The 2X Ultra Cover 340 gram flat spray paint/primer in white colour, is designed to use for domestic and commercial purposes. Spray tip allows the use of the paint from any angle to ensure a smooth finish. Fast drying and easy to apply paint offers long lasting durability and protection. This liquid spray paint comes in aerosol can.
The 2X Ultra Cover 340 gram flat spray paint/primer in white colour, is designed to use for domestic and commercial purposes. Spray tip allows the use of the paint from any angle to ensure a smooth finish. Fast drying and easy to apply paint offers long lasting durability and protection. This liquid spray paint comes in aerosol can.
Rust-Oleum 2x Ultra Cover Spray Paint, Flat White, 340 G
The 2X Ultra Cover 340 gram flat spray paint/primer in white colour, is designed to use for domestic and commercial purposes. Spray tip allows the use of the paint from any angle to ensure a smooth finish. Fast drying and easy to apply paint offers long lasting durability and protection. This liquid spray paint comes in aerosol can.
The 2X Ultra Cover 340 gram flat spray paint/primer in white colour, is designed to use for domestic and commercial purposes. Spray tip allows the use of the paint from any angle to ensure a smooth finish. Fast drying and easy to apply paint offers long lasting durability and protection. This liquid spray paint comes in aerosol can.
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originally posted on bunnings.com.au
I had to buy this because Bunnings ran out of my normal go to - Rust Guard Epoxy Enamel Flat Black. I had already 1 coat down and bought this...Well.... bad mistake. It runs at the moment you overspray onto itself. The nozzle is rubbish and is so narrow you can't get an even spread so you have to stand so far back that you waste so much. If you dare overspray onto itself it will run. Did I mention it runs way too easily?It runs so bad that you can only give a very light coat and I mean so light you barely can see it. So you have to do about 20 coats to get a decent cover. And that would be about 10 cans for my metal table legs. The Rust Guard works awesome and just 2 normal coats and it's covered.This can of Rust-Oleum ruined my entire project. I have to sand all ... MoreI had to buy this because Bunnings ran out of my normal go to - Rust Guard Epoxy Enamel Flat Black. I had already 1 coat down and bought this...Well.... bad mistake. It runs at the moment you overspray onto itself. The nozzle is rubbish and is so narrow you can't get an even spread so you have to stand so far back that you waste so much. If you dare overspray onto itself it will run. Did I mention it runs way too easily?It runs so bad that you can only give a very light coat and I mean so light you barely can see it. So you have to do about 20 coats to get a decent cover. And that would be about 10 cans for my metal table legs. The Rust Guard works awesome and just 2 normal coats and it's covered.This can of Rust-Oleum ruined my entire project. I have to sand all the paint back to bare metal and start all over again. Wasted $40 (my rust guard undercoat must be removed now) and countless hours wasted on this trash. Never buying a Rustoleum product again.I'll try and include a picture of what it did to my test piece.
originally posted on bunnings.co.nz
We're a huge fan of the Rust-Oleum 2X Ultra Cover range.We've used it successfully for painting on all surfaces, including wood, aluminium, steel and plastics (e.g. drainage PVC).We've just used it to repaint a front door, that was stripped and sanded back to the wood.Brilliant self priming, where the coverage certainly seems to be better than most other paints that we've tried.One issue though is that each coat needs to be thin to avoid rippling as it dries. Also important to follow the drying time instructionsto avoid a similar problem. Hence 4 rather than 5 stars.Price has been steadily increasing. Still value for money but not quite as good as a few years back.On that basis we'll continue to use the paint for the foreseeable future.
originally posted on lowes.com
Bought many-many cans of this color to paint a wrought iron fence. The color is great, but mixing the color/primer in the can is a real problem and Rustoleum needs to figure it out. The instructions advise to "shake vigorously for one minute after mixing ball begins to rattle." We'll, you can shake for 5+ minutes or more (after rattle) and the color/reddish primer doesn't mix well. I know, I've done it to the detriment to my elbow! A few cans (out of over 20) mixed okay, but most did not. It seemed to be a bigger problem when changing the angle of the can while spraying. Unfortunately, I started the project with this color and decided to finish with the same. It took way more paint than what should have been required to coverup the reddish primer that intermittently ... MoreBought many-many cans of this color to paint a wrought iron fence. The color is great, but mixing the color/primer in the can is a real problem and Rustoleum needs to figure it out. The instructions advise to "shake vigorously for one minute after mixing ball begins to rattle." We'll, you can shake for 5+ minutes or more (after rattle) and the color/reddish primer doesn't mix well. I know, I've done it to the detriment to my elbow! A few cans (out of over 20) mixed okay, but most did not. It seemed to be a bigger problem when changing the angle of the can while spraying. Unfortunately, I started the project with this color and decided to finish with the same. It took way more paint than what should have been required to coverup the reddish primer that intermittently sprayed out. If the 2X coverage is accurate, I needed it and much more to cover the reddish primer that came out after shaking for up to 5 minutes.
