Once you start using the can - do you have to use the entire thing/? does it gum up the nozzle? Or can you save the rest?
1945188
Yes once it's open its important to make sure you clean the nozzle first before your store it. So far I have used it 4 to 5 times retouching and have no problem reusing it as long as you make sure it's clean after every use.
1945189
If you finish using it before the can is empty, turn it upside down and spray until it clears the nozzle and only propellant comes out. It should then work fine next time you use it.
1945190
You can save the rest. I came back to mine recently after the summer and it still works fine for me.
1216182
Yes. That is how I use it. Do not dilute the fluid - just pour it into the refill spray bottle.
2002292
I have not had to or tried to refuel my car(s), I would think it is not necessary and may not work because of the diameter of the end of the extension. I know some cars have a spring loaded cover on the fill pipe (it closes when you remove the nozzel at the gas station. I would recommend one of those wide mouth, skinny end funnels that you can put in the car fill pipe(this would also hold this flapper open and then dispense the fuel from the no-spill can into the funnel.
653462
No, I use gas cans to fill. I just put the nozzle into the gas can and back pump the fuel out of the can.
296148
I found it usable 6 months later. I wish I could tell you how I resealed it, but it is at my workplace in another state, and it will be another six months before I return. As I recall, I used the caps included with it, and just made sure that the nozzles were clean and the caps firmly seated.
1509320
It worked well with homemade fertilizer, which I assume is much thicker than liquid cleaner. I put a PVC pipe in the bucket I was siphoning from so I could make sure the liquid was siphoned off. When I noticed the level was not dropping, I increased the flow of the nozzle.
1772006
It thickens up every time you open the can. I add water to thin it out. A tight sealed can will help. I make small batches, a quart at a time so I have not experienced it drying up since I use it up before it does.
1862679
First of all, don't leave the nozzle attached to the tube after using. Remove the nozzle and replace the cap. Leaving on the nozzle will cause the whole tube to dry out.I find that the best thing for keeping Goop is to put Vaseline on the threads of the tube. That both makes a better seal with the cap, to keep it from drying out, as well as making it much easier to get the cap back off when you want to use it again.As for the nozzle, it's often a one-use piece. But you can get multiple uses if you place a large screw into the still wet Goop in the nozzle. Put the screw in from the large end, not the pointy end. Then you can "usually" pull out the plug of dried goop from the nozzle using pliers on the screw. First of all, don't leave the nozzle attached to the tube after using. Remove the nozzle and replace the cap. Leaving on the nozzle will cause the whole tube to dry out.I find that the best thing for keeping Goop is to put Vaseline on the threads of the tube. That both makes a better seal with the cap, to keep it from drying out, as well as making it much easier to get the cap back off when you want to use it again.As for the nozzle, it's often a one-use piece. But you can get multiple uses if you place a large screw into the still wet Goop in the nozzle. Put the screw in from... » Read More First of all, don't leave the nozzle attached to the tube after using. Remove the nozzle and replace the cap. Leaving on the nozzle will cause the whole tube to dry out.I find that the best thing for keeping Goop is to put Vaseline on the threads of the tube. That both makes a better seal with the cap, to keep it from drying out, as well as making it much easier to get the cap back off when you want to use it again.As for the nozzle, it's often a one-use piece. But you can get multiple uses if you place a large screw into the still wet Goop in the nozzle. Put the screw in from the large end, not the pointy end. Then you can "usually" pull out the plug of dried goop from the nozzle using pliers on the screw. « Show Less
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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
386780
You definitely have to pump quite a bit. Also, don't fill too full - you need space for the air to compress. And be sure to release the pressure after each use, and clean often so the nozzle doesn't get clogged. A little maintenance is worth never having to buy another can of Pam!
237127
No you don't have to use all the canister at once. I had a partial canister left last year when the warm weather was over, and I brought the mister inside for the winter, then used the rest of the canister this spring.
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The contents of the tube should squeezed out easily to be mixed with the contents of the can. I had no issues with my tube. Make sure you squeeze the tube starting from the bottom end then working your fingers towards the top. The contents from the tube should flow like toothpaste.
458575
You kind of have to twist it then pull it off. Also if you use the concentrated nozzle try not to take it off and on too much. Eventually mine wouldn't even stay on. Hope this help!
755226
Definitely. You use a self-sealing dispenser "pro" gun that gives MUCH more control of the application and shut-off process. It eliminates almost all waste and mess. I will never use a straw-type again unless there's no other option or I know I'm going to use up a whole can in one spot.
1533797
You uncap the plastic nozzle and blow a few puffs of air into it. Doesn't take much. In fact the one in the photo would probably be overinflated for me.
369273
as far as I know if it over 5 gallons you use all of it and you will have to take the tank off in order to do it properly because you have to rotate the tank to get the sealer everywhere, if you are unsure of the mixture contact the company there should be contact info on the side of the can.also if you have never done it before check youtube for videos on how to properly apply the sealer .
1963093
Well it should stay on, but if its making a mess point the nozzle up iand pull the plunger slightly. They cram the cap back on. It wont dry out.