Refill flat AEROSOL Spray Cans like the WD-40 and others
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- Опубликовано: 25 сен 2013
- Works on most dead aerosol cans and allows you to get the last little bit out.
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The can will have a rating on the back(usually by the bar code). Most are DOT 2Q which means they are rated to at least 270psi before it will burst and designed for an operating pressure up to around 180psi @130F degrees. 99% of all air compressors put out a max of 120psi so you can't get close to the safe rating. Most compressors also have a regulator to turn down the pressure (50psi seams to be ample).
USA ratings At 130F degrees
No Code Minimum burst 210psi
DOT 2P Minimum burst 240psi
DOT 2Q Minimum burst 270psi
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WD40 paint cans virtually any spray cans
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It's often the simple, humble process that is quite profound. This is one of those moments. Nicely done!
If you have the small toolbox can of EW40 that is empty you can recharge it several times. I've been doing this for years. Simply take the red spray tube and attach it to the can with the most WD40 in it. Press both cans at the same time and it will fill the small can until the pressure equates. Presto the smaller can is back in service. Now its not full but almost 1/2 and you can fill it like this for years!
Thanks for that tip !!!
Genius fix! I tried this using an air spray can and an exhausted wd40 can - worked great! This is the BEST solution that I've found. thanks.
😂😂😂 THX I LOVE IT GOD IS GOOD
Not only that when the can is completly empty of liquid contents, you could fill it up with air to have a handy bench top compressed air sprayer. Might worl well for certain kinds of clean up!
You'll still get some liquid out of there occasionally, hope that's OK.
OMG! I love it. I spent my life throwing out cans with lots of remaining fluid in them, whatever it is, paint, WE-40, lubricants, you name it. I am going to try it. THANK YOU FOR SHARING IT.
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Interesting video. Is there an ink jet code on the can bottom of that low pressure WD-40 can that you can share? It helps id the manufacturer who'd like to know of defective product
I've actually called them a few times over the years about low pressure cans and given them the codes. Wd40 was a little hesitant but sent me coupons for free cans of Wd40.
sixtyfiveford
For all your subscribers.....If you point the spray tip of an aerosol can toward the dot found on top of the can (when one is provided) during use, you will get the most product out when spraying downward.
Jeff K
If you decide to make more aerosol related videos I can offer comment/review to keep you safe and sound.
Jeff K
Yeah, the dot is one of the things you learn through trial and error. I don't know why manufactures don't right a little note on the can about it.
Awesome tip man! Tried this with the valve from an old mountain bike inner tube and one of those standing up bicycle pumps. No problemo doing it by myself. Worked like a charm on my alost empty air duster cans. Feels great knowing that I can puff away w/o seeing my money go with the wind. :D Many thanks.
Two of the cans did not have the male plastic pipe sticking up (that male part was in the spaying nozzle cap), so I just cut a short bit of the plastic pipe that came with the air duster can and put that into the hole. It sealed well enough to put as much pressure as I was comfotable with (heard a slight creaking sound around 60+ psi, and stopped).
I am ashamed to tell how many of these cans have cost me 33 1/3 % more than I had paid for them. Thank you so very much for this tip!
Exactly!!!
Thank you for the excellent tip! WD-40 cans have been a problem over the years to the point that I would puncture the can with an awl and drain out the remnants. Re-pressurizing the can is absolutely the way to go.
I have done the same thing with dozens of cans myself, this is a game changer
my air compressor came with the ‘needle’ to fill up soccer balls, etc. just the right size to stick in the middle of the spray can nub, push in, and air goes into the can
Now THAT is better than this videos idea!
Thanks man👍👍
@@Scottocaster6668 yep, you do not even have to press down hard as the air flows backwards into the can because the cans valve is designed to keep contents in. i learned from this video that 100psi is ok. i stopped at 30psi (the can gets hard at that point and can not be squeezed) and sometimes needed 2 or 3 refills. you can hear the can contents bubbling as air from the compressor enters the can through the nozzle
@@davidjames666 yep, I just did it!
