Spray max USC 2k High Gloss Clearcoat Aerosol (4 PACK)

I spray paint vehicles, whether it be body panels, or all over. I have learned my lesson against using enamel clear coats, and have started using this two-part urethane. Although I can make the enamels smooth as glass after a wet sand/buff, I've found that they stain easily, even with simple water spots, and need to be re-polished after anything at all gets on it. Now, I've used this 2k clear in places, but haven't gotten a chance to test it out in the sunlight and rain, but so far it sprays very well, and is very glossy even before wet sanding. Having a hardener in it makes it dry much faster as well. Very impressed so far, and look forward to finishing this car in 2k.

Great price for a somewhat generic 2K and does a fantastic job when prepped properly and directions are followed for 2K. Good coverage and hardens nicely for a nice finish. Does orange peel a little more than Eastwood, but that’s okay, you need to cut and buff anyway. Once finished it looks amazing and has great depth after applying three coats.

This is the real deal 2k clear coat that I see at professional body shops. The quality and result is suburb and almost equal to what I can get out of using a sprayGun. application is easy, and dries quickly. The finish is very glossy, and if you follow the directions will give you the MIRROR FINISH that your after. Just trust the process :)

To be completely honest, I was ASE-certified in auto body collision, paint, and repair prior to joining the military. I used the aerosol cans from Automotive Touch Up paint for the color and these cans for the clear coat. I must say I’m impressed! Although painting is 80% prep work, cheap clear coat looks pretty obvious. As far as longevity, I can’t speak for it but it seems strong and one of my projects is over a year old with signs of age (properly protected with ceramic coating and routine waxing). This clear coat can has a great fan spread when spraying, shoots out a proper amount of clear, and doesn’t clog up. Just be careful with having your finger a little over! It will hit your finger and drip. That’s just user error. I would recommend one of those aerosol gun holders for fatigue. It isn’t a hard press but overtime it can be a little tiring. You want to maintain focus whenever spraying. Remember this is a two part clear coat! You activate the hardener by pressing the bottom with the supplied red button. That means within the prescribed time (I believe it’s a few hours with this brand), it will harden in the can and become unusable. This is normal and what makes this clear better among the rest. This product goes highly recommended by me! Just a tip for DIYers: Whenever spraying color, use tack cloths to remove light overspray between coats. It will result in smoother clear in the end. Whenever spraying clear, go HEAVY. Obviously not enough to drip but enough to create a smooth mirror finish. What my original instructor always told me is “Pretend like you are a robot on an assembly line”. Move robotic, 50/50 overpass, and follow the same spray pattern between coats. Most importantly, tell yourself “I do need it”. What I mean by that, when you find yourself asking “do I really need tack cloths? It doesn’t seem to have any overspray” or “should I wipe this panel again with wax/grease remover?”. YES YOU DO. It’s way better to be extra than sorry at the end. Those extra steps is what makes a perfect paint job.

I use this product frequently to clear coat my cosplay pieces and to achieve a chrome finish on some of them. The only issue I’ve encountered is that a few cans arrived with broken caps, and when I press the activator, they sometimes leak.