11-oz Matte Spray Pain (Gray)

Works great for my cosplay and larp projects. But it dose melt adhesive. So be awair

Sprayed six or seven coats and gave it an hour drying time in between so it was a whole day to do it. But the 2007 Range Rover needed it and it's a Range Rover Sport supercharged. So the rear emblem is one solid plastic piece. So I just did the gunmetal gray and the front letters and the whole entire rear plastic emblem assembly and it looks incredible and holds up. No issue with the automatic car wash. It's been through the car wash like 10 times and it's looking awesome. Super easy to apply for DIY

Took some getting used to proper application technique, but after that the product went on smoothly, dried faster than advertised, and properly sealed the foam I'm working on.

Didn't even finish the 1st coat of the front emblem on my car and the can "blew up" and started squirting from underneath the cap and making a mess everywhere. Money straight down the drain. DO NOT BUY.

First time using Plastidip for my projects and it’s an absolute game changer! Used this for cosplay props that I've made and it works well for both EVA foam as well as 3D prints (PLA)! Will definitely buy more once I run out.

Great product, but this can costs 5 dollars at Lowes. I found this out after I ordered this.

First use, the intended project was to cover a bad faux leather chair. I followed the instructions and shook the can vigorously. At the first push of the button, this brand-new spray starts leaking everywhere, messing my shirt (yes, I was wearing gloves, but it went above it) and dripping all over the place. It's non-returnable, so this is it, end of story.

tried to patch a vinyl top states it leaves a plastic coat that can be peeled off. Not true. Not as advertised. It is only paint. Won't let me return it.