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@J D no crossing needed. air compressors have a dial you can turn which sets the max pressure that comes out the end of the hose. - just turn it to 100psi
@J D I wouldn’t recommend doing this either by my method, or the method presented in this video without an inline pressure gauge/regulator. I am certain one can get one for under $10 from Harbor freight or so.
The awesome pistol grip tire inflator with gauge I use can be found through the link in the video description.
+sixtyfiveford wheres e link?
In the video description.
sixtyfiveford I have the same one lol
sixtyfiveford
sixtyfiveford thanks!
I have never in my many years seen a WD-40 spray can run out of content and still have pressure left in the can. They always and I mean always run out of pressure while there is plenty of oil in the can. Always!!
They are manipulating consumers, they know the easy fix problem but choose not to correct it.
I’ve never had that problem I use it all and then it just sprays air
I gave up on the cans, I just buy the liquid jugs and pour it in a spray bottle, it has saved me many hours of frustration.
I’ve got 2 in my garage that need this fix
@@brewsterly2927 The company must be owned by a Democrat
Fabulous method of restoring pressure in aerosol cans that have lost pressure! Probably could use this technique with aerosol paint cans too. Thanks for showing us!
I used to keep cans in horizontal and upside down to extract ; but this method will extract 100% of left over contents! Great idea!
This was my "trick" as well since the 80's, certain manufacturers either didn't use enough propellant or the pickup tube inside the can was nicked and allowed too much gas to escape during normal use. This is definitely a way to get out almost all of the product. I'm sure you have helped a lot of people to get their moneys worth. 👍🏻
Amazing, I've been tossing my half full cans out all the time!
Never would have thought of this on my own. Great idea man! Thanks
Hey Thanks, I'm glad you liked it.
Thank you for a straight forward video without lots of gabbing about other things that don’t matter. I have some dead air cans I’m going to try this on.
Thanks I was going to throw a half full can out your simple remedy worked perfectly . Thank goodness for you brilliant youtubers.
I knew it! That's why I kept them around. Thanks!
All these years. That is obvious! Why didn't I do this before?
I have 2 dead cans in the shed! i know what im doing now
Great idea.. I clean spray paint can values by turning the can upside down and spray until nothing but air but find that I end up over time with paint left in the can and out of air. This method will allow me to utilize the complete can of paint.
not really...air as a propellant makes a poor choice for rattle cans....but it's better than nothing.
Thank You for this. I have 4-5 cans of stuff currently sitting in my garage that are out of air.
Good thing u kept
Can you now make a video on how to remove the palm shaped dent from one's forehead after smacking oneself for not thinking of this before??
...and thank you, btw. Great idea!
Us one of those sanction cup dent removers that you'll find elsewhere here on FB.
Two similar valves, sealed FIRMLY against the nares, (helpful to have assistants), add pressure until anatomical position is attained. Presta...Er no...Schrader!
Genius. Absolutely genius! Its these little things that make the difference lol
This deserves a Nobel Prize.
PrivateEyeYiYi Thanks.. I'm glad you like it.
Yes, it is very explosive to put oxygen in the can with a very flammable liquid. That is the reference to Nobel right? If you want to refill, you should use pure nitrogen and not air.
Your Nobel prize standards are VERY low. . . . right? :-)
You are right bro. He deserves a Nobel
Don't say that. The poor guy will under tremendous pressure.
Yes thanks I have thrown out so many cans that lost their air or whatever you use to pump it up
Thanks for great idea. Was always running out of WD-40 pressure so I tried your technique today. Had to cut about 1/4 of rubber off the base of valve stem so inside brass tube would press on on can stem. You have to use this valve stem to press open can white stem to get air pressure into the can. Air pressure along is not enough to overcome the can stem valve.. Your technique works, thanks a bunch.
