Rust-Oleum 1919830-6PK Specialty Camouflage Spray Paint, 12 oz, Deep Forest Green, 6 Pack

Best camo rattle cans hands down! I’ve lost count of how many cans I’ve used for several hunting items from aluminum to heavy marine canvas. A fresh coat every year keeps the canvas looking good. Every can sprays out of propellant and paint perfectly. Unlike the other brands, which I’ve tried, I’ve never had a can not work.

Works good on everything from plastics to metal, camo colors look great

Rust-Oleum is always a good product, hard to find flat, non reflective in various cammo colors, applies perfectly, dries quickly, finish is flat and non reflective, each can has good coverage,highly recommended.

This stuff is about the best when it comes to camo paints .. I use it for the base coat when painting AR rifles as well as a base coat for hydro dipping . Been using it for many yrs , it’s very durable and sprays well …

I recommend this seller. Anything outside (like a shed, lattice or any garden related painted structure) looks very nestled in, vintage and high end with this Rustoleum camoflauge spray paint. The only reason I gave 4 stars is that this seller is a bit pricey. However, you can also get the quantity you need and that's a plus. Its hard to do a project when you can only get 3 or 4 cans at your local stores. Here you can get 10-15 or whatever you need, but you pay a little more per can. Overall, a good buy.

I use this spray paint as a base coat for camoflaging firearms. After allowing to dry just a few minutes, I apply 4 additional colors using leaf stencils for each additional color. Great results !

I like this product a lot and use it in many colors all the time. It is very inexpensive for quick camo applications on most surfaces. I also like that it layers truly compared to other matte m finish paints. It can be frustrating when applying layers of matte paint on a surface that if you don't have perfect control you often get runs or shiny spots where too much paint has been layered on . this stuff blends perfectly with little effort. As long as you don't lay it on so thick that it runs, you will get a smooth consistent finish even where your strokes overlap. Best of all the paint dries incredibly fast, seriously it'll surprise you! The one weakness is that it does not adhere well to some surfaces and wears off in high wear areas. This is supposed to bond without primer but I've seen some surfaces where it doesn't cling very strong. For as cheap as it is you can always pay a little more for some primer to go with it. But most things I camo out with this stuff actually look more awesome with that battle-worn look to it. I always keep a half dozen cand of this around in multiple colors for fast camo application.

My application was to restore Rohn 25 tower sections, and antennas. The tower sections were stored for 12 years, and although never in the weather, there was some small rust spots, mainly in joints or cross-members. The antennas had been up since 1997, and were in good physical shape except for the the Fiberglass housing becoming rough and pitted.After cleaning and degreasing, they were sprayed with Universal Bonding Primer, Gray 330491, 12-ounce spray. Then I applied Rust-Oleum 1920830-6PK Specialty Camouflage Spray Paint. Other colors of 5-color camo were added later.I wanted the tower in camo so from the street it was not "obvious" that I had a ham radio station by blending into the tree line behind the house.The job turned out perfect, better than I thought!Antennas painted included Cushcraft A3S, Arrian 6-meter beam, several fiberglass and aluminum verticals, and baluns on wire antennas. The primer and paint did not affect the performance of the antenna, nor SWR. It made the fiberglass portion smooth to the touch.I'm VERY satisfied with the product support and quality.