Nope, they can't - cause any angle includes flipped over. LOLTo the best of my knowledge, the spray any position models do not clear themselves flipping them over, so yes, it can be a problem.
Nope, they can't - cause any angle includes flipped over. LOLTo the best of my knowledge, the spray any position models do not clear themselves flipping them over, so yes, it can be a problem.
Not sure what they do internally to allow it to spray any direction. Older cans that have a pickup tube to the bottom would do that. If they sat a long time it's got the heavy goo in the bottom till you shake it. One push of the button and it sucked it into the tube and clogged. That tube to the bottom is what allowed you to clear the nozzle cause it only blew out propellant when inverted.I switched nozzles (like I mentioned in my first post) and it did not solve the problem. Sometimes it is the nozzle, but in my case, something else was going on in the guts of the can.
I like tossing the cans into the burn barrel, sort makes boom like the guys that ignite black powder under 200 lb anvils!
Primers have a huge amount of pigment in them. If not at right temp or shook very well the material might be clumped up. Same thing happens to me sometimes.When the can I mentioned in post #1 locked up, it was putting out nothing--no way to have cleared it spraying upside down or not, it just quit completed like someone had turned the water faucet off tightly. And why it started working again after having been in the sun is still a mystery, I wonder sometimes what is going on inside those cans (and closed bedroom doors, for that matter).
Strongly agree - great paint, nice finish. Used a bunch of theirs on my car. Mostly 'Dual', and 'Maxx'Krylon has a GREAT spray tip.
Patented, IIRC.
Almost never clogs and has a really good fan pattern.
Krylon has come a long way in the past decade or so.
Take a sharpie and write the color/number on the bottom....and the Krylon "Tough Rust" semi-flat is an almost perfect match for Mopar accessory black.
The only downside is that the cans themselves are not labeled, so if you loose the cap or have 2 caps off different paints (esp flat and semi-flat black), good luck matching them up or grabbing the right one.