I tried this with a random seal cut from a rubber hose and a standard upright bicykle pump. Pressing the pump against the rubber was enough. Lovely bubbling sound inside the can. Pressure wants to go from higher to lower. The stem is a valve. Pressing it gets messy.
Just refilled a carb cleaner can and a PB can I hung on to for who knows why! Thanks!
Fkn brilliant! As soon as I saw this, I went out to the garage and did it. Thanks for the amazing tip.
Alright, just had this problem a few days ago. I'll try this. Thank You
This video has just gotten you another sub👍 I've had to cut open cans before and pour the contents into jars because of them losing air pressure, game changer here for sure, much appreciated
Hey Thanks, I'm glad you liked it.
This just happened to me a couple of weeks ago. Gotta try it for sure.
Best video on youtube ever. ive finally learnt something.
Dude.....fkn genius!!!!! Just saved me frustration with some spray cans in my garage.
I bought a Sure shot sprayer a long time ago, saved me a lot of money over the years. They hold up too. I have one with wd-40 and one with acetone. Depending on what you put in a regular sprayer, the seals often fail.
Much easier and faster than how I have done it. Thanks for showing us
Love these videos with quick fix suggestions. I had no idea a valve stem could be used to pressurize these cans. I don't know how many times I've picked up a can of something from my shop that was still half full of whatever only to find that it wouldn't spray and have to throw it away. I'll be certain to try this one out. Thanks for the tip
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it.
So many smart RUclips folks whom the rest of us can rely on!
Great idea and video. I go to the Automotive Departments at Walmart and Sam's Club for value stems the few times I did need one and they we're always accommodating :-)
Very clever! I love your idea of using a tire valve.
Man, you are full of great tricks! This is the second video on this channel showing me something I didn't know and hadn't seen before. Great video! I definitely have use for this trick.
Awesome, thank you!
This is the greatest post I've seen in a long time thanks for the clip.
Hey Thanks.
All the cans I have thrown away due to the loss of propellent. Dam..good video
Bowman W Thanks Man.
I cut the cans off at the top and save the material inside. If paint can, I save the little round marbles too. Save the can, put thinner in for the little paint brushes (oil base) - too lazy to clean them.
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I was thinking the same thing... Just tossed a can of carb cleaner with lots left.
Im tired of that happening too
The number of cans I have thrown into landfill over the last 4 decades, what a genius solution to use up all that product! Nice specific instructions too, 90psi, without that, I would no way attempt, thank you.
Hey Thanks. I generally only run about 50psi.
Oh man, great idea. I never even thought of doing this.
Thats the second simple tip i've learnt in 2 days that I would never have thought of myself. Thank you for posting this.
(If anyone's interested the other one was sharpening multi-tool blades !)
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it.
I just watched a woman pull a stump out of the ground with a tire/rim and ratchetstrap hooked to the truck and never even had to rev it up. My second simple tip I've learned today, Thanks for sharing
I was making holes in the can to get the WD40 out before I saw this. Thanks
+Elber Galarga I'm glad you found the video.
I just did the same, to be honest I don't mind I prefer to apply it with a brush anyway
Way cheaper than standing inline twice to exchange faulty brand new items. Thanks. You are more valuable than Wal-Mart
I took a valve stem from a used bicycle inner tube and it sealed around the plastic stem from the can. Worked out very well.
Your idea is the Epitome of Cool!!😎😎 I just tried it with a Viair compact tire inflator and a valve core to add air to 4 cans of WD40!! Needless to say, SO AWESOME!! Thank you!! Take care and stay safe 🤙🤙
Thank you for this, and WD seems to be one of the ones that does this regularly. Great mech hack, thanks!
does the white nozzle on the WD40 need to be pushed down to insert the air or can it be filled without pressing it down?
tony emjay you remove the white button part of the nozzle leaving the small tube/steam of the nozzle. The tire valve goes over that small portion seating around the base of the top of the can. It works, and i am so happy, i have just resurrected like 4 old cans of WD40 that had the lubricant still in the cans but no pressure to access it. Before i had to cut the can open and save the fluid that way. This is so much easier..
