14 Best White Spray Paint (2022 Updated)

This color was discontinued and I had a hard time trying to find it. Was thankful to get it because I wanted to repaint a table that I already painted with this color that matches chairs. I didn’t want to have to paint all the chairs over again, too.

So I touched up the table and the chairs match and everything looks brand new again. Thanks for having this paint color.

Went on kind of transparent looking instead of solid white, I usually use rust oleum but couldn’t find that brand at the time and figured this would be similar. Maybe with a few coats it would be ok but I’d rather not do more than one coat if possible.

I’m only using it as a base coat to prep tumblers so don’t want to have to do multiple layers as I already have other layers of glitter, ink, epoxy etc going on them.

I had several diorama pieces cast from dental stone that needed primed. This did the job without issue. Paint going on now.

This is a great spray can paint. Applied evenly, dried great. No complaints at all.

I use this product to stripe fields for a youth soccer league. It sprays well onto the grass and lasts for the games. Of course, grass grows and is watered so we do need to re-paint weekly, but this product does well!.

Works as expected. Stays in place. Does what it needs to do.

My fiancé was working on refinishing a desk & she used this spray paint to paint the desk. She was very happy how it turned out.

I love the Rust-oleum brands of assorted paints! The brand has copy cats but for all of our outdoor painting needs we always stick with the brand that works much better than the rest. There are cheaper alternatives but none that will work as well and cover as evenly.

If you have things outside that are metal and exposed to the elements, Rust-oleum can protect them from rust and corrosion. I use the products on any and everything that we store outside. From wheelbarrows, to lawn furniture anyone can easily apply and get great results.

I have tried the paint and spray in a can and always have had great results. I like that it only needs to be done once and the metals are protected fully from rain water and snow. We dont have a lot of storage available so we always try to give our metals a coating so they last a long time even if they are left outside without cover.

We also painted our ladder racks on our work truck and some metal on our mud jeeps and its been years since they were treated with Rust-oleum and they are still holding up great. No rust has come through and they still look like they are freshly painted.

If you go to any hardware store its almost guaranteed that you will see a store brand with a claim that the product is comparable to Rust-oleum and I reccomend skipping the other brands and paying a little extra for the real deal.

I tried the store brands in the past and it never did work as well. I highly reccomend people use this if they have metals outside exposed to the elements and Im sure nobody will be dissapointed with the results they get.

It is a bit more expensive then other brands that promise the same results but I know for sure its worth spending the few dollars more to get the better product. A little goes a long way and you dont need to be a professional painter to use it.

Its easy to apply and will last for a very long time. Its highly available in hardware stores and home improvement stores. It is somewhat expensive but worth the cost.

We needed to update mom’s dishwasher to look like stainless steel prior to selling her home and this product worked great. Other product reviews weren’t as good as the results customers found for this specific item and they were correct.

This really looks like stainless steel (matched the new fridge and stove) but take care to use the product correctly and you’ll love the results. Make sure you buy this specific item because others we found were not rated as highly as this one if you are looking to match or want the look of a stainless steel appliance.

Hope this review helps others.

I have used a lot of paints in my life at home as well as in working situations. For years I worked at a body shop and we used lots of the RustOleum spray paints. I found that you could always depend on a good quality and consistent paint from the manufacturers.

Often times when you buy off brands of paint one in about every five cans doesn’t spray well or not at all. I have never bought a can of this that failed to operate. I was also well pleased at how closely the colors match from can to can, another short coming of the off brands is color mismatches.

Quality I have always considered this to be top quality paint and at reasonable prices. Durability The RustOleum is very durable but as with any paint you must use it on a good surface, if you paint over trash you will have a trashy paint job, Coverage I find the coverage to be great compared to all the other sprays I have tried, even with hard to cover colors the RustOleum does an incredible job covering the existing color or surface.

Ease of Appliation This is very easy to apply just spray in long smooth strokes over lapping your project and over lap your strokes about 30 percent.

This was my first time using the paint & primer ultra cover spray paint. I changed the color of my kitchen and needed my barstool chairs to match. I sprayed part of the chair the night before just to see how it would look and this afternoon the paint rubbed off on my hands.

I was disappointed but when I looked on this site for reviews or tips I was pleasantly surprised to find the company customer service number. The person was very pleasant and extremely helpful. Based on my interactions with her I will be a customer for life.

Thank you.

I will never buy this product again. Have wasted a few hundred dollars and a good 3 weeks of labour, possibly ruined 8 fan blades. I just wish I had done a Google search and read reviews first. I followed the instructions to the letter and still my paint wrinkled.

Sanded it back, primer, top coat, sealer all again. same thing again. More wrinkles. Never again.

Good solid product, good coverage and heavily pigmented. I can’t speak for how lightfast or it’s longevity, as the main place I use it gets painted over very quickly. Graffiti Bridge Pensacola FL. I have notice it seems to clog caps worse than most other cans I’ve held in my hands.

I think a free accurate color chart should be standard after buying so much paint.

I love when I see this spray paint on sale. I pretty much buy whatever is on sale except for this pint because it is of outstanding quality. It does have a nice smell compared to other spray paint but I still would not recommend painting with it in doors as the description implies.

The coverage is great and I feel like the cans last a long time and go a ways. #sweepstakes.

I’ve been using these and Montana Golds for painting murals. The 94s flow smoothly, don’t run easily and ave a great cap that allows you to get nice clean lines, (its one of my favorites to use. ) Compared to a Krylon or Rustoleum can, you will have much less tendency to get drips and can work a little slower with the 94s.

