High vs Low Pressure Cans EXPLAINED- Street Art Demo with Montana Black and Montana Gold 2022 

I’m totally new to all this and you taught me so much already… thank you x

Ah this really helped and was on point thx.

I had no idea there was different pressure in cans! Good to know!

MNT Black is perfect for throwies

Thank you for this tutorial. I’m painting a guitar and I think one can of montana black plus a fat cap will do the trick. Cheers🇨🇦

Are the high pressure cans thicker? A low pressure can hopped off my shelf and when I went to put it back I realized the bottom inverted..... It has a round bottom now and can't stand up, kinda scares me tbh.

thanks sm, made the mistake of buying a kobra 600ml yellow and then a montana black 600ml lol so it’s gonna be super hard to do skinny lines. i did buy a skinny cap though and a fat cap though so that might help

Low pressure cans are the best for the first sketches

Hi. Thanks for the great video. I just started using Montana Gold to paint an object and on my first try, I had a lot of spatter drops 😢. Is that more common with the low pressure or is it my technique? Ive painted with enamel and primers but I don’t have a ton of experience. Would you say Montana black might be a better choice for a near beginner if spatter spots are a problem?

I’m planning on using that montana gold metallic to paint the background of a skateboard, would you recommend using a primer beforehand?

How durable & permanent are the montana blacks spray paint on walls?

l only have Montana Gold in the local shop(((((😢😢😢

Are you sponsored? Or do you have to buy all that expensive ass paint in the background yourself? That wall is awesome.

The mistake of buying high pressure cans to start was a headache