That’s a pretty cool tip!! I used to poke a hole in the bottom and just drain the fluid out but this is a lot smarter.
I'd totally forgotten about this. Thank you... i like your format too
Thank You Good video this definitely is some information I can use in the future.
Great Job
I give it 2 thumbs up 🖒👍
Thanks for watching.
Dude! I’m always learning new stuff thanks to your channel.... wow... thank you so much you make me smarter.. have a wonderful day and stay healthy...
Best tip I've heard in ages. 1stclass. Cheers 👍
Brilliant, no more wasted product
Very nice idea!!! Simpel effective and very usefull. Thanks for sharing! Keep them coming.
Another thing you can do in a pinch, is put the can in a freezer for a while, then press down on the cap after it's had time to chill and it will pull in a bit of air. Not as good as using a compressor, but it will allow you get a little more out.
Good tip.
This sounds like a cool idea but it has a chilling effect on me.
This may be a good idea, but it leaves me COLD!
I guess ya can go the other way ,just hold a lighter to the can to gain pressure(note to the curious, ,don't try it was meant in the sake of humor)
Burrrrrrriliant! I've practiced this method so many times I got it down COLD!
Before becoming a full time mechanic, I worked in the tire industry for 10+ years, changed 50,000+ tires, probably half of which I installed new valve stems in the process, and I still never would have thought of this. Thank you for sharing, now what about cans that do not have an external stem on them? Do you have any tricks for safely re-pressurizing those cans?
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o my ur poor back, idk how u did it. i just started being a lube tech and every other day we do a car with tires and i hate every moment of it.
@@spencer6874 They get to a point where it becomes a effortless task, even the many 37" Mud Tires on 20" rims, when done correctly and I'm no big dude by any means (5'11 and about 150-155lbs). That being said, now that I own my own shop and have the choice I do not, nor do I plan to, offer tire services. I don't even offer oil chances, however, will occasionally perform them if vehicle is already here having other work done or if a repair requires it. I never minded being a lube tech while also I would never want to have to go back to doing it.
get an air gun with a rubber tip, push down on the nozzle of the can, put the rubber tip firmly against the opening in the nozzle then squeeze the trigger on the air gun to transfer air though the now open nozzle in the can. I do this all the time.
Theres been a many of times I needed to know this . I've never heard of it . Now I know . Thanks Man
Why didn't I think of that ? Great tip! That's the hack of the year .
Agreed, one of those Duh! moments when you can rebuild a motor but can't think to just refill an aerosol can.
Best hack I've seen in years!
Thanks, gonna try it!
Great idea, I've done it using a rubber tipped blow gun, on the spray head, just push it down and end then hit it with air, also subbed, I like people who solve problems that most people would just buy new, thanks brother 😎😎
I too have always used rubber tip blow gun
What a GREAT idea :-)
Thank you - I have 3 cans saved up with a fair amount leftover without pressure.
I was just about to cut them open to save the oil.
Re-pressuring is so much better !!
Thanks again - Ted
Thank you for sharing this my friend. Your idea here is priceless. I do something similar except I have a rubber tip on my blow gun that I push down over top of the spray can stem. I'll bet all the aerosol can manufacturers will have fits over this and now post a warning label about the dangers of recharging rattle cans. That warning would be right next to the ubiquitous Proposition 65 label.
You know it
Very interesting. I thought you'd have to modify the can.
Tried that. the doctor said reconstructive surgery might save my nose but my left eye is toast.:)
doesn't know what a valve stem is..lol
This has to be one of the best tip videos I’ve seen on RUclips. Thanks for sharing this tip 👍
Hey thanks
I have several cans like that including my bbq grill spray which will not spray will try this for sure! Thanks for the tutorial!
