KrylonK05545007 Colormaxx Spray Paint Aerosol, White

I was painting my wicker shelf when the can stopped spraying. It's not because it's clogged because I cleaned it thoroughly. Cannot hear any hissing sound come out at all. I only used 3/4 of the can! I'm not the only one that has this problem because I looked online and found a lot of numerous people that state same thing....like this one for example:"Does anyone else have a problem with recent Rust-Oleum aerosol paint cans losing their propellant and going dead prematurely? Today I grabbed a can of primer that was 3/4 full. It gave one little sputter and then nada... no more pressure. I seem to have a lot of cans lately that are 1/2 to 3/4 full that when I go to use them they are no longer pressurized with propellant."

This may work just fine for others, but I am very sensitive to fumes. This has very strong paint fumes. I am not used to using spray paint, so I am not familiar with how many coats a typical spray paint takes. I felt it took multiple sprays back and forth to achieve coverage, which is o.k. if you're looking for a fine spray/sheer coverage. For complete coverage, it may require two to three coats. Also, I made the mistake of using this on an extremely humid day (90% humidity), and for best results, use on a less humid day, as it slowed drying time considerably. I do not feel this is a reflection on the product itself, however, as other cans of paint I have stipulate not to use over a certain % humidity. My bad for tempting fate.

The paint is fine and looks good.BUT it takes a TON of paint to cover. I had been using Rustoleum 2X, then i saw this really cheap and i had extra rewards, so i grabed 3 cans of white. Itcwas 3.13 a can, and the Rustoleum 2X wasc2 cans for $8. To cover porous wood thatchas been sanded and prepped, it takes almost 4 cans of this and ONE can of the Rustoleum 2X. Just the way it was. So you coul say i paid about $13 a can for this, and $4 a can for the Rustoleum 2X. I will use this as primer to sand. Oh well.......

I used this paint to paint my toddler's plastic activity chair. At first the chair looked amazing, but then the paint started to chip off endlessly... my child's hands and feet get all covered in white chips, and they also get stuck in the (dark) laminated floor which is impossible to remove. The paint/gloss coat also captures all kinds of dirt which is impossible to remove no matter how hard you scrub. I do not recommend this product on plastics, especially on items that will be used by a small child.

The spray paint is good. It takes a while for you to understand how to work with spray paint (is it’s ur first time like myself)Once you get the just of it, you can easily paint all desired areas. The paint dries out fast as well.Although it stinks pretty bad. If you live in an apartment like myself. It becomes pretty unbearable to stay in the room where you used the paint for quite a while (3 days for me).May be it’s just me and my strong sense of smell, although be prepared before using this