Then I tested the Rustoleum Gloss Protective Enamel. The 123 primer scratched off a little less easily, but some of the scratching took off the primer too.Īnd the BIN primer section only scratched off a little bit, but only scratched off the paint, and not the primer. The no primer section scratched off very easily. Then I scratched at the Kyrlon Fusion Spray Paint. I’m sure that if I would have scuff-sanded before, it would have held even better. So, I know that the primer was doing a good job of sticking to the table. When I dug in with my fingernail, I was able to scratch it a tiny tiny tiny bit. Thankfully the BIN shellac primer and the 123 primer held very well when I scratched it with my finger nail. Remember, I didn’t sand this table before painting because so many people want to skip sanding. I started my scratch test by testing the primer. That’s because I put the tape on so soon after priming, so the primer in those spots never stood a chance. You might notice that the primer came off in some spots when I removed the tape. But the Behr, Rustoleum 2x and Krylon Color Maxx are glossier than the others.īefore diving into the scratch test, I removed all of the tape, and I made little labels to help identify what was what. Difference in SheenĬan you tell that the sheens are a little different between all of them? All the cans are labeled as glossy. Here’s what they all looked like 7 days later. Then after spraying the second coat I left it to dry for a week. The Krylon Fusion, Color Place, and the Rustoleum Gloss Protective Enamel didn’t seem to spray as nice and evenly as the others, but they still got the job done. The Rustoleum 2X and the Behr sprayed great as well. This time, I paid more attention to how they sprayed and I have to say I really liked the way the Krylon Color Maxx sprayed.
The rest of the spray paints seemed to be about the same -neither really good or really bad at this point.Īfter 20 more minutes, I sprayed another coat over each section. The Color Place and Krylon Fusion didn’t seem to have as good of coverage when compared to the others.īehr Spray Paint looked the most impressive to us at this point. Coverage And SprayĪfter the first coat, here were my thoughts. Within 30 seconds of finishing, I sprayed another coat back over each section. Hahaīefore we sprayed each of them, we taped off each section, and shook the cans really well for a couple of minutes each.Īnd then I sprayed the Krylon Fusion Spray Paint. Except for the 2x that I couldn’t find in my local stores in black. The budget friendly Color Place, Krylon Color Maxx, Rustoleum 2x, Behr, Rustoleum Gloss Protective Enamel, and Krylon Fusion. The primer felt rough, so I lightly sanded it to smooth it out a bit. I ended up getting a lot of overspray on the no primer part, so I quickly wiped that back off.Īnd then I let the primer dry for 2 hours. I’m really curious to see how it turns out without sanding! So many people want to skip the prep and go right into the paint.
Yep, you might have noticed too, I didn’t scuff sand this before I primed it either. One for BIN Shellac Based Primer, another for 123 primer, and another for no primer. Then I took it outside, and taped it off into 3 sections. Rustoleum Gloss Protective Enamel Spray PaintĪlright, to set up the test, I cleaned up an old beat-up coffee table that I got for free.
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I also may earn from other qualifying purchases with other companies or get free product to review and use. Haha Best Spray Paint For FurnitureĪs an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. One of these days I want to spray paint a piece of furniture, but I need to know what the best spray paint is to use before I do that. Here is what we found to be the best spray paint for wood furniture. I did a simple scratch test to see what paint stuck the best, but I was also able to see what sprayed the best, and what had the best coverage. So I grabbed 6 popular spray paints, and 2 popular primers to compare them. Wondering if one type of spray paint is better than another for painting wood? I was too.
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