SprayMax USC 2K High Gloss Coat Aerosol (Clear, Pack of 6).

Great fan application. Great gloss with or without polishing. Can compound, polish and wax after 1500, 2000, 3000 wet sanding. Will bubble and separate if it exposed to afternoon sun while kicking off. The shady side of my project was fine. Requires three coats for best results. Sanding between coats will improve the look. Limited pot life.

If you're not going to have time to dry the car after a wash than don't wash it. Same here. If you're going to paint a car clear coat it. I like not being crunched for time with a quart of clear coat in the gun. Here you can take your time and it's just not as pressing. i show how it looks on a fresh paint job on my y t chan bob ease shop.

Not sure if I received a bad batch or what. In the past I have used this product with great results. The closest you can get to auto shop quality in a rattle can. BUT this time I bought the full case and was highly disappointed. Four of the six cans started to spit product on my auto body panel instead of spraying it evenly. Directions to use are simple.... shake the can for at least 2 minutes. Then take the red button and place it on the peg under the can and press down to break the seal in the can to activate the product properly. Then shake the can again for at least 2 minutes. Make sure you want to do this because the product is only good for 48 hours after you do this. Which for quality product is the right life cycle. With the case i purchased 4 of the 6 cans started to spray nicely for about 20 seconds and then started spurting and spattering product in little globs on my automotive panel. Seemed to act as if they were fighting being clogged. This should NEVER happen. Especially with brand new cans just being opened and just starting to spray. I would not have been happy, but might have understood a bad can if it only happened with 1 can. But 4 of them was mind blowing. Especially when I have used this product several times in the past and no issues at all. So I don't want to beat up the product because of an uncommon issue. But I have to be factful with my review. In the end, I was left with 2 of 6 cans that were usable. Those 2 cans sprayed the typical way..... half of the can sprays with a nice wide fan pattern and then at that time you have to be careful and get adjusted because the fan pattern of spray narrows and continues to narrow as the can's contents goes down. Look... it's not a professional spray gun and is aerosol, so this is going to happen. If you pay attention and get adjusted, the can will be fine. But if you have any that start to spit and spatter..... trash them! They will only ruin your panel and make you have to wet sand the panel and restart your job at another time.

I liked the results I got from these, end product wet sanded and buffed out nicely. I would give it five stars except I had a couple cans fail when I went to activate the hardener, upon pushing in the bottom button the product released out past the side of it, to the outside of the can and not inside like it is supposed to do. Also be aware it runs out before the can feels like its empty, I assume that is because of the inside bladder required to house the hardener, making the can feel heavier.

I've been using this clear since I started building guitars. It never failed delivering great results even on windy days! Before I use it I wrap the can in a heating blanket that I got here on AMZ. I used to just pour some hot water in a pot and let it heat up a little bit. This will increase the pressure of the can. Be carefully no overheat it though. This will allow even higer pressure saving the liquid inside the can with awesome results. I started using it as a grain filler since it doesn't shrink as much as other products. I spray light coat, then wait 10-15 minutes depending on temperature, then spray heavy coats, letting it flash for 10-15 minutes. For best results aftet last coat I don't go lower tan 1500 grit before buffing. I sprayed this outside in the winter, the outside temperature was around 30 degrees, let it cure inside for a day or so. And ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY EQUIPMENT! Good respirator and safety glasses are a must! I've been using a full face mask/respirator.