How Much A Can Of Spray Paint Costs?
Cost varies depending on the brand, size of the can and the kind of spray paint it is that you’re looking for, and the retailer. There are a variety of spray paints. Each variant of spray paint is unique to the surface that it is meant to paint and has specified finishings for a particular surface, which influences the retail cost.
There are many things to look for when purchasing spray paint. Here’s an in-depth list of 7 different kinds of spray paints and finishings, their price ranges, and where you can find them:
Matte Finish Spray Paint
Chalkboard Spray Paint
High-Gloss Spray Paint
High gloss paints are the shiniest gloss finish there is. It offers a gloss touch to any surface and is usually dust and water-resistant. So it can be easily cleaned with a cloth or dusted with a duster.
Metallic Finish Spray Paint
Rust Resistant Primer Spray Paint
Heat Resistant Spray Paint
Frosting Spray Paint
It is often used to paint transparent surfaces to make it difficult to see through them, resulting in a translucent or semi-transparent finish. Surfaces such as bathroom windows or shower doors for privacy, etc.
Is the cost of spray paint worth it?
Depending on the kind of project you’re working on or the kind of surface you need to be painted, it may be worth doing some research to make an informed decision on your purchase, especially if you’re taking on a project by yourself.
Conclusion
Spray paint costs averages between R69 to R300 / $5 to $18 but the price varies from brand to brand as said previously. It’s important to understand the nature of the surface you are looking to paint before you can understand why it is priced that way. Some paints cost more. After all, they offer more durability and added metals, whereas some paints cost less because they are low effort. You should speak to your local handyman or hardware store assistant to get a better sense of paint brands’ cost averages in your area that fit your budget.
