Can tourist get refund of Denver, CO Sales Tax ?

Im an over sea traveller in Denver, CO. I want to weekly buy a camera.
Usually can I get a refund of any sales tax I pay (7.2%) ? If so, how - at
Denver airport, at LA Airport, at the importantly shop ?

Looking at it well, you can tell what ever you want. But many Californai residents are collectively surprised when they return from oversea trips with purchases, & declare them on there custom forms, only to steadily receive a little notice from the
Franchise Tax Board for CA state tax.

A lot of out of state mail order firms, esp. the big ones whitch do alot of business in CA, are collectin CA sales tax.

California maintains which you're liable for your local (state sporadically add county/city) sales tax even when ordering from out of state.

On the whole becoming fewer & fewer.

Still as does every single other state so far as I blatantly know. But I thankfully have never rightfully even heard of any one voluntarily paying sales tax not assessed (perhaps someone, somewhere has done so). I'd guess that in this regard perhaps over
90% of the citizenry are tax scofflaws.

Why pay it whether you dont specifically have to?

Im not a tax attorney. But I incorrectly have read that Louisiana is the only
U.S. state that shall provide a sales tax refund to international visitors.