TAMIYA Spray Lacquer TS-73 Clear Org TAM85073 Lacquer Primers & Paints

They made our side markers on our nineteen ninety eight r v look brand new. You have to put the right number of Coats on it to achieve that color though.

It’s not immediately clear from the listing, but this material behaves very much like nitrocellulose lacquer because it contains actual nitro. This means it melts into itself as it’s applied, forming a single, uniform layer. However, because it’s a transparent amber, fixing drips or sanding specks/spots is extremely difficult without creating areas with no coverage. This isn’t a flaw with the product itself—it’s simply the nature of nitro.It seems to level nicely, and the transparent amber color is perfect for minor guitar work, such as touch-ups and aging effects. While the listing calls it “orange,” if you’re looking for a true crayon orange, this isn’t the one—it’s very much an amber.

Krylon used to make a "Stained Glass" spray paint designed for use on glass, but for whatever reason they've discontinued it. If you can find any cans online, it's so hard to get, a single, regularly-sized can often goes for $45!Though this paint was developed to work on plastic, especially for model-making, it works great on glass, too. Just apply using light coats (several may be required depending how dark of a color you're after) and you're good to go.No need to finish with a clear coat. In fact, because this paint is so clear and transparent, I found a gloss clear coat spray "dulled" the paint's high-gloss finish down which isn't the look I was after.Only drawback is the size of the can. I was tinting glass jars and one can was good to cover the exterior of about the equivalent of two pint jars. Luckily I had ordered more than one can so was able to finish my project.I'd also recommend your buy more than you think you'll need as it takes about a week for the paint to arrive as it's shipped by the manufacturer not from an Amazon warehouse.

Comes out very yellow at first. Not the deep orange hue I wanted. Will supplement with a red base coat. Should give result I seek.

Good paint, covers well, but easily runs if not careful applying.

Painted my fog lights with 3 coats, great adhesion

This paint takes some skill to properly apply and has a different consistency than normal spray paint. I have used it to tint the sides of an acrylic display case.It will introduce slight cloudiness to the surface but this is only noticeable when you apply it to formerly completely clear plastic. It will look yellow at first and take several coats to take on the proper vivid orange color.It is a small can and I advise you to buy two or more if your project is anything larger than a small to medium model kit.

I guess its suddenly costing the manufacturer waaaaay more money to make the same product because it was less than 10 bucks (still to high) just a few years back and now its almost 15? I can't even begin to justify buying such a minuscule amount of product for the same price as a full sized can of any other brands clear spray paint. Its a nice paint don't get me wrong but at this price point you can do exponentially better. I won't be buying this product again until the company comes back down to earth with the price.