ABRO SP-Z1 Multipurpose Colour Spray Paint Can (400ml, Super Zinc) DIY Quick Drying for Metal, Wood, Walls, Automotive Cars and Bikes

Good product

Pros: Good coverage with 3-4 coats. Easy to use. The gold colour i got is not metallic gold but a dull muted gold. But it's as advertised and same as the cap colour shown, so no complaints there.Cons: Need multiple coats for good coverage. The colour peels off easily so I doubt of its longivitiy. Price is okay but the can only lasted for 3 small items with 3-4 coats each. So not really affordable for larger items. The finish is smooth but somehow does not create a wow effect. It served my purpose but might not create a desired look for display items.Tips: clean and sand the surface for good finish and coating. Wear mask and glasses for safety. Use it outdoors in ventilated area.

Idk how long will this go. I brought it for 215 per can, i thought 400ml will last long and ordered 3 cans only. But it's like, dont compare it with a 400ml deodorant!I gave single layer to my old scooty, still some portions were left to cover. Looks good in the beginning but can't hold even a small scratch!And u will need lot of bottles to give a proper finish to ur bike or scooter.I can suggest that to coat three layers of paint in an indian scooty, u will require at least 10 cans.And whenever u wash ur vehicle, i would suggest not to use brush and detergent. instead keep on mopping ur vehicle every week with damp cloth as it attracts dust too much, and the matt black finish will turn into brown dusty finish soon if u don't clean ur vehicle

ABRO SP-304 Multipurpose Color Spray Paint Can: A Handy Paint Job in a CanThe ABRO SP-304 Multipurpose Color Spray Paint Can is a versatile option for anyone looking to tackle a quick paint touch-up or revamp a variety of surfaces. Here's a breakdown of its pros and cons to help you decide if it's the right fit for your project.Pros:Multi-Surface Adhesion: This paint can adhere to a surprising range of materials, including metal, vinyl, plastic, and fiberglass. This makes it a great one-can solution for various projects.Easy Application: The adjustable nozzle and wide spray pattern allow for smooth, even coats with minimal effort.Fast Drying: No more waiting around! The ABRO SP-304 dries quickly, so you can get on with other parts of your project.Durable Finish: The paint boasts a chip-resistant formula that promises a long-lasting finish, saving you from frequent repainting.Cons:Limited Color Selection: While it's called "multipurpose," the color options seem to be restricted, with deep gray being a frequently available choice. If you're looking for a specific color, you might need to look elsewhere.Fumes and Safety: As with any spray paint, proper ventilation and safety precautions are crucial when using this product. Make sure to use it in a well-ventilated space and wear appropriate protective gear like gloves and a mask.Overall:The ABRO SP-304 Multipurpose Color Spray Paint Can is a convenient and budget-friendly choice for small painting jobs on various surfaces. Its ease of application, fast drying time, and durable finish make it a good option for DIY enthusiasts and quick touch-ups. However, the limited color range and the need for proper ventilation and safety measures are factors to consider before purchase.

Duplicate product, there is no gas ,finishing not good

Smooth finish, excellent

Good product, value for money

I bought this because it was nearly 1/3rd the price of Rust-Oleum Spray paint which costs 540 Rupees for 360ml. However, I was able to paint 4 pcs of 8" dia flower pots with one can of Rust-Oleum, that too with 3 coatings to get a rich white gloss.With the Abro, it says it s 400 ml & for Rs.194 but it could not even coat one pot 3 times, it looks like the pot needs a fourth coat to match the richness of the pots done with Rust-Oleum, but the Abro can is empty. The Gloss White color of Abro is similar to Rust-Oleum though, you won't find much difference however this is where everything else goes wrong with Abro.With the Rust-Oleum as with all spray paints, a lot of the paint is wasted as you have to spray from a distance to get even coats, but still about 60-70% of the spray actually sticks to the plastic surface with Rust-Oleum, but with the Abro, only about 30% sticks to the surface, rest simply bounces off and flies away into the air.One advantage with Abro is that it dries within a couple hours on plastic whereas Rust-Oleum takes 3 days to fully dry on plastic and lose stickiness.With the Rust-Oelum, I could spray upside down as well whereas with Abro, if I spray upside down, a lot many times only gas comes out & the can loses pressure - this is very bad, we cannot do spray painting on 3D objects by only holding the can upright, some angular sprays are required to do the job properly.All in all. I say go Rust-Oleum, but the only thing with it is that it is so expensive, but the quality is 100%.Abro looks so enticing on paper with its extremely low cost but the performance is bad - the colors is fantastic though, but you won't be able to do much with one can, you will need 3-4 Abro cans to do the work of one Rust-Oleum, though Abro dries much much faster on Plastic