The paint does have a consistency that can build up a little bit of a thick clumpy texture but it isn’t anything that I’ve had problems with. I’ll definitely continue to use these cans.

Purchased to mark sidewalk and driveway so I can see when I back out of my drive way, went on quick, full coverage and super fast drying. And price was excellent!!

I purchased pathway solar lights. before putting them outside I would recommend wiping them with a damp cloth and let them dry. Then I made a template to fit over the solar panel and sprayed LIGHTLY.

Once they were dry I lightly sprayed a second coat. This is a great way to get more life out of your solar lights. they will NOT get that foggy film after exposure.

Overall this is a good product as Rust-Oleum has been doing this forever. I do find that with their new Angle Spray design that the paint sometimes comes out blotchy. To avoid ruining what you are paining, shake very well and start the application a few inches off the item so that the spray is consistent once it reaches the painting surface.

Used this to finish off a surfboard that I refinished. ONE KEY THING TO NOTE: I would suggest sticking with ONE BRAND of paint products per project. I used this to cover the same brand of paint which was on top of the same brand of primer.

I spoke to a professional paint shop and they recommended using the same brand all the way from primer to clear coat. Personally, I feel that is why the other reviewers had issues with this product.

I Use this product each summer to repaint all the parking lines around my facilities. I have 80-90 lines to paint and it takes about 8 cans. I’ve just finished painting for my fourth year, so I’ve probably been through 30-35 cans.

Generally it works well and sprays a nice consistent width. It does fade after a year or two, but I think it’s quick and easy to use with the striping machine (Takes about 2 hours for me). The worst thing is that of the cans that I’ve used two of them wouldn’t spray inverted.

So from my sample maybe 5-10% are duds. #sweepstakes.

12 Cans of white marking paint all bad, ordered this same exact product many times and all other cases of paint were good? could be just a bad batch but was a waste of money this time, no dates on cans? is there quality control with this product?.

I used this product to mark a trail running course, not on the off road wooded sections, only on the gravel road section. The paints are rich in color and hold up well even with moderate rain. As these roads are on public lands, I do not use the paint on boulders, trees etc, only gravel or dirt.

The paint lasts a couple days and is then dispersed by traffic.

This is a very good rust paint at a economical price. It is in the painting section, not the automotive section and is less expensive than the automotive products. I used it on my while boat trailer, my black trailer hitch and some black wheel rims.

I touch up the trailer hitch on my truck in the fall. Just make sure its clean and dry. It actually sprays on fairly thick. On a boat trailer it will last a few years before needing a touch up. I just spray it directly over the rust.

They also have several other colors. The black gloss is very glossy.

Good value spray paint for both interior and exterior projects. Great on metals but also wood surfaces. Great selection of colors and finishes. Reasonably quick drying time. My choice for small projects, crafts and jobs around the house.

Note: spray nozzles don’t clog up. good for multiple applications.

Good product overall. I painted four slightly rusted 15 inch steel car rims, which I lightly prepped by sanding/scuffing first. The coverage was very good. I applied 3 coats to each rim and only used about 3/4 of a can.

The paint seems to be lasting, as well. The only downside is that the nozzle started to clog on the third coat because of build-up, so I had to keep wiping it clean as I was painting. The nozzle also started to dribble a little towards the end of the third coat, and this left a couple of blemishes in the paint, but they’re not really noticeable unless you look closely.

I recently started to do spray paint paintings and only use Montana gold paint. The quality and colors are great, so far very little issues with the paint spluttering or caps drying. Will be looking to buy more colors.

Fantastic price, and service second to none

No nozzle, no lid and leaked everywhere, waste of money

Whilst the bright gold colour is great, I found it very difficult to use. It comes out very heavily and the spray nozzle falls off a lot of the time. I would not be buying this brand again, nor would I recommend it.

It’s really easy to use, shake and go. Did it in the garden for safety, was really easy, and the results were brilliant.

The finish it leaves on wood is absolutely beautiful & great value for money too!

I have used this many times to paint refrigerators and other appliances. Like any other paint, 95% of the paint job is the preparation work. First, I clean the appliance with a cleaner/degreaser. My favorite is Purple Power, but I see that TSC carries several excellent brands.

It is so important to get the oil and grease off. Then sand with a fine wet or dry sand paper. I use Scotch Brite pads on refrigerators that have a textured surface so that the bottom of the grooves get sanded.

Wash again and let it completely dry. If you have compressed air, use it to blow water out of the nooks and crannies. Mask off anything you don’t want painted. First do a very light coat. Overlap each stroke by about 50%.

Push the button and release it not on the surface to be painted. That way you get a very even coat. Let it dry for about 5 minutes, then you can do a thicker coat that will give a good finish. Let dry for a few days.

This is exactly how I paint, and people were surprised that the paint job was not factory, but done in my driveway. I have rentals, and I have painted many refrigerators that worked great but could use a nice coat of paint.

Don’t skip any steps. Each step in preparation is just as important as the paint. There are several good videos available on line about how to get great results with spray cans.

This spray is extremely effective,and a single spray converted my discolored sink to a brilliant white. The substance dries very quickly,and retains its sheen. However,I suggest you wear rubber gloves and a mask when using it because the spray gives off a fine shower of paint when used.

Also,do not use it in a confined space.