Ultimate 2-in-1 Rust Converter & Metal Primer, Black Rust Inhibitor Paint for Metal, Automotive Rust Converter Paint, Heat Resistance, Stop Rust & Corrosion Permanently(32 Fl Oz, Semi-Gloss Black)

I don't have anything to compare this product to other than what I started with. Paint goes on great... Smooth and not tacky.I had to do a lot of work on some suspension parts on both driver and passenger side so I took advantage of the opportunity to cover some of the rust while I had things disassembled. I cleaned surfaces up with wire brushes on the drill and the paint adhered nicely. Brake dust guard looks eh bc it was eh to begin with. Rust on it was removed prior to painting and it's texture does not worry me... It's gonna last and save me money.I used half of the lil pail of paint to cover both sides w 2 coats.. I'll have enough to cover other rust on the underbody if I get around to it. I'd purchase this product again.

Used on my 70 ford station wagon floor and trunk. Some areas were fairly rotted but mostly all salvageable. Prepped the surface with a wire wheel on a grinder, cleaned and brush painted on. The paint sticks better to rust affected metal, the bright shiny metal and painted surfaces might need a second coat to look more uniform. Really impressed with the surface finish, (semi gloss black) no real noticeable brush strokes after it dries. The one 32oz tub is probably enough to do the entire station wagon interior but i ordered a second tub just in case. No harsh fumes and the paint washed out of my brush with water easily.

I gave it 4 stars since I just finished my project and I will be hopeful the product lasts as expected. I am a teacher in a vocational high school in New Jersey. I teach auto collision repair and as you can see from the pictures I have the availability to use a paint booth with controlled temperature. First, I power washed the trailer, removed loose rust with an angle grinder with a surface disc conditioner pad. Sanded any spots that were rough and use a scuff pad on the trailer to ensure good adhesion. I blew the trailer off with compressor air tool and wiped it down with solvent cleaner.The first coat was mostly applied with a roller and brush. The paint dries fairly quick and when it was dry I applied a second coat. 24 hours later the trailer was dry and the paint appeared to be hard and durable. In a few months I will follow up to see how the surface is wearing. The paint spreads easily and covers very well. I used 2 quarts for the trailer. The product seems good but time will tell.

I needed a product to touch up a gashed up rock slider and some superficial rust on another vehicle.I was debating between this, Por15, and rattle can Rustolium. I’m glad I went with this. It is cheaper than Por15 and a lot more durable than rattle can. It matches the Raptor Liner coating on the slider really well.Unlike a lot of other products, this drys better in higher humidity; which is a bonus for where I’m at in Florida.My only wish is that I had found it in a touch up size. I only needed a small amount, so I had to scoop out some to try to minimize air exposure to the rest of it. (This made a big mess of stuff that needed immediate cleaning.) Even quickly pulling a small amount out, I suspect the rest may be wasted before I use it again.

I was really impressed with this! I used it to coat the rust inside of the trunk on my antique car. It left behind a nice matte black finish and seamed to seal very well. I also used it behind my tail lights. I used a sponge brush to apply and kept the brush in a Ziplock bag between uses. It goes a long way! The hardest part was getting the can open 😊I do recommend this product and will purchase again if needed!

sticks and works great on rusted cars. looks great

The media could not be loaded. It spoiled before I even had a chance to use it. Stay away from this junk. Pay low prices and you get low quality…. I think there is a graph that might reference this universal truth. I would go zero stars if I could. I’m frustrated.

Painted some lawn furniture that had rusted, cleaned the rust off and applied this paint, the furniture is out in the weather, but after just 2 weeks, rust is starting to show thru, also It is not Gloss black, more like satin finish, in my opinion, I have tried several coatings, and without a doubt, Benjamin Moore Super spec, HT, has held up the best, some outdoor furniture I have painted, exposed to the weather, have lasted over 5 years, and still going.