PJ1 16-GLS Gloss Black Epoxy Spray Paint (Aerosol), 12 oz

Painted a yamaha PW50 frame, yoke, etc. The paint was great. Looked similar to powder coat. I've since spilled gas on it and my son has wrecked the bike in terrifying ways but the paint still is holding up great. I probably sprayed 5 to 6 coats and let it dry a week before assembly. Will use again when needed.

Worked perfectly covering mods on my chopper frame. Follow the instructions and you can't go wrong.

The item came quickly. I used this to paint a light bracket on my quad I welded up. I primed it then did a really light first coat. Then about 3 additional coats drying between. It took awhile to completely dry however it looks great and is hard glossy to the touch. I'd reccomend this paint.

It does work well, but it takes a bit of doing. The instructions really dont tell the whole story. I used this to coat some small parts for various things, these are my observations, and it took 2 tries: Dont go crazy on the number of coats, 1 to 2 light coats at most, its thick stuff and doesnt need more than that. If you do more, the amount of time to cure will triple at least, IF it cures at all. I allowed this paint to firm up for a full 48+ hours before touching it, this was in outdoor summer temps of 90+ degrees. Based on a previous attempt, I knew the 'inside' was likely still mushy. I baked it in a ventilated garage convection oven at 175*F for 3 hours (cant bake it in an indoor/house oven, it aint safe!). That finally did the trick, and the part was usable at that point. In winter/cooler months, it'll take MUCH longer for the initial dry/cure. You really dont want to touch it directly until the outside is 'dry' enough, or it'll leave a print. Your experience may vary. Beyond that, the stuff has been pretty tough, and the finish/gloss is excellent. Pretty happy with the results.

Worked well, covered well and is strong.

24 hrs later and still not dry to the touch. Manufacturer gives no info on drying time. States re-coat in 30 min but not after 4 hrs. Says it may be possible to re-coat after 4 days. Note the word POSSIBLE. Don't waste your money on this crap. UPDATE: 16 days later and anything sat upon this paint leaves a mark. Manufacturer claims porcelain hard. NOT SO bare faced LIE. I have purchased a can of VHT sp650 from AutoZone for $8.99 + tax, that came out like a sheet of black glass (not rough like the PJ1) and dried in 24 hrs, not two weeks or more. After 24 hrs nothing sat upon or touching this paint leaves any marks. VHT is made by Dupli-Color found in almost all auto parts stores in the US, and is owned by Sherwin Williams paints.

I used to paint motorcycle frame. I then used a Heat gun to go over area for about 1HR; This greatly sped up dry times. A toaster oven set to 200F was great for smaller parts 2hrs plus cool down. End result was a beautiful HARD professional looking finish. Fantastic product!

Great smooth finish. Refinished the gas tank on my BMW R60/5.

Perfect for motorcycle frames, light coats and many of them.

States on the instructions that it shouldn't be used below 21c, so had to heat the garage before using it. Both cans suffered clogging in the nozzle and it was difficult to clear, I wouldn't use it again. You also need to use a very good quality face mask designed for use when painting, I used the following......"Draeger-x-plore-3300-painters-agricultural-half-mask-with-filters"