Primer can with fan tip spray nozzle?

[Powerman5K]

So I've started bodywork on Shep. I was surprised that it took a can and a half of primer rattle can to prime my new front fender. Part of the problem is that the Rustoleum doesn't come with a "fan tip" nozzle. Is has an old school round spray that covers about an inch and a half diameter circle. This makes even coverage very difficult and time consuming. Not to mention I go through a lot of product fast. Does anyone know of a good auto primer in a rattle can with a fan tip? I'm trying to avoid having to buy a gallon and mixing/spraying/cleaning my gun everything I need some primer!

[Gsmblue]

Duplicolor primer is good, sprays well.

Touch up direct was ok.

The 2k epoxy stuff on amazon laid up really good.

But, pick a product line and stick with it.

[ArdWrknTrk]

Way back in the day, art supply stores used to sell wide fan (and other types of) nozzles for graffiti.

They are still available today.

Edit: these are listed as fitting Rust-Oleum cans and say they have a 4" fan pattern.

Yes, $1.40 each for 10, but available through Amazon. https://a.co/d/07GiayT

They have other listings for 25, 50, 100 caps but I don't know how often you get clogs.

[AuroraGirl]

ive seen the rustoleum rusty metal primer sold in the fan nozzle you seek. Infact, I own one. its almost empty. But the cans with the fan tip are different than the extended normal cans even, the fan tips dont like normal cans.

But I would not recommend that anyway!!!

Have you ever used rusty metal primer from rustoleum? Use a roller, for like cabinets. Your fine and smooth panel will take it beautifully. Then if you desire, spray the paint on. But I recommend doing that with a roller maybe too and then doing a final spray coat. If you go cheap on paint, go expensiver on the clear coat. Rustoleum clears are.. eh