Flood 1 Gal. Floetrol Latex Paint Additive

I ordered this product but really did not know how to use it so it sat around for a bit. Then when I did start using it in my pour paintings I found out how well it really worked. The ease of application is so much better then Elmer,s glue and water. The quality is good and it lasts a long time for me. Its not sticky and is easy to clean up. I'm on my 4th jug. I will continue to use this product.

I bought this to use for painting, as well as for black automotive trim.I put it on about 11 months ago, and it still seems to be holding up alright.I put it on a white car, with black trim, and haven't had any real problems with streaking or staining. I was worried about that most, since it seems kind of non-reversible. But it seems to streak the same amount, or less, than other trim products I've used (like Mother's back-to-black). I am pretty sure it streaks much less, but don't care enough to test it side by side.Overall, I would easily recommend this for someone who has something like a work truck, or older car, that they don't care much about, and would just like to look good, for a fractional amount of work. I haven't touched it up or anything since I applied it, and it still looks OK about a year later. It doesn't look professionally detailed or anything; but instead of looking 10-15 years old, maybe it only looks 3-4, which I consider fine.To apply it, I just washed the car thoroughly, and used an old sponge to wipe it on. I can't remember if I had to put multiple coats on after it sucked into the plastic. It seemed to level out alright, I don't remember much splotchiness.It forms kind of a coating, like shellac. So mask off the paint, or try hard not to get it on the paint.It probably wouldn't be great for something that's your pride & joy sports car. Maybe it'd still be good for stuff like wheel arches, mudflaps, door sills, door handles, etc.The only concern I have is about whether or not you could remove it. I don't know if soap would be enough, or if you'd have to use some kind of solvent & risk damaging the plastic.I'd rather use this and apply it once every 1-2 years, than detailing products which seem to last only a few months.

Look guys/gals have you ever wandered how you can keep your hand tools from rusting? Flood is what you want! I put a little on a rag and while I'm watching some tube Im grabbing a socket or wrench and whipping with Flood and it leaves a layer of rust protection and the tool never rust! Just repeat couple times a year!

Mixes well with acrylic and latex paint

Great for pouring medium for acrylic pouring. Produces nice cells and lace when moxed correctly.

I used it on my 35 year old Jeep Wrangler. I wanted to save the paint patena look others have done. I used a sponge, and it was an easy job. Looks great!

Great !!

Protects stainless steel outdoors well. Once a year application.