@@MJRLHobbyStuff YKnow, since you got some spare cans at home if you're not using em for anything else if you're looking for a neat hobby you could pick up graffiti, try out a couple of tags, maybe a throwie, or even work towards making a piece 8) There's a lot of tutorials online and you can add your own style, it can be an incredibly rewarding / cathartic experience + people will look up to you if they see ur work out on the streets. Seriously man it's just one of those things you should just try cause there's no way i can pitch this to you. It can feel amazing that's all i'm saying. There's like well over 100 reasons and i think the only way to get why you'd want to try it out is by actually trying it out :P + the cans you got (montana) are really good for painting walls with
It’s very on the delicate side. If you apply it to very small areas it should be fine, but if you have really large areas maybe regular metallic silver spray paint would be a better/cheaper option. But if money is not a problem go for it.
I think that you sprayed way too much clear coat on the spoons. Especially given you applied it all in one coat. Just my 2 cents I could be wrong. As usual.
@@MJRLHobbyStuff A graffiti mop is basically like a bingo dabber filled with graffiti ink, because you're using spray paint this is why you're getting a lot of graffiti bros on this video :P You should try it it's actually really fun :) Nice video, thanks for sharing!
It is somewhat durable, but constantly touching it will remove the shine after a while. I personally haven’t tried it yet but a clear gloss coat should protect it. I believe Gaia makes a Clear gloss that works ok with Molotow chrome but I’m not 100% sure. More research is needed. When I know for sure I’ll back to you