To: arosol can users, Have any of you tried putting a piece of masking tape over the nozzle spray hole, and partly around the sides of the nozzle (for better holding) right after spraying, and that without turning the can upside down to first empty liquid from the nozzle? I've used the masking tape seal method for many years. It works great. Treated that way, I have used spray cans as much as a year later, and the nozzles did not fail to perform well. Be sure to press the tape well to the front part of the nozzle. I do, however save nozzles also, just in case. Al Jeschke RPT Calgary, Alberta >Ted > >One other thing. The spray heads on aerosol cans tend to clog quite >rapidly. Every time I throw away a spray can, I remove the head, soak it >in lacquer thinner, and save it. > >Charles Faulk RPT >Manhattan, KS > >
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