Is Green Rust-Oleum Spray Paint Worth It?

Here's the bit that actually matters: the nozzle. This can uses an any-angle comfort tip, so you can hold it sideways, upside down, or at an awkward angle to get behind a chair rail or under a railing spindle without your finger cramping halfway through the can. That matters because even pressure is what keeps a spray finish looking sprayed on and even, rather than blotchy where your hand got tired and eased off. The paint itself is formulated to bond to wood, plastic, metal, wicker, plaster, even unglazed ceramic, so the same can that handles a sage green birdhouse also handles a metal patio table. It dries to the touch in about twenty minutes, fast enough to flip a piece and hit the other side, or add a second coat, in the same afternoon instead of losing a weekend to drying time. Each can covers roughly twelve square feet, so the six pack exists because most real projects, a chair, a set of shutters, a run of fencing, eat through more than one can before you're done.