Krylon Fusion All-in-One Spray Paint

Love, love, love this! I wasn't sure what to expect but, am extremely pleased. My RV kitchen sink was almond and half faded and looked terrible. I prepped it before painting as directed and sprayed 3 coats, an hour apart. Amazing product! Went on smooth. The test will be how long it lasts. Praying it doesn't peel. I'm going to let it "cure" for 2 days before washing dishes and running water I'll update as I go. The campground are asking about how they can do there's....here's to a product that actually works!!!!

Very white easy to use

Good for all purposes including cosplay

I had a very old can of White Fusion that I used for a project but needed more, so I bought a new can. The old can was much more White (like Polar white as seen on most RV's) and looked great. The new can is the same Gloss White but the actual paint is more of a cream-white and ends up looking slightly yellowish on my RV. It also was much more runny and just didn't go on as nicely. If you're painting plastic, you don't have much choice but I was very disappointed with Krylon.

I had a 3 ft by 3 ft section on metal door to spray since it had a window. Adhesion is fantastic for glossy white. End result is a near factory finish. From past experience, I scrubbed metal door and then alcohol wipes to remove any missed dirt. Most important thing to do is to spray the paint onto a scrap piece of cardboard for 10 seconds. When I do not do this, there is a mist and then a heavy plunk of paint that pools the first area sprayed onto. I wiped off, scrubbed and started fresh. I have done this before and hoped the pooled spray paint would just smooth out; never does and that pool is an ugly mess that looks unprofessional. The best first few coats need to be very thin, very very thin. This is kinda like putting down the glue for the rest of the coats. I give 5 minutes between light coats. Yes , be patient, 8 coats. 2 passes vertical, 2 diagonal, 2 vertical and 2 diagonal. The paint seems to lack pigment to hide stains on the door. I had a second can which I only used about a quarter can. I considered a ninth coat but called it a day and let it dry 3 hours before reinstalling the exterior door. It was dry enough to hold and carry without leaving any prints on the paint. I believe that I would have had the same results from cheaper exterior spray paint and used only one can.