Spray paint in Dublin

TangyZizzle

Help

I dont have the first clue where to begin my search for high quality spray paints in Dublin City, I need GOOD paint for my art.. and the crap in the local car parts dealerships just wont do.. google isnt much help either

Crow92

Spray paint in crow street in templebar, all city records i think they're called,

TangyZizzle

Thankyi very much.

you*ess*bee

Inspiring Ideas in the blanchardstown retail park, has a very large range of craft spray paint.
Plus, all the usual diy stores sell spray paint. (ie. B&Q, Woodies, Atlantic etc.)

active

On the website of O'Sullivans it's stated that they stock German "MONTANA", which is exceptionally high quality spray paint, although I didn't notice any in the store (under the counter?).

O'Sullivans
14/15 Camden St, Dublin 2, Ireland
t: +353 (0)1 478 9460
www.dosgs.ie

molloyjazz

active wrote: »

On the website of O'Sullivans it's stated that they stock German "MONTANA", which is exceptionally high quality spray paint, although I didn't notice any in the store (under the counter?).

O'Sullivans
14/15 Camden St, Dublin 2, Ireland
t: +353 (0)1 478 9460
www.dosgs.ie

Montana is the best quality paint available , but you'd be surprised of the effects you'd get from cheaper ones, its all about you technique with the can really.

breadandjam

Inspiring ideas and O sullivans charge upwards of a 100% more than AllCity for the same paint. The Allcity guys also know everything about spraypaint
http://shop.all-cityrecords.com/

kwalsh000

Also homebase have recently gotten in rusteloum sprays aswell could be worth a gander. Other than that, the Montana brand as everyone else has said in AllCity in temple bar is your best bet.

If you want specific colours for smaller projects a good airbrush will save you lots of headaches and cheaper in the long run.

Airsoft247

molloyjazz wrote: »

Montana is the best quality paint available , but you'd be surprised of the effects you'd get from cheaper ones, its all about you technique with the can really.

theres two companys called Montana theres the German Montana and the original Spanish montana which is prefered

which one are you on about???!
cause the german ones a scam read about it on the spanish montana site

molloyjazz

German Montana?.. u mean the Belton Molotov?

molloyjazz

ok seen them now, 1st i've heard of em... can u link me to where it say's it a scam..

Airsoft247

molloyjazz wrote: »

ok seen them now, 1st i've heard of em... can u link me to where it say's it a scam..

http://www.mtncolors.com/s.nl/it.I/id.14/.f

u need to download it read that n you,ll find out
basically from what i heard german montana scamed the original spanish montana out of there trade mark resulting in people buying german montana thinking its spanish montana and then getting riped of by the slightly lower german standered and higher german prices

and molotow is another german brand pronounced molotov (like the petrol bomb )

molloyjazz

Airsoft247 wrote: »

http://www.mtncolors.com/s.nl/it.I/id.14/.f

u need to download it read that n you,ll find out
basically from what i heard german montana scamed the original spanish montana out of there trade mark resulting in people buying german montana thinking its spanish montana and then getting riped of by the slightly lower german standered and higher german prices

and molotow is another german brand pronounced molotov (like the petrol bomb )

very interesting,, im going to AC tomorrow i make sure i get the spainish stuff cheers!

Airsoft247

molloyjazz wrote: »

very interesting,, im going to AC tomorrow i make sure i get the spainish stuff cheers!

What kind of graffiti are you doing?!:D

Seachmall

I know this thread is a couple of months old at this stage but given how it ranks on Google I figured I'd throw in my two cents regarding the Montana thing for anyone who comes across this thread down the road.

There are three main types of spray paints used by graffiti artists: Belton premium, Montana (German) and Montana (Spanish). They are all top quality paints and do pretty much the same job, really the only factor that should influence which one you buy is what colours you want (although some artists boycott Montana German over the copyright thing). There are of course slight differences when it comes to the medium your painting on but they tend to be miniscule.

I've only used Montana Gold (from the German company) and I can tell you it is top quality, don't let Montana (Spanish) tell you otherwise (they are competitors after all).

Don't let the Montana dispute influence your choice of which paint, go for whoever has the best range of colours you need (and of course they price will play a factor).

If you're getting spray paint I'd also recommend buying a few extra caps (maybe of different sizes if you need them) and some paint thinner (to clean out the caps if they get blocked, which they will).

sharonfg

Do you spray paint for living I am looking for someone to spray paint free hand a very large area in the Co Meath Ashbourne area

TangyZizzle

Nope sorry, haha.

sharonfg

are you doing graffiti and if so would you do something commercial if your good it has to be free hand