Edding 5200 Permanent Spray - Rust Effect - 200 ml - Acrylic Paint for Painting and Decorating Glass, Metal, Wood, Ceramic, Plastic, Canvas - Aerosol Spray, Acrylic Spray, Paint Spray,4-NL5200936

Bought this spray along with the primer, to spray paint a new 10l galvanised bucket for one of my house plants. Paint gave excellent coverage, only needing one coat. No drips and the nozzle didn't block. Perfect colour, definitely the rusty look. Primer took 3 hours to cure, top coat was dry within 30 minutes. Extremely happy with the finished planter

Great product, it even has a gritty rust finish. Used it to spruce up my motorcycle. I should add that I very lightly oversprayed with black to darken the effect.

Not a plain rust coloured paint. Has particle flecks that give a nice appearance. Suppose it depends on what use it for.

Great coverage and look. Simple to apply

I have bought this product repeatedly for use in modelling, primarily using it on plastic. Creates a great rusty finish and adheres well, even without a primer coat. Spray is good and strong right down to the end of the can. It is quite expensive for only a small 200ml can, but worth the money in my opinion, particularly for smaller jobs. Just make sure you shake well before use. Also, cans always arrive in working order - I have bought other brands of spray paint from Amazon and, on occasion, they have arrived and, for one reason or another, have not worked or have required a great dealing of coxing to get anything out...

Seems a decent colour match. (Used for screws going through Corten steel)

Quick, easy to use, waterproof wood perfectly.

I wanted something to make a newly installed pale grey OpenReach box less unsightly and tried this. I applied an Edding universal primer first, then gave it a few coats of the rust-coloured top coat. The nozzle provides a sufficient level of control to achieve an even finish and the colour was as expected. Only time will tell whether it's durable or not but it seems to have adhered well. By the way, several reviews mention that the nozzle can't be depressed. This is nonsense, and stems from people not reading the instructions. Before first use, you must remove the red plastic ring (beneath the nozzle) that prevents accidental discharge.