Design Master 738 Navy Blue Colortool Spray

This color is great and prefect for what I was looking for!). It actually came a day early too. It works good on fake flowers. The first image shows a lighter and darker flowe that are fake flowers. The darker one is spray painted. I tried it on a bloomed fresh rose but because I was trying to get it dark, the outside pettles stated to wilt because it was to much. I spray painted a few smaller spray roses and those came out great!

I loved this product . The paint did not run and it had great coverage easy to use

A great shade of dark blue.

Great product! Flowers i'd bought were too purple, needed dark blue, in seconds sprayed light coat with this & were absolutely perfect! Everyone raved at how beautiful the silk flowers were & no one could tell I'd painted them! WHOHOOO! Happy!!! Thank you! :)

Its just spray paint. Its weird because most stores here sell them and keep them in locked cabinets but Amazon will sell it to anyone lol

The color is lighter than navy which I liked. It’s more of a true blue. Using this spray on white poinsettias is very cost effective rather than buying ones already painted at the nurseries. Easy to use.

we used this for coloring pampas grass and it sprays nicely and color saturation was perfect

The pigment is semi-transparent, so may require a few coats depending on your project. I had decorative flowers (paper, not silk) that I wanted to update from a teal blue colour to a navy blue. It took several coats, but the spray dried quickly between coats and the finished product is a lovely rich navy. Tip: plan to use this spray in a well-ventilated or outdoor space!