KBS Coatings 4203 Silver RustSeal - 8 fl. oz.

Just as described, very high quality, excellent coverage. Highly recommended !!!

Good product. Have used in past

2 year review. After removing all loose debri and using a rust converter (rust kutter) I sprayed the frame of my 66 ford f100. It's still looking beautiful worth no bubbles or fading.

Same as por 15 but costs less!

Love the stuff, I have used it to coat my firewall and frame on my 1967 Camaro. The stuff is amazing tough once its cured but not the most beautiful finish. The prep when applying this is very important, if you read the instructions it sounds like you just clean the surface of lose material, degrease, and apply but I had a lot of issues with it not adhering well if I just did this. On the firewall I sanded most of it down to bare metal, degreased, and then used their metal prep and it worked great, for the frame I had to sand blast it first then degreased & metal prep. The other thing with this that I found is if I used a brush the pieces got pulled out of the brush and stuck in the paint and it left very obvious streaks in the paint. I switched to foam brushes and they worked better and did not streak near as much but they can leave piece of foam in the paint that is hard to remove and they do not last. I ended up coating both surfaces (firewall and frame) with 3 to 4 coats of semi-gloss black Rustoleum spray paint to cover the streaks, this left a very nice finished product. Also don't get it on yourself or anything else and if you do immediately clean it off, it takes weeks to wear off of your body. Also once you open the can it can be very hard to re-open it, it tends to seal itself and re-opening can leaves it ruined. I poured it into a glass jar to save.

Great coating! Anything that eats through a plastic mason jar is what I need!!!So it must work!!!

I wanted to like this stuff but it’s a nightmare. It doesn’t matter how much you wire brush brake clean and sand the piece, unless you have a sandblaster you’re not going to get it clean enough for this to stick well. I also only got to use 20% of it because despite putting a plastic bag under the can lid like the manufacturer recommends it all hardened after the first use. It’s also incredibly messy and if you apply a covering coat as directed it runs no matter how thin you try to brush it on.

This seems to be as advertised, it is thicker than regular paint, yet self levels . Use disposable brushes for sure. Key is preparation. Results are based on that. Will have to see after using mower for awhile. This was put on 42 inch mower deck