Rust-Oleum® Painter's Touch 2X Ultra Cover Multi-Purpose Aerosol Spray Paint & Primer, Metallic Aluminum, 340-g

Good good good good good

I was looking for touch up paint for a rusted rear fender lip, and a couple of other spots on my 2012 SUV. This option was appx $10 cheaper, and had more volume, than the automotive paint. It also seemed to be a slightly better match to the hinge screw I took with me. Yes, I can tell the difference in certain light but at a glance it's not obvious. After sanding/cleaning etc., it sprayed and covered nicely, or as well as my spray talents allow. Where I over-sprayed, a light brushing with super fine steel wool took it off without damaging the original paint so I could touch it up again. I'd cleaned my wheels to get brake dust off, and while I did a good cleaning there were some stains, but lo and behold, a light spritz with this stuff covered the orange Cheeto dust violation on my silver wheels. A week later, I used a small brush to try get insect carnage off my front hood/grill, and in brushing a spot I painted, there was no damage from the brush, plus while hosing it, the water beaded and rolled off. My plan was to massage a bit of wax on top of the paint for extra protection but I'm impressed with this paint so far, which did a much better job than the brush and hose at getting bug jam off. Very happy!

I have old sliding closet doors, you must have seen them in thousand of homes, the ones with the metal edge with a mirrors panel or the plain panel. To replace them will cost hundreds of dollars or more if you need to resize closet opening. My closet doors are not damaged and is a great way to refresh the look, So I painted the edge with Rust-Oleum, then used a clear coat to seal the painted edge, then I painted the panel with a latex paint. Will be doing this on my other closet doors.

I'm giving it a 2.5 or 3. by this scale, i used it to paint my scooter, worked just fine until i spilled some gas on it. That's when i saw all of my hard work and money$$$$ go to spoils, it ruined it. The gas dissolved it instantly and the paint ran all the way down the fender.

Needed to touch up outside hooks. This worked very well to cover and look good as new.