- Does it really bond to plastic without sanding or priming?
- Krylon rates it for plastic and other hard surfaces with no sanding or priming. Clean the surface of grease and dirt first; adhesion is best on a scuffed or wiped-clean surface.
- How does it compare with Rust-Oleum 2X?
- Both are paint-and-primer sprays for mixed materials. Fusion All-In-One leans on plastic adhesion and rust protection; 2X is often chosen for broader color coverage per can. Technique matters more than brand for either.
- How should I apply it for a smooth satin finish?
- Spray several light coats instead of one heavy coat, and keep the can moving. Recoat within the window on the label, or wait until it is fully cured, to avoid wrinkling.
- Is it good for outdoor metal and rust protection?
- Yes. Krylon markets it with maximum rust protection, and owners use it on railings, patio furniture and mailboxes. Sand any existing rust first so the paint has clean metal to bond to.
- What is in the box?
- Six 12 oz aerosol cans of Krylon Fusion All-In-One in satin Dried Rosemary. No primer or clear coat is included.
- How much area does one can cover?
- Coverage depends on the surface; porous wood and bare metal soak up more. Buy extra if you are painting large flat panels, since thin coats use more product.
- Where is the Krylon Fusion All-In-One Satin Dried Rosemary All-In-One Spray Paint 12 oz, Pack of 6 cheapest?
- At National Hardware Group, for $8.59, 83% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Krylon Fusion All-In-One Satin Dried Rosemary All-In-One Spray Paint 12 oz, Pack of 6?
- 7 stores we checked sell it, including Mrosupreme.com, Factory Hardware Store, National Hardware Group, Max Warehouse, Shell Lumber and Hardware.