It seems like you’re referring to a spray paint applicator that is designed for easy use, possibly intended for DIY projects, and suitable for outdoor applications. The “5995…

How to Use the Spray Paint Applicator

Preparation

• Ensure you have a suitable aerosol can of spray paint as the applicator does not include one.
• Choose a well-ventilated outdoor area to work in to ensure safety.
• Wear protective gear such as gloves, goggles, and a mask to protect yourself from paint fumes and spills.

Assembly

• Take the spray paint applicator out of its packaging.
• Inspect the applicator to ensure it is in good condition and free from any damage.
• Attach the applicator to the top of the aerosol can by aligning it with the nozzle and pressing down firmly until it clicks into place.

Application

• Shake the aerosol can thoroughly to mix the paint for an even application.
• Hold the can upright and maintain a consistent distance from the surface you wish to paint, usually about 6-12 inches.
• Press the trigger on the applicator gently to start spraying the paint.
• Move the can in a steady, sweeping motion to cover the area evenly. Avoid holding the can in one spot for too long to prevent drips and uneven layers.

Finishing Up

• Release the trigger on the applicator to stop spraying.
• Detach the applicator from the aerosol can by pulling it upwards gently.
• Clean the applicator if necessary, especially if you plan to use it with different colors or types of spray paint.
• Store the applicator in a safe, dry place until its next use.