I put the nozzle to where the tip is as near the top as I can get, then I let it tip and pin itself on the inside. My tank isn't just a hole in the top, there's

I put the nozzle to where the tip is as near the top as I can get, then I let it tip and pin itself on the inside. My tank isn't just a hole in the top, there's some kind of metal "basket" in there (2020 XSR 700). I generally do then squeeze it by hand, but I let the auto-shutoff engage. I would feel fairly comfortable using the auto-shutoff. I have had it fail twice in my life. But, because the tip of the nozzle is so near the exterior of the tank, and the tank is becoming a bottleneck there, there is sometimes a little splashing that gets on the paint.