🖤 Black Rust-Oleum 241526 Comfort Grip, 2" x 7.25 Review

I bought two of these pens because I was very busy and thought they were weak but I was wrong. I completed the entire project without taking the second pen out of the box. I recommend them to anyone who is hesitant to buy. These pens eliminate the pain in the hands when spraying and make the work much more comfortable. I feel like I applied a more even coat of spray. There's no good reason to hurt yourself on projects, folks. I know a few people with arthritis in their hands who have worked…

I had no idea what I was doing when I started renovating a worn patio table and chairs. When I finished the first chair, my husband said he noticed I was painting with two hands, one holding the can and the other pressing the nozzle! OH! So he ordered me this practical handle. Spraying just got a lot easier. The box can be attached easily and securely. You have to make sure the nozzle is facing forward as it won't spray properly (yes I know. I did it once while spraying). I also found that I…

Best invention for spray painting. No more buying expensive spray paint cans with fancy sprayers attached. Just buy this product. It fits a standard aerosol can and provides a continuous, even spray with no drips or hand cramps. It's a really simple design and fits all but the more expensive cans that have the trigger on top. These cost twice as much and I prefer them until I got this thing. I saw this shot on the blog and thought I'd give it a try. I love it. It makes all my projects so easy…

Why didn't I hear about this sooner?! I tinker a lot. I was on Pinterest and someone posted about this amazing item so I decided to buy it. It wasn't a disappointment. The spray handle clips around the edge of the spray nozzle/can - the rest is history. Fingers no longer tire from squeezing the nozzle. This makes it much easier to focus on the sweeping strokes of spray paint. It is also a sustainable spray. My rookie mistake was shaking the can with the handle instead of holding the shake can…

Why didn't I hear about this sooner?! I tinker a lot. I was on Pinterest and someone posted about this amazing item so I decided to buy it. It wasn't a disappointment. The spray handle clips around the edge of the spray nozzle/can - the rest is history. Fingers no longer tire from squeezing the nozzle. This makes it much easier to focus on the sweeping strokes of spray paint. It is also a sustainable spray. My rookie mistake was shaking the can with the handle instead of holding the shake can…

I have had one of these for many years and have been very happy with its performance. Eventually the old one wore out and the spray cans fell to the ground shortly after being placed in the tool. It's time to order a new one! This one was fancy, with a "comfort grip", blah blah. When they work, these things are really very comfortable and keep the fingertips from cramping. Loading the first can all worked fine but the second can fell on the floor - JUST LIKE MY OLD ONE I HAVE USED FOR 15 YEARS!

All I can say is Wow! Admittedly, I was a skeptic, but with a bunch of kitchen cabinet doors that needed to be primed and painted, I figured $5 wasn't that much of a risk. I am very happy that I bought it! Someone else looked over and said it wouldn't last long, but I personally sprayed off enough cans of primer and spray paint to apply numerous coats to both sides of 21 (twenty-one) kitchen cabinet doors! This device prevents fingertips from getting dirty and prevents fingers from freezing…

I should have bought this before deciding to spray my porch railing. Instead, I bought it after more than an hour of spray painting with rattle cans, thinking they should be used, and discovered a phenomenon called "spray fingers". I noticed that the tip of my index finger where it pressed on the nozzle was completely numb and there was a slight tingling sensation in the area. Out of curiosity, I did a quick Google search which showed several people complaining about this and many even noting…

Do yourself a favor and GET IT NOW! If you want to draw something special, it won't be difficult! Whether you're a pro or a casual hobbyist, you can't go wrong with this device. In my case, since I had to paint and had recently damaged my "trigger" to the point where I no longer had the strength to pull the normal spray nozzle, I decided to pull out this gun and see if it helps., he told me, and he did it with flying colors! Although my trigger finger hurt, the rattle was easy to draw with this