One of the biggest things that people miss is spraying technique. The smooth, overlapping wet coats is one of the most important things to do properly. The clear was sprayed very well, that's a huge factor in why the finished job looks so good. A light wet sand (2000-2500 grit) and buff would make it look just as good, if not better, than oem paint.

I have 5 years with the clear 2k and it still looks as good as the day I used it.

Im glad you posted this. I've been using my spray gun. I hate mixing in the hardener and reducer. So this is great! Will save me time!

Looks AMAZING!!! And I am looking forward to more videos like this one! GREAT JOB!!!👍👍

This is one of the best 2k spray can demonstration I can find on KZfaq, thank you so much for your efforts putting the video together, looking forward to more awesome spray paint videos in the future!! Good job man!!

I used that clear coat on my rear view mirrors and that is the only clear coat paint (from a can) that hasn't failed me. I had it for little over a year now and it still looks like it was painted yesterday. I have tried other brands and in less then a year the clear coat gets dull and starts peeling but with this clear coat you never have to worry.

Glad you posted this to let people see what can be done with a rattle can.you do nice work very helpful.✌✌!!

Very informative video. Thank you for sharing this. I have now used this on several refurbished and repainted machines and love how this stuff makes the color pop, and keeps dirt from sticking.

Just canned my car it looks amazing for my first time!! I studied all of your videos religiously trying to learn your techniques and such, keep up the good work man these videos are still helping people!!

best, most encouraging video of this topic yet. thank you

Great video man without a lot of talking, you stayed on point and made it easy to follow. You've giving me more confidence that I paint my own car, keep up the good work!

Genius, I love your simple yet proficient technique keep it up!!!

Thank u for putting these videos out...they r so amazing...your lime green car..is so koool...the fender looks like a $1500.00 paint job...can't tell the difference...amazing

Man thank u!! U do an awesome job and you showing us how not to break the bank on doing a great paint job. 💯💯💯

dude u just help some many people who want to do something , actually do it,..no excuses with this video

Man thanks to put this video. I been thinking to paint my car later on but I want to see result first..Nice video.

My daughter bought a 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee that has great paint except for the hood. It’s not rusted the paint is mostly gone. I’ll be using this to repaint it! Those results look fantastic for so little money. Thank you for posting this!

Wow...that looks so good....just out of a spray can....wow....like the videos so kooool

This really helped me a lot on spray painting my vehicle for the first time ! Thank you ❤️

Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks so much greatly appreciated

The more I watch these videos the more I feel like painting my car and possibly my truck too. That looks nice, amazing how paint in a can has evolved over the years. Back in the 80's when I did a car, you couldn't get clear coat and paint in a can at this quality, the paint had to be purchased from a auto parts store and applied using a gun if you wanted quality job. If I do my car, I'll do it like this, one panel at a time, within a short period of time using of course the original color. This looks real good for a can.

I love a painter who protects themselves. Thank you for sharing your steps!

I’ve searched and searched for the best rattle can paint jobs and idk how I haven’t come across your channel. Love all your videos thank you 🙏🏼

Good job keep em coming. 👍🏻 would like to see the wet sand and buff.. to see the orange peel come out and to fix the little drip there.

Wow looks like 2k clear is the way to go! I used rustoleum laquer clear from autozone, I havent sanded it and buffed it yet to see how it looks but if you have to crack the can and mix the paint then 2k is already better quality. The rustoleum clear does also have a wide spray tip as well, Im gonna save that tip and use it on other cans. Great video as usual!

so impressed that you share tips when you experience a problem like the glove, you could have easily said nothing those small things make a difference plus you actually do learn from your mistakes as it shows when your passing on to others to help others

I'm sanding my broken down clear coat and getting it prepped!! Love the tips

Thank you. Appreciate your dedication to DIY.

really nice results thanks for showing.

Great painters can get great results! The real surprise to me is the fact that the 2k clear is compatible with the rattle can paint. Thanks for the very informative video.

Happy to know that it's compatible with 2X and Advanced formula. Looks great, thanks!

