Plasti-kote PKT1100 1100 400ml Super Gloss Spray Paint- Super Black (Packaging may vary)

Great spray paint and I have ordered this several times now. Only problem was the last delivery where it looks like the package was used a the ball during a very heated local derby football match. Both lods smashed and I could not use them making transporting these a bit dodgy. Apart from that great paint

This glossy black spray paint has become a staple in my DIY toolkit. The 400ml can provides an intense black color with a super gloss finish, elevating the look of my projects. The spray nozzle ensures an even and smooth application, making it a breeze to achieve a flawless coat on various surfaces. Whether it's furniture renovations or crafting endeavors, this spray paint consistently delivers impressive results. For those on the hunt for a reliable and high-gloss black spray paint, this option is a stellar choice. Its ease of use and exceptional finish make it a go-to in my spray paint arsenal, deserving of a solid five-star rating.

Does what it says on the tin, if you are no good at spray painting then dont blame the product, preperation when spray painting is 99% of the job. Applying the paint in small layers from side to side, some say "start at the top & work your way down" to be honest I start at the top with primer then a thin coat of paint, rub that down with some household soap & very fine wet & dry. If you do this correctly (after every coat) your finish will be & look professional. After every layer rub back down gently feeling every bit of paint with your fingers, you will soon be able to feel what is flat & what bit needs more work. Follow what I have said you should end up with a mirror finish plus no "Orange Peel Effect". Dont forget your clear lacquer coat whan painted you can do the same with lacquer coats but wait a couple of days to make sure the previous coats are completely dry before messing about with lacquer, some say wait a week or even two before you lacquer. I have never waited that long but thats up to you! Good luck & happy painting, oh always use a dust mask & plenty of ventilation always try to spray indoors easy for motorcycle parts but not so easy with a car! If you do get a bug stuck to your new coat of paint leave it dont try & pick it out as you could end up causing yourself more work, just rub it down when dry & do that for part again!

I had used this before on metal, but this time I had some Taupe plastic planters that I wanted to paint black. Being super shine the finish is impressive. It is easy to use and goes a long way. I am now changing the appearance of a few garden items - going from sad looking to 'wow' and a cheap price. Even my gardener couldn't get over the change in appearance of some of my ceramic pots and plastic planters.

Dries (touch dry) in about 1-2 hours (depending on surrounding temperatures). Gives a nice drip/run free coat as long as you only lightly spray first coat. You may see previous paint show through your first coat (depending on original colour), but don't worry, as a second coat will most certainly cover any underlying previous paint job. I waited 24 hours before spraying my second coat. Really pleased with the finished product 32 steel support posts for my Wi-Fi / studio unit. I did use three cans of black gloss, but my supports look 'almost' as good as they did when new (they were originally spray painted and baked in factory ovens).

Used it to paint door mirror caps on Mini Cooper R56, simply masked up, gave the caps a wipe with HG glass cleaner. Sprayed about 4 light coats, gently building up a high gloss finish. Highly recommend this paint

Bought to touch up some kerbing on alloy wheels before part-exing a vehicle. Obviously the wheels were previously black coated so this was only to cover some edge scuffs and where the brake dust had collected and hardened in the crevices. Cleaned and dried the wheels, taped off the tyre and began to spray - it was a warm sunny day (yes rare in GB I know) so the paint dried fairly quickly. I went a little heavy on one side and it began to run/drip and cause air bubbles on some patches. A lighter spray albeit then with multiple coats gave a better finish. This blended well with the existing black finish on the wheels. Can't comment on the durability, this was purely cosmetic on my part. Cant see there being an issue, it adhered to the metal and other paint well.. clearly any more kerbing of the wheels its going to come off but can't blame the paint for that. I'll add - it wasn't MY car or me that kerbed the alloys, it was the wife's! :D

I bought this paint to paint the underside of the glass on my cube, as part of its restoration. The top PVC Rattan had become brittle and had started to snap. I decided to remove it and paint the glass. The coverage in the blurb states 2.5 m sq. my glass is 1.2m x 1.2m making 1.44 m sq. The first picture shows how much I covered using the whole can. The second picture shows the finished job after 3 cans, as two wasn’t enough and I’m not 100% convinced about it’s opacity, either. Pictures 3 & 4 show the glass in position. I made sure I shook the cans for at least 3 minutes and that I was using the paint within its operating temperature and distance ranges. The paint came out evenly, with a good flow and only started to splutter when the paint ran out. I wasn’t paying attention to that, so I missed it. It’s of no matter to me anyway, as nobody will see the underside of the glass. If I have another job like this, I would probably try another brand. Maybe it just doesn’t like glass even though it’s listed on the suitable materials list.