Joined
·
2,114 Posts
imported post
Just a quick Tip and a Question.
I needed some WD40 the other day and found the 2 cans on the shelf were flat, (No Pressure ) Must be from the below freezing temps over the winter.
So I squeezed the can and got some pressure from the dented can. But I needed more.
SO I pulled the nozzle and used my Non OSHA Approved air nozzle and gave the can a shot of 100Lbs. The dent popped out and I was able to use the can as normal.
Question is. How much pressure do you think it in the can when new?
When I repressurized the can I put it in a bucket and wore my heavy welding gloves, so I was a little safer anyway.
I have already Blown up one garage and destroyed the 8 inch concrete slab when I built a 200 PSI air compressor. But that's a whole nother story.
Just curious, Enquiring Minds need to know.
Mohawk
Just a quick Tip and a Question.
I needed some WD40 the other day and found the 2 cans on the shelf were flat, (No Pressure ) Must be from the below freezing temps over the winter.
So I squeezed the can and got some pressure from the dented can. But I needed more.
SO I pulled the nozzle and used my Non OSHA Approved air nozzle and gave the can a shot of 100Lbs. The dent popped out and I was able to use the can as normal.
Question is. How much pressure do you think it in the can when new?
When I repressurized the can I put it in a bucket and wore my heavy welding gloves, so I was a little safer anyway.
I have already Blown up one garage and destroyed the 8 inch concrete slab when I built a 200 PSI air compressor. But that's a whole nother story.
Just curious, Enquiring Minds need to know.
Mohawk