I’ve used this paint on several different pieces of equipment. (White, Black & Red) Applied with airless sprayer, roller and brushes. I doubt I’ll ever get a show quality paint job. But, that’s not what I’m after when I’m painting a dump body. Farm carts or trailers. This covers well and has proven to be very durable & the price is more than fair. I’ll definitely be buying more

My gallon can had top 2ish inches of clear liquid, the rest was so solid the paint stick would not puncture. Since Tractor Supply is a 1 hour round trip from my house, I attempted to stir it with a drill. I spent 2 hours attempting to break it down. I was able to get 1/2 gallon of usable product, but I suspect it was not the desired mixture. This was the only gallon TS had, the top of the can had rust on it. TS needs to create a stocking plan to scrap product based on date code. There is no readable date code on the gallon.

I purchased a quart of the Majic red oxide primer and a quart of the Majic Ford blue to paint an implement. As other reviewers have stated the bottom 2" of the can was solid like hard clay. I mixed and mixed with two sticks using one to scrape off the other in a hopeless effort to mix the paint making a bit of a mess in the process. I attempted to paint a few pieces and it took a week to dry. Perhaps because it was impossible to mix properly but not sure. I should have followed my instinct as I had read other reviews of this problem. Fortunately TSC was great about me returning the unused Ford blue and the opened primer. I purchased the same primer and Ford blue in the Rust-oleum brand and have had beautiful results. I've used Rust-oleum in the past but decided to save $4 and try the Majic paint. Don't waste your time -- just spend the extra couple of bucks and buy Rust-oleum as it's a much better product.

Could not get the bottom one third of the can mixed up, bottom was very thick and hard.