Rust-Oleum363573 Engine Enamel Spray Paint, 11 oz, Flat Gray Primer, (Pack of 1)

I put new brake drums on my 2015 Jeep Compass, and I wanted them to look nice and not get rusted since a lot of aftermarket drums don't have the best coating. I used this black gloss spray paint over the Rustoleum Engine Primer (600* stuff). It went on great, looks great, and I'm happy with the results. I'll use it to do my stock brake calipers next, just so they kind of match the rear wheels. I'll probably use a clear-coat on the calipers, but I didnd't think that was necessary with the drums. The gloss has a nice shine to it, and I think this paint will really harden up as it cures. This stuff does take a long while to fully cure, so handle with care if you put your parts back on before the curing process is completed. I've heard you can also use heat (like an oven, sunlight, etc) to help it cure faster. Do you research.

It's red. It covers ok after 3 or 4 coats. Heat doesn't bother it.It's RED. Really red.

I bought this to paint the cast-iron radiators in my house that needed a touchup. The paint was very easy to apply, color quality was good, and the price was definitely reasonable.It did have a bit of an odor, as would be expected, so do crack a window while using it indoors.

I used the paint on a generic exhaust tip to make it look like I bought it from the dealership. By purchasing an aftermarket exhaust tip and painting it with this excellent paint, I saved a lot of money. Therefore, I highly recommend this paint, and it appears to withstand heat well.

The color change from black to a nice bright red gets you neighbors and guests attention. Gloss and adhesion were very good, but will it last? I just sanded the old paint on my gas grill and it took 4 to 5 coats to cover. If your making a radical change I recommend the clean metal Rust-Oleum primer as a good white base first. Love the fan spray as it covered in no time. Rust-Oleum claims you can paint upside down but It started cutting out when I held the can horizontally. It dried to touch in 20 mins and I was handling it in 1 hour at 72 degrees! Impressive. The real test will be seeing if it will stand up to the 400 -500 degrees on a gas grill for 30 mins over multiple cooking sessions this summer. It only claims "intermittent" exposure to 600 degrees. Rust-Oleum claims good gloss and color retention? We will see how it holds up to the UV rays of the sun parked on my side patio all Summer. I didn't have much luck with UV rejection on their Painters Touch paints in red and yellow.

Great coverage sprayed my 454's crusaders motors with this its a shade different than the O.E.M. color, but I did two motors They look factory!

I actually have no idea of the "heat resistance", "ease of use", or "adhesion" of the product, as I have not (nor will I ever) use the product.I was trying to find a spray paint that matched the color of a high-end, folding bicycle that I keep on my boat, for some "touch-up" of select areas that had developed corrosion. (Everything on a boat, it's prone to corrosion.) Based on the ad, this APPEARED to be an exact color match, even though I did not need the "heat resistance" feature of the product. But if you look at the attached photo, the image on the left was taken from the ad... the photo on the right was taken of the item that actually arrived. Obviously there is little similarity, other than that they are both "shades of gray".RETURN IT? My only "land" transportation is an RV that gets 7 mpg, and the nearest Amazon return "drop-off" point is a 50mi round trip. As such it would cost me at least THREE TIMES the purchase price just to return it! Add to that the wasted time to do so. So this will be yet another purchase that goes into the trash, as a cheaper alternative to returning it!I NEVER would have expected this from RUST-OLEUM... the brand that USED to be my go-to for spray paint! Whatever happened to "truth in advertising"?

I'm diggin this color. High temp aswell. Stands out well for matking tools and wutever. No complaints wutsoever, two thumbs up