Rust-Oleum 323383 Automotive Custom Lacquer Spray Paint, 11 oz, Gloss Clear

I ordered this paint for my father's car, the car information says that it is blue but it really is a gray tone with blue reflections and finding a paint is quite complicated so since I saw many reviews I decided to buy this one, it turns out that accidentally the car ended up with a large scratch on the front but this paint really surprised me I attach photos; you can see that there are traces of the painting because it still needs to be sanded but it is a good option, I was personally impressed when my father showed me So if I am very satisfied and happy with the purchase and the quality

The true color of this paint is one of a kind. While I expect to order things online the color be off then what it shows I was lucky enough to get a can of this in person and try it prior to my order and absolutely love it. I had been looking for the perfect purple for some time prior to finding this and I was never really happy until I found this. My only complaint was the nozzle that comes on the spray can. It is a flat spray which I didn't like at all. I was wasting more paint from the overspray. Easy solution though, just use the top of a different can if you have one which is what I did. The spray once I changed the top was much more accurate for my needs. The coverage is great as long as you use two light coats it covers like a charm. I used just a little over 3 cans to paint my car's rims. I wouldn't recommend using anything to speed up the drying process as I tried to apply some heat the first go around and it caused a reaction that changed the color of the paint to a hazy white version of purple and I had to repaint. It dries on it's own very quickly a great selling point. The finish dries as a Matte or satin. I personally rather have a gloss so I used a clear gloss protectant as my top coat. That of course is only my preference and it's not to say anything negative about the finish. All in all I absolutely adore the color of this paint, and wish it was available more in stores so I don't have to wait. I will be purchasing more of this and I would highly recommend for anyone that likes the color purple as you won't find another spray can this color!

This paint has a strong smell until your item is good & dried, Other than that is fabulous ! Not just for cars, I painted some outside decorations & they look Awesome & the color stays better then other paints.

I painted my 84 Corvette with this. Looks good, covers ok. The nozzle clogs easy which made me really frustrated.

I recently used the Rust-Oleum Automotive Premium Custom Lacquer Spray Paint in Matte Black to give my license plate holder a sleek and custom appearance, and I'm quite pleased with the results. Easy Application: The spray paint was easy to apply, and the nozzle provided a consistent and smooth spray pattern, allowing for even coverage without drips or streaks. I appreciated how quickly the paint dried, allowing me to complete the project in a short amount of time. Matte Finish: The matte black finish provided by this spray paint gave my license plate holder a modern and understated look, which was exactly what I was going for. The matte finish has a subtle sheen that adds a touch of sophistication to the overall appearance. Customization: One of the reasons I chose this spray paint was for its ability to create a custom look. By painting over the original license plate holder, which had my dealership name on it, I was able to achieve a cleaner and more personalized aesthetic that better suited my preferences. Durability: Although I haven't had the painted license plate holder for long, the paint seems to be holding up well so far. It has resisted chipping and peeling, even with regular exposure to outdoor elements such as sunlight and rain. Overall, I'm satisfied with the Rust-Oleum Automotive Premium Custom Lacquer Spray Paint in Matte Black. It provided the perfect solution for customizing my license plate holder, and I would recommend it to anyone looking to achieve a sleek and professional finish on automotive surfaces.

K....I'm gonna start off by saying I by no means am writing this review to offend anyone.....hopefully to merely help. I'm a painter of 28 years but by no means use aerosol cans a great deal...but i actually use this product (Matte Electric Purple and Matte clear) often and hopefully this will help others. #1 ALWAYS WARM SPRAY CAN!!!! I can't stress this enough and it goes for any aerosol can of paint but especially for this product as it is lacquer based. Most people believe y merely shaken the can and letting the ball bearing inside move around a bit is all that's needed and spray away....which shaking it is good...its just to keep the tints inside the paint mixed evenly to maintain the color stays even. Now a blow dryer works good for this...warm water will do it as well. I myself use a heat gun on a low setting but thats me. CAUTION!!!!!! AEROSOL CANS ARE PRESSURIZED AND CAN EXPLODE IF HEATED IMPROPERLY!!! So please be careful...you only need the can to be warm. When you hear the ball inside moving more freely thats all you need....what this does is manipulates the viscosity of the product making it flow easier and efficiently. #2....finger placement on spray nozzle.....I've done this to many times.....my finger goes too far over the nozzle and as the paint is spraying out it actually hits the tip of my finger.....and drips...not sprays onto surface....most people who are having drip problems are failing on #1 or #2 I can almost guarantee. #3...make sure surface is dry and void of dirt or oil. Paint will not adhere well to either of those...also if painting a smooth surface such as plastic or such always lightly sand or scuff surface to ensure the paint stay on surface properly. That's all for me and I hope this was helpful! Happy Painting!!

Excited to get the paint for a project. After properly prepping the surfaces, as I have many times in the past, I began to paint. I shook the cans every which way but loose, but no matter what I did, the paint never seemed to come out of the cans properly. What did come out, dried unevenly which created a "wavy" pattern all over. I have had to re-strip all this uneven paint off, and re-prep the surfaces. Going back to Behr enamal which has NEVER let me down. Would give 0 stars if it were an option. Poor quality product.

Works great.