White, Rust-Oleum Automotive Vinyl Wrap Peelable Coating Gloss Spray Paint-352725, 11 oz

Used paint on several places on my car where the paint was peeling.Looks much better and dried quickly. Still good after snow and rain. Pleased with the product.

Works well does what I wish for it to do!

If I could give this product a five star review without you thinking it's fake, I would. But this is real, by a real customer who tested this product against 4 others and found that it's the best for my purposes. Here's the test: I work for a Movie Prop rental company which rents fake police cars. We have them in black, white and a few black and whites. Sometimes we get a movie who wants our Chargers or Explorers, but in black and white, or "Oreo" so they look like traditional city police cars. It makes no economic sense for use to paint them into Oreo's because we can't sell them that way afterwards, so if they really insist, we vinyl wrap them to the tune of $2000 per car for a TEMPORARY solution. This too makes little economic sense for a rental. So recently I set out on an experiment with the various Vinyl Wrap Gloss paints (peelable) in both Black and White which are available on the market. I tried them all, painting full cars (or half of them at least). First off, Superwrap and Hyperwrap CANNOT be used on painted surfaces, they'll eat the clear coat. So you can eliminate them right off the bat. Plasti Dip is good, covers about 5 to 6 square feet per can, but it's flat. Plasti Dip Glossy and Plasti Dip with Glossifier top coat are not very shiny and the sheen comes out uneven. Duplicolor Glossy dries to a strange foggy sheen and its nozzle is a sputtery piece of crap, getting drips of paint everywhere no matter how carefully I tried. It covers about 3 to 5 square feet a can, the white covers much worse than the black. It's about double the price of the Rustoleum. Duplicolor WetLook is the glossiest of all the paints, goes on evenly in a totally different way than the others, but it is expensive and only covers 3 square feet per can. Now we come to the Rustoleum. Much like Rusty's new turbo Professional paints and primers, their new formulations are huge steps forward. This is Vinyl Wrap, not the old "Peelable Paint". It's still peelable, but it's glossier and better on all fronts. First there is the nozzle. It sprays in a fan and doesn't sputter or clog. The paint goes down opaque and blends with itself to an even sheen. Not high gloss, but better than satin. It covers 4 square feet and is the same in white or black. It dries quickly, 5 minutes between coats, cures overnight. It comes off VERY easily. You can apply masking tape on top of it and stick vinyl graphics down without much effort. Is it a permanent solution? No. Will it tend to peel up and come off rims and emblems over time? Sure will. Is the sheen high gloss? Heck no, that's impossible without professional clear coats. But its a really good middle of the road product that meets our needs. We love it and at less than $9 a can from Walmart, the price is right.

great product looks good and very durable but if looking just to see if like the color or not it is fairly difficult to remove but it does remove though

UH ITS JUST OK NOT WORTH THE PRICE

This product is garbage. Save yourself the frustration. The presentation on the can is better than the actual product. Too thin, which caused runs. I've never had any runs even as a beginner. Took a whole can to cover a fender and still need at least 2or3 more coats.

it doesnt cover it looks like watery milk and bubbles extreamly easy

Honestly worst peel paint to me ever it comes out so runny and the bottle spray cap was messed up all my paint came out dang near one spray I hate it stick with the plasti dip way better and don't have to worry about sanding this paint got to many run streaks