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I've had this baggie of spray caps laying around for some time so I completely forgot where I got them from. I'm having some trouble pairing them with the cans I've got (Montana Gold) because some of them seem to work and some of them don't, even though I'm pretty sure they're supposed to be a set. Anyone have any ideas as to the brand? Also what's the circled thing for? Thanks a ton.
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Okay, I'll ask the obvious question:
Why the fucking fuck are you keeping them in the first place?
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>>1097346
Hoodlums like Op prefer high end spray paint and nice nozzles for their grafitti work
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>>1097346
I have amassed tons of spray cans for projects I've done in the past but I've got them all mixed up now and why toss them if I can still use them?
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>>1097314
Those aerosol buttons come from Lindal Group. you can sort through their product page if you want the exact model of them
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>>1097434
>why toss them if I can still use them?
you know usually spray paint cans come with the nozzle.
can you buy spray paint without nozzle for like $0.001 less or something?
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>>1097314
Had this sitting within reach. Hope it helps.
I think the circled thing is a protection cap. I'd imagine it would go over the spray cap so it couldn't be depressed. They probably used that before their under-the-cap ring.
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You can check on bombingscience.com I know the golds are the stock caps that come with gold, orange dots are fat caps and and I have no idea what the purple one is, they also might not be working if your paint is old
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