So Im guessing that its time to start using the Cap Adaptors.....To bad they dont sell them in store. Oh do they still come with stock caps....I haven't brought Rust...in like for ever.Originally Posted by ShIfTeD
well since the mods didnt aprove my thread for some reason...
rusto's changing all their stops rust to male valves
ill just leave this here
all the cans by me are like this now
^ I'm sure they come with stock caps, but probably just the ones that spray thinner and also not as sharp.
lady stocks actually aren't all that bad, you can definitely get by with them.
Hell man i never saw a normal can of Rusto be female valve. w.e. what my friend and i tried once was we took a cap from a can of hairspray and we put tht shit on our female valve can and it was pretty fat. the can leaked a bit put it wasnt to bad. u should try dis shit man
I've tried it from different cans with female valves, and they all leak too much. May as well just stick with a stock or SEKT.
I beg to differ........
As you can see, it doesn't flood whatsoever...and I tried to do 4 dots, first one being close up, rest i pull further and further away
Never seen that furniture polish can around., where'd you find it at?
In a cleaning closet in my house. haha. im sure you can find it at walmart or wherever
What's the cleanest skinny cap you guys have used?
ny thin
I really like gray dots, but they clog mad fast.
I like the caps that come with MTN Hardcore right now
wrap elecrical tape around the male end and it wont leakHell man i never saw a normal can of Rusto be female valve. w.e. what my friend and i tried once was we took a cap from a can of hairspray and we put tht shit on our female valve can and it was pretty fat. the can leaked a bit put it wasnt to bad. u should try dis shit man
well that was just unpleasant to watch.
ghost busters!
what can has them blaster/basketball tips?
Them cans that spray them basketballs.
I was using a Ironlak reload can with a Cyclone Cap which it comes with but I tried switching it to a cap for get a thinner finish but nothing seemed to fit except Montana Level 3 Cap but that was to thick for what I was after. Anything else work with em or can't they use anything else?
it also helps to bleed the can to avoid leakage. Leaking often happens w/ caps made for lighter cover or skinny lines, for obvious reasons. To bleed, turn the can upside-down and spray to release some of the pressure. You'll only loose a tiny bit of paint when you start. Be careful not to do it for too long, like 5 seconds at a time.
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