If you're looking to refinish a piece of furniture or complete an art project with some truly unique results, consider this easy spray paint nozzle switch hack.

The telltale signs of a bad spray-paint job are easy to spot. Stripes of uneven coverage, paint buildup in the corners, a stray hair in the finish—the list goes on. Worst of all is the dreaded run, an ...

Dear Heloise: I save unclogged spray nozzles to replace the ones that are clogged. Not all spray cans use the same nozzle, so you have to be careful to match them. Be very careful that the nozzle ...

DEAR HELOISE: I read your hint about how to unclog spray paint nozzles in the Plain Dealer. Years ago, I found an easy solution to prevent clogging. When you have ...

A few simple tips are all you need to get professional results with nothing more than a can of spray paint. By Roy Berendsohn and Joseph Truini Updated: Apr 26, 2020 10:00 AM EDT.

He repurposed the spray nozzle from a commercial spray paint can. By first releasing all of the pressure from the empty paint he could then use a hack saw to remove the top disk.

Two webcams track the spray can's position, while algorithms signal a motor on the nozzle to dispense paint. (Image credit: Romain Prévost, Alec Jacobson, Wojciech Jarosz, Olga Sorkine-Hornung) ...