I've been refilling low pressure cans for years with the rubber tip on my Cornwell air nozzle...valve stem is a good idea Thanks 65ford.
+Joe Boyko (HELLBENT4) Thanks.
wheres your vid ?
Ive had cans which have been almost full but no air left, next time i will try this as i got a mate with a compressor 👍
This is a pure genius fix. And, to think I thought I was clever to do a 1 minute battery charger conversion from those $1 Dollar Tree solar yard lights. This can refill is the best cool fix ever!
Do u have a video about that charger conversion?
Great green tech to NOT waste anything on our planet, that has already been created. Some dummies will ask (does that also work for (fill in product name) as if the can colour or liquid inside makes a difference). But speaking of wasting, at 2:24., we GET it, no need to half empty your remaining fluid to hammer home that you pumped air into the can. PS, I used to service compressors, and today, still have units for sale- from 5 - 125 HP. We know air.
Thanks for a great savings idea! 👌
Literally I just done this and it does work lol cheers and thank you
I look forward to trying this with my dead shaving cream cans. I shake them and hear stuff still in it but it doesn’t come out.
So simple, its like you cant see the forest because of the trees. However it was now pointed out to me. Kudo's to you sir . You don't know how many cans I've have run out of propellant now I can make my problems go away. Thank You Ihor
Thanks for sending this video
I have a half full can that works now
Genius! Great trick!
Nice dude! I've tossed out half full WD40 cans in the past because the propellant was used up. NEVER AGAIN!
Thanks for sharing.
Cheers!
Burnscar81 Awesome. I'm glad you like the video.
It seems like WD40 deliberately uses failure-prone valves to promote more sales.
Nobody else earned a subscription so fast. No bullshit, no expensive tools required. Thank you!
Holy crap ! the amount of tin i've chucked out over the years ! Cheers bud
I'm going to try it soon.
Cool tip I'm going to try that thanks
Neat trick as long as the can can hold the pressure. I could easily see buying the gallon can and refilling these too.
Why is it that Americans need a gigantic amount of words and time to explain something that is obvious to any simple mind. To put a bit of air into a bottle is not exactly rocket science but the way it is presented seems to lift it to the level of a discovery worthy of a Nobel prize.
AWESOME THIS WAS TO FIND! THX
Finally I find way fix my damn spray paint.
I cannot wait to show my dad this trick! He will be thriled.
Something that is useful. Great channel!! Wish I would've found 7-8 years ago.
Hey thanks
Fantastic!
I wish I would have known about this years ago lol
Thank you
Outstanding tip, Thank you!
Now I’ve got to check and see if I still have that WD-40 can that I picked up and need to use that it has a lot of liquid in, but won’t spray.
Thanks for sharing. Much more useful than antigravity video:)
You just gave me back sooo much paint, you just earned a subscriber
Awesome. It's great to meet you.
You horner our fallen heros that gave their lives for humanity.
Just make sure that air supply is dry.
I bought an aluminum spray bottle at the dollar store and opened the WD-40 can and poured the contents into the spray bottle and am still using it. I like it better than the original spray can.
Neat idea
So make a video showing us how to do it.
@@chemo38 Eh? You need a video of somehow opening up a can of WD-40 & pouring it into a spray bottle?
Here's another video you might find just as useful!
ruclips.net/video/VA4AACzlhe8/видео.html
I have a half can of WD40 in my garage right now that I was smh about with no air. Wow, videos like this, is why i love RUclips. Thanks bro!
Hey Thanks.
Dude! We owe you a beer! Thanks for the video!
Who’s we? 😁
A good stomp usually gets the last bit out.
Show us your trick
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Amazing, I would never have thought of this.
Thanks for that tip, I have several cans right now that I am going to try it on .
Great video i have thrown away so many cans of spray paint an lubricant this video will help so many thanks so much...