How much does Grid cost?

This item is not tradable on the Steam market, so it has no market price. It is only available while featured in the item store.

How do I get Grid in Rust?

It is an official Facepunch item rather than a Steam Workshop submission, so it becomes available when Facepunch features it in the Rust item store.

How do I use Grid in Rust?

It applies to the Spray Can Decal, whose in-game item id is spraycandecal. You can apply it at a repair bench or when crafting the item, and on servers running a skin plugin you can apply it directly by id.

When was Grid added to Rust?

The skin was accepted into the game on July 16, 2026.

It is a first-party item published by Facepunch Studios, the studio behind Rust, rather than a Steam Workshop submission. They have 542 other items in the Rust catalogue.

Spray Can Decal Grid

Grid is an official Rust skin for the Spray Can Decal, published by Facepunch. It was accepted into the game on July 16, 2026. It cannot be traded on the Steam market, so it is only obtainable from the item store.

Item

Spray Can Decal

Creator: Facepunch Studios
In-game item: spraycandecal
Colours: Red, Black
Accepted: July 16, 2026

Not tradable on the Steam market. Only obtainable while featured in the item store.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Grid cost?: This item is not tradable on the Steam market, so it has no market price. It is only available while featured in the item store.
How do I get Grid in Rust?: It is an official Facepunch item rather than a Steam Workshop submission, so it becomes available when Facepunch features it in the Rust item store.
How do I use Grid in Rust?: It applies to the Spray Can Decal, whose in-game item id is spraycandecal. You can apply it at a repair bench or when crafting the item, and on servers running a skin plugin you can apply it directly by id.
When was Grid added to Rust?: The skin was accepted into the game on July 16, 2026.
Who created Grid?: It is a first-party item published by Facepunch Studios, the studio behind Rust, rather than a Steam Workshop submission. They have 542 other items in the Rust catalogue.