Krylon Cover Maxx Blue Ocean Breeze/Gloss Ultimate Coverage Paint 8 fl. oz

Good coverage - 2 coats on raw wood, high gloss finish, pretty turquoise color.

Love this paint! The color, the coverage and the clean ability.

Loved this product! After watching a few YouTube videos I decided to update my ceiling fan. This product did great. I used it over a brass cheap ceiling fan and it didn't drip or over spray. Didn't leave drip lines or anything. It's been 6 months, and they still look great! Spray paint is so useful in saving time in a remodel project! I also used krylon spray paint to spray the plug outlets and plug covers (separately). I didn't Ike the almond colored plugs and switches. So I took off all the plug covers and switch plates. I made a template out of a piece of cardboard and cut a rectangle hole. I held it up to the outlet and sprayed just the plug. Then I sprayed the cover face. After about an hour of dry time, I screwed them back on. It has also been 6 months and no scratching or peeling. If you are looking for more diy home remodeling ideas... I also used rust o leum for the bath tub resurfacing kit. Worked AMAZING!!!

This color is stunning and the quality of paint is amazing. I took this 49cc mini bike apart, lightly sanded and painted the plastics in 4-5 light coats (only reaching full opacity on 3rd coat) with 5 minutes dry time. Pretty much enough time to completely spray a coat on the rest of the pieces and come back to a mostly-dry ready-for-paint piece. For proper paint bonding and surface durability, it’s best to respray coats with the surface 60-80% dry and this stuff dries QUICK, so keep that in mind. Topped everything off with 3 fine coats of Krylon MAXX Satin Clear Coat in the same style can and nozzle/spray head (which is very effective and has little to no drip, even after 30 seconds of continuous spray). Update: this satin still looks gorgeous in direct sunlight and dim evening with the accent ghost I have installed on the bike. I have spilled gasoline on the paint multiple times and not a single patch of the original plastic color has come through. Crashed the bike multiple times and still overall pleasant to look at. Besides, having the texture of my clear coat and paint being satin makes it easy to throw a quick touch up spray on a little road rash leaves her lookin good as new.

I picked this paint up to cover the gaudy chrome endcaps on a motorized bicycle muffler that I had purchased. All I did for prep work was lightly scuff the area with 200 grit sandpaper. The coats go on very thin so don't fret when it doesn't seem to be doing a very good job, just let the first coat dry and the 2nd coat will cover beautifully. So far it's been holding up well, it gets exposed to 200-225f temperatures daily along with gasoline and oil. For a generic paint that isn't aimed at this kind of use, it's holding up wonderfully.