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Question: I want to use this to spray paint camo on my ATV, will this work?
Document: Used to paint AK47 camo with a little help from a laundry bag to add snake skin camo effect.Also used to stencil cool stuff onto ammo cans.Dries really fast and looks real nice.Used this brand and thier compeitior and they seem to work the same.Rust brand has normal cap that you spray withKrylon brand has fancy caps, don't know how to explain, they look backwards, but they seemed to spray more evenly.Would buy either brand again. But lean more towards Krylon because of the caps.
This is a typical Krylon product. Easy to use Covers good and dries fast and if history be the guide it will last longer than any other spray brand. Only brand I will ever use.
I bought this product because it was recommended on a forum for blacking out grill/tailgate badges. Nearly everyone I read indicated that this stuff is a must use for plastics. I concur. You don't have to use an adhesion promoter, but I did adn it will likely last longer because of it. It is flat camo black. It went on easy and dries quickly. Fusion is very tough. I let it cure a few days, but you could handle it after 30-45 minutes.
best camo type spray ive ever used. it sprayes out of tip perfectly, bonds great and colers are realy good looking on rifles.
I bought this to paint my weapons and I love it!!! Just make sure you get the clear coat matte sealer to finish off your work; otherwise it has a very rough and dry feeling finish. (Former US Army)
Nice paint, definitely let it dry longer than recommended. It's really close to Magpul OD Green. You could have the greatest paint in the world and still have it not look good. By that I mean the Painter and the Prep work create the final product. I would buy this again.
I like it better than Rust-Oleum camo paint. better color options than Rust-Oleum that I've seen. Also Kyrlon brand seems to be smoother to the touch where Rust-Oleum is rougher and has an odd feel.
Similar in shade and flat finish to paint used on military vehicles and some equipment for many years (imagine a WW II jeep or tank). I bought it to repaint some old ammunition boxes. The boxes had some light rust and scratches. I wanted them to look good, but did not want to repaint the whole surface in many coats. For this purpose, this paint was excellent. It covered very well, went on easily and has the flat, no-gloss appearance I was seeking.
I used this to paint my rifle. It worked great brave a nice clean finish. I found that it tended to flack with prolonged use so I added a layer of clear coat. Now it looks great.
Great service! I used the spray paint to decorate my new build and the design came out great. The paint is flawless!
Answer: yes