Customer Reviews for Rust-Oleum 12 oz. Bleached Stone Textured Finish Spray Paint

Gave an old cement bird bath a new life with this paint. My wife was astonished. Shake well & follow instructions on can. Use a flat base coat of the color that coincides with your paint scheme, I used a self etching primer as base which is a gray-green tint & did a satin clear coat after covering that with the Sienna stone paint, ending in beautiful results ! Wipe spray tip off before storage, replace cap and I always follow an old painter's tip and store my spray paints upside down to prevent aerosol gasses from escaping through can spray tip.

Painted a dark planter to white by epoxy undercoat one coat and spray the bleached stone over it, I think it looks great. The spray is not easily to control the pressure but spray from a foot away will help and wipe the spray head every time before and after spray also help spray out the round dots texture and doesn’t make a drip or mess.

Best thing i ever did, was to redo my red ceramic tile countertops!!!!

Perfect for what we wanted

Works great! need to put a base coat of paint on first. This will not cover completely. Took three coast to get desired texture.

I love this stone paint. I have an old fire pit table that the sun has peeled and cracked. I sanded and filled the cracks then used this stone paint with an exterior clear satin sealer. The table now looks brand new. Highly recommended.

Took more coats than I expected. 3 in some places. Did want I needed in the long run but took 3 times the can I figured

I bought several cans of these to do a cheap upgrade on my laminate kitchen countertops. The product works incredibly well and really updated the counters nicely. Many people I spoke to were not aware of there being textured sprays like this widely available now. I'll definitely consider getting more for future projects.

My wife used this and on a pitcher and water basin with a green spray paint

Works as described. Giving the substrate that stone look

I used this to paint a flower pot for my patio and after the 2nd day it strayed flaking off. I even primed the pot before painting. It’s not good for anything going outside.

This textured paint provided a nice refresh for my lamp.

The end result was great. It took practice and time but it was well worth it.

Used bleached stone to transform a chrome bench to a stone look. Easy to use took about 2-3 coats (1 can each coat) would love to try the other colors.

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Great product on wood and metal need to dry for while but finished product looks amazing.

Did all prep work and the paint went on nicely the first can and the second can. The third can was horrible it bubbles up and never cured. Very frustrated because I don’t want to spend money or time trying to fix it

Gave a second life to a discarded piece of furniture that is now part of my patio set adjacent to my hot tub, product applied evenly and I achieve great results

I did not read the can, (print to small for my age group). I used this on a darker surface and realized later we should have primed or done a lighter undecoat. You do suggest that the primer be used but my daughter started the project for me. Overall happy with the results. Very easy to use, it is messy but we had a paint station set up in a large box.

I had this same product in another color and decided to try this color also. I had to order it online since this color is not available in my local store. It takes a lot of product to get the expected appearance. One can does not go very far at all but that was not unexpected. What was unexpected is that many days after completing the project, I find that the paint easily comes off when it gets wet. Since I was painting old planters (for indoor use this time) that is not desirable. The paint does give a stone like appearance and the color does match the cap on the cans but it is difficult to work with, a bit pricey, and apparently cannot get wet - something that I did not see in any of the product details. Since my local stores do not sell this color they will not take back the remaining cans from the case of 6 that I purchased. My advice would be to buy 1 can, try it, make sure it meets your needs. I have always been pleased with Rust-oleum products, so this one is an exception. I have recently switched to Rust-oleum Paitner's touch, 2X, ultra cover paint and primer. I am very happy with it - covers well, cheaper by the can, and each can goes a very long way with very little prep work needed.

Takes a few coats to get an even layer due to the texture. But once I got a nice even layer it looks absolutely fantastic!

I love this paint. Redone my counters with it. It turned out awesome!

This works great it looks like real stone follow the instructions

Had to go buy another can because it doesn't stick well .

This Stone Sienna Textured Spray Paint exceeded my expectations. I was painting some large concrete planting pots. I first cleaned the old paint off of the pots with a pressure washer. I then used muriatic acid. After cleaning, I sprayed them with a few coats of this American Accents Stone Sienna, Textured Spray Paint. After allowing the textured paint to dry, per the manufactures recommendations, I added a few top coats of Rust-Oleum Painter's Touch 2X Flat Matte Clear General Purpose Spray Paint, for exterior durability. Most who see them think they came from the manufacturer that way. One tip that I will offer is to purchase more than you think you will need. I found that it actually took about twice as much of this Stone Sienna paint as I "Guess-timated."

I do not use this paint in a conventional manner. I work in the film industry and I use this as part of my process for distressing costumes. This paint, when applied to the bottom of a garment in light passes, gives the illusion of dried mud and other nasty dirt. It is a FAST and clean way to get a dirty look! :)

worked great on the countertops!

Takes FOREVER to dry and i needed 2 cans for a small area but wow; i just spent $20 for a complete new countertop look!! It feels textired too. Actually, it comes out VERY textured and i sanded a bit in betweeen coats to get what I want. Couple coats of epoxy too cost later and my 1989 laninate countertops have made it to the 21st century.