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Model Engineering Clearing House :: General :: General Chat :: Exhausted Spray Paint Propellant Problem « Page 2 of 2 Jump to page   Go     Author Topic: Exhausted Spray Paint Propellant Problem (Read 849 times) SteveW Statesman member is offline Joined: Jul 2004 Gender: Male Posts: 809 Re: Exhausted Spray Paint Propellant Problem « Reply #20 on Mar 17, 2012, 10:22pm » Mar 16, 2012, 8:59pm, Phil Sutton wrote: A little dodge I have used quite successfully is to lob the offending can into a bucket of boiling water and leave it to soak up some heat.This expands what gas is left,gives it a bit of pressure and away you go.Only useful for a one off shot,but may be enough to get you out of trouble. Phil Yep, use this one to get one more chins worth of shaving foam. Some times it works other times it don't but I only use whatever is in the hot tap. Link to Post - Back to Top   Logged SteveW (Locomotion@...) « Page 2 of 2 Jump to page   Go     Forum Jump--------------------» Home--------------------» General--------------------- Board Admin- General Chat- ME Club Information- Tools and Tooling- Images- Model Engineer- Boiler Design, Construction & Testing--------------------» Buy, Sell, Exchange--------------------- Personal- Trade--------------------» Modelworks--------------------- General Chat- Britannia- 14XX- Bagnall- Black 5- Duchess--------------------» Prairie--------------------- General Chat--------------------» Simplex--------------------- General Chat--------------------» Stationary Engines--------------------- General Chat--------------------» Gauge 1--------------------- General Chat--------------------» Road Steam--------------------- General Chat

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