What to do if the paint still leaks after the paint can is inverted?

1. Check the sealing cover and the can body
Check the sealing cover: If the sealing cover has cracks, deformation or the sealing gasket is damaged, you need to replace a new sealing cover.
Check the can body: Check whether the edge of the can body is deformed or damaged, which may cause a poor seal. If the can body is damaged, the entire paint can may need to be replaced.
2. Use sealant or tape
Sealant: If there are small cracks in the sealing cover or can body, you can use sealant (such as silicone sealant) to fill the cracks and wait for it to dry before inverting it again.
Tape: Wrap waterproof tape around the edge of the sealing cover or the cracks in the can body to increase the seal.
3. Replace the sealing cover or accessories
Buy a suitable sealing cover: If the original sealing cover is damaged, you can try to buy a new sealing cover that matches the paint can for replacement.
Use a clamping device: Some paint cans are equipped with a clamping device to enhance the sealing effect. Make sure the clamping device is installed correctly and clamped firmly.
4. Inversion time adjustment
Reduce the inversion time: If the inversion time is too long, the paint may leak from the gap. It is recommended to invert for about 1 minute, let the paint drip completely into the paint cup, and then flick the paint bucket with your fingers a few times to ensure that the paint flows completely.
5. Other precautions
Storage conditions: Make sure that the paint cans are stored in a cool, ventilated, and dry environment, avoiding direct sunlight and high temperature environments, which will help reduce the risk of paint leakage.
Professional maintenance: If the above methods cannot solve the problem, it is recommended to contact a professional maintenance personnel or the paint can manufacturer for consultation.