Acrylic Spray Paints

Acrylic spray paint provides the artist with a low-odour spray-painting solution without compromising quality! This odour spray painting solution makes it easier to work indoors while still achieving professional results. They can be used with acrylic paints and mediums to create mixed-media effects. This gives artists more creative freedom across a range of craft and design projects.

At Eckersley's, you will also find the perfect surface, canvas, protective equipment, brushes and presentation options for your acrylic painting masterpiece! From surface canvas protective equipment brushes to specialised tools, we've got everything you need in one place to protect and enhance your work.

Proudly Australian-owned and operated since 1965, Eckersley's Art & Craft is one of the largest fine art, craft and design retailers in Australia. Visitors to our website or any of our stores can browse brands of acrylics like Winsor & Newton, Derwent, Liquitex, Matisse, and Reeves.

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What Is Acrylic Spray Paint?

Acrylic spray paint is basically acrylic paint in a pressurised can. It is designed to give artists a smooth, even finish without a brush. When you press the nozzle, the paint comes out as a fine mist. This makes it easier to cover larger areas or build up colour gradually.

Many artists like using it because it speeds up their work. With it, you can layer colours. Add texture. Or create soft blends without waiting too long between coats. It also works on a range of surfaces, including canvas, wood, and some plastics. Hence, it fits into both fine art and craft projects.

Which is the Best Acrylic Paint Spray to Use on Canvas?

If you’re working on canvas, the type of spray paint you choose can make a big difference to how your final piece turns out. Most artists go for well-known acrylics such as Liquitex. Primarily, this is because they offer consistent colour and good coverage.

When determining which product type to use, it helps to think about what you’re trying to achieve. For instance, if you want bold colours, you are better off choosing highly pigmented sprays. However, if you’re layering or blending, then look for options that give you more control over the flow.

Be mindful that you'll also need to prep your canvas, as a well-prepped surface will help the paint to sit better and last longer.

How Do I Choose the Right Spray Acrylic Paint for My Project?

The best way to choose the right type of spray acrylic paint is to really know what you’re making and how you like to work. Some paints are better suited for detailed artwork. Others are designed for wider coverage or more experimental styles. Our team can advise you accordingly.

If you enjoy mixed media, look for products that can be used in conjunction with acrylics and mediums. This makes it easier to combine different textures and techniques in one piece. You should also check on things like drying time, finish, and colour range before making your decision.

Should I Pick Water-Based Acrylic Spray Paint for Studio Use?

If you create your art in a studio, you might find water-based acrylic spray paint an ideal tool.

To start with, it gives you a low-odour spray-painting experience, which should make you feel a lot more comfortable during a long creative session. It also fits nicely into most setups, as you can use it alongside brushes, mediums, and other tools without changing your whole process.

You should also find this type of acrylic spray paint easy to control. With it, you can build layers, experiment with effects, and adjust your technique as you go. In short, it gives you a bit more freedom to explore your style without making things too overcomplicated.