Rust-Oleum 249843 Painter's Touch 2X Ultra Cover Spray Paint, 12 oz, Satin Blossom White

This is great for protecting any decoupage, artwork, or anything you want a clear coat on. It's easy to shake and spray on. I highly recommend that you do it outside on a non-windy day. It covers well and makes your work look even better with the finishing touch. It's definitely worth the investment of your hard work to protect it. You can even use it on artificial flowers that are outside for graveside or wreaths. It helps repel the misty weather and does help hold flowers in place.

I’m so impressed with this spray paint! I used it on some old furniture, and it came out looking completely new smooth, even, and vibrant. It was easy to apply and dried quickly without any drips or streaks. Definitely transformed my pieces and exceeded my expectations. I’ll be using this on all my DIY projects from now on!

Bought this to spray paint wicker decorations. Did not use a primer. Wicker was white or light wood color. Used outside for ventilation from smell or spray. Sprayed thin coat and allowed that to dry. Sprayed second coat and while that was still tackey added glitter and shimmer which stuck to the tacky paint. When that was dry , used a clear gloss and applied to thin coats and allowed to dry in between. Decorations came out great. So far no peeling of the paint. The key is thin coats and allowing to dry.

I use cases of Satin Canyon Black. This is the most cost effective way to buy it. Great paint, great cover, great sheen, easy to spray. My Favorite got to rattle can brand and color.

Used this on a wooden sanded dowl and on some cardboard for a play sword project. The coverage is very decent; the wood portion after painting looked great and looked very realistic, only used two quick coats. It really does cover nicely. I also had no problem with the nozzle getting clogged, as i've bought sprays from amazon just to have them already be dried and not functioning. I was happy this one was smooth and ready to paint. Perhaps it was user error, but the cardboard cereal box I sprayed did not really want to dry? I waited 24 hours and noticed as I was handling the cardboard that the paint was getting on my fingers. I had to rethink that portion of my sword. Even the porous side of the cardboard seemed to have the paint rub off.

I needed to paint some sconces so I looked to Amazon and found this Rust-Oleum 2x spray paint in satin black. After masking, I put on a rubber glove remembering how past spray paints worked but I didn't need it with this can. There was zero spray accumulated anywhere around the top of the can. And the spray went out straight, not too spread out and without spatter. The coverage was very good and in the one spot I hit a little hard and made a drip, the drip actually dried up very well. I was very pleased with this spray paint. We let it dry for a few hours before putting the lights back up. They look great. Caution: Not a latex paint, use in an area that's well ventilated, like a garage with the door open.

Color: I love the oregano! It's slightly darker than sage, slightly brighter/less gray than olive. Paint: Shake REALLY well, press the button all the way down at all times, or you can wind up with texture from the paint and the color won't come out even throughout the use of the can. One trick I started to use was if there was an over-spray with dripping or bubbling, I QUICKLY used my finger to spread it out and it still dried nicely. Once I got the hang of this specific color and paint, it was much easier to use and get the result I was looking for. (For reference, I've used quite a few other colors from this company, but for some reason the oregano was a little harder to get right at first. Worth it though!) So far this is working well, but my outdoor furniture items haven't been exposed to rain or snow yet. I used with on a metal and glass table (the underside of the glass) with just dirt removal as prep, it went on nicely and dried/set with a lovely sheen that's not shiny-glossy. I also painted plastic risers for the table legs with no prep. So far it's adhering well to everything. For one of my other projects, I painted a wicker egg chair with a lot of prep, (scrub with deterrent and dry for a day, Rustolrum's gray spray primer then dry for another day before paint), this also looks great with a gentle sheen. I also previously painted a metal shed with this paint, that had more of a mixed result, but the cans had been sitting in my basement for 6 months and I may not have shaken them enough prior to use. That project came out botchy until I got the hang of using this paint, and a you can see in the photo, one door is still blotchy because I haven't gone back to it. If it doesn't hold up, I'll update the listing, but so far I'm really happy with the results after getting over the learning curve.

I’ve used Rust-Oleum Painter’s Touch 2X Ultra Cover for multiple projects, and it’s fantastic! The semi-gloss clear finish adds a nice soft shine without being too glossy. It works on almost any surface—wood, metal, plastic, ceramic—and the coverage is impressive. One 12 oz can easily covers up to 12 sq. ft., and it dries to the touch in about 20 minutes, which makes projects quick and easy. The oil-based formula resists chips and provides long-lasting protection indoors and outdoors. I also love the comfort spray tip and any-angle spray feature, which makes application smooth and reduces finger fatigue. Plus, it’s UV-resistant, so it holds up well outside. For under $7, this is a great value for a professional-looking finish!