Are all aerosol can tips created equal? Nope, and you’ll see why as George Vondriska demonstrates the results from each type. A WoodWorkers Guild of America (WWGOA) original video.
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I know this may seem silly, but is there a particular giveaway when looking at the individual nozzles, do they all look like the one you demonstrated or are there different ones just as good? Are there particular brands that use better nozzles than others, if you can divulge this info without getting into ” trouble”.
Hello Darin,
Look closely at the tip to see if it can be rotated; that is a good indicator. It also might indicate on the can that the tip is adjustable. It is clearly marked as such on the Minwax product that is shown in this video.
Thanks,
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