All Purpose Black MATT 400ML - Professional Satin Finish Spray Wood Color Paint

Good quality. I sprayed my washing basket black.

Covered a wooden shelving unit, only just, you don't get much coverage for the size of the can but worked fine. Remember to remove the white safety guard under the nozzle otherwise it will not spray.

I built a small drawer for my desk top shelf unit and needed to match the wood colour. I chose this product on its low cost and the strength of the positive reviews from users. The outcome for my drawer is superb!I applied 3 thin coats then rubbed down with 800 paper and applied the final coat. I waited 20 minutes between coats. The finish is a professional looking satin and the colour match is excellent. I am totally satisfied with this product and would buy it again without question.Sand down your wood before applying then a light sand and good clean off before the final coat gives the best finish. Keep the can warm and well shaken when applying and hold it horizontal as far as possible to prevent the spray clogging when applying. Also remember to remove the plastic safety ring before use otherwise the nozzle will not depress.

Not the best cover and the spray top was hard to press down and my fingertips got a little sore holding it down maybe it just hands as there pretty bad but i have use other brands of spray paints without that issue.other than that its the overall finish is nice but not amazing, for just under £5 for 400ml can't really expect much better finish

This 400ML spray of Black Matt Paint was great value, and believe me, a third of the price that you would pay in a DIY store. It is so useful for anything that needs that 'finishing touch', even over bits of rusted metal fence, and especially a side metal black gate which is half rusted and half painted with other odd colours. The small amount of Black that I used, finished it off perfect.I also had a small metal pole which holds an aerial, the pole itself was marked with tape, and other random colours of paint. Spraying this 'black matt paint' on the pole, has made it look so much better.There are many uses for this paint, and I really must try and buy more, as it is so useful.

A1 will purchase again

Although when I've finished spray painting our wooden door which is 200cm x 75cm, it looked okay, there are a few issues with this spray paint.For some reason, a 400ml spray paint was only sufficient for half this door to be covered, and so I've needed two spray paints to cover it, and that is only one side of the door!When you spray it seems to ve covering well, but it sure don't last, and boggled my mind why it would only cover an area so small as spray paints used to last longer and managed to do more with them!Also, 2nd spray paint was leaking whilst still covered with plastic, and after opening it all seemed to be okay. Well, until I started spraying as then the drip started all over the door and ruined a lot!I've spent over £10 to spray paint one side of wooden door and had it leaking on top of it all!Not great, but I guess I should have paid a bit more and get a better company's spray paint!If you're spraying a tiny bit of wood or metal or whatever you have in mind and don't bother too much with end result, well, then this is for you as it's cheap!I'm having a bad luck with spray paint in general nowadays, can't get a good one anywhere online!As mentioned, price reflects its quality! Poor!

Pros*the matt finish is what I wanted and looks good if even spray without any drips (see cons) which I didn’t manage*drys quite quickly*works on multiple surfaces*reasonable price compared to some othersCons*doesn’t seem like 400ml of actual paint and to get a full coverage, unless on a very small item will need multiple cans. To do two office table legs took two full cans*the nozzle seems to be defective / becomes hard to press down. One can wasn’t too bad but the other required both thumbs to press down and then leaked getting paint over hands and could have dripped onto surface. Also made it more difficult to move quickly over surface.Tip - if you have them use rubber gloves for if you get a can where additional pressure is needed causing excess paint to dribble out