Do you need it to dry fast? Are you painting rusty steel? Or clean steel? Plastic, wood or Aluminum? it varies as what is best to use. When painting steel, if I really want it to last as long as it can, I like to use a primer and not the all in one (paint and primer combined). It’s not true black – more of a dark dark gray – but the chalky paint finish is just fantastic.I do not have any one favorite but I find the brand names all work pretty good. My second runner up is Behr’s chalk paint. I love the deep black color and the great coverage. My top pick for a black spray paint is Colorshot blackout. If you want a glittery, gleaming black, this is a really cool option!! What is the best black spray paint? I made that all caps on purpose – it’s very metallic! There is a lot of silver and glitter in it! This was a bit of a wild card but I figured why not add it to the collection!Ĭolorshot’s Smolder is a METALLIC black. This is a skip from me! Colorshot Smolder This is the big paint that Lowes pushes and I was honestly disappointed by it! It’s not super matte – theres still a little gleam – and it’s not completely black – more of a deep charcoal. Set next to some of the more true blacks, it appears more like a dark charcoal coverage.īut, great paint, great coverage, a solid pick if you don’t need a true black. This is great for giving trhifted cansiters a pottery-like look. It is completely matte with zero gloss to it which is really on trend. I am honestly obsessed with the matte chalky finish of Behr spray chalk paint. Just keep that in mind! Behr Chalk Classic Noir My biggest negative for this paint is the glossy finish – it’s fine in some applications, not in others. The coverage is really good and consistent. This is a super true black color – very very dark black. It does have a very glossy finish so keep that in mind.
This is a great paint that I love to use for spraying thrifted type items. This is probably related to the satin sheen more than anything else. There is an ever so slight texture to this paint – so plan to just barely sand (I like to rub down with a paper grocery bag!) if you want a completely smooth finish. I actually love this as a softer option – if you don’t want quite the stark contrast of a true black, go for dark walnut! You only notice the slight brown when paired with other true blacks. If you saw it by itself, you would almost certainly call it black. So, I decided to leave it in the running. But, it’s so close to black that I didn’t realize it was NOT black until I was photographing the can. Thicker coats tend to get splotchy with the glossy finish so stick to 3 light coats for good coverage and to avoid splotches. My biggest qualm with this paint is that I feel like it didn’t give quite as good of coverage as some of the other paints.
It is very dark black – definitely a true black. This is another popular black paint option. This is my pick for a true matte black! Rustoleum Paint & Primer Gloss Black I love the matte finish – it has no glossiness to it whatsoever. It is the darkest, blackest black of all of the paints that I tried.
Their colors are gorgeous and I really love the slim can – it’s easier to hold!īlackout is their true black.
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