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TagMan · 09-13-2020, 09:05 PM

I always fill a small pan halfway up with hot, tap water and set the can in it for 15-minutes prior to use. After the 25-minutes is up, I shake the can vigorously for one full minute, then spray. After use, I remove the nozzle, soak it for a few minutes in thinner, then blow it out and re-install it.

I used to have problems with Rustoleum, but none since I used this procedure.

Just my 2 cents.

09-13-2020, 09:05 PM	#42
TagMan Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Alvaton, Kentucky, USA Posts: 955	Re: Rust Oleum spray cans I always fill a small pan halfway up with hot, tap water and set the can in it for 15-minutes prior to use. After the 25-minutes is up, I shake the can vigorously for one full minute, then spray. After use, I remove the nozzle, soak it for a few minutes in thinner, then blow it out and re-install it. I used to have problems with Rustoleum, but none since I used this procedure. Just my 2 cents.