Primitive rusty can tutorial

I came up with an easy, quick, less messy way to make my tin cans look rusty. This method is much easier than using mod podge and cinnamon. They are done in no time at all.
 There are so many uses for these in primitive crafting. Mine are going to have a grungy label on the front, and a prim Christmas tree placed inside with moss. 
Here goes:
You will need a can of satin cinnamon color spray paint, and a can of rustoleum texture paint. I purchase these at Walmart and Michaels arts and crafts store.

I have to laugh! The can says "stops rust", and I'm wanting the rust!

Next step.  Spray the cans with the cinnamon color and let dry.  I like to do this outside for obvious reasons.

After the cinnamon color paint dried, I sprayed the texture paint on.  You don't have to be fussy, you want the cinnamon color to show through a bit.  The two colors will look like rust when dry.

Voila! you are done!!!  I was able to paint 20 cans and a large canister lid with one can of the texture paint.  There's plenty of paint left in the other can.

I' m adding labels to mine.  I always pick the side that looks the worse, maybe some lumps and bumps etc., and glue the label on that spot.

I hope you enjoyed my tutorial.