The nozzle clogged after the first three presses; you can't paint because it 'spits' the paint. It's unacceptable to sand all day and then not be able to paint! I bought two sprays and both were the same!

I painted the exhaust on an XR650R. I sanded it first, and after 3 coats of paint, I went for about an hour’s ride to cure the paint. The result is impressive!!! It looks like new!!!

I painted the grill on the outside (not in the cooking chamber for hygiene reasons). Generally satisfied, just you need quite a few sprays to apply 2 coats, that is, for a 4-burner grill I needed about 6 sprays to do the whole thing

Although I had shaken it quite a bit during use, the valve got clogged.
I had to blow it to clean it

It does its job just fine! First, it was applied with Granvill 1000°c iron putty

Very good. With this I painted an exhaust 4 months ago, which had rusted and I sanded it, and it is still perfect. I applied three thin coats with a ten-minute interval, outdoors. After painting, I went for a ride so the paint would cure. I expected that during the curing there would be some smoke, but I didn't see anything nor did I smell anything except a little for half a minute – maybe those behind me smelled it, I don't know, haha. In general, it applies well, which tempts some users to paint various other objects, but this is a mistake because the paint needs curing, otherwise it will peel off.

Very good! I have installed the exhaust on a motorcycle and the fake cover on a car head for 2 years now and it is still perfect!

Removal of old paint - one coat primer from the same company - 2 coats black color. I expected it to be shinier but the result is acceptable.

I used Morris paint primer and varnish of the same company. As a metallic paint, it is somewhat more difficult to apply in layers and therefore required more coats compared to a regular one. The result is simply perfect, in general, I consider Morris products (Greek) to be the best for me

The best thing ever. 3-4 minutes on the hands with a 5-10 minute wait, depending on the weather, and then baking in the oven at 150 degrees. About 10 minutes and it's ready. If I'm in a hurry, I carefully burn it and use a torch to smoke it well. If it doesn't bake, it doesn't harden and it falls apart over time.

Excellent for the use I want it. I use it to paint the exhaust of my engine and it makes it look brand new.

I put it in a few spots on my bike. After 2 weeks, the paint has slightly come off in 1-2 spots, but I work as a delivery person and the sun shines on it, especially now at noon. But it's 8 euros, it's 8 euros