We offer various painting options with our cannons

However, we only use Enamel and/or Minwax Clear Gloss Polyurethane.
We have found through our customers that this type of paint holds up
very well under heavy use.

I clean the surface with Acetone first completely getting off all oil and other residue.
Then as a special coating I use Rustoleum Hammer Finish Gloss Enamel.
I spray the Cannon at least twice using this paint.  Then I let it
thoroughly dry for a day.  Then I give a few more coats of
Minwax Clear Gloss Polyurethane.

This Painting Theme leaves the finish extremely bright, durable with
a deep rich luster.

Here are the results of this method of painting
This Finish Is Rustoleum Gold Hammered Gloss Enamel
 

Rustoleum Hammered Enamel Comes In a
Large Variety Of Colors

With all Paint, there is no guarantee that it won't chip primarily by
bumping the cannon on a hard surface.

We do not use Lacquer because it don't take the abuse, heating,
cooling and shock of Enamel painted steel.  Lacquer has
a bad tendency to crack.

All painting features are
$150 for your cannon.