Dupli-Color HVP103-6 PK Vinyl and Fabric Coating Spray Paint - Silver - 11 oz Aerosol Can Pack of 6

Better than expected. Turned out really good. The red is a nice 90s color gives a good vibe.

My experiences with spray-bomb paints has been disappointing of recent years, especially with brands carried by thr "big box" home-improvement stores. But, this particular product has been a refreshing difference, hearkening to the days of Real Quality spray-paint products -- at least in the application for which I've been using it: I tinker with low-budget used guitar amps and speakers, and this paint has proven stellar in reconditioning stained or othewise-discolored textured-vinyl coverings of such (rhymes with a high-end Swiss-watch brand).Seriously. It goes on evenly, gives good hiding and coverage, and dries quickly. The results, to my eye, are nothing short of excellent, depending of course on the relative condition of the substrate. Am I a shill for the sellers? No, but if they wanted to send me more based on my endorsement, I would be hesitant to complain.

I had an orange seat that I wanted to mask off and paint black so I have an orange stripe. I also got the recommended Plastic Adhesive Promoter. The masking was a challenge but the painting was easy. I applied three light coats and am very satisfied with the results. Now I hope it holds up well.

The silver-look plastic on my car’s interior door pull-handles was chipped and shabby looking, but the handles were still in great shape. I looked into replacing them, but each handle was pretty expensive, even without installation. I’m so glad I found this stuff.The coverage is great. I covered each door handle in one coat, they look great. The interior door handles all basically look like new now, even though I went darker with the matte charcoal grey instead of silver. I would have given it 5 stars, but the spray can I had was a little difficult to use (if what you are spray painting is still inside, attached to your vehicle). I didn’t want to mess with disassembling each interior door panel, so I just taped and covered everything off really well. The spray comes out in a strong, wide, fan-like spray, so it was difficult to be really precise with the spray.. I would start the spray on a covered area first then move in over to the handle, I got everything painted in a couple hours!Masking everything off took the longest. The handles all look great now, the coating seems durable, and I would definitely buy again.

It took me a while to commit to trying this paint. I love my old swivel chairs...they’ve always been a great style & conversation piece to my room...but with chihuahuas on the arms and sun in the room for 8 years (plus the 20-30 years prior to my owning them) well...the royal purple of them became more the color of grape Big League Chew after you’ve had it in your mouth for an hour (who can do that, even?) anyway...I don’t have the money to get them reupholstered they way I want to...with covid, no one is coming to the house to do it and shipping them would be insane...but I’m OCD and the arms and color were killing me. So...I researched the heck out of ANY paint or covering I could use on my cushions. The link that won me over was a fella’ that used it to redo the black velvet seats in his classic car. I figured...well, if it worked well for him, I would give it a go on my “classic” chairs. I read his tutorial and a few others, and all the reviews here. Everyone IS correct: it doesn’t leave softer material soft. Now, I REALLY covered the crap out of mine. I had a “waffle” 70s fabric on these chairs - basically, the surface was like a Triscut cracker. So, I sprayed it in one direction, waited a few mins “combed” it with a high end leather brush, then sprayed in the opposite direction, waited a few mins, then “combed” it again. THEN I used a “round brush” I used to use for my hair - a medium sized one. Scratchy bristles. The kind of brush you can use to get fuzz and lint off of surfaces (yes! It works! It will also brush your wool blankets soft, too!). I did this to “soften” the paint, so it didn’t pool in the divots of the fabric. I did use a LOT of it the first time...like a can for one side of the cushion. I used less on the second cushion...with the caveat by that time I HAD to use enough to make the cushions match. I let them dry overnight - and then did a final spray and let that dry during the day in the sun a bit. I’ve never seen it come off on my hands or clothing. I’ve vacuumed it and it doesn’t crack. There is no “dust” that comes off it - that I can see. I can STILL run a brush over it to get lint off, without any harm coming to it, and no loss of color. Yes, it IS a little hard to the touch, but honestly, the chairs are for looking, not sitting generally...except for the dogs, and the dogs actually don’t seem to be ruining the paint either - they’ve “nested” in them - to my shock and surprise!!!!!! - but nothing happened. They’re still happy to sit there and, when I’ve completed the project, I’m sure I’ll sit on them, too (I’m painting the entire chair, but trying to reupholster the arms with Turkish rug material, as opposed to reupholstering all of it). I will try to post again when the entire chair is done, but the cushions turned out great so far, so I am posting in case anyone was wondering if this would work for something INDOOR. Again, would I want to paint my couch with it...that I sit on everyday...probably not. But, for a weird old fabric that was wool-based anyhow and that needed a POP of color in an affordable and DOABLE way (I’m adventurous with projects but...have to be confident I can do them without ruining something before I go for it), well...it was 100% what I was looking for. I ordered 6 more cans of it (I think I have 10?) to do the rest of the chairs. It’ll be a project that cost me less than $100. I think if I can get the entire chair looking as good as the cushions, it’ll be well worth it for the “wow factor” of the before and after. And really, this burgundy color is quite beautiful. Give it a try! ^_^

Turned out to be the wrong shade of blue. But, it was a shot in the dark. Every place I've looked for the right shade (according to the numbers) is sold out. So I took a chance. It covers well and looks good, and shipping was fast.

It all comes out great the color that it sets to ia amazing as well. only problem I have is the can itself some are absolutely bad at times out of a pack of six 3 had problems with it getting stuck or coming out with just air and no paint

I have used this several times and it covers well

I've tried a bunch of different options over the years restoring (black) motorcycle plastic parts. AutoGlym rubber restorer (liquid spray) works well when the plastic is newer (less than 10 years) and not sun faded or damaged. When the plastic parts are damaged or completely sun faded, this stuff works wonders, with a near-OEM, like-new finish. Since it's meant for fabric, the adhesion is incredible and the plastic can flex without worrying about the paint flaking off. It has very good wear and abrasion characteristics too. It's now my go-to product for doing this sort of repair & restoration.

This stuff worked really good I would recommend it, the out come looked great.

No sirveeee! Lo aplique en una sala de vinil y literal no sirve.. aparte de que tardo muchísimo en llegar.. tiré el dinero a la basura, si lo buscas para tapar alguna rotura de tu sillón, esto no sirve..

As I said above GREAT PAINT. It covers much more ground than I expected and finishes as a superb job and much better than I expected. I used it to cover Black and it did that easily with 3 quick coats. I say quick cz the conditions were perfect, so only 20 mins between coats!There is one thing I have to advise users, which I found out to my cost, but easily avoided. If you are using this paint for car interior work you must not make the mistake I made. That is either remove the parts you need to paint and do them outside the vehicle and give them a damned good time airing before re-installing. I did mine outside the car and re-installed as soon as they were touch dry. I then didn't use my vehicle for two days, so it was locked up and air-tight in warm sunny conditions. When I did use it, the smell from the paint in the car was almost acrid, as it was so strong after setting in inside the locked up car. I had to drive with the windows open the smell was so strong, cz it had settled into all the cloths. I had to leave things open and airing for another couple of days for the smell to die off to put it right, but a small price to pay for a job that I'm extremely Happy with!This is certainly not a complaint. Just simply sensible advice that will allow you to enjoy a great job with an acceptable early on inconvenience before you 'use' your finished painted items inside your vehicle.This Dupli-Color paint is GREAT and truly cannot be MORE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY ME.

This paint bonds flawlessly. There was no beading or streaking even when I was using it close.A new Cowl grill cost over $300 and unfortunately my Jeep Grand Cherokee uses 2 pieces.I just saved myself over $600