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peteriegelRCMBB Founder

I've been buying spray paint from Fox Valley Systems for years. The main reason I went to them was that the spray cans are designed to be used upside-down, which puts the nozzle close to the pavement. This is tough to do with normal spray cans. I've stuck with Fox Valley out of habit, since their paint is OK.

I carry a paper clip with me for clearing stoppages in the nozzles, which happens sometimes. I'm religious about clearing the nozzle by holding it upright and spraying until the paint quits, but sometimes I still get a jam. It also helps to carry a couple of spare nozzles salvaged from used-up spray cans. It's easy to pull off a plugged nozzle and pop on a replacement

5/25/055:50 AM

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