LiquitexLQ SPRAY 400ML CAD YEL DP H 1

Worst spray paint I've ever used. This was for a pre-primed MDF panel that I built into a table tennis table top for my teenagers. I followed all the instructions exactly, and have prior experience at using spray paints without these issues. However, the nozzle repeatedly blocks, and same issue when replacing with an alternative from a known good spray can. After lots and lots of patience and various techniques to get this to work, I ended up cutting open the can (after depressurising) and applying the paint with a foam roller. Lots of mess and potentially dangerous, but I was out of options and had a deadline to meet! Amazon refunded the cost of a second can I asked about returning (I bought 2), but I didn't bother claiming for the original as I couldn't have returned it in that state, and I did get a kind of use from it - just didn't expect the "should've been 20 mins job" to end up being a very messy 4 hours!

A really good colour match with what's shown on the website (obviously dependent on your monitor, but in this case it was spot on) and gave a nice even coat. I used this to paint a piano and it looks amazing.Ok, so it was a digital piano, not a concert grand (although an orange concert grand would be incredible). And it was only a couple of boring grey panels. But it now plays so much better, as well as looking more interesting, that clearly every piano should be orange.

Firstly I’m reviewing iridium rich silver, this spray is literally just silver. No iridium at all. Also it’s definitely not weather proof as I found out after 24 hour dry time, was bone dry… left out for few hours in rain and it softens the layer and will rub off with a finger. Need a top coat to seal if using outdoors. First coat is extremely runny on a white primer, but once first coat on, give a light sand and then thin coats go on excellent.Overall ok for a water based spray paint. But could have got a normal silver spray for cheaper and possibly a better one??

I have various colours of these paints and i really like them. However they have a critical design flaw that will stop me buying them in the future, the spray nozzles constantly get blocked even when used and cleaned as directed. I even bought a set of spare nozzles for these cans and have gone through all of those as well. Most of my cans have only been used a couple of times and are more than half full so unless i manage to unblock some of the nozzles or buy another set of new ones that a lot of wasted paint which gets expensive quickly.

Used this for colour on some aluminimum channel. This required 3 coats, which was no problem as the product dries relatively quickly and is ready to recoat in a reasonable time. Spray cans often have a problem with "bubbling" resulting in spots on the finish, but this wasn't the case here. A final couple of coats of laquer and I'm very happy with the finish.