Believe it or not, I have been using Ace Premium Black Satin paint for several years. It is by far my favorite paint in a spray can. I like it better than Rust-oleum or Krylon spray cans (please note I am only talking about paint in a spray can, not pints or quarts). It already has primer in it, covers in two coats, drys fast and has an elliptical spray pattern just like a spray gun.

I have used it on every part that I have put on my truck excluding the engine. So far parts I sprayed, some well over a year ago look great. I do need to point out that my truck is garaged so it doesn’t see the weather.

I did spray the rims on my four-wheeler over two years ago and they are holding up great. I just took the picture, although a little dirty they are showing no signs of rusting or peeling.

IMHO!
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