Spray Paints

Spray Paints for DIY, Art, Automotive & Marking:

Spray paints in this collection cover a particularly broad range of applications, from everyday DIY and decorative projects to professional artist acrylics, automotive finishes, primers, clear coats, line marking and survey marking. Brands represented include Dulux, Liquitex, Rust-Oleum, Galmet, Ultracolor and Max Brand, with aerosol sizes and finishes varying according to their intended use.

General-purpose colour options span practical blacks, whites and greys through to reds, blues, greens, yellows and metallic shades. Finishes represented include gloss, satin, flat and clear, alongside specialist camouflage and low-odour formulations.

Artist Acrylic Spray Paints:

Liquitex Professional Acrylic Spray Paint forms a substantial part of the range. These 400ml artist-grade acrylic aerosols use water-based technology and are available across an extensive colour palette, including traditional artist colours, fluorescent shades, transparent colours, iridescent metallics and neutral greys. They are compatible with other Liquitex acrylic products, making them particularly relevant for artists working across mixed acrylic techniques. Liquitex replacement nozzles and cap cleaner are also included.

Primers, Clear Coats & Specialist Spray Paint:

Preparation and finishing products include Ultracolor Grey Primer and White Undercoat, Dulux Acrylic Primer and Dulux clear spray paints. Specialist options extend to Rust-Oleum camouflage paint and Dulux acrylic lacquer and engine coat formulations.

The collection also includes Galmet 350g spray paints in colours and finishes such as White Gloss, Silver, Ocean Blue, Brunswick Green, Bright Red and several black finishes.

Line Marking & Survey Marker Paint:

For marking applications, Dulux line marker spray paints include Black and Yellow 500g cans. Survey marker paints are represented in highly visible colours including Vivid Yellow, Fluoro Orange, Red and Purple.

Choosing the Right Spray Paint:

Start with the intended surface and application rather than colour alone. Check whether you need general colour, an artist acrylic, primer, clear finish, automotive coating or marking paint. Then compare the required finish, colour and can size, and always confirm that the individual spray paint is suitable for the material and environment you intend to paint.