Spray Paint

Spray paint makes fast, even color possible on projects big and small, from home improvement to automotive touch-ups and DIY. Packed in easy-to-use aerosol cans, it lays down a smooth finish without brush marks, reaches tight angles, and dries quickly so you can recoat and handle your work sooner. Whether you’re renewing outdoor furniture, protecting a metal railing, or adding a pop of color to décor, spray paint delivers professional-looking results with minimal setup.

Choose from enamel, acrylic, and lacquer formulas to match durability and recoat needs. Outdoor and rust-preventive options stand up to weather on metal gates and patio sets. High-heat sprays perform on grills and engines. Plastic-bonding paints adhere to polypropylene and PVC. Specialty lines include chalk finish for a soft look, appliance epoxy for hard-use surfaces, fluorescent colors for visibility, and marking paint for landscaping and construction.

Dial in the look with matte, satin, gloss, high-gloss, hammered, textured, or stone effects. Clear coats add depth and protection. Many products offer low-odor or low-VOC performance for indoor projects, plus adjustable caps to control overspray.

Get great results with smart prep: clean, degloss, and lightly sand; use a primer matched to your surface (metal, plastic, masonry, or stain-blocking). Spray at 50–90°F with low humidity. Shake well, test the pattern, and apply multiple light coats 8–12 inches from the surface, moving past edges to avoid buildup. Respect recoat windows to prevent wrinkling, and allow full cure for maximum hardness.

Helpful accessories include spray handles for comfort, replacement caps, painter’s tape, drop cloths, sanding blocks, tack cloths, and respirators for ventilation. After painting, clear the nozzle by inverting the can and spraying until only propellant escapes, then store upright. From quick touch-ups to full restorations, spray paint offers speed, control, durability, and a wide color palette to power your next project.