Rust-Oleum 269038-6 PK Specialty Camouflage Spray Pack, 12-Ounce, 6-Pack

Used this for painting a few two way radio cases along with any other items I want camouflaged. The green is really the best it just absorbs all light. zero reflection! Everybody knows shine is one of the worst way to ruin camouflage this does not have that problem.This will be my ongoing pick for camo paint

As advertised, fast shipping!

Good paint

I liked everything about the kit except the only gripe was I wish there was a sharper green but I am an idiot

I wanted to try my hand at camouflaging a MICH 2001-style high-cut helmet, and decided to buy this camo paint set to have a variety of color options. Using the Earth Brown and Forest Green really brought life to my plain, desert tan shell. I originally thought the fact it comes with only one khaki would be a problem, but both fortunately and unfortunately, I didn't really need it. As is a re-occurring problem with most tan camouflage paints, they're always far lighter a shade than what the cap likes to imply. I've yet to find a shade of tan that fits that more 'yellow-brown' appearance (similar to the helmet base color in the first photo) without being full-on "coyote brown".As for the application of the product, I found it came out evenly with minimal splatter (not that splatter was a big issue for this application), and the quick dry-to-touch times is definitely welcome - you really could paint something in the field and have it ready for use within a few hours for the most part (granted it needs 24 hours to fully cure, but assuming you want some quick camo on even, dull surfaces, the finish will hold up). The takeaway is that I would definitely buy this set again if I needed more of the dark brown and green, as it's far more cost-convenient than buying two of each separately. However, my hunt for the perfect tan continues.Pros:- Cheaper than buying same paints individually- Fast drying and cure times- Excellent, reliable spray- Durable, matte finishCons:- Only comes with 1 can of khaki and olive drab paint- Khaki is brighter than expected (more of a personal problem. If you need a bright, creamy sand color, this is what you want)

I decided to rebuild my old Durango that had been stored in my back yard for 5 years. The paint was peeling and dead from sitting under a tree. It would have cost me about $3-4K to get it painted along with the body work needed. Instead, I sanded it down a little, put a standard military camo base on it using Rust-Oleum flat black, brown, and loam green. Then went to Hobby Lobby, got some different types of plastic plants, and used the Rust-Oleum Camo Spray pack to spot spray over the plants. Instead of spending $3k for a paint job that I would worry about getting scratched, I spent about $150 to paint the entire vehicle. I can now keep a few cans of paint around and do a quick touch up if I need it (but I havent had to do that yet, its holding up great so far). Its been in the Alabama sun for 6 months already and its has held its color perfectly. A lot of people think it was a professional paint job and want to know where I took it. One guy at a stop light even asked me if it was a wrap job. I used 9 cans of Rust-Oleum Grey Primer and 2 boxes of the Camo paint to do the entire vehicle. If you are going to follow in my footsteps, I would suggest getting a spray paint can handle to do it or you will have some seriously tired fingers. Rust-Oleum Camo Paint has turned my Old Beat Up Durango into a vehicle that makes an Old Infantryman Proud.

I wanted to freshen up the paint on my Humvee and I thought this would have all the colors I needed but it's missing flat khaki so I had to order that separately but other than that it was good

Useful mix of colors, conveniently packaged. I used it for painting rifles.