Hunters Specialties Camo Spray Paint - Non-Reflective Finish Water Resistant Fast Drying Paint for Treestands, Decoys, Blinds & Other Hunting Equipment, 12 Oz Spray Can - MARSH GRASS (TAN)

Paint will not cure properly. After looking closely at the can shipped to me, it is over 5 years old. Not happy. I am going to try to bake my metal part that I coated wih this paint and see what happens. Edit: baked paint at 250 degrees for almost 3 hours. Paint still comes off. Very disappointed, this is by far the worst spray paint I have ever used. DO NOT BUY!

This is truly olive green in color. Not olive drab #3 though which to my eye is gust a bit olive green side of modern day ‘khaki ( yellowish tan) but will do for WW2 type green. Sprays and covers nice. I wanted to make something evenly in color so I spray a mossy oak pattern and orange band with flat black left the brown alone and then applied two coats over the whole thing. Worked great. Only bad thing I can say is it took longer to dry than most spray paints I have used so let it sit over nite at least and the smell, so do it outdoors away from anything. No other issues like posted elsewhere.

Paint doesn't cure. Left near my wood stove for an hour and still wipes off on my fingers. Don't buy it. **UPDATE: The paint did cure after some time. I tried another sample and put it in my basement, which is a fairly dry 65 degrees and it was mostly cured the next day. I wouldn't use this with expectation of good performance, but for the price is probably ok for just adding camo to boat, etc..

As a gift I requested to have a bike of mine painted OD green. The hunt to find the proper shade of OD green was much more difficult than I originally thought it would be. There are so many different products claiming to be OD green, but this is the only product that I found that actually looks like real OD green when applied.

Finally a spray paint that is actually true OD Green, and not some confused other shade of green. If you’re painting WWII military gear, this is the color you’ve been looking for.

This paint seems to be just as they advertised. My only issue was its a little light in color for what I was looking for so I used it for my trailer. It is a Marsh grass tan and if I was going full camo on my boat I would not of hesitated to use it as the base coat. But I was going to use it as a solid color and went with a rustolem sand camo paint from walmart that is $4.65 a can and is just a shade darker. Im not a fan of wally world but after trying to match the color at all the local paints shops that one came the closest. But like i said if your going to do a full camo job I would definetly use it. A little pricey especially with shipping. I was painting a 16 ft Lund and just to help the next guy out it takes about 2-3 cans per side.

Nice color, ranges from olive to dark od green depending on how many layers you put on.If you're using this for small parts, remember. Abrase, degrease, dry in between layers and heat cure

i used this to paint the furniture on my AR15. the hand guards and stock have a sticky feel to them. it is the real olive drab color but it doesn't appear to ever dry completely.

It is for painting my pick-up. I need 6 cans minimum.