LiquitexProfessional Spray Paint, 12-oz (400ml), Emerald Green

Holy crap! The richness and subtly in these colors is incomparable. I've been spray painting alot over the last year and decided, for something I would see daily, to go with a fine art spray pain. VERY glad I did. The color is impossible to find in other larger brands but the quality too. In particular the finish is super matte with little texture. Maybe I've been watching too much Bake Off during quarantine but it's like a mousse in a way. Other spray paint get that build up quickly but this seems to level itself out and adheres well too. Great to use on cheap stuff from Amazon like the picture....Makes them look way better

I used Quinacridone Crimson to rehab a badly faded wreath (which cost close to $80 and faded after only a few seasons). Beware - when spraying this paint will look very pink - I was terrified when painting that I had made a big mistake! This is not helped by the colored plastic part of the can, which looks like a iridescent pink. But once it dried, it was exactly like the swatch! A bright, playful red! I only regret not taking a before picture to measure the complete transformation.

The colors are fantastic, I paint with Liquitex on canvas and was so surprised how true to color this paint came out of the can. I have only spray painted with hardware products before, and they were so messy, smelled and felt toxic. These spray paints from Liquitex were awesome, no odor, no clogging, even distribution, I could guide the application of paint, more than I imagined. I only had to consider the wind! I bought the extra nozzles and the nozzle cleaner as I still had quite a bit of yellow Cad left over even after this pedestal was done with two coats, the second only lightly applied, then a sealer which brought the colors out beautifully. The Cobalt blue was stunning as well and I used very little. The little "topper" with the bird was painted, (all but the inside of the bowl, that was spray painted) with my tubes of Liquitex paints, when some had to be touched up, the colors were easily matched! I had so much fun with this project and the ease and beauty of the spray paints, I'm looking around to spray other objects too! Bonus is the clean up...almost none, I did wear gloves and eye glasses for protection, but the paint only got on the cardboard under the projects, and my trigger finger...also washed up with soap and water, just love this product!

I use these paints for soft backgrounds and special textures in murals in children's areas where I want to use water-based non-toxic products. Keep it flowing in short strokes, take the tip off frequently to clean it (place tip on a Wallyworld spraycan auto window cleaner to clear it - cheaper than the Liquitex tip cleaner spray), then replace the tip on the can and you're good to go! I NEVER have a problem with clogging. Just keep wiping the tip to prevent splatters, and keep shaking the can. Nice colors, but if you have a large area, be aware of how much is left in the can. It doesn't go too far if you're heavyhanded. Use a light hand to stretch the product.

Amazon won't let me rate this 0 stars, so I chose 1 star. I attempted to use this today and the nozzle isn't connected, so it doesn't spray. I also tried to return/exchange it and am unable to do so. Please don't waste your money because there's no guarantee you'll get a can that works vs. one that doesn't.

I cant even use it or review accurately, my spray can came without a spray cap/nozzle!! I checked and double checked if it came seperately in a bag or somewhere in the packaging but no luck.The picture clearly shows a COMPLETE product... very disappointed at this point.. I can't even buy one cap , has to be like like 1,000pk when I just need one..

I tried spray painting 1 medium and 1 small picture frame and it clogged 3 times. I soaked the cap in acetone and it would work for 5 seconds then stop again.I can hear a gasp of air come from the can then nothing. I now have more than a half can of paint stuck inside and 2 unfinished frames!!!

Last time my can didn't spray. Got a refund. Took another chance and this time I am very pleased, both with the customer service and the performance of the spray. Glad I took a second try and will buy again. Love the color.

Gros pouvoir couvrant, produit sèche vite (1h au toucher et 24h au total). Les photos c'est une une couche (et il y'en aura qu'une seule vu le resultat). Le spray est de bonne qualité

Lo use para pintar la moqueta de un coche. Y estoy muy satisfecho. Le di el spray a toda la moqueta y a la vez le iba dando a la moqueta con un cepillo duro para que la pintura tintase bien toda la moqueta. Lo mejor de todo es que huele muy poco comparado con otros sprays y el color es el que buscaba. En este caso use 3 botes y le di 2 manos. Y aún me sobro algo de pintura.Muy recomendable si no quieres fuertes olores

Pinté de negro las bombillas para probar si podía hacer que fuera de noche durante el día. No funciona, no lo probéis.

After reading the reviews about clogged nozzles, I bought a packet of spares to go with this order, but didn't need them. I used about half the can the first go, and the second half about a week later, and although it didn't spray quite as well the second time, it was perfectly ok, if anything, I found the flow a bit easier to control the 2nd time. The paint flow was slightly constricted, but it still worked perfectly well. I was able to use more or less the whole can with the nozzle supplied. I made sure I followed the instructions about shaking before and frequently during spraying and spraying upside down to clear the nozzle after use. I have never used spray paint previously, but also used a normal, (not water-based) gloss spray paint in a different colour and from a different brand, and compared to that, I found this one far easier to use. It sprayed evenly, without any dripping or running, whereas with the other one, I found the same finish harder to achieve. I only used this on plastic, and found it worked very well for my purpose, although I was only spraying plastic bottles before planting in them, so was not too bothered about the finish. I did try with a few to get as good a finish as possible, so that I knew what to expect for other projects I have planned and I will definitely be using this paint again. It didn't damage the plastic in any way that I could see (I noticed that one person said it did, although I have to say I find that hard to imagine, based on my experience). The colour was as shown on the can, it's not a gloss finish, more matt. The only thing I was not so impressed with was the fact that I couldn't really tell much difference from the standard spray paint in terms of smell/fumes. It smelled quite strongly, and while it can be used indoors, instructions on the tin recommend using it outdoors or at least with good ventilation, although I guess spray paint is just not generally an eco-friendly product. Having said that, I noticed that this can did not include a warning about high VOCs or marked as an irritant, like most spray paint does, so hope this means that it causes less fumes. It said on the can that drying time may be longer because it's water-based, but I found it dried quite quickly, one coat being touch-dry within 20 minutes. Overall, I was very pleased with the performance and liked the result.

I bought this to decorate some glass bottles and also to spray some glass shades for a couple of lamps. The paint isn't particularly bad, and I managed to get a reasonable finish with just two coats. I was expecting the end result to be more transparent than it ended up being.The paint does let some light through, though you won't be able to see through the glass afterwards, but it is a cheaper alternative to the expensive Plastikote stained glass paints, and this paint does seem to be going a long way.Another minor issue is the complete lack of instruction. All other spray paints I've used tell you how to get the best results, but these don't tell you anything leaving it to trial and error, so practice first! I ended up spraying from around 25cm away in horizontal strokes.