One Shot Paint Suppliers?

[Steve Clarkson]

I've read a lot of posts on here where people mentioned using One Shot Paints on various projects. I was in a local art supply store the other day and picked up a small (1 pint?) can for $14........does anyone have a supplier that sells this stuff any cheaper?

[Mike Null]

One Shot ain't cheap. It's really good stuff and I have never seen anybody discounting it.

[Steve Clarkson]

Yea Mike......I tried the stuff and really liked it......but I was shocked at the cost.

[Braden Todd]

I have never seen it on sale either, at least in the last 5 years I have used it. It does go a long way tho. One other trick I found is to use their high temp or low temp reducer (pending your conditions either high or low) and it will help with it lasting longer and drying faster.

Good luck!

[Scott Shepherd]

If you like it, you might try Ronan Aquacoat. I like it better than 1 shot and it's water soluble. Dick Blick is as good a place as any to get things.

[George M. Perzel]

Steve;
What are you using it for? I use a lot of paint for artwork type projects so am not concerned about wear or durability. I use grafitti spray paint-Montana or Molotow-about 5 bucks a can-many colors-google online.
Best Regards,
George
Laserarts

[Steve Clarkson]

I think I'm just in enamel paint denial.....$23 per pint......ugh. The Ronan was only $17 though....LOL! George, I've used Montana too and like them....but these enamel paints are a totally different look.

[Scott Shepherd]

$17 worth of Ronan will last you a long, long time.

[Joe Pelonio]

I always get OneShot at the sign supply, maybe a dollar less, and wholesale so not tax.

[Chuck Stone]

Have you tried getting the pints and putting it in a Preval?