2K clear over CHEAP rustoleum paint (AMAZING RESULTS!)

One of the biggest things that people miss is spraying technique. The smooth, overlapping wet coats is one of the most important things to do properly. The clear was sprayed very well, that's a huge factor in why the finished job looks so good. A light wet sand (2000-2500 grit) and buff would make it look just as good, if not better, than oem paint.

I have 5 years with the clear 2k and it still looks as good as the day I used it.

Im glad you posted this. I've been using my spray gun. I hate mixing in the hardener and reducer. So this is great! Will save me time!

This is one of the best 2k spray can demonstration I can find on YouTube, thank you so much for your efforts putting the video together, looking forward to more awesome spray paint videos in the future!! Good job man!!

I used that clear coat on my rear view mirrors and that is the only clear coat paint (from a can) that hasn't failed me. I had it for little over a year now and it still looks like it was painted yesterday. I have tried other brands and in less then a year the clear coat gets dull and starts peeling but with this clear coat you never have to worry.

dude u just help some many people who want to do something , actually do it,..no excuses with this video

Just canned my car it looks amazing for my first time!! I studied all of your videos religiously trying to learn your techniques and such, keep up the good work man these videos are still helping people!!

Glad you posted this to let people see what can be done with a rattle can.you do nice work very helpful.✌✌!!

Looks AMAZING!!! And I am looking forward to more videos like this one! GREAT JOB!!!👍👍

best, most encouraging video of this topic yet. thank you

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Very informative video. Thank you for sharing this. I have now used this on several refurbished and repainted machines and love how this stuff makes the color pop, and keeps dirt from sticking.

My daughter bought a 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee that has great paint except for the hood. It’s not rusted the paint is mostly gone. I’ll be using this to repaint it! Those results look fantastic for so little money. Thank you for posting this!

I love 2k in a can I've had more success with it then spraying 2k clear and a legit paint gun/compressor. Much less to go wrong, but if you did more than a few panels you will spend so much more using it.

I love a painter who protects themselves. Thank you for sharing your steps!

holy fucking shit, I've been searching the web for half a year to find this answer. Some people say never put 2k clear on cheap lacquer paint, other people say its ok if you let the paint dry for two days. but after looking at your video it is clear. thank you so much for uploading!

The more I watch these videos the more I feel like painting my car and possibly my truck too. That looks nice, amazing how paint in a can has evolved over the years. Back in the 80's when I did a car, you couldn't get clear coat and paint in a can at this quality, the paint had to be purchased from a auto parts store and applied using a gun if you wanted quality job. If I do my car, I'll do it like this, one panel at a time, within a short period of time using of course the original color. This looks real good for a can.

Man thank u!! U do an awesome job and you showing us how not to break the bank on doing a great paint job. 💯💯💯

Great video man without a lot of talking, you stayed on point and made it easy to follow. You've giving me more confidence that I paint my own car, keep up the good work!

Genius, I love your simple yet proficient technique keep it up!!!