ShopStraw FS250 FlexStraw Aerosol Can Replacement Straws, Neon Green, 50", 2-Count (Тhree Pаck, Neon Green)

If you work on cars you often find yourself trying to spray solvent and lubricants on fastenters in tight places that the regular straws just won't reach. You waste solvent and it goes all over the place. These straws actually work great.I used 1 (of two supplied) full length and was able to deliver solvent exactly where I wanted with no overspray or waste.Fit the nozzles perfectly. A little pricey, but you get qwite a bit and most importantly it works just as I hoped it would.If you can bear the price, highly recommended. Have never seen in local stores.

If you use any spray oils, You need this. There are 2 long pieces in this. I cut off and use a 24" piece. I use it on WD40 cans , PB Blaster, Fluid Film. Allows you to hold the end right where you want to lube parts. I also used this to get way up inside my Jeep frame, rocker panels, door bottoms to spray Johnsen's chain lube and fluid film. The straw does pop off the can on occassion...not a prob, just push it back in. For how cheap this is, just get it...You won't regret it.

Well, the package says that these straws will fit any aerosol can - they don't. At least not the one I needed it to. I've got four different aerosol products that could possibly use this and it only fits one. The other three use a larger diameter straws, and even those are different sizes. Giving this as I was able to find another product that works for what I need and that uses a small diameter straw like these.

Now I can spray lube on my car’s door and hood hinges without making a mess. Totally worth the price. The straws are made of exactly the same material as the ones you usually get with a can, just in green color. One thing to consider is when cutting the straw to the desired length, make sure you make a perfect 90° cut using a blade instead of caesars. Otherwise, the straw won’t stay in place snug and will pop out under pressure.

Fantastic idea. It works great to get to all sorts of deep and inaccessible places.One thing that I found that my aerosol can can not always hold steady flow through the long distance. Perhaps the resistance is too much for the can. So instead the spray starts squirting at times. This is not really a functional issue for me, but wanted to mention it, in case it matters to someone else's project.

This is a good stray. I used it as an extension on a can of Fluid Film to get it into the deepest corners of the interior of my door. Worked great. I would recommend if you are trying to rust proof your car. This allows you to get into the deep areas where moisture can start to rust the interior sheet metal.

Had to buy this long straw to get penetrating oil on top bolt/nut of rear shock which is very hard to get at and no ability to get the can with it's normal 6" straw closer than about 12" from the bolt/nut on a 2007 Sequoia.I got both of the severely rusted nuts off without rounding them off or seizing up. This was a DIY project and many others who posted their experience getting rear shocks off Gen1 Sequoia ended up using torches or grinders to cut the shocks out. These straws are kinda pricey but I have bought other tools that I needed only once or twice and I see this product no differently.

It does not fit right into aerosol canned air--too loose, and flies out. It will take two people to use it. After trying it I find that due to friction losses in the too small hose, even after cutting the length in half, the air volume is cut to it seems about 25% of what comes directly from the can. Not enough air to do any good for me.