I used this paint to paint a fender. Used Majic's catalyst and Majic's Reducer to thin it at the proportions stated by Majic. 1:16 for the catalyst and 1:8 for the reducer. It took 3 days to dry, but I did realize that it was spraying on pretty thick and I have a couple of fish eyes I believe due to air bubbles and not contaminents. I need to apply a second coat, this time I will reduce it it to 1:4 (that's 1 part reducer to 4 parts paint). I am hoping that this will thin it enough so I can drop the air pressure to 40 psi and put on a thin enough coat that I can re-coat a couple of hours later. This definitely provides a harder and better paint finish than rust-oleum, so I hope thinning it more does the trick. I will post my results.

I mixed 2 parts paint to 1 part acetone and added 6% gloss hardener/drying accelerator. I thought perhaps I had sprayed over an incompatible paint as it was taking so long to dry, it wasn't. After about 3 days it finally dried. For the next coat I used my oil based enamel rustoleum with the same ratios, it dried in 2 hours. I do not recommend this paint unless you want to save a few dollars and don't have to worry about bugs/debri getting into your paint while drying.

Nice product. Sprays and looks great especially if you you the optional hardener. Better gloss and durability.