I use mostly Rust-Oleum – it gives a great finish and tolerates the high humidity well.  The few cans of Krylon get used those two days a year when the dew point it low enough that they won't blush.

The rattle cans are better suited for the model rockets.  While the paint guns are the only way to go on the bigger rockets, they're wasteful of paint on the small rockets – you'll use more paint cleaning the gun than you will put on the rocket – so I can't get away from the spray cans.

On the right is my hygrometer which is a must for getting good paint jobs.

Lower left is a view of the bench grinder.

The push broom handle doubles as a painting stick for the larger rockets.

The extension cord on the floor is there because it's awaiting repair.  My wife "trimmed" it while she was trimming the hedges.

After tripping over the woodpile too often, I build a rack with casters.  The woodpile can now be easily rolled out of the way in only seconds.

The air conditioner might be decadent, but when I purchased it, I was suffering from an undiagnosed case of diabetes, one symptom of which is profuse sweating.  My blood sugar is under control now, but the A/C still comes in handy on those hot Texas days.