Painting a vehicle outdoors legal?

I still say the difference between you spraying your jeep with Krylon and me spraying water bottles, my AR-7, etc. is just a difference in quantity. I've never heard of any laws against using spray paint outside although some municipalities require photo ID while purchasing spray paint to prove you're an adult (due to taggers 20 years ago). That's another interesting irony in the SJW fight against requiring photo IDs to vote since the little darlings have to have it to get spray paint but I digress.

I can't imagine anyone complaining unless you were spraying more in the air upwind of them than you were on the car.

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Originally Posted by rondog

Curious if it's legal or not to paint a vehicle outdoors in your driveway in CO. Parker specifically.

Anybody know?

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There are laws about practically everything we do in our daily lives these days. Name one thing you do that doesn't have some law or regulation associated with it. But like others have said, just be responsible and careful to not jack up someone else's stuff and you should be fine. I doubt the enviro-nazis will storm your house if you do it right. But your carbon footprint WILL suffer. [Sarcasm2]

Oh noes. Hole in the ozone layer. Climate change. The children.

As long as you didn't get any on my stuff, I wouldn't care. I think it's pretty cool that you're trying to keep that old Jeep going.

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Spend $200.00 and get a portable car shelter.
Spray away