Very well made video man. And nice work on the paint job.

I have seen a few of your paint jobs among others. After this video and seeing your progress as a painter and videographer improve, I've subscribed. Rustoleum products always seem like the bang bang for the buck, not cheap crap and not very high end. It's great that I can beat up my jeep then touch up and buff it out. Keep the videos coming!

I love 2k in a can I've had more success with it then spraying 2k clear and a legit paint gun/compressor. Much less to go wrong, but if you did more than a few panels you will spend so much more using it.

looks badass bro keep it coming!!

The Rattle Can Rebel! 😂😂😂 I've just watched like 4 of your videos, all helpful and useful information. I'm definitely subscribing!

Bloody awesome work mate, thanks heaps for all the great tips. Gotta spray my car later on and always like to get the goods from peeps that know what the hell they are doing. Cheers bro.

Wow ., super nice,and very economical. Thanks .for your video .very helpful..have a nice day.

Here is a 6 pack of the 2k clear that I used! amzn.to/2GMmQaM Or buy just one with this link amzn.to/2KI9xJz

Definitely going to try this once I color match paint my fender that has peeling paint! Great video man👍

Awesome video like always.thanks for the shout out bro.

holy fucking shit, I've been searching the web for half a year to find this answer. Some people say never put 2k clear on cheap lacquer paint, other people say its ok if you let the paint dry for two days. but after looking at your video it is clear. thank you so much for uploading!

I’m glad I found a video where somebody actually has good spray technique

Thank you Moore I just recently bought a new to me Ranger and I absolutely loved the color selection you used for your girls Civic I am going to give it a try and I might just have to do a clip on how my paint job came out! Keep up the fantastic work buddy 👌🏻🤘🏻👍🏻💪🏻💯

I vouch for Rust. such good paint. I use to hit the city walls with rust in my younger days great paint

Love the video but is it just me or is there some secret DIY KZfaq video secret society where they all use the same song 😂 lol

GREAT video. Same camera angle. Step by step. Application by application. Answered all my in- between questions.

Great job ! Love the video ! I’m happy to see you are wearing a mask and gloves!!!

I've seen several similar videos and this is by far the best one! Wish you'd spent an additional 90sec or so briefly showing the wet sanding with the different grits but other than that....fantastic job! I'm gonna save this to my liked videos and be using it as a reference whenever I get around to painting my vehicle. A++

Im lucky i haven't started my project , that my good sir looks amazing

Could not be more astonished! This is the project I planned for the fall. Hope my results come close to yours!

Part 2 sand and buff can’t wait to see !!! Great looking paint job!!!!!!

Damn, your killing it with these spray can vIdeos!

This stuff works so good! Best stuff I have ever used!

Great video I like how you even showed where u messed up and it still came out hella good 👍

Beautiful ! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with us ! 😎👍

Never heard of 2K clear. Very interesting how it has a hardener in it .I have some gym equipment I’d like to paint , and also have a durable surface . This looks like it may be the answer . Nice work btw

I'm seeing more and more rattle can paint jobs that actually come out nice looking. This one looks great

Excellent job man, I'm really digging your channel, keep up the good work. God bless

This was very helpful. I now know what clear I will be using, Thank you.

I stand by this. I’ve used this method a few times. That 2k clear in a aerosol can is one of the coolest products. Expensive but worth it. If you want some metallic flake use rustoleum “top coat effects”. On top of the base coat and before the clear coat. I also recommend Rustoleum Universal series with the 2k Clear.

Looks great man! I'd love to see the finish after wet sanding and buffing that if possible, curious as to how the clear looks when flattened out

Awesome! Because of you I am going to paint my own truck now!

Amazing work dude. Totally inspiring

Found your videos by chance and now I want to paint my 96 tracker

you did a better paint job then the factory did on my 2019 Silverado. My entire truck is straight up orange peel.

Great job(s)! Both tech and video production.

Thank you for using this color because I was considering using this on my car and wanted to see the color before hand

Looks good bro might wanna paint my whole Accord this color

I love watching rustoleum paint videos.

