A brief word of warning for the graffiti writers.

[Pin]

My sources tell me that within a very short space of time spray cans are on the way out. Stock pile them while you can before the new solvent laws hit the paint companies.

[LordOak]

More info on this please. sounds false.

[Pin]

My company has been working with some of the biggest paint companies in the US and Europe for years. Some of the latest legislation to be driving the industry is the introduction of water based paint systems, which, due to the absense of solvents, is vastly cheaper for companies to dispose of as it is not classed as trade waste. So, this is going to soften the palette of colours available to anyone who uses paint. Don't believe me? Look at the RAL website (one of the World's most widely used industry paint and colour standard system) and you'll see its new Effects range for the industrial sector - based on... water based colour. Following this up is the latest round of legislation entering the market that will be eradicating the propellants

used to diffuse paints, deodorants, make-up et al. There will probably be alternatives, there always is, however merely in terms of colour saturation it'll be a bit meh.

[notesee]

Wouldn't be surprised .. graf covered cities have been trying to do everything and anything to get spray paint outta circulation.

[plane trip to mars]

I smell prohibition era-esque rise in population + supply and demand. Get em while they're still warm.

[RAISED BY WOLVES]

Oh really?

[NESK]

this HAPPENED!

[jack napier]

yeah, krylon and cheap cans are all fucked up... female caps and all. but the quality has been in the gutter for a couple years anyways.

writer's paint isn't... but any of those brands are near impossible to rack

[Guest]

next level rollers all over the place