Spray Paint Cap Spacer
Description
But I'm always loosing these things and stores usually don't have spares, so here's one you can just make copies of.
Instructions
2. Install under cap.
3. Replace cap and press down to re-install cap.
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I guess I haven't used spraypaint often enough to understand, I never knew there was a risk of that happening.. Even then, how does the spacer prevent it?
Can you not spray while it's in place? So it's effectively a sort of safety switch?
Yeah, its like a safety. Its mostly for when you need to keep the caps and cans together for some reason. Because if you just toss them in a box or a bag you're liable to accidentally spray yourself. The Montana Gold Brand comes with these as a part of the packaging. I find them useful for when I want cans and caps staged for a piece, without having to hunt down caps in low light conditions. It's also useful if your going to be packing your cans in a big box for a move or some such, and want the caps to stay with the can for some reason. They are arguably useful little gadgets but they have they're moments.
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I think the caps that come with the cans are easier to remove compared to the spray tips. Still useful if the cap is lost but not for me.
Yeah its easy enough to just remove the caps, but its nice if you want to stage a particular cap with a particular can for a piece.