Ironlak Sugar Spray Paint, 400ml, Warhead

I love this brand of spray paint. I was using this particular color very lightly for a translucent, mattifying effect (on top of marble contact paper for my children's play kitchen. This made the "marble" look much more realistic). I'm very pleased with the results. This paint is super hard wearing and cleans easily (I was able to remove crayon with a magic eraser, and the paint stayed in place). Love that it's low voc.If you want to use this in an opaque application, I do believe you could accomplish that with this.

Defective item - bottle was shaken for more than 2 minutes as directed on the instructions. Was able to get one spray out before the stream stopped completely. Rinsed the nozzle, but no luck. $11 for a non-refundable bottle because Amazon's policy doesn't allow for flammable items to be returned. For shame.

Good color, little smell...but you have to take the nozzle off, remove the plastic collar and put back on...then it will depress...

Beautiful bright red color and you can definitely tell this is not your regular spray paint. I normally do allot of spray painting in my garage with it open and normally the fumes are overwhelming at times but with this there are barely any fumes at all. I feel like I could almost paint with the garage closed and be fine.

I feel like a rookie boxer with a pair of Mike Tyson's gloves.

This is the only brand of spray paint I use because it drives fast and has a nice matte finish that isn't glossy and cheap looking.

I got Vanilla and Liquorice of this brand and I have to say I think the black (Liquorice) has much better coverage power. This is nice, but it would take several coats to get a good amount of coverage. It's better for soft highlighting or muting of other colors, in my opinion.

Nice matte colors and low VOC. Painted some dollar store plastic cups and so far they've withstood daily use and hand washing. Would def order again.

Maybe I didn't read the blurb properly, butI was looking caramel coloured paint to paint some bits of paper. Wha came out of the can was a powder, which was the right colour but wasn't paint as I understand it, and could be wiped or blown off the off the paper. I took 'Sugar' to be a trade name - after all you have Alan Sugar. , but I can only think is intended to paint cake icing!The original plan was to use instant coffee diluted and painted on the paper, maybe I should go back to that.

The can sprayed out a congealed mess, spitting and spluttering paint in great drops despite being thoroughly shaken before use. This is not the first issue I've had with this brand of spray paint. I will not be giving them a third chance.

Becomes a bit globby after using, but spraying a bit at different angles seemed to clear it up.

I was in the market for something smaller however given the price tag, I ended up getting this one. It is black as black can be. Shake it, spray it, job done. Great to work with my stencils.

The green one is something wrong with it- I have all colours and this is only one that not straying properly and constantly need to unblock the nozzle !!!! Hope it's just one off - otherwise I like this company spray