Found some earth tone Krylon Fusion paints at my local Pep Boys

[durok]

Tired of the RC paint mfg not releasing any good woodsy/earthy/military colors?

Roughly $7.50 per 11z can... gonna have to try some out on Lexan:

Krylon K04293007 Camouflage With Fusion For Plastic Paint Technology Aerosol Spray Paint, Olive

Krylon K04295000 Camouflage With Fusion For Plastic Paint Technology Aerosol Spray Paint, Sand

Krylon K04290007 Camouflage With Fusion For Plastic Paint Technology Aerosol Spray Paint, Black

Krylon K04296000 Camouflage With Fusion For Plastic Paint Technology Aerosol Spray Paint, Woodland Light Green

Krylon K04292007 Camouflage With Fusion For Plastic Paint Technology Aerosol Spray Paint, Brown

Krylon K04291000 Camouflage With Fusion for Plastic Paint Technology Aerosol Spray Paint, Khaki

Bonds to most plastics, PVC, hard vinyl, ceramic glass, wood, metal and wicker
No sanding, no priming; ultra-flat, non-reflective colors
Ideal for sporting and hunting equipment, decoys and more. Not for use on skin, hair or clothing
Fully chip resistant in 7 days
Dry to touch: 15 minutes or less
Dry to handle: After 1 hour
For use on Wood, Metal, Wicker, Wrought Iron, Plastic, Hard Vinyl, Glass, Plaster, Ceramic, Paper, Paper Mache

Doesn't seem to be particularly new - if anyone has tried them out, please report your results!

 

[Tossedman]

Been using it for years. It's great stuff. The Khaki also happens to be the exact colour of the mud at my local crawling park. Here it is on a fibreglass body.

And on Lexan.

Both are painted on the outside and show a bit of wear and tear. It's getting hard to find around here now, seems some stores that used to carry it don't anymore.

 

[durok]

Exactly the kind of input I needed to hear - thanks, Tossedman!

I've read your build threads long ago, just didn't stick in my head what paint you used - I'm also planning on painting on the outside, and some wear and tear is fine, just want to avoid flaking.

Will likely paint black or silver from the inside to deal with hiding scrapes and scratches.

You guys got Pep Boys up in your neck of the woods?

That's where I saw it today...

 

[Tossedman]

Nope, no Pep Boys up here. We have Canadian Tire. Just checked and they have it again. Haven't seen it there in a year. If you're painting Lexan, scuff it up a bit to give the paint some tooth to stick to.

 

[mewalsh100]

I’ve used it on hard bodies with great success. Never tried it on lexan - opens up some color possibilities for sure!