K04293007 Camouflage With Fusion For Plastic Paint Technology Aerosol Spray Paint, 11-Ounce, Camouflage Olive

This came out the color i wanted it and it came out great used it to spray my go pro case for camouflage and some other household items. The color is so close to the cap and it looks amazing. I ended up ordering this because Halfords refused me for thinking i was doing graffiti they called the police and everything so i will most definitely be sticking behind my screen for shopping from now on. Great product came out well and lasts a long time!!

Good coverage, did what it is supposed to do, only to thin coats required to cover my RC4WD Land Rover Defender model .the end result was just what i was after .i would buy this again.

Fantastic paint a used this to do the stock on my daystate harrier x, light rubbing down on the varnish then lots of light coats and after every coat give it a light sanding in total the was 7 coats applied, and am now amazed at how good it turned out, very pleased thanks.

Nice finish & long lasting colour.

Good paint good coverage and finish

Really good quality, does what I need

Great Matt finish incredible value for moneys sprayed my L96A1 airsoft sniper Gave it great finish and coverage. Definitely recommend this you get more than what you pay for.

Used this for years - It does what it says

Krylon Camouflage Paint in Ultra Flat Olive, 11 oz., exceeded my expectations. This paint not only transformed the appearance of my outdoor gear but also provided exceptional coverage and durability. Its ultra-flat finish gave my project a sleek and professional look. The ease of application was remarkable, with smooth and even coverage in just one coat. What impressed me most was its quick drying time, allowing me to finish my project in no time. The Olive color was exactly what I was looking for, blending seamlessly with the natural surroundings. Compared to other camouflage paints I've tried, Krylon's Ultra Flat Olive stands out for its quality and performance. It adhered perfectly to various surfaces, from wood to metal, and showed no signs of chipping or fading even after exposure to the elements. In conclusion, Krylon Camouflage Paint in Ultra Flat Olive is a top-notch choice for anyone seeking a reliable and high-quality camouflage paint. Its exceptional finish, ease of use, and lasting durability make it a must-have for outdoor enthusiasts and DIY projects alike. I couldn't be happier with the results, and I highly recommend this product to others looking to enhance their gear or equipment.

Product is almost a perfect match to OD Green ammo cans, a shade or two lighter but hardly noticeable. Drys fast, isn't shiny or sticky, works well. Included a before and after picture.

Dries remarkably fast and looks great once dried highly recommend - depending on enviroment can dry as quick as 10-15 minutes and be ready to handle.

I've been looking into reasonable alternatives to stupid expensive hobby and gaming spray paints because I can't afford another mortgage and I'd like to keep both of my kidneys AND still enjoy building and painting models and miniatures. Because most of my subjects are scifi and military themed, I concluded camo paints were the way to go. They're the right color palettes and they tend to finish matte and not glossy like other spray paints. Narrowed my candidates down to Krylon and Rustoleum. Krylon won hands down. Rustoleum, while listing it can be used on most surfaces including plastic, reacted weird on my test pieces (spare sprues) -- crackling, texturing, etc. It was subtle but enough to scare me off. Plus it sprayed heavier than I like. Krylon specifically lists that it's formulated to bond to plastic. This stuff had a nice controlled paint flow, laid down nicely on the plastic, immediately started settling and drying smoothly, did not obstruct any details, did not have any bad reactions, and dried flat. Surprisingly pleasant to use! (You can see the finish in the attached image that compares the painted and unpainted versions of two of my Bolt Action Shermans.) Krylon camo paints come in standard sized spray cans (and not those dinky-ass hobby sized ones) for anywhere between $6 and $15, depending on where you buy from. Even at the high end, you'd still be saving at least $10 by using Krylon instead of Citadel, for example. Totally happy enough to use this moving forward as my primer and initial base coat for my models and minis.

great.