Dupli-Color MC204 Metalcast Automotive Spray Paint - Purple Anodized Coating - 11 oz Aerosol Can

Looks awesome with Dupli Color 1k clear over it. Make sure you spray very light coats and work your way up to the coverage you need. It’s super thin like water and will run easily. If you do this, you will get a great finish.

Great paint! This paint really lasts and works well! I would recommend for anything needing extra protection.

I bought this paint for my rims, I love how they turned out. I only used two cans for all 4 rims and I still have paint left. The color is very pretty. It dried pretty fast.

Works fantastic on metallic surfaces; I would say this paint is more like a tint and is very thin, so apply in light thin coats until desired color/darkness is achieved. can use a metallic paint like gold or silver to make a surface have the required look it needs to really shine. I have used this for painting razor dirt bike frames and plastic, and used it for painting 3D printed helmets and props. My only complaints are that the paint will run very easily, its more like a tint so you need to apply in very thin layers. It also chips really easily, more so on metal surfaces than 3d prints. I have tried adding a clear coat to help prevent chipping but the clear coat makes no difference.

I bought this paint because I loved the color and sheen. But I was unsure if it would work on something besides metal. I have the huge gorgeous pitberry wreath for my front door in a deep red (use every Christmas). After a few years of Northwest weather, the pip berry's were showing white and looking scruffy (they are not really for hanging outside in the rain). I tried one time to spray paint them with so-so results, until I found this paint. Omg, what a game changer. The wreath was restored to its glory. The sheen and the rich color are stunning. This is both an amazing color and a perfect shine. I would recommend it to crafters as well as the car buffs. A+

Because the paint is transparent the color underneath will show through. I painted directly over new calipers and the color started off very light blue. It gets darker with every coat. I used 6 coats to get it as close to the cap color as possible.The spray nozzle gives a perfect v shaped spray, just like a paint gun, and it works in any orientation. Which is very helpful when getting good coverage on an awkwardly shaped part like a brake caliper.One can was more than enough for my front calipers, but I don't know if I'll have enough for when i do the rears.10/10, would purchase again

The media could not be loaded. Where is the quality? I don't mean about the color, because the color is perfect. But why do I have to suffer through the fact that it will not stop spraying after i'm done? I had to yank the head off of the spray can to make it stop and even then, it kept spitting red paint everywhere. Amazing, perfect coverage, very beautiful bud.I don't need to get covered in paint when i'm using a spray can. I ask, where is the quality. I am literally typing this right now. As the can empties itself upside down without a nozzle on it, because it wouldn't stop spraying, but it also wouldn't stop spitting its paint out of it. I love the color. It coded perfectly. But I did not need to have my fingers covered along with everything else near me when I was trying to make it stop spraying. This is worse than 3m products. That literally stick to nothing but human skin. And ten years ago I would have spent half as much. I'm really really mad. But darn, the projects I was working on, look amazing.. I bought a second can that arrived yesterday. This can will not spray anything at all! If I could give zero stars, I would give zero stars. Thank you so much for and a half cans of paint that I cannot use.

The paint description is what I needed in terms of coloring - so thought I'd try it even with the relatively expensive cost (e.g. $14/can). The paint went on clean 2"x 2" steel tubing that had two coats of primer. In other words, I wouldn't expect many issues with coating. The instructions say to do two light coats 10 minutes apart and then a 'wet' coat. Followed the instructions.The first thing that was noticeable was the inconsistency of color as it was sprayed on. Could be the nozzle and fact that it was going on a narrow target. I figured that's why the two 'light' coats were recommended. Fine up to that point. BUT...when i sprayed the wet coat, all seemed fine until I did a check 5-10 minutes later and found a few spots that had runs. REALLY annoying....especially after following the instructions and doing the level of prep work I did.I waited a week to sand and knock down the runs - bought more paint in the interim (not happy about that) to make sure there was enough on the respray - and tried again. After MANY light coats - with a goal of making sure the redone sections were smooth, the same thing appears to have occurred.As I said above, this may be a nozzle issue. But, I doubt it. Given the amount of spray required to get full coverage, I think this is just the nature of the pain. And for the price paid, it makes the value of the paint in the low category.I can't honestly say if the paint is durable but I can say it's costing me WAY more than anticipated to get four furniture legs painted. Again....REALLY ANNOYING!