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I'm looking for a can of Krylon Boot brown (For painting a Lightning Cannon, seen here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgbISYUZ5ss&hd=1 ) but dont know which to use. There are only two varients I've found: Bind to plastic (For a ridiculously high price) and a Satin spray. As far as I know, I need a Matte one for priming, right?

I've had good luck with their camouflage series of paints. Goes on matte and paints well. My entire chaos army was primed in that.

I would go with the army painter sprays over Krylon. They have a chemical in them so they bond really well to plastics and also their paints have direct matches to the equivalent primer, so it's easier to make touch ups with them.

What would be the closest equivalent to Boot Brown then?