PERMANENT CAMO PAINT - QUART

I used it on my vehicle, needed some thinner to roll on smoothly. Dried quick but it was also around 100F on the day I put it on. I bought 2 cans of returned paint but even that was in good condition and after mixing without lumps. The Marsh Grass color is close to the military beige. Held up OK after a few months of rough use, the desert shrubs are harsh on any paint finished when going off-road. Seems a bit softer than actual car paint after it cured hence 4 stars.Update: Painted my van, used about 3 cans total. Outside temp was 85F. Again I bought the cheaper "open can" paint. I poured about 3 and 1/2 cans in to a 1 gal bucket, mixed it well with an electric drill. Added a little thinner. Sprayed over primed and prepped body. Because this is a 1 component paint it does not cure like automotive 2 component paint but rather dries like, well paint. Allow extra time, paint on a day when the sun is out to help to dry it. I am convinced that the paint is good even so some reviews complaint about "mud in can". That can be resolved by mixing it properly. The shade looks different on the attached pictures but both vehicles look the same next to each other. So the paint has not faded in the 6 months of Vegas sun.Touch-up: During a windy night our yard gate blew open and it caused a big chip in the paint from the gate rubbing all night against the vehicle. Damage was 2 inches long, 3/4 wide all the way to the steel. Touch-up using a brush resulted in a perfect match, can't even see where it was damaged.

It came dented and half full

I couldn’t find a good review with instructions so here’s what i did. I used 2 quarts on the outside of my 16ft boat. Reason for 4 stars is because when i received the paint it was separated and the bottom half was very thick and hard to remix.sand entire boat 80 gritsmooth it back out 220 griti used spray paint primer over bare spotsfirst coat light to medium coveragesecond coat heavy coveragei used an hvlp gun and found that a 2:1 mixture was best

Painted a 16 ft alumin boat, ran it threw a wagner power painter, did need a little thinning. turned out awesome !

I have used about every "camo" paint out there marketed to hunters and Hunters Specialties is by far my favorite. The Mud Brown in particular is the most realistic shade of dirty natural brown out there. Others seem to have picked colors that they thought look outdoorsy but HS really did their home work researching the colors.

Coats well over primer

I have used this product for years on my duck boat and duck blinds. I am never disappointed.

Great paint, thick and good coverage. I used it on my aluminum Jon boat