Spray max USC 2k High Gloss Clearcoat Aerosol (6 PACK)

Good stuff. Thick application needed for maximum shine. 11 cans required for our 30 year old 4runner application. Looks good. Easy to apply.

Excelente producto

Really worked as advertised. Cans came all in tact and the results were better than I thought. I used 5 cans to paint my bike and the gloss was perfect. No overspray runoff

These USC 2K clear coat cans are amazing. I've probably used 2 dozen of them by now. I find that they are very forgiving in almost every way. The have great adhesion even if you didn't prepare the surface quite like you should. It's not as durable as an auto body shop paint job, but is certainly much more durable than your typical rattle can clear coat. It cures pretty quickly and is probably fine to handle in an hour or less most of the time. However, like most 2 part products, full cure seems to come a couple of weeks after you spray. I just take care to handle them gently for a while but don't hesitate to use the sprayed parts after 24 hours. Back to the forgiving part. I know it's ill-advised, but I've even spray this stuff in 45F weather in a pinch and still had no problems getting it to cure. It might take a little longer but it still does it no problem. In the past when I've tried that I'd get haze in the clear or it would just stay tacky forever. I don't like to do that kind of thing, but this product will let you. One tip I have for the pot life, since it is only 48 hours after you activate the cartridge--if you know you'll need to use the can past the 48 hour mark, stick it in the freezer after every use. After I apply a coat, I put the whole aerosol can in a brown paper bag and then stick it right in the freezer. When I need to use it again I take it out of the freezer and let it come to room temp for a few hours. If I need to use it quickly I just run the can under hot water from the kitchen faucet for a few minutes. Warming it up again is vital to getting it to atomize and spray correctly again. Using this freeze method though, I've had cans work well past the 96 hour mark on many occasions and it has never been an issue. Price is the only bad part about this product.

I've been using this clear since I started building guitars. It never failed delivering great results even on windy days! Before I use it I wrap the can in a heating blanket that I got here on AMZ. I used to just pour some hot water in a pot and let it heat up a little bit. This will increase the pressure of the can. Be carefully no overheat it though. This will allow even higer pressure saving the liquid inside the can with awesome results. I started using it as a grain filler since it doesn't shrink as much as other products. I spray light coat, then wait 10-15 minutes depending on temperature, then spray heavy coats, letting it flash for 10-15 minutes. For best results aftet last coat I don't go lower tan 1500 grit before buffing. I sprayed this outside in the winter, the outside temperature was around 30 degrees, let it cure inside for a day or so. And ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY EQUIPMENT! Good respirator and safety glasses are a must! I've been using a full face mask/respirator.

Great fan application. Great gloss with or without polishing. Can compound, polish and wax after 1500, 2000, 3000 wet sanding. Will bubble and separate if it exposed to afternoon sun while kicking off. The shady side of my project was fine. Requires three coats for best results. Sanding between coats will improve the look. Limited pot life.

Great product …definitely needs to keep your spray pattern wet

This is great stuff if you are doing a body panel or two. The nozzle has a nice spray pattern. Dries fast. Depending on how good you are at painting you can get it to lay pretty flat. It does sand and polish nicely though after about 48 hrs.