RUST-OLEUM 7377.0.25 Combicolor Original, Superior Metal Protection, Direct To Rust, Chestnut brown-RAL 8011

Really good stuff

Followed YouTube video....all stuff boufy on Amazon .make sure you prepare well and use Mohair rollersWill give van another coat in few weeks time

Really good paint. Covers lovely and goes a really really long way. The colour is spot on as well.

I've just finished painting a plastic coated front door. I used the small tin and two coats later there's still a third of a tin left. It is a thin consistency paint so drips a little if you overload the brush but I personally needed this consistency to cover the area easily. I used SLATE GREY and I am slightly disappointed as it is alot lighter than I thought it would be given its description and the colour on the front. Nevertheless the finish and end result outweighs this. I might go for dark grey if I can't live with it but I'm really happy and would recommend this for anyone painting a plastic coated door. After just one coat it would have been fine but I wanted to touch up a few places. It dries really quickly too. Have added a photo to help others. To note this was a dark blue painted door previously.

i know its hard to tell off line but i bought this looking at the picture of the tin and it is very very pale silver grey. its far too pale for what i wanted and you cant return!

Great. Used it to paint my Berlingo. Careful with the thinners though.

Used to repaint frame of light grey glass topped patio table to brown. Good coverage with one coat. Drying time good, though needs longer to be fully hard. Brushes cleaned easily in white spirit. Originally was going to use a rival brand paint, but that required either using their own (expensive) solvent, or throwing brushes away after use.

This stuff is awesome. YouTube videos about roller painting cars and vans etc. Regardless of automotive applications, if you are considering Hammerite, forget it. Just buy this.However one word of caution, do not apply neat to seam sealer/tiger seal etc. Use a proper red oxide primer first.Also make sure that this is the last paint you apply - it will react with everything except if you prime first or indeed over it - any rustoleum that you want to overcoat ie: scenario;red oxide, rustoleum then stonechip = reaction.Great paint though and thins and cleans with traditional white spirit which is an absolute plus.