2K Epoxy Primer Black | 2K Primer Automotive | Epoxy Spray Paint for Metal, Aluminum & Steel | Corrosion-Resistant, Fast-Drying, High Adhesion & Professional Grade 12.5 oz

Not sure why other reviewers have had some of the issues they did. I was very happy with the results I got. Sprays nice and has an actual fan on the tip. I will be saving it for other spray cans even. Paint dried quickly and is hard. I was able to cover a door and rocker panel with one can. It’s a smooth finish and gives me a good surface to work with for filler, primer surfacer, then finally paint. Id imagine you could probably do a whole car with 6-8 cans. At that point I’d just get a gallon of paint though but if you don’t have a compressor it’s an option. This was by far the easiest spray can to paint with in my experience and being a 2k paint I have no worries about it holding up long term which will be important since everything else will be holding onto it for adhesion.

The good- Worked great, directions are clear and concise for applying. I used it to paint chrome colored wheels on a 2004 Jeep. Went on nice, and one can covered all 4 wheels. Dries quickly, nice flat finish. Would definitely recommend. Was a little hesitant to purchase as there are some "other" options, Really happy with results.

After activating the internal hardener, spray atomization remained even. Flash times aligned with manufacturer specs. Final cured film showed strong adhesion to sanded steel and body filler. Sands evenly at 400–600 grit without excessive clogging. Pros: ✔ Professional-grade adhesion ✔ Even spray pattern ✔ Durable cured surface Cons: ✘ Limited pot life after activation ✘ Requires full PPE and ventilation True two-component performance in aerosol form.

nice primer for protecting bare metal or covering parts

Works well. Make sure to shake the crap out of it before use

I'm quite disappointed with this product. Spent days stripping and smoothening down this hood to the best I could. Made sure the weather was optimal conditions (75°f with the perfect humidity). Was good to go and shook the can excessivelt before and after activating each stage. Ive worked with 2k clear before on multiple occasions and not ever had an issue. This 2k primer, despite being the same name brand, is not of the same quality. Opening up the top, I was met with a loose spray head. I believe this is where the design flaw is. There is a orange cap that goes over some ports on the spray cap. With this on, there's barely any pressure. However, removing the cap results in a super stream of spray paint in 3 directions. Using the can as directed, sprayed extremely thin. You can't even hold the spray down for more than 3 seconds before it gives up and sputters. I don't dare open up my second can in fear of this. Even if I did open it up and it worked out, I require two cans for full coverage and that would require a second gamble on a purchase. Disappointing to the fullest extent. I'm currently trying to contact support over this matter as this is unacceptable for the price I paid. I now have to spend more time and $$$ resurfacing the hood to start back over. If I wanted a product of this quality I'd go to a dollar store bargain bin. Only compliment I can give to the product is that it harden within 10 minutes to the touch. So atleast it'll be easy to remove.

Very impressive primer when used on bare metal. Should have ordered 2 since I was painting a motorcycle frame. Will be ordering again. Epoxy activation is easy and pot life after mixing is good.

First, I'd like to say I have used epoxy primers before but not in a spray can, I went with this one this time because the area was too small and I wanted to avoid all the cleanup after the job. I followed the instructions and pressed the bottom plug to activate the prime, Shaked well for a few minutes and start applying, first thing I noticed it wasn't applying smoothly, looked like dried up and was making a lot of orange peel, something I never seen in a primer which usually is very runny, the area was just a piece of a quarter panel and the area above the doors on one side, it should be more than enough to apply 3 coats with just one can but I barely make it, let it dry overnight, the next day it was really rough, wet sanded with 400 grit and most of the primer ended up on the floor, it was really soft, my first impression is either it didn't break the internal container with the hardener or the container dried up because epoxy primer usually is really hard to sand. Ended up redoing the job with 1K primer.