Speedokote High Gloss Jet Black 2K Acrylic Urethane, 3/4 Gallon Black and 1 Quart Activator, SMR-9705-M

I recently used Speedokote High Gloss Jet Black 2K Acrylic Urethane on a car restoration project, and I’m blown away by the results. The depth of color is absolutely stunning—it’s a true jet black with a rich, mirror-like gloss that really makes the vehicle pop. It looks like a professional, showroom-quality finish. The paint laid down beautifully with a smooth, even application. It had great coverage, and the flow and leveling were impressive. With the right prep and technique, I experienced minimal orange peel and virtually no runs or sags. It also cured to a hard, durable finish that holds up well against the elements. What I love most is how easy it is to work with. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a serious DIYer, this paint gives reliable, high-end results without breaking the bank. It pairs perfectly with Speedokote’s clear coat for an extra layer of shine and protection. Highly recommend for anyone looking to achieve that deep, high-gloss black finish. I’ll definitely be using Speedokote again on future projects!

Great product for low cost. Did a complete with it and it was easy to apply and had great gloss. Have purchased other Speedokote products with always great results.

This is really nice paint to use. We purchased this to paint several parts on our motorhome and are very pleased with it.

This paint is excellent for the price paid. It paints very well and has excellent coverage and gloss is very good.

The quality of this paint is amazing! I painted my race car and rims with it and it came out flawless!! I do add my own pigment to it to make a phantom purple. The reason I didn’t give five stars is because when I got the paint the bucket was half full I bought the gallon to do two cars and it definitely wasn’t a gallon.

After sanding all panels and aluminum trim. I used a 2 part epoxy paint/sealer to cover all the exposed areas. I bought 2 gallons of this speedkote gloss black single stage paint. I am not a painter nor am I a body guy. I read reviews of this product and did my own research on shooting this product. I purchased a hvlp gun I used a 1.7 tip. The paint when opened was clumped up thick at the bottom of the can. I mixed it up which felt like forever. Until the paint was smooth. It appears thick and didn’t drip off my stir stick very well. So I decided to mix up both gallon cans together so I had uniformity. I ended up reducing the paint 20% which sprayed very consistently. I did set my gun up prior to shooting the trailer and tested it out on a test panel to get the pattern I wanted. The product went on very easy. I was able to see the pattern when applying and use an overlap that was consistent. Consistency was key. Both in motion and application as well as product and volume. My air compressor is a 60 gallon and kept up nicely. Painting a large trailer is tricky vs a smaller vehicle. The canvas is massive and has to be done uniformly and consistently. I had paint mixed up ready to go. So I could continuously shoot with minimal interruption. I did 3 coats total and was very pleased with the results. I have never painted anything automotive before. So this was an overwhelming experience overall. But in hind sight preparation was the key to success. I planned out each phase and was ready for any issues. By the time I finished a side of the trailer and worked my way around. The paint on the first side I started with was ready for the next coat. I used every bit of both gallons. So far it’s held up nicely and transformed my dull ugly trailer into something well, not so dull and ugly. I plan on using this product again for another project.

Great shine. Very durable

It was ok. You pay for what you get