Spray Painting Supplies
This Week's Featured Products in Spray Painting Supplies
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Richeson Atomizer This is the good old-fashioned, non-aerosol way to apply fixative. Place the short tube in your mouth and the long tube in the bottle of fixative. Blow gently and evenly, aiming at your drawing. This atomizer can also be used to spray watercolors and thinned acrylics for special effects. |
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Montana White Spray Paints The new Montana White Spray Paint line features an assortment of 40 high-covering, quick-drying gloss colors that offer excellent surface coverage. Made from a synthetic lacquer base and contained in a high-pressure 400 ml (14 oz) can, these affordable, easy-to-use spray paints feature the Montana performance and quality that artists and hobbyists have come to know and trust. Note — Use this color chart as an approximation of the real color. If exact color matching is necessary, use actual samples of the materials. |
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Level 6 Ultra Fat Cap This is the widest fat cap available! Featuring an average spray width of 2"–10" (5.1 cm–25 cm). It can be used with any Montana can but is optimized for the Gold line. |
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Spray Painting Supplies for All Your Crafts
Various crafters use spray paint to create arts and crafts of many kinds. Others spray paint to bring various items back to life or add a new color to a dull object. Over the past years, spray painting has become popular. Before beginning, objects to be painted should be thoroughly cleaned, free of dust and dry. Priming should be done to bare metal or woods. Primer will help to prevent rust, bond the paint and add to the final texture. Many spray paints can be applied directly after applying primer. Spray painting should be performed in temperatures of 50 to 90 degrees F. Humidity may affect the quality of the painting. Never spray paint in windy conditions as dust may settle in the wet paint. Always choose high grade spray painting supplies that offer beautiful color selections and durability.