Wow !!! Nice work man

ive been binge watching your videos for the last two days dude... good shit

Great job and awesome video but I couldn't help but laugh when you said to make sure to keep your finger nice and tight up in there and concentrate on the tip!!

I have spray painted many "things" in my life and my biggest frustration has ALWAYS been that i cant seem to get a clear coat that is either true clear or wont yellow. 2k is news to me. Thank You!

Cheap spray paint is usually acrylic enamel and will take a long time to cure. The Spraymax with hardener will trap it and lead to problems later.

I love that clear. Did my whole mustang in it after i did my hood and realized it was amazing.

Thumbnail says "not click bait".. Actually isn't click bait.. 👍👍 To you !!

that 2k is dam good shit i used it a while back repainting motorcycle fairings i actually went and had some paint mixed up color matched and put in rattle cans from a local paint shop it turned out amazing

Looks great man! I'm going to try this soon on one of my toys. Thanks for the details!

Awesome results! Subscribed!

The Spraymax 2K Clear is great stuff. I've used it on alot of low budget paintjobs and it allways turns out great. And since its fuelproof as soon as it has cured you can also use it for tanks on bikes.

The solvents in the 2k clear are so strong they leveled the underlying coats of primer/paint. check the msds and you'll see what I mean. We used to level paint years ago with a similar product.

Wow, that looks amazing, thanks for sharing 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Keep up the good work love your vídeos

Same exact stuff Eastwood sells as their brand...but several dollars cheaper. Just used this for the first time a few days ago and I am very impressed.

"WOW" BEAUTIFUL

I really want to try this out now! Thanks! 😁 I was priming some large cabinet doors yesterday and using a spray gun ins such a hassle... and it’s 10x worse when using solvent based paint

Great video! I've been researching this topic relentlessly. Was regretting my choice in painting my restored 53' Farmall tractor with rust oleum farm and implement paint. It has turned out nice so far but I became very concerned about the longevity and durability. Im at the point where its time to paint the sheet metal and I really want a quality finish. Ive used hardener in the paint with good results.Flashes fast. However it does take a long time for the rust oleum to fully cure in the south GA humidity. Was surprised to see you spray the clear so soon after the paint. As all the research I've done points toward letting the paint fully cure. especially rust oleum. Thanks for the video! Really boosted my confidence in this painting process!

Been checking KZfaq all-day for this! 😂👌

*beats about to drop hard “SO I LET IT SIT FOR ABOUT 20 MINUTES”

I know this is a bit dated, but thanks. I’ve painted a few before and this helps. Love that 2k. Doing a 74 cj5 right now and want to thank you for the help.

I love that your learning and we are learning with you !

best vid I've seen. fast and to the point.

Always waiting on one of your paint projects

nice video, i have been fighting the paint/clear coat on my RC boats, I may try this.

I've got some black color motorcycle odds and ends that need repainting or spot painting. This is a great video for the non-pro painter to get good results using spray cans. Thanks much!

Great video, straightforward without the fluff ! I learned a lot, thanks. Can you show us the color sanding and polishing ?

Let me just say thank you from the bottom of my heart... I have never painted a car in my life and I'm disabled and I painted about 75% of my car using your Technique and she came out beautifully... I cried for about an hour... there is some orange peel but honestly I think that's unavoidable with spray paint... I'm going to wait about a month and then take her to a detailer for a good buff polish and wax... I do have one question something fell from the garage roof and there is a repair area of about the size of a quarter in two spots near the rear of the car how do I repair that I have a half a can of spray Max clear left which has to be used before the end of tomorrow

This is awesome dude. Outside the box

I use this 2k clear on many model car projects. I also at times use Kraylon or Rustoleum paint like you have done here. I haven't had any issues. When I want a high gloss finish I use it. Only situation I have is I need to clear two or three models since the shelf life isn't very long. It doesn't seem to take very long to gas out like some clears do. The sanding an buffing is easy.