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Introducing the latest addition to the Montana BLACK family: Color 9090 Black Glossy

Unveiling a sleek new dimension to our renowned line of graffiti spray paints, Color 9090 Black Glossy stands as a testament to innovation and quality synonymous with Montana BLACK. With its enhanced gloss level, this new black tone doesn’t just blend in — it stands out, amplifying light reflection and infusing your creations with a brilliant, three-dimensional effect. Whether outlining your masterpiece or experimenting with chrome effects, the glossy finish of Color 9090 elevates your art to new heights, making each stroke a statement.

But the magic doesn’t stop there. The interplay between matte and glossy blacks opens doors to a realm of creative possibilities, allowing you to achieve captivating tone-on-tone effects that demand attention. With Montana BLACK, the contrast between matte and glossy isn’t just noticeable — it’s transformative.

Out now: Montana BLACK Glossy Black 9090

Crafted with our signature high-pressure Nitro-Combination formula, Color 9090 Black Glossy embodies the reliability and excellence that Montana BLACK is known for. Its quick-drying nature ensures seamless application and effortless blending, empowering artists to bring their visions to life with ease. Proudly manufactured to the highest standards in Germany, Montana BLACK paints are built to withstand the test of time and the elements. Rain or shine, our high-pressure valve ensures consistent performance, giving you the freedom to create without limitations.

German graffiti writer AtomOne stepped in to test and approve the new BLACK Glossy shade, ensuring it meets the high standards of the street art community!

So why settle for ordinary when you can create extraordinary? With Montana BLACK Glossy Black 9090, unlock a new dimension of gloss and redefine what’s possible in the world of graffiti and street art. Elevate your artistry with the highest quality, made in Germany.

OUT NOW –  The new Montana BLACK Glossy 9090

🎥 Video & Photography by André Sasse