725 Flat Black Colortool Spray

I love design masters! I use it in a lot of my artwork-paper wood. Have used this product for many years!

Good paint

Worked perfectly to spray my roses! However the nozzle is sometimes very very hard to push down. I had to change hands several times because I would get tired after a couple seconds of spraying. Not sure if it’s weather related and it’s cold here. But otherwise amazing product! Would definitely buy again.

I would definitely purchase again! I was able to cover a 50 count rose bouquet with the black floral spray paint.Tip for full coverage, I would use red roses so it can be as dark as possible as opposed to spraying white roses

We wanted to buy a real, live Christmas tree with black flocking this year. But, then we learned flocking is toxic for pets, and decided not to risk it because one of our cats has a habit of exploring new things with his mouth. I got 3 cans of this spray as an alternative way to make the tree black. It worked great!Things to note, if anyone else wants to try this:1. Apply OUTSIDE. Even though it's safe to use on living, fresh cut plants and flowers, it is still spray paint. You need to spray it in an open ventilated area. A great plus: It does fully dry within a few minutes.2. Our tree was a 6 ft Nordman fir (looks alot like a Noble). Would probably be best to get 1 can per foot. We only had 3, and it took at least 2 - 3 layers (top and bottom of each branch) to get it to true black. So, we only got one SIDE to true black. We ran out of paint before we finished, so the rest of the tree turned out to be an interesting, but surprisingly very pretty deep dark green with only 1 - 2 layers. Although, no one could really tell the difference in color, because we turned the black side toward the front, and the lights and Star Wars themed decorations hid the rest.3. Again, this IS spray paint! As with all FRESHLY painted things, it will SMELL just like regular spray paint. And, something as large as a Christmas tree will have that odor for, at least, a few days, even after it dries. So, plan ahead. Also, if you really want that natural pine scent from your tree, that will most likely disappear if you coat every inch of the tree. We only sprayed the exterior parts of the branches that could be readily seen, and left the trunk and inner parts unpainted. After a couple of days, we could smell a faint pine scent in our living room after the paint scent wore off. We planned for that and had bought some pine scented essential oil sticks we hung in the tree near the trunk to give it a little more of a boost. Worked perfectly.Despite not having enough paint to turn the entire tree to black (user error, no fault of the product), this spray worked great, looked really good, we got alot of compliments from family and friends. It was our best Christmas tree ever. We were very happy!

Used it to paint red roses black and it came out nicely. Recommend using red roses and not light colored roses.

Good product

Great finishing look ❤️ my customer loved it!