This paint (earth brown) is amazing and frustrating at the same time. I painted a book end outdoors and after it dried I accidentally knocked it off the table I was using and I couldn't find it! It blended right in. I looked for days before giving up. I am watering the grass so maybe it will grow up around it and I can find it.

Purchased this item not for camo, but for the dark green color. It is perfect to paint white, 5 gallon buckets and make garden planters of them. The coverage of plastic is excellent. I needed to spray only one coat on the buckets. I painted one, and will paint the rest as soon as the weather warms up.

I needed a spray paint to cover my old shabby dark green wicker porch glider. This spray paint was very easy to use and the color match is perfect. The job went very quickly and was much easier than I'd expected. It dried quickly and looks like a new piece.

4 works and sprays perfect does what it's supposed to I used a little bit of it today and it wasn't something I planned it was something that was something that occurred so it fit perfectly in corrected the issue with the trailer that was paint was busted on it and it was a little bit of a rest showing so guess what I had Rust-Oleum on it.!

I've bought several cans in various camo colors and they've all been the gold standard in aerosolized pigmentation. Good for all sorts of projects. My most recent venture is taking SOG tomahawks and making them look more like their Vietnam era counterparts. Should be fun.

perfect color for a background that I used to craft a picture of a squirrel in a forest from the 3D puzzle I bought from Walmart.Turned out stunning on my living room wall. Also got the picture frame with matting to use. A beautiful piece.of artwork.

I filled cracks in my driveway, some with concrete and some with caulk/sealant. I'm painting where I have made repairs. This color matches my driveway concrete pretty well. Concrete is hardly ever the gray colors that concrete repair products are sold in. This paint also covers well. For the most part I've been able to get by with one coat. The only thing I was a bit surprised by is that once the paint has long dried and cured it shows some of the black/gray from tires passing straight over it. I'm sure it was never intended to be used like I'm using it. I've used several cans over the last few years.

I was very disappointed in the finish. After waiting 24 hours to move the chairs, after spraying, my hands were covered with a dry, dusty film. I had to spray the chairs more than 3 times to get a coverage over the old color. The color is great, but don't understand why the dark color takes so many sprays, nor do I understand why it wipes off so easily. I am having to use a clear coat on top of this, so it will not rub off on customers clothes. These chairs are for a new mechanic shop, for customers. These are temporary fix, but I shouldn't have to use so many cans for the top of chairs. The cushion has been changed.

The color was exactly what I needed and matched the color cap exactly. I shook the can as directed and began spraying. As I was spraying a clay pot, the spray came out very heavy and wide. Had to adjust my spray application versus all of my other painting projects. No big deal. It dried quickly. Unfortunately, after it was completely dry, it left a residue on my hands when handling. I took a paper towel and wiped it down and came up with a lot of paint transfer. I repainted it and let it dry. I then sprayed it with a clear coat to protect it. I let that dry and then clear coated it a second time. Once again, I had the same outcome. For some reason it didn't protect it and the paint left residue again on contact. At that point I just decided to use a different color (2x gloss product line) that came close to what I needed. Very disappointed.

The color was exactly what I needed and matched the color cap exactly. I shook the can as directed and began spraying. As I was spraying a clay pot, the spray came out very heavy and wide. Had to adjust my spray application versus all of my other painting projects. No big deal. It dried quickly. Unfortunately, after it was completely dry, it left a residue on my hands when handling. I took a paper towel and wiped it down and came up with a lot of paint transfer. I repainted it and let it dry. I then sprayed it with a clear coat to protect it. I let that dry and then clear coated it a second time. Once again, I had the same outcome. For some reason it didn't protect it and the paint left residue again on contact. At that point I just decided to use a different color (2x gloss product line) that came close to what I needed. Very disappointed.