Peel Coat®

Average

As someone who sprays paints a lot of things and loves Rusoleum products, I was very disappointed at how utterly terrible this product is. They should just take it out of production. It runs horribly and tears against any masking line and is absolutely terrible. I tried multiple surfaces and with 3 different cans. Same horrible result.

It's the exact color that I was looking for, but the product is really bad it lasted one day only.... it peels of with a wind....

Horrible, sprays like liquid rather than rubber, and worse part is it doesn't even spray black, you have to do many layers over and over

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Its a fairly easy thing to handle only if you have done your research on how to use such paints. My concern is, how much heat resistant is it for alloys. I tried on my rusting chrome part of scooter and it can get damaged if scrubbed hard or a mild scratch from nail. Maybe scrubbing out chrome and applying base coat bonding agent makes it stronger. I would like to ask the guys who did their alloys, how sturdy is it there?

I used this on my 09 f150 tailgate. I was washing the car and a chunk of paint fell off. Instead of painting the whole thing, I opted for painting a black line where the paint fell off (bottom of tailgate), It worked great. My wife thinks it looks more refined. The paint is very forgiving and hides imperfections. Best thing is that it comes off if you mess up! Also used it on my wife's 17 Hyundai Santa Fe, the bumper was looking rough so I used thiner to clean it up, sanded with 400 grit sand block and applied a coat of paint. Looks like new! Only thing is that I had to remove existing paint with thinner as it started to bubble up when I originally applied the paint. Well worth my money!

Not good

No problem applying 4 coats with 7 minute drying time between coats. Follow the directions on the can but (THE CAN IS MISSING ONE VERY IMPORTANT DIRECTION.) You need to go to the Rust-Oleum website and read the Product Overview statement. The missing instruction that you need to follow is -- Begin removing tape and other masking immediately after the last coat has been applied to keep clean edges. If you wait too long, the coating may adhere too much to the tape. This information was not on the can so when I started to remove the masking tape some of the coating started to peel off with the tape. Repairing the damage was easy and the Rust-Oleum Peel Coat is a great product. It looks good, was easy to apply, and it would have been nice if they had put all the instructions on the can. Be very careful removing your masking tape.