Our spray paints can be used on most surfaces, such as metal, wood, ceramics, stone, glass, paper, and some plastics. The spray paints are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
Many areas of use
Spray paints are great to work with, and give your furniture, woodwork, or surfaces a great finish. Thanks to their properties, spray paints are easy to use and thus have many areas of use.
- Remodel your furniture
Give your old furniture a new lease on life by painting it with a glossy spray paint. Transform your old wooden kitchen chairs, the dresser in the hallway, or the worn sofa legs. The high-gloss surface will make the furniture feel like new.
- Art projects
Many artists and hobby painters appreciate using glossy spray paints for creating abstract and modern works of art. The quick drying time and glossy finish make them perfect for painting.
- Decoration and décor
Use glossy spray paint for smaller interior design projects in the home. Respray the knobs on the cabinet doors or handles on the kitchen drawers. Or why not take the opportunity to freshen up lamp bases, frames, or flower pots?
- DIY projects
When it comes to DIY projects and glossy spray paint, you are only limited by your imagination. No matter if you are building a shelf, a desk, or a bench, the spray paint will give your project a beautifully glossy finish.
How to apply the spray paint
Start by shaking the can for at least two minutes. Make sure that the surface to be painted is clean, dry, and free of grease. You should always test the paint a small area to see how the spray paint behaves and how it looks.
When you’re ready, spray at a distance of 15-25 centimetres from the object or surface. For best results, spray several thin coats.
Don’t forget to turn the can upside-down after use and spray to empty the nozzle.
Frequently asked questions about glossy spray paint
What is the difference between glossy and matte spray paint?
The main difference is the painting result. Glossy spray paints give your surface a glossy finish, while matte spray paints produce a matte surface.
How fast does spray paint dry?
It depends on the material you are painting as well as how you have applied the spray paint. The drying time of the specific spray paint is always stated on the can.
