CRC Zinc-It Instant Cold Galvanize Zinc Rich Galvanize Coating 18412– 13 Wt Oz., Quick-Dry Rust- Corrosion-Resistant Coating

Works good, it does seem to run out fast. It’s not for covering large areas.

Product works great. I used this paint to cover over welds on large tubing at a grain handling facility and it held better than 3 other kinds of galvanized paint, both brushed and sprayed. Welds typically rust much sooner than regular bare steel so this was surprising. I would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a quality zinc coating that lasts.

More difficult to apply then expected.

If I could give zero I would. Spray can didn't work at first then when it did my hand was covered in paint after use. The gray does not look like metal it's a chalky, matte, grayish white. The paint scratches off the metal with just a touch. I am now in the process of scratching it off on purpose. It looks that bad I want it off.

This stuff sprays on fast. Recomend you really spread out the coats to several thin layers. Don't try to put a thick layer on. I believe it works great, but you need to apply it correctly

It works but you got to use it the right way.After cleaning the metal of all rust you must immediately wipe it down with alcohol and as soon as that dries apply the Zinc paint.It dries very quickly so apply a extra coat or two as soon as it dries. When you finished leave the metal in a dry area for a day or two and let the paint cure and bond. You might notice some areas where the metal is showing through in little bubbles. Dont worry about that.After 48 hours have passed wipe the object lightly again with pure alcohol on a soft cloth to get off any contamination and then spray the Zinc with an enamel epoxy paint that can be applied to Zinc. You have to go to a hardware store and read some labels until you find one that says it works with Zinc coatings.Remember this Zinc paint is really like a primer and it's pretty soft. It also is being eaten away by the moisture in the air that is trying to rust the metal, it is constantly sacrificing itself to keep the metal from rusting but the you cannot spray over it immediately as it is too powdery for the first day or two. After it has the paint over it the air and moisture can no longer get to it and it will keep the metal from rusting even if it gets a small scratch.

I used this to cover where some light surface rust on the underside of my classic car. It applied easily and the spray was easy to direct where needed. Nice product!

Works great. have boat trailers used in salt water. So far has held up well. Apply is rust areas, such as brackets, axle at hub, anywhere rust appears. A can doesn't go far, so order 2 ......if large use.