We have an International 1066 farm tractor that someone had painted years ago and it needed painting bad. I emailed Majic Paint and asked them there recommendations on the products we needed to paint this tractor. We used Majic Rust Preventable Primer to start, then we covered that with Majic Tractor, Truck, & Implement 8-2972 I H Red paint. We also used the Majic brand reducer and hardener, mixed to the instructions that were on the can. It sprayed great and covered perfectly! To me, the finished tractor looks better than new..It really turned out great. The Majic paint went on well, covered nicely, and has a nice shine that everyone that has seen it really likes. We will definitely use this paint again.

Great quality for the price! Used it to repaint a flatbed body, came out great. I suggest using the catalyst hardner with it. Makes it flow better and dries shiny, bulletproofs the paint too.

I painted two tall metal cabinets inside and out. I cleaned and sanded the cabinets with a final alcohol wipe. painted in a heated garage (60 deg.)with a dehumidifier (45/50% humidity). I rolled on the paint using first small mohair roller then switched to foam. The paint went on uneven, took two coats and produced multiple air bubbles in the paint.I took three to four days to dry. After first day I sealed the can and then and every day after the paint skimmed over in the can. I had previously used this brand for another cabinet and did not have any of these problems. I am located in Western PA.

it is the exact color to match what I needed, it sprays real good and has a great shine until it started to dry. after the majority of it was dry it ended up being more of a satin finish then a gloss. Also if you have any spots where it would get extra build up it just about never dries. I have been waiting 3-4 weeks for a few blemishes to dry and it been 90-100 in the afternoons and 50's in the morning. As for the rest that dried you can still press your finger nail in it.