Jacquard YouCAN Refillable Air Powered Spray Can

Worked perfectly for very thin oil. But I mistakenly put 150psi; and after a couple minutes on the shelf; the top blew off like a rocket. Could have lost an eye easily; be careful not to put your head directly over it when your airing it up.

Instructions are not very helpful. Cleaning Instructions are not given. Just have to figure out the best way on your own. And yes I should have known but I wasn't thinking about how much pressure was left inside the can after I had already used all the paint I put in it. It didn't seem to have anything left, paint or air. I was terribly wrong!!!! Has I was opening it to refill there was a violent release of compressed air which was very lound and very messy! The can flew over 20 feet one direction and the nozzle and screw cap over 20 feet in the other with paint splatter filling the middle. That was completely my fault for thinking it was ready to opened but neither was I told it was a possibility in the instructions. It did not come with extra nozzles so good luck finding extras that fit.

Purchased two, They work as advertised. Pressurized both to 100 PSI and they both sprayed as well if not better than expected. Purchased two more for the future.It would be helpful if they put a fill mark 1/3rd the way up the container to make it easier to gauge if the right amount of liquid had been added.I almost never post product reviews. This particular product appears to be relatively new with not many reviews to base an opinion. My experience with the product so far aligns more with the 5 star reviews posted than the one star reviews.

Not sure why it took me so long to find this product, I knew what I was looking for, but in my searches it kept coming up with refillable spray bottles that indicated (Not for use with paint). Even though I distinctly added (paint) in my search. Okay, this is a cool albeit simple design, however it is very important that you be as accurate as possible on filling to 1/3 with product! You would think that the manufacture would provide you with some assistance or a mark on the inside of the container, Nope! So the bottle is 16oz, that's if you fill it to the top of the neck, which you would never do. Fill the bottle with 5oz (approximately 1/3) of fluid, using the dull side of a knife look into the bottle and mark by pressing and rolling the dull side of the knife against the aluminum bottle at the line that the 5oz of water is on. Viola, you now have a permanent mark that you can see and fill to...

I was expecting a fine mist spray but it ended up sputtering, which makes applying a light smooth coat impossible. Everything else about the product is great, although I think it is way overpriced.

this is a very useful and handy tool it is easy to use and customer service was fantastic I ripped one of the seals one of my employees opened under pressure I would not recommend that I contacted the manufacture to see about buying a new seal they told me at this time they don't sell pieces but asked for my address and sent me a dozen and shipped them for free I currently run 4 of these cans you need to get one.

I've been using this YouCAN to add to the camo on my RV using the thinned PlastiDip that I bought from dipyourcar.com. It works fine, it just has to be aired-up much more frequently than an aerosol can containing propellant. I air the YouCAN up to 100 psi and can get about 15 to 20 seconds of spray before the pressure fades. Additional caps with different spray patterns and volumes are available in bulk from eBay sellers, the YouCAN uses standard male spray caps. Very happy with my purchase!

I was excited to try this product... but what a disappointment.I really wanted it to work, so I went about it all scientific like... using good ol water, 1/4 full with 40psi, 60psi 80psi and finally 100psi.. then 1/3 full with the same sir pressure ranges..With water, 1/3 full and 80 psi was great.On to the paint..!What a disaster. First disappointment was the BRIEF duration. Less that 6sq ft. It doesn't get better... 2hrs of disappointing attempts.. then, I tried something stupid. I put air in it without it being empty... yep, sprayback went EVERYWHERE. And the nozzle completely failed after that.I ended up painting less than 2 regular paint cans would have.. spent 2 hours doing it.. and threw it and my paint in the trash.. :(Just buy the spray paint and avoid this fiasco all together