Rust-Oleum 7220830 Textured Spray Paint, 12 oz, Black

It is paint what can I say.

I have used this product prior. It works really well if you follow the instructions:)

The Mopar metal bumpers on my AEV Jeep were rusting after 8 years. I sand blasted them and sprayed them with this paint and it is incredibly close to OEM. AEV sells their paint for an outrageous price and I wouldn’t be surprised if it is this paint with a AEV label, that’s how close it is. Time will tell how it lasts but I painted it a month ago and it’s seen rain and elements with no deterioration.

Ordered this in January delivered on time and that's the good. Ended up having to wait for weather to get better to do project. Now it's May. Stored it with the rest of my spray paint. Got about 1/4 of first can and the can plugs up. Not the nozzle but the can. Tried second can and got 3 short passes and it plugged. Checked with rust oleum and the batch code is from 2003 on 1 can and 1998 on second can. Past return date so buyer beware you might get expired cans!!!

I bought this to restore two metal, garden benches that my mom-in-law bought us that needed a little face lift. The product is easy to use and has a nice texture, but if doing a similar product by one can per project, to get the smooth complete coverage. I went back to buy more to hit any missed spots. Drys nicely. It's worth wearing gloves as if there is a little breeze, getting a bit of the paint on your hands is a little bit of work to get off. I learned my lesson between cans 1 and 2. Great buy.

Bought this to make a chalkboard. I spray painted a metal sheet with this paint and then spray painted clear coat over it. The ridges in this paint helped to make groves for the chalk to stick I to to make bold lines. Without clear coat though, you can't wipe the chalk back off. It ended up working better than the chalkboard paint that I used before, which always left a ghost mark behind. After several coats of this and clear coat, the texture was filled in enough that it wasn't super rough, but enough to bite I to the chalk.It does use more chalk, it seems, but for me the chalk wipes off better and it's a clearer line than the chalkboard paint before this.I had never used spray paint and had to youtub how to properly apply it. Until I did, this was a nightmare. You do t just pick up the paint and throw it anywhere, no you gotta go it right and watch people online to show you the best way.

I wanted that textured look and it delivered. I had a couple of old lamps I wanted to restore. I’d say it took about 2 coats for it to give me the finish I wanted. I got the white and love the results. You do have to make it dry in between layers. I did it outside. If not you need to wear a mask.

I used this to repaint the top of my gun safe. This is a great brand. works as described