Rust-oleum spray can won't spray? This MAY Fix It

Used your spray paint can a few times and now it won't spray? As long as your can is less than a year old, there is a good chance it can be brought back to life. This video will teach you how to re-pressurize a spray paint can.
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[@robertheinkel6225]

I started writing the month and year on the can when I buy them. A quick easy reference.

[@OldSoulMillennial]

Great Tip

[@OldSoulMillennial]

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[@jakeh.1753]

You don’t need to push down on the male tip, getting it on & lined up is good enough. You wunna make sure the psi your applying to the can is between 50- 95 psi.
The propellant inside the can isn’t just compressed air, it’s an amalgam of things, so compressed air isn’t always the answer but if the can hasn’t been sitting around that long it’s obviously worth a try vs spending money on a new can.

[@jackoliver7506]

Thank s for putting this on

[@goliath200us]

Good shot!

[@erics8757]

Thank you sir.

[@texyat7388]

…never buy another can of Rust-Oleum. You end up going down to Home Depot or Lowe’s and buying another can of Rust-Oleum…eerily accurate. 😂