Rust-Oleum 276779 Automotive Peel Spray Coating, 11 Ounce (Pack of 1), Matte Black, 128 Fl Oz

I used this on my 09 f150 tailgate. I was washing the car and a chunk of paint fell off. Instead of painting the whole thing, I opted for painting a black line where the paint fell off (bottom of tailgate), It worked great. My wife thinks it looks more refined. The paint is very forgiving and hides imperfections. Best thing is that it comes off if you mess up! Also used it on my wife's 17 Hyundai Santa Fe, the bumper was looking rough so I used thiner to clean it up, sanded with 400 grit sand block and applied a coat of paint. Looks like new! Only thing is that I had to remove existing paint with thinner as it started to bubble up when I originally applied the paint. Well worth my money!

Peeled off just like it should

Cleaned, prepped my brush guard and grill, ...during drying started shrinking, followed instructions to a 'T'...would not recommend, good to see what it would look like blacked out...but would rather powder coat...looks good from 50' away...also, nozzle kept clogging, product would spray out in heavy droplets randomly.

This is a good product. Just make sure that you properly prep the surface. the only reason for 4 stars is that if you apply it a little on the heavy side it can tend to lift showing small cracks. So take your time. If you don't like it, just peel it off.

I got this to paint the chrome bumpers on my Toyota Tundra (magnetic gray) and it worked out great! There weren't really any guides out there on how to do it so just trial and error. In the end, five coats of black (used Plasti Dip) and one coat of this ended up matching almost perfectly. Just remember to follow the steps on the cans (no shortcuts) and it should work for you too. I also found the tip about dropping the cans in warm/hot water for about 10 minutes prior made a huge difference in spray pattern.

It's fine paint but like all other paint it stuck to the surface. I was disappointed but I'm glad I learned that it doesn't work. I ended up burning it off. I could have kept trying with sand paper but it was taking too long. It burned fine.

These wheels have be painted for years. After having tires rotated and balanced, had to get a new can and touch up the “scratches “.If you don’t like the pattern or color, take off and go again.

This was a very easy way to change the appearance of a very beaten up and paint peeling off our car vehicle hood.I was not scared to apply this cause I knew I could peel it off if it looked bad. It ended up in hearing so well and had a slight graphite glint. And looked really sharp. Course it was an older car so everything was an improvement, but it really looked nice. I was a novice applicator, and it looked good. Buy some good masking tape. I used 3M tape.