Are Trigger Attachments for Spray Cans Worthwhile?

In this video we are taking a look at trigger attachments for spray cans. How they work, what they're good for, and whether they're worth getting.

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[GuitarOverdrive]

Here is what I love about your videos - no teasing, no long filler talks, no BS. We get to the point, see the thing, hear the opinion. Done. Perfect.

[landofahhs_]

Very worthwhile advice, especially for those of us over 65 who thought a colorful trigger finger was a sign of accomplishment and the cramp a sign of age.

[nospeed_sx]

my right hand tip of my index finger used to hurt so so bad after spraying down, primer and paint from a can. and it hurt during the day a lot because it went numb. BEST PURCHASE EVER!!!! so much more control and even coverage. i’m glad you finally made a video on this!! i use acetone or lacquer thinner and a Q-tip to clean it up every so often

[jackjax]

It's nice little tool and it prevents trigger-finger.

[surge]

One bit of advice when using these: over time, the plastic can weaken. Check to make sure you have a solid connection with your can. After using the same attachment for years, I had a can fall out and land on the item I was spraying. These are very inexpensive, so it's not a bad idea to replace them once in a while if you're frequently putting them on and taking them off.

[jthonn]

Going to get one, arthritis in fingers. Thanks for the info.

[nevermore]

I was just about to buy one of these spray guns, as i want to paint my bike, but wanted to watch a video first to see if they worked so that i didn't waste my money. They obviously do work, so thanks for the video.

[williamokrasinski]

Thanks for taking the time to highlight this trigger. I should have bought one a long time ago. Going to the store shortly. Well done video. Five of 5 star⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ rating.

[TheLightyears]

Thanks …I’ve just brought one of these aerosol gun and wasn’t sure it fitted. So before I threw it away I looked it up on here. And came across your video. Thank you for showing us how to fitted and use it. 👍🏽

[meeschers]

Not Canadian but I am a curler. When we shut down the ice shed for the season, we take out the cookie sheets and slide down the ice and I agree, they've got some speed to them.

[DeeTee]

Love it, I thought of Chevy before you even said Christmas Vacation. Great movie. Love our Canadian winters. Except when the city gets shut down.

[barunsinhabts]

You are our hero bro ❤️ keep growing 👍

[homegrownson]

Your Best advice they wont follow is to Keep Can Well Saken for best Results, Excellent Video

[toddmerry]

I always seem to catch your videos right when I need them
Thanks again, Brad. Gonna pick me up one of those shirts!

[OgamiItto]

Thanks. I was wondering about those things.

[georgemcmillan]

Brad, don't be ashamed about the baking pan. When I was a kid, I had an aluminum saucer sled that my dad mirror polished, and coated it with silicone spray. That thing was so fast, it was almost scary! But at 10 years old, it was AWESOME!!!

[wallacesheckells]

They work great! The only draw back is if you use them for spraying a really large project, your fingers cramp horribly. I had to switch my two fingers to keep spraying. I was spraying a 150 foot roll of protective material for construction sites. The company logo was 3 ft high by 8 ft long. And the logo was was repeated every 10 feet.

[ctrent]

It's a good idea to check the direction of the nozzle, whether you're using one of those attachments, or not. I'm embarrassed to say that I failed to do so, once.

[stringspicksandfiddlestick]

I had Carpal Tunnel surgery on my right hand. These are a must.

[waltham]

Love your videos brother professional, informative and to the point. Big fan!