Rust-Oleum Universal Premium Spray Paint Forged Hammered Spray Paint

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I've been using Rust-Oleum paints for over 50 years. They get better every few years. Unfortunately the cost of all paint has doubled and tripled in the last three years, so it was good to find Amazon is selling Rust-Oleum spray paint at a much better price than the other places. Sure, when I need some paint "now," I get it locally, but if I can plan ahead it is much less from Amazon. I use these hammer paints on pinball legs and coin doors when the original paint is long gone. Many pinball games have chrome legs, but painted ones are not unusual and often used as a customizing treatment. Some metal coin doors were shiny (nickel or chrome plate) and others were painted. This antique pewter color is quite popular for restoring painted doors or even ones that were originally shiny, but now too far gone to restore the shine unless you want to pay for replating, so Rust-Oleum to the rescue. One tip folks, let your paint job dry for days, even a week, before you have to use it. It gets harder and more resistant to scratching as it ages, so give it plenty of time to "cure". Don't forget that humidity and temperature also affect how the paint goes on and how long it takes to get really dry. And don't breathe this stuff, wear a good mask and goggles.

Aside from looking exactly like I wanted for my motorcycle starter cover, the product goes on smoothly and in uniform thickness with a nice fan pattern for a perfect finish! I use this for motorcycle trim parts with chrome that's too rusty to polish out. I like the results. Looks industrial.

I used this color to repaint some bathroom fixtures to match my pewter drawer handles. I like the textured finish and they look great.

Did not like the handle to spray