I think rustoleum should be a part of both products.
In the end I have decided that Krylon paint looks good on a piece of wood but I don’t think that it’s going to work to replace the natural grain of wood. I don’t think it’s going to work to cover up a wood stain. But I do think that it looks a little better than Krylon did after 2 years. And I think that it could work on any wood with a fine grain. So I like this.
Krylon paint was very inexpensive (about $10 per can or 1 oz) vs. 1 oz on the natural grain, about 18$/50/100$. That $18/50/100$ makes this a little less of a bargain than other similar products.
The only other company that I have found with a spray paint can which is close to Krylon in price is Rockler. They have a 1 oz spray paint can right in the store for $18.95. But you have to use the sprayer and the can isn’t exactly small so it’s not a practical use for me. Also I would have had to purchase 3 pounds of their paint instead of just 2. If I want more paint I’m going to have to go buy a little more than that.
I do want to buy some primer to cover up that old rust stain, so this one looks great. It would be nice if it came in more colors, but I have it mixed up with a green and a brown. And that’s okay.
I just want your opinion on Krylon vs. paint. I think there is a very slight difference but I don’t think that it’s going to matter. But if you have any comments, comments on the other companies paint, other companies spray guns or what have you then drop us an email, or just let us know we love to hear from you. We are very active on Facebook as well, so if you like our post and want to keep up with our stuff, you may want to check us out and join our Facebook group.
Thanks for reading,
Tom
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