Slow delivery rattlecans

[Bobby Conkers]

Good morning all.

Without going into my reasons for not airbrushing again, does an option exist for aerosol cans which deliver at a similar rate as an airbrush?

All I have used, varnish and primer, would really be for large areas; they're rather unsubtle, not to mention the fact they're spraying fresh air and dissipating into the atmosphere as much as landing on the target.

Is there such a thing as a rattlecan which can be used from <10cm and covers slowly and accurately?

 

[Mark1]

Not sure about that but I have seen a trigger attachment somewhere which may give a lot more control.

 

[Ian M]

Not sure about that but I have seen a trigger attachment somewhere which may give a lot more control.

Not much, mostly just keeps the paint off your fingers!

 

[Neil Merryweather]

The Montana range has a variety of nozzle options which might help, from wide angle to soft, sorry no time to do a link

 

[Neil Merryweather]

Montana nozzles

 

[adt70hk]

Interesting...

 

[stillp]

Seems to be aimed at graffiti 'artists' so their idea of a fine line might not be the same as a modeller's, but cheap enough to try.
Pete

 

[Neil Merryweather]

we use this one a lot at work(making architectural models, for the newbies here)
https://www.fatbuddhastore.com/montana-gold-spray-paint-cap-level-2-p4210

 

[Bobby Conkers]

Thank you - that looks like a possible solution. I shall TOFTT and review!