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Krylon Dual SuperBond Paint + Primer, Gloss, Classic Gray, 12 oz. No sanding or priming Bonds to hard-to-adhere surfaces including plastics, laminates and melamine as well as bare wood and metal Maximum rust protection Fast drying; no runs or drips with the EZ touch tip Durable Paint & Primer
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| Brand | Krylon |
| Item model number | K08806007 |
| Color | Gray |
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| Product Id | 702677 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3 (1 ratings) 3 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 724504088066 |
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Krylon Dual SuperBond Paint + Primer Spray Paint, Gloss, Classic Gray, 12 oz.
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I had the opposite experience from the previous reviewer. This is the first spray paint that I have used in a long time that didn't drip or sputter. It covered a chipped surface that had been lightly sanded, but the chips had still been obvious, and it is undetectable now. I was pleased with how quickly it dried so that I could put on more coats within the two hours, and how dry it was after the two hours when I needed to move the item. All spray paint has similar time recommendations for waiting to re-coat, so I don't think re-coating within 2 hrs our waiting to re-coat after 48 hrs is at all unusual. I used it on an old iron bed, and was so impressed with the finished result that I am looking for a color to use on another iron bed that has been in my family for over 100 years. I have painted that bed many times over the years, and have never gotten a finish as nice as this.
I restore old tin toys and this paint goes on real smooth with no orange peal or runs. Wish more colors were available.
I am unhappy with Krylon Dual Superbond. I sprayed it onto clean white expanded PVC material. It went on very nicely and evenly. Looked great. But... the dried paint scratches off the surface very easily. "Superbond" it is not. I am using the 8818 Gloss Smoke Gray. Now I have to scratch off all the paint and start over. About 4 sq feet of it. I would gladly have used the Fusion in Pewter Gray but that is not available in the five stores that I checked in Orlando. The Fusion black is available here and I used that for another application, also on expanded PVC. That paint bonded very nicely but it took four or five coats to get a good black. In a separate complaint, I find that the Search box on your krylon.com web page is useless: it always returns a "not found" result. Even when I type in a search phrase copied from a page that I am looking at. It will not find "Fusion", "Fusion for Plastic", "Dual", "Dual Superbond", etc. Useless. Sad. Very Sad. (To quote someone)
This is probably the worst spray paint I have ever used, and I have used my fair share. The paint does not smoothly spray out of the can -- it drips drops of paint. There seemed no way to get even coverage without leaving runs on the item I was painting. I even have bubbles. This paint might be okay if you are painting something that you just want covered and don't really care about appearances, but it is definitely not good for a decorative item. I have to decide now whether I want to take the time to sand and repaint or forget the whole thing. I'll have plenty of time to think about it -- it takes 48 hours to fully dry. (Two hours to dry to the touch.) If you do decide to go ahead with this paint, you might want to wear a plastic glove. I have paint dripped all over my hand from this.
I tried to use both the Gloss Black and Gloss Clear on a project which has a plastic substrate, I am an experienced painter and followed the directions as I always do. The color coats did not come out well at all the first time, so I figured it was my error, so I sanded down after 2 days and tried again with the same result. Where the paint did flow out it was dull and not very glossy, and in other patches the finish was rough as if it was a dry spray, but it had definitely gone on wet. So, I decided to color wet sand and add the clear to hopefully salvage the finish. After another 2 days and getting the color coat sanded reasonably smooth for a gloss coat I used the Dual Gloss Clear. Immediately, using light coats as directed, the finish wrinkled as if the solvents are not compatible. The project is nearly ruined at this point so my next task is to strip the finish completely and try a different product. I will NOT be buying any Krylon products in the future, an afternoon paint job has turned into a week long nightmare... hopefully it will be over soon once I switch products.
This is the worst Krylon product I have ever bought. The store I bought this at did not have primer and a separate top coat. The paint has high fumes. It still has not hard dried. I will probably have to scrap it off and sand, primer sand and top coat. All because of the the "dual" paint. It does not build millage,