Army paint question

I wanted to do a military theme on my KZ, I am putting lower handlebars, wrapping pipes in tan header wrap for a more rugged look, installing fork shoes (not sure the technical term) and I know am getting ready to paint.

Not sure what the best route for painting is, i own a compressor with a paint gun, which I have never used. I wanted a flat army green paintjob, but I dont know which route to go. I can always rattle can it, but how durable is it? will it just rub off? or never feel good? Not sure if that makes sense, but I was at a bike show today looking at Royal Enflieds military bike, and the paint job is flat, while still feeling very durable.

Any help would be wonderful.

Thanks!

just use flat/dull clear over it

Thanks! Didn't know that "dull clear" even existed. Is it a rattle can sorta thing or only for guns?

Any clear coat worth a damn will have a hardener or activator, and will have to be sprayed with a paint gun. Rattle can clear exists, even in the semi-gloss and flat varieties, but it will not hold up to gas when you spill a little filling your tank

thanks porche! Ill look into it.

Trans Star has a 2K epoxy primer.
2 part system 50%/50%.
I have seen a green shade not shure how dark or light green though?
I use black and gray primers. Tough as nails!
They also have red and white primers.

Two-part clear in a spray can is available.

Here's one from Eastwood:

Click > www.eastwood.com/spray-max-2k-high-gloss-clearcoat-aerosol.html

Good Fortune!