Spray Paint

Whether you're into fine art, murals, bombing, or anything in between, we offer over 500 different colors of spray paint, providing a huge range of options to fuel your creativity. Each brand we carry offers unique characteristics, from different pigment formulas to pricing and pressure levels, all of which cater to different artistic preferences.

What makes our paint different from what you buy at the hardware store?

Regular hardware spray paint such as Krylon and Rustoleum is mainly designed for general-purpose applications such as DIY projects, household repairs, and other simple tasks. It typically offers OK coverage and durability but lacks the wide color range, precise control, and specialized formulations necessary for serious artists.

In contrast, the spray paint we carry is specifically manufactured to suit the needs of the most serious artists around the world. Here's why it's considered superior:

1. Color Intensity and Variety

Graffiti spray paint offers a wider range of vibrant colors with high-quality pigments, providing rich and opaque coverage. This allows artists to get the cleanest and brightest colorways and schemes not typically possible with store-bought paint.

2. Control and Precision

Graffiti spray cans feature special valve systems and different pressure settings. These cans have female valves that support hundreds of cap types for maximum control. Hardware cans use proprietary and outdated valves that are often messy and drippy.

3. Durability and Weather Resistance

Graffiti spray paint is made to withstand outdoor conditions, including sunlight, moisture, and temperature changes—ensuring long-lasting results.

4. Specialized Formulations

Formulated for graffiti, these paints dry quickly, resist dripping, and provide strong coverage tailored to street and mural art needs.

Brands Breakdown

Molotow Premium

Boasting a vast array of colors, Molotow Premium stands out for its variety and soft, low-pressure control. Made in Germany, it has a long-standing reputation for quality.

Dang

Known for being budget-friendly without sacrificing performance. Dang Prime offers low-pressure for detail work, while Dang Hiflow is high-pressure for quick coverage. Made in Spain, it's great value for money.

Flame Blue and Flame Orange

These paints differ in pressure: Flame Blue is low-pressure for detailed art, and Flame Orange is high-pressure for fast, large-scale graffiti. Developed by Molotow, made in Greece.

Why Choose Spray Paint from Bombing Science?

Quality and Accuracy

We are an authorized dealer for the top brands, ensuring you get the best products. Visit our graffiti shop.

Affordability

Competitive prices, frequent promotions, and bulk discounts help every artist find the right paint for their budget.

Support for the Artistic Community

Purchasing from us helps support artists. We host one of the longest-standing graffiti blogs and forums online, creating space for artists to connect and grow.

FAQs

1. Is spray paint safe to use?

Yes, with proper precautions. Always wear protective gear—especially a good-quality respirator—to avoid inhaling fumes.

2. What kind of surface can I use spray paint on?

Almost anything: wood, metal, concrete, canvas, brick, glass, and fabric. Spray paint provides better coverage than traditional brush paint.

3. Why does graffiti spray paint smell good?

Some brands add artificial perfumes to mask chemical odors. Despite the pleasant smell, fumes are still dangerous—use a respirator!

4. How long does graffiti spray paint take to dry?

Dry time varies. Most graffiti brands use fast-drying solvents for minimal dripping and layering. Check specific brand instructions.

5. Where is graffiti spray paint made?

Mostly in Europe (e.g., Molotow, MTN, Loop, Flame, Dang). Some are made in China (e.g., Ironlak, ACME). American brands haven’t widely adapted to graffiti-specific needs.