KBS Coatings60301 Chevy Orange Motor Coater Engine Paint - 1 Pint

Bought for my 1970 AAR Cuda. Color match is great. Stuff covers great and gives a nice thick, tough coat. Way better than spray can stuff

Had to replace my turbo and manifold, so while everything was apart, I decided to order this and touch up my C13. I really liked that it looked sprayed on even though I used a brush. That's a real nice feature of this paint.

I could of ordered wrong.wanted chevy engine blue but received ford greenThanks mike

Mixed it with hardner and thinned it with acetone. Sprayed it with a gravity gun. LOVE IT!

First the good: The product itself is pretty good. It lays down smoothly and evenly when following the directions, and the finished product is very nice. You will like the results.Now the bad: As said, you will like the results..but ONLY if you are planning to exhaust the entire 12 oz. aerosol can the first time you use it. The problem is the spray nozzle. If you suspend spraying for any period longer than about 10 seconds, the nozzle clogs horribly! Because the viscosity of this paint is thicker than the norm there is no way you can clear it, as it features a very tiny slit rather than a pinhole. Twice now I have lost better than a half can of paint due to this cheap engineering. At $22.99 for a maximum of 6 oz, that is exceptionally poor return on your money! KBS would be wise to study Rustoleum's aerosol nozzles, and attempt to mimic them..they work flawlessly, even after sitting on the basement shelf for over a year.

Goes on thick and covers well. Follow directions and it will look great. I have no doubt it will last a long time, wish I found this years ago.

I'M SURE IT'S A GREAT PAINT, BUT IT DID NOT MATCH MY 1980 BLUE DE 1608 G.M. BLUE RATTLE CAN.

Worked as advertised. Applied easily and did not show brush strokes. Color was spot on.

I have painted motorcycle engine block and frame using small finner brush. Surface was glossu black and was positively surprised when was dry. The paint is very strong. You have to use gloves all the time. I have painted my muffler with using spray gun and air compressor setted at 150 psi. Had to add 10% of lacothinner to be able to push it throu the gun.I like the product and self leveling cheracteristic really works!! Try to paint some metal with brush and see yourself.

best engine paint, thick and shiny..durable