Hycote 2 x XUK993 Spray Cans, 400 ml, Matt Lacquer

I have tried many, many acrylic lacquers and this one has become my go-to when I need a matt finish. I mostly use it for post-finishing 3D prints, which receive a light sanding then an even coat of the Hycote lacquer. It appears glossy when wet but does dry to a nice matt finish in as little as 15 minutes if you don't spray it too thick. As long as you turn the can upside down when you've finished and give it a quick burst to clear the nozzle, it doesn't get clogged.

Great covering. Don't know about the durability just yet but I am sure it will be fine

I'd like to give it 5 across the board and the reason I have not so not seller related.My items arrived early I perfect condition. So the seller is spot on.The product however; it's still good by all means, worth the purchase for sure. But it's made halfords ultra matte black paint slightly satin after 4 coats.Which is no doubt partly my fault, i would recommend holding the can a little bit further away than directed and do quick passes multiple times over the same area, and I mean quick passes! When I say area, i mean area too, not the same line backwards and forwards as that's a quick way to nullify the matte effect.Basically multiple tack coats as you would with paint but slightly heavier.I found that to give the best results for full coverage and keeping the matte effect optimal.Final note incase anyone ever wondered, you can use this product over plastidip and it makes it feel lovely! Not rubbery at all.

Good quality Matt lacquer. Will have to wait and see about durability and resistance to oils.

So far so good no complaints, good value of money.

Perfect for what I wanted and needed.

This product is described as a matt laquer. I've found it to be good at making metal surfaces matt, but doesn't work very well as a laquer – maybe it's designed for use over other coating/paint systems? I applied direct to clean, prepared steel and have found a year later that there is a lot of surface corrosion and a little bit of peeling. I was hoping it would seal the surface like a normal glossy laquer would, but it doesn't seem to have – whatever they put in it to make it matt seems to also prevent it making an impermeable surface. (Also, it smells *terrible*, even through a paint and solvent rated respirator, but that's pretty standard for these types of products).

Not sure if it was the product or my non existent spraying skills but the finish turned out cloudy at first, I got it right the next time, good job it’s was just a little project for funsies