Custom Coat 1K High Build Direct to Metal Primer - 12 Ounce Spray Can - Grey - for Automotive and Industrial Use - Easy Sanding - (Pack of 3)

The media could not be loaded. 100% would recommend , this product. Easy to spray and sand. Nozzle is good quality with even fan. Not a super high build primer but good for covering light scratching, I ended up buying two bottles , may end up buying much more. Will work on plastics just make sure you apply adhesion promoter first. Says it’s flexible that still remains to be tested. But all in all great product. Will be doing a review on this product on YouTube.YouTube channel: just a mechanic

For a spray bomb primer.. this works very very well.. It has good weight using it on a restoration only downside I wish they made this in black..

Went on smoother then most store bought primers and no runs with lighter coats. A couple coats and light sanding .Fender came out nice. Looks new.

The product is good buy the aerosol seems to react to some other paint with a bit of an orange peal look. It can be sanded a but it was a bit of a surprise.

Great product, laid down smooth, and I love the fact that you can rotate the spray pattern. Will deff buy again

I work on props as a hobby and I decided to try this out along with other primers for comparison. I gotta say, that I really like this ones. It really leaves a good surface ready to paint. It sprays really consistently and the amount of paint you get due to the can size is awesome. I will definitely purchase this again once it runs out.

Yes this spray on primer is more expensive than most, but it is worth it.I painted a set of wheels using Rustoleum Graphite. I've done it before in the past with a cheaper primer and it didn't come out nearly as nice as it did with this primer.Also I only needed one can of this primer, then I used 4 cans of the Graphite paint. Pictures show after primer then the final after the Graphite paint.

I prepared my motorcycle gas tank with 3M Platinum Plus Finishing Glaze, sanding it down to a nice feathered finish,with some bare metal spots among the glaze coated areas. This primer adhered to the glaze just fine, but where I put it over bare metal, it later came off. I spent a lot of time doing a two-color design, and when I peeled the tape off, the paint came off in spots, right down to the shiny, clean metal in the areas where the primer was sprayed on metal. I''m not sure why it happened. I sanded with 220 and cleaned and dried the surface with denatured alcohol before spraying. The primer adhered to he 3M glaze just fine. In areas where it pulled off, it pulled off of bare metal. My project was ruined, and because of it, I lost about $150 on the primer, two other paints I used, expensive tape, and the 3M glaze; not to mention the time my bike is still off the road.