Great, the kids we worked with loved that the cans were easy to handle. We love that this spray paint is safe for use indoors.

Perfect for fine art and indoor projects

Love these water-based spray paints! 1. They don’t sizzle so much and they don’t dry with that acidic bubbly texture that the hardcore cans do when used on canvas, mixed media paper, etc. 2. They can sprinkle if you use the perfect amount of light pressure while close to the canvas. Achieves a nice splatter effect that can otherwise take a long time to achieve by flicking wet paint brushes. Wish they were more consistent at achieving this effect though. Sometimes you get a full spray instead, and the darker colors don’t seem to splatter at all, usually. 3. Great drip effects when you spray very close to canvas for a long enough time, and the drip trails always have a nice full volume to them at the ends. 4. Less fumey or smelly than regular spray paint. I use in an 8x9’ indoor room with a 4-foot window open (2’ of it opens) and with a fan on the floor by the door, and never feel like I’m inhaling anything. I try to remember to put a mask on anyway, just to be safe. 5. Cans in this set are smaller, lighter weight, & more expensive, but easier to handle, than the water-based cans that are sold individually, which are smaller and more expensive than regular spray cans like Hardcore. I bought an air compressor + airbrush gun because these cans only spray so small, and the flow amount and splatter effect are difficult to control or predict, so I use the airbrush set to complement these cans. I used thinned acrylic paint in those, which seems compatible with what’s in these cans (I can paint or spray acrylic paint over this stuff with out issue, and spray this stuff on acrylic paint without issue. They seem to bind well enough. I love that Spray Planet made these because now I can still use my graff skills indoors on my fine art so I still be a graff artist, and also sell the stuff I make (rather than only ever putting hundreds of dollars worth of spray paint into a wall mural that I can only ever sell photos of). A little spray paint always adds a nice loose, urban, pop-culture feel to my paintings. They used to be too realistic and bland, now I can represent my graff artist roots and spice up my paintings!

Great Colors!

These are going great! I use these in my studio inside 'cuz I live in a rainy area. I still use a mask 'cuz I can't keep the place ventilated but the colors go down on canvas great and the coverage is so solid.