can you lay under a car with the can horizontal and spray it UP or do you have to keep the can upright to keep it spraying properly?
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you can lay under a car with the can horizontal and spray it UP, it works just fine, just remember to get at least 3 cans that is the amount i use for the back wheel wells of my truck
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as long as you shake it well before you spray, as it tends to settle out to the bottom if you just let it sit for a long time. i have done this for years and it always works well.
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When spraying over head twist the pick-up tube in the container so it is angled rearward. You can almost empty the container this way. Be sure the tube is inserted snugly so it will not fall out.
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I apologize for this late reply. I spay the area that I can reach ( my car, it is everywhere but bottom) - it seems to be good enough, to still work well. I have sprayed it on a car where it was hard to reach the top/bottom - but if you have the time you could spray, then move your car forward a couple of times.? Hope this is useful. I live in Minnesota and think it is a great product! :)
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Buy Berryman's B-12 at the auto supply store. Get the liquid, not the aerosol. Use it to thin the material in the can. It can be repeated as often as necessary. Don't add too much thinner and get the coating thinner than originally.
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I have used it but not in close proximity to items above. I usually spray the floor.
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Hi Dave, yes the nozzle must be intact on can. The spray gun pushes down on actual the nozzle of the spray can. Hope this helps!
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It says you have to lay the thing you're spraying flat if I remember rightly. It goes on like water, so it might work. Sorry couldn't be more helpful
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I don't see why not.... You can always put jack stands under once you've got the car up. However, make sure you taken them down before driving off!
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Not very well .. it is like a hairspray bottle .. so it is difficult to spray sideways or upside down .. I do use it sideways though
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Standard 12oz can laying on its side. You can stack nine (9) cans this way. Works great in an RV where you have 12 volt lighter plugs but it pulls quite a bit of power (would not recommend for a parked vehicle unless you have a backup battery) - hope this helps
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The nozzle / hose comes off and the top is tightened down with a rubber seal. If the seal is good and tight it won't leak upside down. I store mine on its side in the back of my truck.
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It can lay on it side be upright it does not matter it work very well, but on the downside it does not have a auto off, you have to unplug it when it done
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Our garage floor is pretty much leveled so the water stays in the mat. We just have to sweep it out of the garage. If your tires are hot and the mat is wet, avoid spinning your tires because it will scorch the mat. Also, if you turn your tires when driving on the mat it will curl up.
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I sprayed from the provided metal container. I had issues with it the whole time though. If i wasn't angling the sprayer up then it would just blow air. That makes it impossible to spray anything less than a foot and half or so off the ground. I wouldn't bother buying this sprayer. Spend the extra money and get something of real quality with plenty of positive reviews. If you're cool with throwing away $60 just send it to me and I'll find something to waste it on.
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John,It will stay upright. You can not push it all the way down so it lies flat. Hope this helps.
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I'm not an expert in painting with this, but from the contents provided, I do not see how ceilings can be painted. The pick up is on the bottom and the nozzle is on the side, much like a spray bottle. If you were to hold it up side down to paint the ceiling, you would not be able to spray.