SEYMOUR 620-1425 Industrial MRO High Solids Spray Paint, Light Blue 16 Ounce (Pack of 1)

No waste on cuts from distillates 99% pure primer. No need for do overs. I did a long 32ft bus front to back with 7.5 cans! It sands well. Cures n dries fast. (I haven't sprayed the roof yet) Plus I did some of the frame too. Amazing stuff. I been painting for decades. This actually helps rusty, bumpy areas. Doesn't absorb water like others in rain.

This brand is amazing. Covers a large area in one can. Leave a beautiful finish. I will have to wait and see on the durability but seems tough. I over hauled my 28 year old table saw and it looks brand new so far. I just want to bake that coating on for a few days in my connex box. Gets pretty warm in there's so it should help the drying process. Can't wait to put it back together. Will definitely recommend this product.

Large can and good quality finish. Solid choice for paint

Its great paint, but not looking to paint a tractor.

I'm retired and in the process of rehabbing a 1996 ATV. It was in excellent shape but rubber rots and rust never sleeps. I picked the Seymour product line because this stuff was made for commercial equipment. After the prep and prime steps, I shook the life out of the can. I had to, you can feel the rattle being slowed by all the solids. Tip 1 shake it more than enough, then shake some more. Tip 2 when getting ready to paint, get it moving and quick. It don't play, it's putting down product. Hopefully the pictures do the finish justice. The shiny bits I've nickel electroplated, then sprayed with Seymour clear engine coating. But the black Seymour MRO is just wow. It lay's down so nice. The gloss is just crazy! The wheel pic shows the Seymour MRO in grey. Both the MRO (Maintenance/Repair/ Operation) paints did excellent fill and level out so sweet. Strong pigments. Tip 3 Kinda follow the instructions. What I mean by that is follow the application instructions, but don't believe the cure time. Have patience. It reminds me of curing old school lacquer. A cliche was the longer you left it, the harder it got. You'd paint on Friday to touch on Monday. Same here, give it time. I sprayed in 70° and under 40% humidity and I suggest 36+ hours cure time, it's worth the wait. Of note is the lack of fumes. After the initial off gassing the scent is indetectable. Seymour is now my brand of choice, no more box store paint for me. I'm very, very impressed.

work good .

I sprayed the top and hood of my old dakota (93 model). The paint was wearing off and needed a little refreshing. As for the paint, it was outstanding, the only spray can paint I have ever used that was not so quick drying. This is a plus as it allows you to get a more even coat.The paint dried with a very glossy finish.my only dislike was at times it did spit a globs of paint, However with it being a slow drying paint some of the globs leveled out.I wish it had a fan pattern nozzle. If Seymour could figure out the blobs it would be the best on the market. All in all for a spray can this is the best results I have ever seen, the finished job almost looked like it had been done in a paint shop.

Seems like a good quality paint. Sprayed well with decent coverage. But the color chart and paint caps aren't even a close match to what's in the can. You can see in the attached image the cap pretty well matched the color I was hoping for on the left. But the color that came out of the can was very different, see result pic on the left.

Four cans would have done much better.