Spray max 2K 368-0067 Clear Satin Finish, 11.4 oz

Great clearcoat. Easy to use, looks great, dries super fast, spray quality is great, nozzle is awesome. Would buy again.

So only reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 is because I did run into the same paint spatter when applying over my base coat. I was wearing gloves so I'm not sure if the tip of the glove was in the way of the spray tip causing the spray paint spatter white dots on my project. Was painting a rear plastic spoiler satin black so let's see if the second time around is better and hopefully just got a defective can and or glove got in the way of the spray tip causing drips. Other than that this spray is really good and satin finish color is perfect with a hint of gloss and hardens in one day. Super easy to use and shake the can VERY WELL before use. I'll be posting another review soon.So just as I thought the second time around sprayed perfectly with No drips No paint splatter and I was sure not to let the rubber glove get in the way of the spray paint pattern. Sprays like a paint gun and lays on super evenly. I did shake can for 3 minutes, popped the bottom and shook can for another 3 minutes. Would definitely recommend and buy again for another project. 10 stars!!

Before I say anything BE SURE TO WEAR A RESPIRATOR TYPE MASK WHILE SPRAYING THIS! If you inhale the fumes, the paint will harden in your lungs causing an infection and high fever. This happened to me because i wore a thin cheap covid-style mask. It didn't block ANYTHING!! I could not inhale enough oxygen all night, and thought I was going to die. LISTEN TO ME! FOLLOW THE LABEL WARNINGS!!Product worked great! Make sure you shake it for a couple minutes (really well!) before popping the cap. Then shake it again (really well!) for a couple minutes more while depressing the mix cap on the bottom to get all of the chemicals out. Sprays well. End result was satin finish. Crystal Clear.

Goes on smooth and dries quickly

This stuff works really well. I painted my tank and both fenders on my Harley with the Hot Rod Satin black and this Semi matte clear coat. Turned out fantastic. I will say I’ve read some comments about splatter or having the can leave drops on your project. I had zero issues with the paint, although I had a few drops of the clear coat on my rear fender. But it was on the top of the fender where the seat goes, so no worries. I believe it was the angke I was holding the can to paint that part of the fender. Overall VERY pleased. A little pricey but well worth it. Oh and one more thing, one review mentioned something about the gloss....when you order the semi matte, the can actually comes labeled “clear satin”. I feel the “matte” description may be slightly misleading. I thought they sent me the wrong can but I went ahead and used it anyways and was glad I did. If you want matte, order the basic matte, if you want a little bit of a sheen, a low gloss, order the semi matte, or clear satin, cause that’s what it is. Hope this helps anyone.

Before I purchased Spraymax 2k semi-matte I read the reviews, and the reviews seemed split. Half of the consumers loved the product and the other half hated the product for one specific reason: it turned cloudy/milky. So, I took a chance and purchased the product with high hopes that the product would perform as a five star product. It didn't. I used it on a steel bumper that I painted in perfect weather conditions: 68 degrees with low humidity. I allowed the base coat to dry one hour before applying the semi-matte clear coat. I applied a total of three coats (waiting 10 minutes between each coat). The first and second coat being light and the final coat a little thicker. It looked great with a nice semi-matte sheen. I left it to dry for one hour before moving the bumper in to the sun to bake in the UV rays. I checked on it one hour later and I noticed milky white spots (some the size of a fifty-cent piece) on the bumper. The spots were not specific to any general area...they were random like spots on a Leopard and unsightly. On a positive note: Spraymax does make a great product! I have used the clear glamour in the past with excellent results. The semi-matte laid down nicely, it had a great semi-matte sheen to it, and seemed durable once dry. I will sand again, apply base coat, and I am going to use the 2K matte this time. Fool me once shame on you. Fool me twice shame on me!

This stuff is hard coreI didn't appreciateHow hard core it is

Thankfully I'm just clear coating my bamboo bike to protect it, so I don't mind too much whether the coating is absolutely perfect. That said, the spray can was definitely weird to use, sometimes smooth, sometimes sputtering, sometimes it looked as if propellant was coming out with no clear coat! Really weird and if I were to do it again I'd try and look for other solutions (spray gun?)