Krylon K18202 Coarse Stone Textured Finish Spray Paint, Charcoal Sand, 12 Ounce

Cleaned and resprayed my small water fountain at my front door. Looks like new. Simple to use. I did put a primer for plastic on first.

Perfect color if you like an off-white stone look. I used this for 3 pillar candles for my mantel. They were white, like whiiiiite, and I wanted a more rustic stone look, but bought them because I liked their shape. I spray painted them last night in a thin coat and it was dry this morning. It’ll look nice on my mantel!

Just like some others said the cap was a lil hard to get off. But the product work perfectly I decided to do only one thin coat only because i didn’t want it to get caked up or start peeling off.

Got a bunch of things out of storage and a few items yellowed because it has been eight years. My sun and moon were originally an off-white but looked yellow so I painted it gray and then thought I would try this out on the sun and moon first. Definitely looks better in person and really gave it an updated contemporary look. Next I needed to re-paint the pedestals for my dining room table glass top to rest upon. They looked awful! They are supposed to have an aged look but they just looked yellow and dirty after all this time. I repainted them so that they were more white towards the bottom and with a little bit color going up and tried to get kind of an aged/ombre look back to it. It’s hard to tell in the picture unless you zoom in. I used most of the spray on the bottom and then less and less since a heavy piece of glass is going to be on top of two of these Roman pedestals, and I didn’t want any texture rubbing against the glass. I didn’t realize that there was no background color to this, so I’m glad I bought three cans for two pedestals. I also purchased one of those hand triggers that you easily attached to a spray can, which was awesome! When you first start using the can you get a lot of product and after you’re halfway through the can you get less and less. It then continues to diminish until they can is empty so it’s very inconsistent. That was my biggest complaint, but it really saved the day for my dining room table pedestals! I definitely recommend this product and would use it again.

This works much better than the other brand I tried and is rated for outdoor use. It goes on easy and 2 coats provided the texture I was looking for.

Box and can of paint damaged. Nozzle tube busted, unusable. Also, not returnable so apparently, 3rd party sellers can sell or have delivered damaged or defective products with no fear of returns or recourse.

Just what we needed!

Outdoor Precautions: The paint comes out beautiful looking that is surely the positive; however, this texture takes a LONG time to dry. I let it dry for over 6 hours and it "seemed" dry enough to the touch. Then, I left it alone overnight and a light rain came in. When I went outside the next morning every single bit of the textured paint washed off or turned to a paste. I took a garden hose and simply sprayed the paint off with water which came off real easy and left a bunch of granules in the driveway. LESSON LEARNED: Plan your paint job well. Check the weather for at least 24 hours and make sure there is no moisture or rain for at least 24 hours. Dry to the touch is not enough for this paint. Also, application seems to work better on more sunny days rather than cloudy, slightly moist and cool days. While your new stone paint job will look REALLY cool when done, don't let the "dry to the touch" fool you. It is not ready to be exposed to weather. I have used this paint before outside and it held up well when properly dried and placed some clear coat or some sort of poly over it. Be VERY careful when using this or it can turn real frustrating and expensive to have to clean up and start over again.