Spray max 3680222, DTM Topcoat Black High Gloss

This 2-part paint is very cool. Simple to use, but you have to be completely ready to spray once you break the bubble. Do not count on touching up after the first application--as you get to the last 20% of the can, it will start spitting (like any other spray can, i'm sure) and you won't like the results. I was painting a vintage motorcycle frame, one piece off, several pieces (swingarm) still on and taped out. The can worked fine, finish is nice (if not a direct match for 54-year old original) but it will do till I strip the whole thing down and power coat it. All in all, a good product.

I used on my Ford Expedition wheels when I painted them black , it turned out amazing with this clear coat. Easy to use, best value I found, sprayed on super easy and even, and once it was done you can tell the clear coat is going to be durable and last!

i was a little curious how a single stage 2 k would work but all i can say is that this stuff exceeded my expectations. i used it to paint a fiberglass bumper and with the proper surface prep this stuff laid out like it was out of a professional paint gun. nice smooth even finish with a glossy shine and tough finish. i have used the 2 k clear in the brank also and it works just the same. worth the money for small paint tasks that you dont have to spend all kinds of time mixing conventional clearcoat

This Maybe be a good product but with my luck didn't work out too well one out of three cans are bad the paint seem to be thinner than I'm used to. But what paint did cover held up well.

The finish is far superior to regular spray paint. Keep in mind you have about 24 hours to use it all once you push the bottom button. It does do some pretty good self leveling as long as you spray when it isn't too warm out. Do it in the shade on a cool morning. It won't level drips or runs so apply in thin coats. Shake the can regularly when using it, about every pass, otherwise it will start throwing globs out. Then let the item set for several hours before touching the it. After a day or two the finish will be very hard. That is the difference between drying and curing. Drying means you can touch it without smudging, curing means the process is complete and the finish is hard.