Hycote Fast Drying Aerosol Car Spray Paint, Gloss White, 400 ml

The Hycote Fast Drying Aerosol Spray Paint in Gloss White is a great choice for quick touch-ups. It’s easy to apply, dries fast, and gives a smooth, shiny finish. The 400ml can is plenty for small jobs, and the results look professional. Definitely worth it

Good value application good

Pretty decent paint. I am painting on to plastic so I used the same brands primer first. Paint stuck ok. As with any spray can need to be very careful to not over spray in any area as runs will happen. Any unprimed area takes a lot of coats to hide any underlying colour.The glossiness doesn’t feel fantastic - not sure how much of that is the surface material but would say the finish feels more like a vinyl silk type white rather than a brilliant white gloss. Having said that this was a bit lower price range than some so maybe that was a factor.

Great quality Item, works well

I needed a couple if these to respray some chrome bathroom lights that had started to go rusty. Coverage is really good as is the nice uniform finish. Being quick dry also made the job a lot easier. All in all I was really happy with the quality if these sprays.

Very watery not the best

This product gives great coverage and is good value so that gets five stars. The man behind the can (me) gets one star for not reading instructions and having to re-do it. Must do’s:Have a practise on a bit of scrap before working on main job. Order a spare can in case you run out.Surface clean smooth before starting.No wind or dust. Not too cold or damp or too hot as too hot causes spray to atomise dry before it hits the surface. Don’t work too far away from surface. I found 20cm (8”) was about right. Work in one direction and overlap each pass by about 50% to ensure no dry edges as you work up or down. Don’t apply too much paint in one go or you’ll get a dreaded paint run. Better to go for two or three coats, allowing 10 to 15 minutes each coat. I’m no expert but this is a summary of what I’ve researched on social media. Good luck, Franko.

I've used most of this can now. It looked great and shiny when wet, but alas, it dries and the shine is almost gone. It makes matt paint look shiny, but not as shiny as I'd like, perhaps because I need to load up thicker. It's hard to tell because it basically is invisible, unlike paint. Therefore I'm always using thin coats to avoid runs. I have sprayed on things outside the house and they have been protected from all four seasons so it's pretty good at protecting steel from rust. I sprayed it on welded sculptures and it has protected all of them since last year. No sign of rust.