2-in-1 Rust Converter & Metal Primer, 35 Floz Semi-Gloss Black Rust Inhibitor Paint for Metal, Maximum Rust Protection, Stop Rust & Corrosion Permanently

Small container but does the job. Used to paint my deck fence. Nice matte look

Used three coats of the gray on my bulkhead. Went on great using both a foam roller and the brush provided to feather it in. Brush cleans up with water but should be done immediately when through painting. I liked the color so much that I’m hoping to get away without a topcoat. Let’s see how long it lasts.

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.

This was my first time using this product. I put it on the floor boards of my 1951 Pontiac Chieftain. The floor had some surface rust but no rust holes or damage. I sanded down as much of the surface rust as I could, vacuumed, and then put one coat of the rust preventative on. It's thick but still easy to paint on. I could have done a second coat to really lay it on, but one coat seemed to be enough. I still have a little over half the can left, so it went further than I expected. I used the chrome color. I'm gonna cover it with new carpet so I don't really care how the color looks, but I would probably go with gray or black if I used it on something that was gonna be seen.

Seems to work greatThe real test will be a few months down the road.But for now it looks good.

It's OK not what I was expecting

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 used this on a used car that I purchased to protect it from the Minnesota winters. I prepped my undercarriage by sanding, wire brushing, then using a cleaner. I let that dry for a few days then applied this product. It looked great when it was first applied. But after checking the undercarriage after the winter, everything had flaked off. I am back to bare metal like it was when I started. We also had a very mild winter and the roads were only salted a few times this year. I would not recommend this product. It is pretty much cheap paint and has no rust protection at all.