Galil AR | Rainbow Spoon (Factory New)

The Galil AR | Rainbow Spoon in Factory New (FN) sits at the top of the scale. It is a Classified Galil with a fuel-film sheen across the metal, and the most expensive of the skin's five wears. This wear runs from 0.00 to 0.07, which is 13% of a finish scale that ends at 0.55. The skin belongs to The Sport & Field Collection and does not come from any case.

What the Galil AR | Rainbow Spoon looks like in Factory New

The metal is dark blue-green, and bands of violet, magenta and emerald run across it like a film of gasoline. The sheen covers the receiver, barrel, magazine and stock, while the muzzle brake glints yellow-green. The handguard and grip stayed gray and carry no pattern.

In Factory New the sheen has no scuffs, and its tone shifts with the viewing angle: the same Galil comes out blue in one light and green in another.

Where the Galil AR | Rainbow Spoon came from

Valve drew this finish itself, and the Steam Workshop has no submission for it. In Valve's catalog it sits at number 1178. It has been in the game since October 2, 2024, arriving with The Sport & Field Collection. Valve explains the look as the result of heating painted weapons to very high temperatures, and calls the number of unique finishes that method can produce almost infinite. The caption under the description reads "Infinite possibilities".

Pattern variance on the Galil AR | Rainbow Spoon

The pattern is not the same on every copy: according to the pattern guide, this finish has pattern variants. The sheen is built on the case-hardening principle, so each copy gets its own layout of patches, and that layout depends on the pattern index.

In Factory New this is the main parameter after float. The 0.00 to 0.07 band is tight, so listings inside it differ only by the number. Copies have to be compared by preview: which way the sheen runs, and where there is more violet and where more green.

What to check before buying

Before paying for the Galil AR | Rainbow Spoon, look at three things:

• the listing preview: how the colors lie on the receiver, magazine and stock;


• the float: the band is tight, and the end listings differ only by the number;


• the name tag and stickers this particular Galil AR | Rainbow Spoon already wears.

What the Galil AR | Rainbow Spoon costs in Factory New

The other four wears are cheaper than this one:

• Minimal Wear is cheaper by about a fifth;


• Field-Tested is cheaper by about a quarter;


• Well-Worn is cheaper by about a fifth;


• Battle-Scarred is cheaper by about a fifth.

All four worn wears trail Factory New by a fifth or a quarter, and they differ little among themselves.

Among Classified Galils this wear stands between two neighbors. Galil AR | Chromatic Aberration is cheaper by about one and a half times, while Galil AR | Sugar Rush costs about five times as much.

Getting the Galil AR | Rainbow Spoon

No case holds the Galil AR | Rainbow Spoon.

The other route is a trade-up, which takes ten skins from the rank below within the same collection. The Sport & Field Collection has three Restricted finishes: Five-SeveN | Heat Treated, MP9 | Arctic Tri-Tone and UMP-45 | Crimson Foil. It has two Classified ones, and the other is Glock-18 | AXIA, so the odds on the Galil are one in two.

StatTrak and Souvenir

A StatTrak version of the Galil AR | Rainbow Spoon was never released. Souvenir copies exist, but there were no souvenir packages for this finish: those were made only for tournament map collections. Such copies are built through the Souvenir-O-Matic, which puts gold tournament stickers and a player autograph on an ordinary skin from the inventory.

Stickers and craft on the Galil AR | Rainbow Spoon

The gray handguard and grip are free: the sheen does not touch them, and a sticker lies on flat plastic. On the metal itself the artwork gets lost, because the background beneath it changes color with the viewing angle. Cool tones fit the palette, while reds and yellows fall out of it.

Who this wear suits

Buying the Galil AR | Rainbow Spoon in Factory New makes sense in these cases:

• the sheen has to be unbroken, with no gray bald patches along the edges;


• you want a choice of layout, since every copy has its own set of colors;


• in CS2 the Galil is meant to be a bright skin in a dark loadout.

That look costs a fifth more than Minimal Wear.