8124 Clear Satin Diamond Finish Aerosol, Covers 35 sq ft, 15 Ounce (Pack of 1)

i had a rusty metal arch with some turquoise paint on it and some had flaked off and rusted. i sanded it down lightly and sprayed with us and i was left with a stable finish that is holding up well outdoors.

I bought 2 of these just in case 1 was not enough to coat 4 car wheels. The clear coat has worked well so far. I was generous with the spray and still some left from the first can. Now I am looking for something to do with 1 + 1/4 cans of good clear coat spray.

“Key”don’t hold can closer than 12”: 2 light coats 1 medium with faster than slower strokes If to heavy you’ll get the white milky run, BUT goes away as it dries so don’t attempt to finger smear it if it has a lump let dry and hand sand it out then recoat no biggie Let dry 48 hrs.....seriously you’ll get that satin look with a nice finish, especially over a textured paint job

I was exspecting this to be like ur every day clear coat spray. Oh hell no way better. It for real works on everything. We have used it mainly for preserving the truck parts we have sanded to bare metel. Protecting the mirror image of cleaning the crome. We cleaned r valve covers and other chrome stuff to perfection and then sprayed them with this and no finger prints left on chrome when touching. The chrome still looks like it did when we buffed and cleaned them. I have used on a vintage mirror to stop the back from pealing. I sprayed it on and it did just that it locked in the peeling backing without altering the mirror in any form. I have used it to add a extra barrier to my wood stand that I polyurethane 5 times. I will use this for everything we need a clear coat on from in the house to the garage. We will now always have a can or two on hand.

I am writing this review after 2< years of application on a motorcycle fairing. The original result came out great, pretty uniform satin finish and was pretty strong. (Hard to leave a mark on the underside, which I had also clear coated to test and hide the finish) This fairing goes on the front of my bike so it takes a decent amount of abuse; from bug guts to rock chips, it seemed to hold up pretty well and after a wash and very light polish (just to wipe away dirt, etc) it looked promising. At about the 1 or so year mark, I noticed that the clear itself became weak... I had to remove some stubborn bug guts that weren't scrubbing off with a microfiber, so in comes the 91% alcohol... it didn't hold up and the finish fogged/clouded up. The bug guts somehow got impregnated into the clear, must have been over the period of about a month or 2 on there, have not had that happen with any 2k clear coat and was not expecting this to. Keep in mind this is a garage kept bike, I suspect I have about a year or less before it completely goes the way of honda clear coats from the mid 2000s. Anyhow, this is a great product for short term/medium duty items... something you don't mind redoing every other year... if you are putting it on a car/motorcycle, DONT. Use a 2k clear instead. Pictures provided are 2 years after application, with very light buffing to hide the wear over time, the faded/clouded spot is where the bug guts were and the alcohol dissolving it on a 5 second application...I would imagine gasoline or acidic rain would do worse.

I used this spray to protect artwork children painted on my car. Sprayed it over acrylic and oil paints. It is durable and long lasting.

Great product which works as advertised. Much easier to apply than standard spray paint. The pattern is consistent with great coverage. Paint dries smooth not ruff like other matte finishes. I haven’t had enough time to comment on durability but so far it appears very durable much more so than any painted surface alone. Would buy again and highly recommend.

I sprayed it on a teak outdoor patio table. It leveled out perfectly smooth and looks great. It also seems tough as nails to stand up to the elements.