Can I use this to spray my amber BMW bumper reflectors? Will it look bad against jet black paint?
2079854
Not sure I understand question, but remember if you spray and don't like you can always remove
2079855
This product is more like a plastic coating than PAINT. It goes on much thicker then regular spray can paint.It's also a little harder to get a smooth even finish on small stuff.It is a solid color enamel that is pleasing to the eye. Ahhhh, some reflectors are required for safety? Anyway. Spray a scrap piece of plastic or cardboard and put it against the other trimbefore you paint the real thing... it will not reflect through the paint... But it's not the FLAT black that is popular in our car club.
2079856
This product is more like a plastic coating than PAINT. It goes on much thicker then regular spray can paint. It's also a little harder to get a smooth even finish on small stuff. It is a solid color enamel that is pleasing to the eye. Ahhhh, some reflectors are required for safety? Anyway. Spray a scrap piece of plastic or cardboard and put it against the other trim before you paint the real thing... it will not reflect through the paint... But it's not the FLAT black that is popular in our car club.
211547
The container says nothing about dark paint, or any particular paint. Therefore, I am sure it would be fine. Before this, use their 205 polish. You end up basically waxing twice, but what a high quality finish.
1347476
Yes, stuff that's intended for black vehicles should be used on any dark vehicle IMO, due to other products leaving visible residue in scratches or pin strips sometimes(if your car has them). when up close, it does the opposite of hiding them with black or dark paint background.
1398157
Honestly I don't know, I applied the spray max 2k to a glossy spray paint and it did great! Make absolutely sure the base coat has completely cured!!!!! I can't emphasize this enough if it's not, around the 2nd coat of Spray Max your paint starts to wrinkle up or Crack not fun to see after all you hard work up till this point. Good luck!
1789263
I actually used it to cover some damage on my door panels and dash. Worked great. I have used other colors, same company to add accents to small covers on the bumper, behind the chrome grille and even inside the Lexus L, and many inside components including the console. I work in nascar and it's not as hard and rigid as our wraps. More flexible when heated with just a hair dryer. Don't use torch or heat gun. I loved it. Really easy to work with at a low heat. Wish they would let me upload a pic.
133473
Yes, Fusion spray paint made by Krylon does give a nice glossy finish. Easy to apply and works well on plastic surfaces. Covers very well depending on the color of the item you are painting.
1978067
Did you think about using spray silicone lubricant? Orange can? I swear this stuff is ivory soap and water. It bubbles a little when you put it on. Hasn't hurt 25 year old BMW rubber.
1450810
I don't know how long it'll stick. But I've had four of them on the black plastic part of my bumper (which is not smooth and has not worked well with other adhesive products such as reflectors) for about six months now. They have been thru rain, car washes, snow and ice, and they show no sign of coming less yet. I imagine that they would stick even better to the painted, smooth surface of the car.
439602
I would not use this for the car. It's great for wood and stucco or fence board using latex paint where it's intended and designed for. I have not tried painting a car and in my opinion would not look the finish you're looking for based on painting rough redwood fence, storage shed and a door.
2133420
Probably not. Sprays VERY thin paints OK, but sputters a lot. Large blobs are emitted randomly. Good for sealing a deck, but painting a car, no.
1175983
The bumper is powder coated back and the finish is not glossy like paint. The powder coat base can be used as a primer.
1599769
I put it on my car to replace a peice that got damaged on a curb from my car being low. It's flexible and ok to use on painted bumper which is plastic underneath. I don't think it will work on something that is rough or pours. Just my opinion.
1656401
I don't think so. It's not reflective and attaching magnets will focus heat on the surface of the paint.
2193804
This is a synthetic polymer (no carnuba wax in it) spray wax/sealant, that is a very good product for any color vehicle, and very easy to use. I would also recommend Meguiars DA finishing wax. Although intended for use with a Dual Action (DA) polisher, it works great by hand as we'll. It contains polymers plus carnuba, plus silicones and is my favorite "wax" of the vehicle's paint is in good condition to start with. If not, you will need to use a polish first.
817732
I'm afraid I can't really answer this question. I used it only on a Pearl White Subaru and I liked it especially the way water sheets off the surface. It is easier to apply than any other wax I have used, but will it make your dark car sing? Can't say. Wouldn't it be interesting to try a comparison on (for example) each of four fenders?
840736
This can be used on black plastics and will not discolor or whiten but leave it cleaner if not a little darker. Most likely better to use something like 303 protectant to refresh and darken bumper plastics.
1335181
My car is super black and not metallic. However, I will tell you that it works great on my car and hides all minor scratches. The shine remains. I was skeptical when I bought it, but have been very satisfied. Reviews of this item are very positive.