If you are looking for a professional looking type of job this isn't for you. But if you want to just get job done it's great for price and ease of use. I have an old Jeep. 15 years old. Paint on roof and hood is starting to fade a bit in a few spots. I'm trying to avoid it rusting as long as possible. This stuff did the trick good enough. Without paying thousands on some pro paint job. I lightly sanded around the faded areas. Washed it and dried it real good. Waited until I had few days of good sunny weather. Sprayed a few coats of this on each faded spot. Dried up good and hasn't faded yet. Holding up good. Color matched close enough too. Not perfect but again this is a 15 year old jeep I use as an extra vehicle to get me from A to B.

Way overpriced and peeled off almost immediately

I ordered three cans to do accents on my mustang. This was horrible to use! It was so thin and watery. I watched many videos on how to use this car spray and did even thin layers. But it is so liquidy it all went to the bottom. Had to peel it all off and find another brand of spray, such a waist of money

Good quality

Like the way the colors are

I love the colorshift, but you definitely have to have a dark base layer. Although I am sure having another base color could be fun to do as well, my favorite was to add a matte black layer before using the colorshift. Its a bit drippy so its not something I am used to, but if you add enough layers and you are patient putting on each layer, it looks amazing.I do have to put a 3 stars on durability, the colorshift is a clear coat and ens up pretty rubbery, scratches are noticeable on it.

I love how the color changes in the sun. Very cool cool

Covered chrome lettering on a vehicle with this, and the color pops. It does come off of a vehicle but it's time consuming. Just cover the areas you don't want overspray the best you can. The more product you use the easier it comes off.

I needed a wet look for interior part so I thought this would do the job, WRONG, it was horrible. I tested it on a useless piece to see how it looked and worked. It did peal as it was supposed to, but the color was so flat that that I ended up using a gloss black from hardware store. I tried the stuff on my needed part, and it still failed to be a wet look or gloss in any way. I was very disappointed with the product.

Box came a pretty busted up with a lot of tape on it, but spray heads were clean and tops were not broken, so they appear to be new and should work fine

Good effect on black, cool material. Nozzle failed and popped off after first usage, so you have to clear and clean it yourself with mineral oil.

1. Start with a CLEAN car.2. Tape thoroughly! Anything not properly taped WILL end up with overspray on it. This includes door gaps.3. Make sure you purchase enough cans to cover your project. There are a number of websites or groups on social media that can provide with at least an estimate of how many you need for the size of your vehicle.4. If something doesnt look right, stop, peel, and start over. In my case, I did not follow my advice, and ended up with some orange peel texture on my hood. Not a big deal to me, but if you're a perfectionist, it might irritate you.5. If you have large areas to cover, make sure you have enough to cover at once. If the entire film is applied at once, I feel there is a lesser chance of orange peel texture developing.6. I applied from the bottom of the vehicle up, to reduce the chance of overspray particles settling below the area to be sprayed and possibly contaminating the next area I would move on to.7. Take your time when peeling the tape once you are finished. I did one final coat about 10 minutes prior to peeling the tape, and for the most part resaturating the film just prior to peeling tape allowed it to peel rather cleanly, though there was one or two spots that did not cleanly separate.

I put this on the chrome pieces on my Explorer. Applied as expected. However, this is not at all glossy.

Spray is so inconsistent that it is unusable. Goopy blue water

I put on a total of 5 coats as recommended on the spray can instructions. It looks and works great; the light still shines through the darkened lenses. Clean-up was easy. Don't try to get too much filtering/coverage done with just one coat. Give it 5 mins. drying time on the prior coat before applying the next.

El producto cumple lo que promete, solo depende de la experiencia del que lo aplique. Producto fcil de usar

Excellent product,, did what it claimed to perform,,!!

U must do light coats it's should be at least 5-8 coats and it's fine using heat gun will make it so much faster first coats will look weird but u HAVE to let drive some before reapply also two cans did all four 17 inch rims and had a lot left over

Completely ruined my headlight cover and chipped in random spots and definitely didn't peel off

Follow the directions and it'll be perfect, I will say buy at least 2 what you think you need