Packers#1: demonwolf224: Sawyer, if I'm correct, you have an airbrush, go buy some dullcoate laquer, and thin it for your airbrush, apparently, it doesn't have that haze like the stuff with the cans.
I do, but spend the amount of money for a little bottle of dullcoat when, for about the same price (I paid $3 per can) I can get 11 oz. of the spray paint.
I'd suggest that you try the 11 oz. spray can - unless they've dramatically improved the spray nozzles, you'll quickly learn that the airbrush will give you a better finish (plus a choice of finishes from high gloss to matte), and will cover just as many cars from that thinned one ounce bottle. You'll also get better control over where the spray goes with an airbrush, and can apply a coat as light or heavy as you desire. Spray cans, especially those not designed for modellers, can provide a smooth and even coat, but generally it's much heavier than required for our models. If, however, you're happy with the results, by all means go with the spray can - as noted, no airbrush clean-up required. Hopefully, if you don't use the entire can for a project, the nozzle will still function when you next use it. 
Wayne