I did not get the tube for the nozzle with this lubricant... Why not?Can I use any "tube" for an aerosol can?
199511
Well not any aerosol can as they do have different sized ones out there but the most common that I have seen on the most cans will work with this
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I personally would not use it for a lubricant, i use distilled water in a spray bottle. but like peanut says "sure can" then go for it...
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The only lubrication I use on all my air tools is a few drops of air tool oil into the air inlet before use each day. The alternative is to use an automatic oiler on the supply air line.. The automatic oiler is only used on air lines that are used for air tools only as the oil will contaminate the hoses if they are also used for spray painting etc....I hope this is of help for you.... ROY
1945315
Terry - I would recommend a spray adhesive such as Super 77 from 3M: http://www.amazon.com/3M-Super-Multipurpose-Adhesive-Aerosol/dp/B0000AZ735/ Thanks!
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Good question, ask Beckett. The sad reality is that most nozzle attachments only fit one pump, even when they come from the same manufacturer. My advice is do not buy a pump unless it comes with its own nozzle attachments. It has been a frustration for me for years.
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Very dicey. A quick trip to Harbor Freight will get you a heavier compressor for not a lot of money. (I have the http://www.harborfreight.com/10-gal-25-hp-125-psi-oil-lube-air-compressor-61490.html )
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If I remember correctly, a spray tube should be included. But if you have an old can of WD-40, or some other spray (something), then you can probably use the spray tube from that. If you don't have one of those, maybe you could borrow from a friend who does have WD-40 (I think MANY people have that).
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I'm not an expert. I used the degree of my pain and the strength of the aroma, compaired to a commercial tube I had purchased. If it didn't smell as strong as the commercial product, I added a few more drops.
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First check to make sure the piece of plastic that keeps it from spraying during shipping is removed. If it is and you still cannot spray then you may have a defective nozzle and would need to contact ChemDry for a replacement can.
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I am not a professional but that is a question you have to ask the 3M people. I usually shake up the can each time before use so that the product will be mixed up and spray out. In my case by doing that, the product will be finished before the propellant is finished. I would contact the customer service people of 3M there should be some sort of phone number on the can or in the website. Good Luck, Penelope Blechstein
2009147
The item comes with lubricant already applied. You should not need to apply any additional lubricant.
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Hi, Anna, We are manufacturer of this item. Based on our experience, it's possible that you bought a wrong product. You need the pump kit that has different type of tubing. Please see the 4th and 5th photo illustrations in the product page. Please contact us (you will find our email address on product packaging), and we will send you correct tubing free of charge. Nenesupply
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I'm confident one could put a flexible hose on the nozzle, but I think you will find these foam guns work quite well in a wide range of orientations. Just SURE to take the hose off immediately after use. You dont want that setting up and be in the same predicament as the disposable cans. The 'pro-guns' are becoming widely available, I just saw a fairly nice one at Home Depot...but this one is fine too. I've had is for 6 months and ran about 4 cans of foam through it...everything from rodent sealing to fire safing.
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I have not used mine yet, but I use all type canisters with my jet oil, as all have the same connection.
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I don't use the nozzle... I just put it where I need it straight from the tube and then put the cap back on... Just looking at the nozzle, I thought that might be a problem...
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I cant quite remember. I finished using that tube a while ago. lol sorry I wish I could remember to help :-/
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Several comments on the Great Stuff BIG GAP Filler (similar product, but expands to greater than 1") list ways of cleaning the tube and nozzle with acetone for repeat uses. The key seems to be: clean while the product is still wet; if you wait until foam remnants have hardened, you're out of luck. /haven't used product myself yet; merely sharing info found on another Amazon page