Krylon K08815007 'Dual' Superbond Paint and Primer, Gloss Mandarin, 12 Ounce

Little goes a long way!

This paint would have received 5 stars if it didn't wrinkle itself on the 2nd coat applied 24+ hours later (directions say it's OK to do this). Fortunately, the first coat gave just barely enough coverage; if it fades or goes thin in a year or so, I'll just sand and apply another coat then.Easy to spray, but it's thin and runs easily. You need to spray a *very* light coat (almost mist it), let it tack up and then immediately spray a second coat; let that tack and then immediately spray the finish coat. I recommend practicing on a vertical metal sheet first. Once you see how it's done, you'll get a better idea of how you'll work your project's spray patterns. I sprayed nearly constantly, with short breaks, from beginning to end because of the large area.Do not let it dry hard and then attempt to spray another coat. It will crinkle (unless that's the finish you want).Adhesion and one-step (no primer) painting is the big advantage here. I got the glossy finish and it's just barely glossy, but I didn't expect better given it's combo primer & paint.I painted the fiberglass back cap of an '80s RV with it and the color and patina fit with the rest of the rig perfectly. Rain water beads up nicely. The color almost exactly matches the off-white that was popular back then.

I bought this paint to "touch up" the hood cowl on my 97 Jeep Wrangler TJ "until I could get it painted by a pro". I was not expecting the fantastic results I got. First, this black is a perfect match for the paint on my Jeep. Some may argue that "black is black", but nothing could be further from the truth. "Touch-ups" by the previous owner could be seen easily (obviously, he was not using this paint). When dry, this paint (which is paint AND primer) compounded out very nicely, and a subsequent coat yielded a finish indistinguishable from the factory paint. I am contemplating taking the Jeep indoors, stripping all the trim off it, and save $600 by painting the entire vehicle myself with these spray cans. The finish, when dry after a week and left in the sun to "bake", took car wax very well also. Perhaps just a coincidence, but even when "feathered" into the original paint, this black PERFECTLY matches the "stock" black on my 97 Wrangler TJ. Best paint I ever used. I will publish photos and Jeep service manuals (PDF) by the end of November 2012 on [...]

This is fantastic paint. Wish it came in more colors...It lays extremely consistent, very fine spray, covers well, goes atop other paints and other paints go on top of it with no issues. Dry time in dust free basement is ~2 days and cure id say about a week. Faster if you aren't spraying things that cant be left in the sun of course.

At $4.42 this is great rattle can paint. Bought gloss black. Good spray head, goes on smooth and covers well. Will run easily (typical) so watch your distance and use a couple of light coats. Drys fast; can re-coat in a half hour. Sprayed part 3 days ago so can't yet speak to durability. I've gotten poor coverage from other low-price paint; this one well exceeded expectations.Glad I bought 4 cans for this price. Oddly, the price for a case of 6 has a lot higher unit price!