Rust-Oleum Camouflage Flat Army Green Paint

I am overhauling my duck boat amd decided to go with this as the base coat. I used a HVLP spray gun from harbor freight and laid the base down. It adhered perfect and the color was spot on from both cans. It dried really fast so i could keep moving with additional patterns. It lays down thick and very good value for the money. Cheaper than the store.

FINALLY!! Rustoleum came through!! I've been trying to find a paint color that matched my OLD aluminum fishing boat forever. The former paints were either way too green or just not good quality. This camouflage forest green is perfect. It's really dark green and matches my original paint perfectly. It's thick paint, but applies easily with a brush or roller. It takes some stirring to mix it, but once that's done, it covers good, spreads evenly, and seems to be a good quality paint. I used Rustoleum aluminum primer after sanding lightly and cleaning the hull with acetone. I then washed it with water and mild detergent, dried it THOROULY, and applied the primer. The paint seems to stick really good. I'll have to give it two coats because my old boat was in such bad shape. Just good paint!!!

Water based, but pretty good to spray once you get the hang of it. After many attempts I settled in at 5 oz water per quart for reduction and sprayed @ 18psi HVLP. Six light coats at 65F made a very nice uniform and surprisingly durable finish. It also has a hint of bronze tone that looks very nice.

Good paint, that really covers, and does the job. Thick, but goes on quickly and covers well. The finished color a classic Army Drab effect.

The artist , It's good paint and it does all the good stuff everyone says but the reason I bought it was it said it was non-reflective and flat and you cannot buy flat paint in this country anymore at the last reading which I just noticed it says matte finish Matt finish is not flat I can use the paint and so it will be good but I'm still in search for True flat black they took it off the market I don't think radar can pick it up may sound crazy but there's some reason they banded it, sincerely the artist

This paint works perfectly for coatings for my dear stands.

Bought the flat khaki after having used a bunch of the rattle cans on my boat, only to find that the stuff in the can is not the same color as the flat khaki from the rattle cans. Kinda disappointed that my boat interior is not 2-tone but I guess you get what you pay for. Oh well. Lessons were learned.

True camouflage uses several colors but I use this color by itself. I've used it to disguise cement footings and soil topping cement on a greenhouse. And I've used it to camouflage the poorly colored fake trunks of artificial trees.