Covers poorly....you'll work 3 times harder, to get a good finish..

I just used it to paint a grapple I made. It went on well using the TS thinner. The gallon itself still had lumps after minutes of mixing with a drill. I ended up straining it through a screen, and it worked fine.

I bought the Kubota orange paint and it is an excellent color match. Follow the directions for temp application and stir well before using. It does take a while to cure, and you need to leave plenty of time between coats, (ideally several days) otherwise the second coat softens and wrinkles the first. It does produce an excellent gloss finish, but dont use in a rush job. I like the end result, but you cant hurry with this paint.

I painted Several Projects with this paint. came out good and has held up well. Use the Majic Hardener and reducer it works well, even thought the hardener and reducer are a little more expensive it is still the cheapest paint for the quality on the market. where else can you get a gallon and a 1/4 of quality paint for about 80 bucks.