Posted by Jiles on March 29, 2015 at 15:10:13 from (68.62.222.231):
I had a friend give me about thirty cans of spray paint. Most of them are the premium quality. About twelve or fifteen are new but all are several years old.
I have not needed one until yesterday, but I checked several of the used and new cans and they will not spray.
They have propellant because I can drive a finishing nail into a piece of wood and use that as a valve depressor and they all spray strong.
This is after I have shook them vigorously and warmed them.
Problem is, they will spray for a second and clog with a know good nozzle. --every one.
It seems like the paint has gotten too thick or there is something wrong with the can nozzle
Should I just dispose of them or is there something I can do?
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