SAMURAI Spray Paint for Marine 2-Part Polyurethane marine Spray Paint (WHITE, Pack of 1 Can)

I used it to do a fiberglass bathtub .,I had a problem with one of the cans not spraying properly. They immediately refunded my money and sent me a replacement . really fast ! product did a great job and looks really nice on the completed bathtub.😄

First off, I thought I was real lucky as I was sent three cans instead of the two that I had ordered. That positive note quickly ended.After following the instructions for activation, two cans literally spewed forth like well shaken pop cans. One can just went all over the place before I could even get the nozzle in place. On another, I got the nozzle in place, but as soon as I started to spray the button popped off and continued to spew paint until empty. It was like a paint fountain. I was able to get one can to work.Second, make sure and spray it lightly, as it runs easily, it took three coats to coverThird, and this may be my fault, but I thought two part polyurethane paint would stick to bare metal. The paint would scrape off easily after a two day cure, this may get better as time goes on.All in all, would not buy again (it took forever to get the paint off myself and tools!)

For coverage one can did one full coat on the bottom of my stand up jetski. Ordered 2 more cans to get a thick final coat. Bonded well to my epoxy fiberglass layers that I added without priming first. The primer I is epoxy paint any how so if you have epoxy layers already you can just skip priming like I did. The white is bright white compared to many factory whites. It is a bit translucent so it took 3 coats to completely cover any dark marks underneath. The translucency of the paint does add to the depth of the look when finished in multiple coats. Very nice. Do not attempt to stop using can and restart more than 15 minutes. Tip will clog. Use it all in one go for best results. Three coats gives a nice thick layer and it feels very hard to the touch and is abrasion resistent when beaching your craft. Also has a very smooth slippery finish in the water with less drag. Highly recommend!

Once used the whole can is ruined. Smaller sized cans would be better.

Used this for a simple project to paint my pool skimmer covers with a waterproof paint. It was easy to activate and use the product initially, but when I attempted to use it the next day for a second coat the entire mechanism was clogged beyond recovery, it simply would not spray beyond a few splutters, even with a different cap.. Fortunately the initial coat resulted in a solid plastic-like coating as expected. So it seems okay as long as you do what you need to in one sitting, but don’t expect it to work a day or more later.

This stuff is amazing. You need to do the first 2-3 coats super thin as it can be a bit runny. I was able to even out overspray with a sponge brush and the paint leveled beautifully. No sanding between coats and it is the talk of the marina now. I am blown away.Update - I just finished using clear after the success with white. WOW. So nice on wood - This is a must have for anything to do with boats - sailing or motoring

I bought this epoxy to use on a boat which sits in a severe environment. Thought an epoxy coating on some corroded metal would work best. I was disappointed. First it was a bit difficult to use. Like all spray paints, the can has to be shaken before use. In the case of this product, you first have to break a "seal" to get the two epoxy ingredients to merge. Instead of shaking a minute or so, you have to shake it for over 5 minutes. More important, the product must be used immediately thereafter. If you do not use all of it; you cannot save the can for another day, the epoxy will solidify in the can. I also found the product spray consistency was more liquid than products like Rustoleum spray and tended to "run" more.I was disappointed and would not buy it again especially since it cost MORE than double the price of other spray paints.

Paint did not spray evenly from either of the 2 included nozzles. Pressure seemed low and the paint splattered and formed drips. I was not able to get consistent coverage. A worst case scenario. All my prep time was ruined and I now have to re-sand all the paint off. Additionally, the paint dried almost a chalky finish. Very flat and porous. I can not think of any use for it.A high quality enamel would give you a superior finish and seem almost effortless compared to this. Something like Raptor from Autozone. Raptor lays down smooth, has great coverage and dries quickly to a hard, durable finish.