676 Basil Colortool Spray,green

Had to revive some greenery around my pool area and this spray worked out perfectly on my faded greenery. Highly recommend!

If you are looking to throw out your faux outdoor greenery because it has faded and started to turn bluish from the sun don't! This is the perfect color to spray paint them and bring them back to life. I have been using this for years no other product comes close to this.

I bought several artificial green wreaths on-line from a craft store for my daughter's summer wedding. When they arrived I loved the texture and size of the wreaths, but the color looked fake. The wreaths were pale mint in color. Sort of a flashback to the early 80's mint green. I seriously thought about returning the wreaths, but thought I would see if there was a product out there that I could use to tint the plastic greenery. After reading reviews and watching several Design Master videos I took a chance and purchased a can of Colortool Floral Spray in Basil. By layering the product, with light coats, I was able to achieve a very life-like variation in the leaves. The transparency of this product is what makes this product so easy to work with. I used one can to spray twelve (10 inch) wreaths. I am seriously in love with this paint. I will be buying more in the future to start tinting other items around my home. FABULOUS PRODUCT WHEN USED CORRECTLY. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS.

Very happy with this purchase. I was hesitant to make a final decision on the color choice because there were so little reviews but I’m happy I went with this Basil option. It was the perfect option for my boxwood wreath. The leaves started to fade to brown since it was a real boxwood. I spent $29.99 on it at Marshall’s. Since they are kind of expensive I didn’t want to purchase a new one. This paint made it look brand new! The smell is also not like conventional spray paint. Has a note of fragrance in it. *** The left side of the boxwood was before I sprayed it and the right side was after spraying it.**

Looks real when I spruced up my fake outdoor plant. It’s a flat paint so I am going to spray it with a touch of satin clear polyurethane on the top part of the leaf. Glad I got it!

Someone in the floral industry hipped me to this and I'm forever grateful. Spray lightly and not too close until you achieve the desired color. I use on moss balls and preserved boxwoods to keep them looking new and fresh.

Worked as anticipated. Used it on some fake plants i have outside that started to fade. I like this color better than some others I tried, this one isn't as dark evergreen looking as some of the others

Unbelievable…shocked- Actually couldn’t believe it worked so well. We had two gorgeous large & expensive faux plants by our front door that faded due to weathering (way too quickly-I thought). So happy this spray worked and they truly look almost new again!