Krylon® COLORmaxx™ Brush-On, Satin, Black, 1/2 Pint

Bought this to cover finished plywood to use for shelving. The paint went on smooth and was dry to the touch in about 3 hours (Arizona has very low humidity). The satin finish looks great since it's acrylic latex paint cleanup was easy. I would definitely recommend this paint for just about any project I can think of.

Finished project a few days ago and as long as it is durable it won’t lol be awesome. Still a bit tacky so we shall see. Easy to apply and covered nice with 2 coats.

Love this paint. Great color, (dark green), good quality. It is easy to apply, and clean up is a breeze ( even if you get it in your hair a little olive oil takes it right out). 😊

I used this to change the look of my stairway. It covered well with 2 coats and the gloss finish matched the gloss of the wood I left stained. I'm already planning for what next I'll be using this paint.

I believe that I most have received a bad can of paint. The paint was completely congealed and unusable.

I couldn't find water based paint in green for my Christmas tree decorations that I made from pallet boards. I only had oil based. So I dropped the wad for this Krylon. I wanted something that was OK for outdoors because these trees will sit in all weather probably until at least February or later. Brushed on ok. However, it is more "blue spruce" than hunter green. Has a blue hue to it. Dried fairly quickly. Sanded off ok for distressing and looks much better.Arrived QUICKLY on time for the deadline I put on myself to get this done. Now ready for lights & planting outside.I would recommend it but just be aware that it is more of a blue spruce color and not a true "hunter green" which has more yellow.

Received the paint the next day, thanks to my prime. Krylon always produces good paint and the coverage is impeccable.

We were a little anxious at first about of how the Krylon Colormaxx Brush-On Acrylic paint would cover our vinyl shutters due to a bad experience we had a few years back when we had the original shutters painted using Sherman William's paint that resulted in the paint peeling off a few months after it was applied, and we then had to buy replacement shutters.The person who painted these vinyl shutters for us shared that he lightly roughed the shutters up a bit using a Scotch Bright scouring pad prior to painting them to remove the dirt buildup on them and to add a little texture to the wood grain look for the paint to stick to. From one quart of paint Doug was able to put two coats of Krylon paint on each of the 6 pairs of shutters and the attaching screws. There was even some paint left over for future touch up needs, if needed.We are very satisfied with the way our blue shutters now look [better than when they were new]; and we especially like the Regal Blue color and the light shine the Gloss finish has given the shutters. Our home looks very attractive now. It has been over a month since they were painted with lots of rain and humidity, and they still look great. Several of our neighbors have stopped to admire the shutters and ask what paint we used. Thank you so much Krylon for a great product. We are hoping this paint will last for several years as our home gets a lot of afternoon sun.