Speedokote SMR-207/211 - Hot Rod Black Paint, Black Satin 2K Urethane, SMR-207 4:1 mix Single Stage Gallon kit with activator included. For California, Delaware, or Maryland, order SMR-456.

Fantastic paint! Sprays well, lays well, covers well, all with a gorgeous finish that even feels satin smooth. Holds up unbelievably against light impact and abrasions. It looks perfect on the inside as well as the full exterior, really a great product.

Bought this for my pops to use on an old, vintage truck he was restoring. It was a "ratrod" so was never going to be perfect but it turned out pretty good. He painted it himself and was pleased with the results. He said the paint provided good coverage and was fairly easy to apply. I've included the results. "Hot Rod" black as purchased.

This paint is exelent. It lays down nicely and doesn't run easily. I would recommend

I mixed this product 5-1 ratio was very pleased with the results.Plenty of paint and activator to work with.Good flow at 35 psi with a gravity feed paint gun.No need to spend a lot of money on a paint gun, I bought mine at Harbor Freight.Keep the vent clear so important.Do not paint in hot weather l shot mine early morning before temps rose over 75 degrees.Take your time and apply evenly not too wet.

Great product, price was great. Covered well with 2 coats. Layed perfect and was super easy to spray.

Product dries alittle too quick and seems to have alittle texture even when applied in a controlled temp atmosphere. Used a 1.3 HTE gun at 29lbs with trigger pulled. mixed 4 to 1 with activator. sprayed with temp at 72 degrees

First of all, Wow! I am thrilled with how this paint worked for my vehicle and how easy it was to use! In applying this paint, I used an 8-gallon, 1.5 HP air compressor with a 1.4mm tip on a gravity feed HVLP cheap spray gun at 8-12 psi. I mixed the paint at the 4:1 ratio it calls for in the instructions without adding any reducer or anything like that, and it was the perfect mix for application! I did all the prep and painting in my front yard at 70-90 degrees. It does better the closer to 70 degrees you get, but when you don't have a professional auto paint booth, you have to do what you can with the conditions you get. Once all the prep work was done, it took me roughly two 6-hour days to paint my Jeep Cherokee. I applied 3 to 4 coats of paint over the whole body, excluding the bumpers. Again, I am not a professional, and this was my first time painting a vehicle with actual painting equipment and automotive paint, but if you have the patience, time, and dedication to your project vehicle. You can make that project vehicle look good as new! I will add some pictures of my Jeep when I can for reference!

It’s a ready to spray so you cans spray a thick style finishOtherwise goes on like a new carSo it’s equal to a quart of unmixed paint