effort. It may take a few tries to get used to it, but then it's easy. I recently had a friend doing some DIY, he hates spray paint as his arm hurts, but after trying my spray gun he was really done. enjoy the process. I've changed the aerosol can more than 10 times now and the gun attachment hasn't come loose or broken. Overall this is great for evenly coating your paint spray projects and requires a lot less effort and hassle. Even if you start with a small project, this investment is worth it! I am very satisfied with this spray gun and can only recommend it. Happy crafting!