SprayMax 2K Glamour High Gloss Clearcoat | 2K Automotive Clearcoat Spray Paint | High Gloss Finish Spray | UV, Scratch & Gasoline Resistant | Professional Grade 12.5 oz

Very good quality but pricy

Growing tired of my old chair in the living room, I decided to give it a fresh coat. This spray paint applied evenly and left a nice, shiny surface without streaks or cloudiness. It was simple to work with, making the project quick and satisfying. I'm glad I chose this product for a simple refresh.

good product , very stable finish

El envío llegó un día antes de lo estimado y el producto por si sólo es garantía aunque un poco caro por la naturaleza del mismo, ya que es normalmente vendido en E.U. Se usara en el ramo automotriz. Ya probado previamente. Muy recomendable tanto el vendedor como el producto.

I spray painted something that I wanted to make very shiny. I bought Rustoleum high gloss clear for a top coat and tried three coats and wasn’t happy with the result. I think I could have done 20 coats and it wouldn’t have gotten any better. I googled a little and watched a couple of YouTube videos and this looked promising. I bought this and put on three coats and it looks great. Exactly what I wanted. It is easy to put on and very hard to make run or at least nothing like regular spray paint. I did get some great tips from watching the YouTube videos so I got it right the first time. Most importantly, you need to hold it a little closer than regular spray paint. If you wait 10 minutes to apply a second coat, rigorously shake the can again before spraying because it will separate in the can quickly. Just shake and you avoid the problem. I forgot to shake once and immediately regretted it. Anyway this is crazy shiny now. I can see why someone would use it on cars. Really great stuff. I don’t know how long the can will last. I got my project done over two days. One video said it could last from a couple of days to a couple of weeks but I don’t know what factors affect that. Once mixed, this isn’t going to last months or years on the shelf. Treat it like you would epoxy. Mix it and use it. What I mean by mix is smash the plunger on the bottom of the can to break the seal inside the can. Sounds hard but it is very easy. If you have never used a 2K, just watch a couple of videos.