Then, I roughly covered most of the remaining white spots with black (flat black).  Again, let it dry.  It doesn't have to be perfectly dry, but paint runs look dumb.

Moved to the sand colored outdoor paint. Since this paint has a great flat finish, I used it after the green and black to dull it down.

I did this cycle three times - green, black, sand.  Each cycle I used less paint than the cycle before and focused on crevasses.  You can probably do it with one color cycle, but hey - I'm trying to impress people here.  (not really, I was just being a perfectionist)

With this stuff it's very important to hold the can back from the target surface - about half again as much as with normal spray paint.

Took this while the tube was drying.  For my money, this is the best paint I could have used for this project.  It's shiny because it's wet... after it dried it had the desired flat finish.

I added a strap that you can buy just about anywhere.  It's just a nylon shoulder strap with velcro loops at either end.

I love the way it came out, and can't wait until I need to stash it again.