An aerosol can spray gun that accepts a top of an aerosol spray gun. The spray gun is connected to a pressurized gas source, such as air. When the trigger on the spray gun is depressed the aerosol spray can dispensing button is depressed and simultaneously so that the fluid dispensed from the aerosol can is carried by the pressurized gas out of the front of the spray gun. The pressurized gas is dispensed out of nozzles on the front of the spray gun through a rotating ring that can adjust the fan pattern between horizontal and vertical.
1. An aerosol can dispensing device comprised of a body and a handle;
the handle is dimensioned to be grasped by a human hand and includes an operable trigger;
a front end of the body selectively attaches to a neck of an aerosol can and positions a button on the aerosol can inside the front end of the body;
a pressurized gas from an external source is connected to the handle and is carried in a tube to a nozzle ring at the front end of the body;
the tube includes a gas valve that selectively permits flow of the pressurized gas through the tube;
the gas valve is biased in a closed position;
an arm inside the body pivots when the trigger is depressed causing a rear end of the arm to open the gas valve and allow the pressurized gas to flow through the tube to the nozzle ring and simultaneously causing a front end of the arm to depress the button on the aerosol can to dispense a fluid contained in the aerosol can;
the nozzle ring has at least two forward facing nozzles on opposite sides of the nozzle ring where the pressurized gas exits the nozzle ring along with the fluid dispensed from the aerosol can;
the nozzle ring rotates to orient the forward facing nozzles at a horizontal or a vertical position;
the nozzle ring vertically adjusts up and down to center the nozzle ring in front of a nozzle on the button of the aerosol can.
2. The aerosol can dispensing device in claim 1 further characterized in that the pressurized gas is air.
3. The aerosol can dispensing device in claim 1 further characterized in that the fluid dispensed is any of a paint, a colorant, a lubricant or a protectant.