I, too, have used the bottle with the screw-on propellant canister lid and I'd
have to say that it's a nifty little device. Actually bought mine at a local
auto body supply store. Used it to paint a new exhaust system with POR-15 (the
high temp version) and it worked great. Sprays at about the same rate as a
normal aerosol can of spray paint. As a reference, I found that one can of
propellant was enough to do one side of the dual exhaust for my TR6 (from the
header exit on back).
David Cole wrote:
> Try this, I have done it with paint. I don't see why it wouldn't work with
> primer.
>
> Go to a hobby shop or Wal-Mart. They have a refillable paint spray setup.
> It's meant for model cars, but will work equally well on small parts. It's
> a small bottle with a screw-on lid. A disposable propellant can attaches
> to it. It then works just like a spray can, but only with the paint of
> your choice. About $10 for the whole setup. The disposable propelant
> costs about $3 per.
>
> Works like a charm.
>
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