Safeworld Instant Aerosol Trigger Handle Can-Gun, Converts Spray Cans to Spray Guns, Full Hand Grip, Reusable, Easy Clip-On/Off, and Universal Fit for Paint, Adhesives, and Lubricants (2- Pack)

Great Product. Wish I had them YEARS AGO. SOOO easy to use. A little hard to get onto can BUT after it was on, WOW.

I got these for a completely unconventional use. I am a 75 year old grandma who loves to cook but I have arthritis and weak hands. I got these to put on my spray Pam can in the kitchen. It works like a charm! No more trying and failing to press that little button to spray my cake pans. My son in law had a good laugh when he saw it in the kitchen cabinet, but it is a game changer for me. If you are like me and don't have enough strength to push the buttons on spray cans, you have to try this.

Love these. Bought them to use with Scotchguard, also use them for spray paint. They have fit every can I've tried them with (probably 4 or 5 different brands). They're a little difficult to put on; I put the can face down on a hard surface and, using steady pressure, snap the grip onto place. (I do this on a surface that I won't mind if it gets sprayed, JIC). On the upside, it's a snug fit, so the can doesn't move easily and cause the nozzle to misalign or spray the inside of the handle; but it's loose enough to easily turn the can if I want to. It's easy to take off, but doesn't fall off. The trigger doesn't require a lot of pressure, but it also isn't prone to accidental spraying. The trigger is big enough to use three or four fingers, which helps with fatigue; especially for my wife's small hands. And the spray pattern has a natural feel, much more so than just using the spray nozzle on the can itself. I wish I'd had these from the very first time I used a spray can. When I paused a project, I could just turn the handle to block the nozzle and prevent accidental spraying. Added bonus, my index finger didn't get paint all over it, like has happened to me several times before. (Don't know if that's relevant, I might just suck at using spray paint.)

sure does save the finger and is easy to use, that is the upside, the downside is it keeps slipping beside the sprayer and the can twist around . not so nice but I say it is an even trade off. I gave 4 star because of the downside.

These are amazing. I recently used one on my can of paint and it was so easy I had my bench painted in record time. I have arthritis in my wrist and using this was painless. It fit the can perfect and easily slides on and off. The price was reasonable, and I am happy I purchased the 2-pack so I will have a spare handy.

Browsing through Amazon, I found these can spray paint sprayers. I didn’t even know they made such a thing. I use spray paint often, especially in the summer and I can go outside and spray. I always have problems with my hands. These will make the job so much easier. Thank you, thank you thank you

I bought a couple of these for our technicians because the Rust-oleum handle would fall off of the can and the small trigger is not good for big hands. The Cangun 1 solves the issues perfectly, is made in the USA, at a good price point, and has similar plastic materials size and strength that it is made from. It snaps on so with the snap you know its secure (nothing worse than a can falling off while painting). We are buying many more for our Shop Techs.

These are very comfortable to use and very effective at spraying different brands of spray cans. They make spray painting so much easier and cleaner, since you won't be getting the paint all over your fingers. You're able to control the spray much better too compared to using your finger. I have also used them on other spray can products like epoxy remover. The only drawback so far is that the red cap on top will pop off pretty quick. I've super glued them in place, but it still pops off. I tried E6000 and we'll see if that holds. It doesn't appear to affect the functionality of the device, but I'm deducting two stars because it doesn't bode well for the durability of the device. Notably, this one performed way better than the Rust-Oleum branded one I found at Home Depot. It was slightly more expensive, seemed sturdier, and I figured it would outperform these, but I had the exact opposite experience. I returned that one.