SEYMOUR 620-1448 Industrial MRO High Solids Spray Paint, Cascade Green, 16 Ounce (Pack of 1)

I used to be a body man and painter and during my time I used lots of spray cans for little touch ups, small projects, and odds and ends. Using this paint was like spraying black glass or black chrome. If you know how to paint you could turn out an amazing finish on anything using this stuff. I like it so much I ended up ordering another can even though I didn't need it. I included a couple pictures of what the ceramics looked like before I painted them. There was no prep involved, I just blew them off and painted them.

This "Seymour MRO High Solids" spray paint is amazing.It has extremely good coverage, it hides everything, it's self-leveling, quick-drying, and the finish is smooth, non-reflective, and durable. It doesn't drip, pool, or run unless you put on a ridiculously thick coat.It's a very forgiving paint; apply this correctly and you'll be happy every time. It dries as hard as rock, like a powder-coated finish. Super hard, super durable.Here's the key to using this paint: plan on giving whatever you're painting one good, even coat. Other paints typically tell you to build up multiple thin coats, but don't use this stuff that way. One nice, thick, smooth coat with 100% coverage is what you're aiming for.Shake the can well and keep shaking it as you paint.Spray any little nooks and crannies first, give the rest a good solid coat, and then STOP. Put the can down. DON'T keep spraying and spraying and spraying- do your best to get *everything* covered on the first glorious layer.If you can, immediately cover the object with a box or other shield to prevent dust from ruining the finish. Leave it for ~30 mins until it's no longer tacky.You can go back and do touch-ups, but my suggestion is to let the original coat dry a little bit first , and then very gingerly hit any missed areas.I use this for painting the inside/outside of PC cases and it's always done a super job. One coat really does it all.I don't give many 5-star reviews but this is great stuff; highly recommended!

I had gotten a can of this product for free from a friend and liked it so much that I searched for the same color and brand on Amazon. I was very impressed with the quality of paint, the coverage, and the overall durability of this paint. Someone who lived in my home before me had painted the leased propane tank black. The company that took over would not deliver and fill the tank with it being black. I used this high quality product to cover the old black paint after thoroughly prepping the tank surface. It gave the tank a brand new look and it feels like commercial paint. Be sure to clean the nozzle if you use it over a longer time period. This can be done by turning the can upside down and spraying until the spray is slightly clear. This cleans the nozzle and it won’t plug with old paint. Its a trick I learned from my 94 year old dad who was in construction for his entire life. I am very happy with this product.

Holy smokes. This stuff is like a mirror. The most glossy paint I have ever used. On left is MRO middle is alclad and right span Stix. MRO wins by a land slide. Great paint highly recommended if you need super gloss shiny black.

Trying to get this wooden table to look like it's made out of porcelain like the bathtub or toilet bowl. it's my third try using various brands of enamel epoxy paint, appliance white, didn't work, neither did some off brand a friend bragged about..the Seymour gloss white looks closest to the look I'm looking for. As far as how well it holds up, time will tell. By the way pictures are when paint is dry to the touch, hence opened doors in garage to let it air out..

The can says “best paint period”, and for me that is 100% true. I have never tried a rattle-can/spray paint as good as this product. Period. Incredible coverage, splatterless and actually cleanable spray tip. The performance for me (flat black on sanded plywood) was extraordinary. I am not a professional, but I have painted many houses and I paint a lot of things in my home shop, including HVLP. I had always purchased the national brands from the big box home stores, thinking that was all that was out there. Never again. It does take longer to dry than many of those products, but that is likely because it is better quality (less solvents, more solids?). Seymour paint products has earned a new and devoted customer here.

So this is expensive, for spray paint. My usual go-to spray paint is the professional Rust-oleum stuff in the tall can, but I had an important project coming up, so I thought I'd get something better. First of all, this paint is excellent! The gloss is unlike anything I've ever seen. I can't speak to it's durability yet, as it's too new. But, and this is a big but, the can spurts out constantly - like big annoying drops. I'm not new to spray paint either. I build a lot with wood and metal and I go through about 2-3 cases of spray paint per year. I love spray painting. I tried cleaning the nozzle, soaking the can in warm water, was sure not to shake while actively spraying, and nothing helped. What a mess! I did get some good pieces out of it, but wow, I doubt I'll buy this again. Lastly, I will say that although the can states that it's equivalent to 4 cans of spray paint, it's more like 2 1/2, it's a heavy dense can. It's a shame really, if not for all the spurts, I would buy this again. Get a different brand.

I used this paint to repaint a stainless steel insulated tankard. It leaves a thick, durable finish. I don't have a lot of experience painting, but I followed the prep and application instructions on the can, as well as general painting tips, and achieved results I like. The paint goes on thick, so if you are attempting to do something other than completely cover an object, this paint may pose problems for you. I did use a spray primer before application of the paint. The paint has been on for over a month now, and with daily, typical use, has not chipped, peeled, or in any other way come off, but I do handwash the tankard.Be advised that "Safety Blue" means "Handicap Parking Spot Blue"

Four cans would have done much better.