Dupli-ColorECWRC7947 Custom Wrap Matte Removable Automotive Paint – Carbon Black Spray Paint - 11 oz. Aerosol Can

I didn't research how to apply and had no cover when applied. I masked off the fenders and spayed it on the hood. One coat, outside, under the sun. It came out perfect. Its been 8 months and now the sun has Taken its toll on it. Not as nice looking and getting it off is going to be a task. Since I only put one coat on it, I cant peal it off like wrap should be. I have to spray it down with WD40 and let it soak, then pressure wash it off. Not a big deal, but the carwash place is going to be ticked.

Love this stuff!I've used on emblems exterior and interior on both my husbands truck and my car with no issues. It's stayed on for years and looks perfect. Used on exterior emblems and interior on steering wheel, around the radio, and door trim. Takes a little time taping everything off interior wise that you're working around but worth it.Start light and build up each time, can't go wrong = ) but if you do - it peels right off!

Amazing product. Used two of these and it created a thick layer which was easy to peel.

The videos show how amazing and smooth it goes on... hahaha. Nope, it sprays out a clumpy splatter mess. Avoid this product it is terrible. It doesn't work, a refund was requested.

This stuff works great. Wrapped my Dodge truck bumper that was rusted and nasty looking. The more layers of material the easier it to peel off.First spray should be light followed by medium coats. The material will run if you apply it too heavy.Prep the area well with lacquer thinner. Do not scuff up the surface. If you have any rust, lightly sand the area and use Rust Oleum rust reformer. Sand lightly again. Shake the can every 10 or 15 seconds.On the left side of the bumper, I used duct tape to cover the holes but it still looks good. I am going to replace the tape with thin self adhesive steel tape this week.Excellent demonstrations on YouTube!

Goes on very light, and it will splatter when it gets a little low. Be prepared to do many coats to get a solid color. I used it on my jeep wrangler grill, and it looks awesome. It's rubbery so hopefully it will protect the steel. I figured if I didn't like the look I could just peel it off, but I love it so I'm leaving it until it starts to get ragged. Then I'll just peel it and paint with regular paint. Would recommend.

peels too easily, not appropriate for area that has frequent contact with hands or clothing.

Went easy, on my wheels, totally changed the looks of my truck. Next time I would tape my tires, haven't tried peeling it off yet.