Spraymax 2K Clear Coat Spray Can - High Gloss Clear Coat for Repair and New Paint Jobs - Diverse Applications - Professional Results - Bundled with Moshify Spray Can Trigger

As someone who enjoys DIY car repairs and custom paint jobs, I’ve tried my fair share of clear coats, but Moshify SprayMax 2K Clear Coat Aerosol has quickly become my go-to for achieving a professional, high-gloss finish. Whether I’m working on a full paint job or just touching up a specific area, this product has consistently delivered exceptional results not to mention great value for money

Woke up one morning to see a ton of clearcoat peeling on my 2020 Camaro - total nightmare. Did some research on prepping and DIY clear repair and came up on this. Prepped the spots with clear peeling (which the majority of the work is the prep work) then laid down a few coats of the clear over the peeling spots then polished/buffed. Came out great. Side note - the sprayer for this can be reusable, but you gotta let it soak in lacquer thinner for about 30 minutes after using it/not letting the clear dry in the nozzle. Cheaper to buy cans in the future that way.

This product is easy to use. I recommend a mask which most of us have lying around post covid. Follow the instructions on you-tube.. not hard, but you do need to shake 2 minutes, then put the red thing on the bottom, press hard, shake two more minutes. throw away the sprayer attachment.. the can sprays fine. Now the great part... I scuffed the lower side of my black 24 Maserati GT. I bought OEM paint, which was dull. then added two coats of this, and I swear it looks like new. So, highly recommend.

2k clear is amazing. The spray handle attachment is terrible, paint dripped from it 20 seconds after starting to spray. Don't use it.

Working on a project car (Audi A4) with my sone. Hood and roof were neglected and massive clear coat unbonding was taking place w/ factory paint. We sanded clear coat off (for 3 days), then applied this in 5 coats. Love the end result. I did get some orange peel on roof when can was tilted and I couldn't see what I was doing.. but wet sanded and buffed for great shine. Super impressed with the hardness and how this set up. Highly recommend. Update - I've used 4 cans on 2 cars over 3 yrs. Holding up very well. Other recommendations. Try to spay in 0 wind or you will get orange peel, watch video on spay pattern and speed. If orange peel, recommend putting down at least 3 coats then a wet sand at 2000-3000 grit, then cutting polish and finishing polish. Note that 3 coats means 2 cans minimum. Thus always buy 2 cans. It takes longer to prep your car than it does to spray this one. Ensure you have all wax removed AND also do a wet sand with 600-800 grit before application. the scratched surface is necessary for this to bond. If you have clear coat flaking.. use aggressive hand sanding around the area to loosen and edges around the flaking.