| Finish | Flat |
| Country of origin | USA |
| Finish type | Flat |
| Unit count | 340 gram |
| Specific uses for product | Interior |
Rust-Oleum 2X Ultra Cover Spray Paint, Flat White, 340 g
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Rust-Oleum 2X Ultra Cover Flat White Spray Paint 340g
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I had to buy this because Bunnings ran out of my normal go to - Rust Guard Epoxy Enamel Flat Black. I had already 1 coat down and bought this...Well.... bad mistake. It runs at the moment you overspray onto itself. The nozzle is rubbish and is so narrow you can't get an even spread so you have to stand so far back that you waste so much. If you dare overspray onto itself it will run. Did I mention it runs way too easily?It runs so bad that you can only give a very light coat and I mean so light you barely can see it. So you have to do about 20 coats to get a decent cover. And that would be about 10 cans for my metal table legs. The Rust Guard works awesome and just 2 normal coats and it's covered.This can of Rust-Oleum ruined my entire project. I have to sand all ... MoreI had to buy this because Bunnings ran out of my normal go to - Rust Guard Epoxy Enamel Flat Black. I had already 1 coat down and bought this...Well.... bad mistake. It runs at the moment you overspray onto itself. The nozzle is rubbish and is so narrow you can't get an even spread so you have to stand so far back that you waste so much. If you dare overspray onto itself it will run. Did I mention it runs way too easily?It runs so bad that you can only give a very light coat and I mean so light you barely can see it. So you have to do about 20 coats to get a decent cover. And that would be about 10 cans for my metal table legs. The Rust Guard works awesome and just 2 normal coats and it's covered.This can of Rust-Oleum ruined my entire project. I have to sand all the paint back to bare metal and start all over again. Wasted $40 (my rust guard undercoat must be removed now) and countless hours wasted on this trash. Never buying a Rustoleum product again.I'll try and include a picture of what it did to my test piece.
We're a huge fan of the Rust-Oleum 2X Ultra Cover range.We've used it successfully for painting on all surfaces, including wood, aluminium, steel and plastics (e.g. drainage PVC).We've just used it to repaint a front door, that was stripped and sanded back to the wood.Brilliant self priming, where the coverage certainly seems to be better than most other paints that we've tried.One issue though is that each coat needs to be thin to avoid rippling as it dries. Also important to follow the drying time instructionsto avoid a similar problem. Hence 4 rather than 5 stars.Price has been steadily increasing. Still value for money but not quite as good as a few years back.On that basis we'll continue to use the paint for the foreseeable future.
Bought many-many cans of this color to paint a wrought iron fence. The color is great, but mixing the color/primer in the can is a real problem and Rustoleum needs to figure it out. The instructions advise to "shake vigorously for one minute after mixing ball begins to rattle." We'll, you can shake for 5+ minutes or more (after rattle) and the color/reddish primer doesn't mix well. I know, I've done it to the detriment to my elbow! A few cans (out of over 20) mixed okay, but most did not. It seemed to be a bigger problem when changing the angle of the can while spraying. Unfortunately, I started the project with this color and decided to finish with the same. It took way more paint than what should have been required to coverup the reddish primer that intermittently ... MoreBought many-many cans of this color to paint a wrought iron fence. The color is great, but mixing the color/primer in the can is a real problem and Rustoleum needs to figure it out. The instructions advise to "shake vigorously for one minute after mixing ball begins to rattle." We'll, you can shake for 5+ minutes or more (after rattle) and the color/reddish primer doesn't mix well. I know, I've done it to the detriment to my elbow! A few cans (out of over 20) mixed okay, but most did not. It seemed to be a bigger problem when changing the angle of the can while spraying. Unfortunately, I started the project with this color and decided to finish with the same. It took way more paint than what should have been required to coverup the reddish primer that intermittently sprayed out. If the 2X coverage is accurate, I needed it and much more to cover the reddish primer that came out after shaking for up to 5 minutes.
I hate leaving negative reviews but am sorry to say am very disappointed with Rustoleum. I should have listened to Helena’s and Troy’s review. I also got the wrinkle effect (even when the paint was left for 3 days to dry and it was a very light coat). Furthermore some cans started to spray the paint with a roughy gritty texture. I fixed this by changing the nozzle from a can that worked fine (but why should one have to do this?)The paint didn’t wrinkle when applying 2nd and 3rd coat while the paint is still tacky (within 30 minutes of spraying). Maybe this paint is not designed to dry and be sprayed… and this should be made clear in the instructions (which it is not as it clearly states that paint can dry before applying a finishing coat).I’ve had way better ... MoreI hate leaving negative reviews but am sorry to say am very disappointed with Rustoleum. I should have listened to Helena’s and Troy’s review. I also got the wrinkle effect (even when the paint was left for 3 days to dry and it was a very light coat). Furthermore some cans started to spray the paint with a roughy gritty texture. I fixed this by changing the nozzle from a can that worked fine (but why should one have to do this?)The paint didn’t wrinkle when applying 2nd and 3rd coat while the paint is still tacky (within 30 minutes of spraying). Maybe this paint is not designed to dry and be sprayed… and this should be made clear in the instructions (which it is not as it clearly states that paint can dry before applying a finishing coat).I’ve had way better results with the cheaper brand of spray paint ‘little squirts’ I think is the brand. Never wrinkled when re spraying the next day. Should have gone with this paint instead.As for coverage, hard to say wether it covers better than other paints. It did seem like it did cover good, but again, waisted a full cannon respraying the wrinkled paint.
I painted the kitchen cabinets with this paint. One can of it even after I shook it up really well like I always do when I use spray paint, that one can edit it started spraying out paint but then it started spraying like a powder. You could tell the difference on the door! I did not know what to do, but I let it dry and was able to just dust the powder off. Really strange. I do have to say it was not just the Walmart paint because I had purchased two cans of the very same paint from Lowe’s, and one of the other cans I used on the same day did the same thing! I wondered if it was because it had primer added and the primer would not mix well in those two can for some reason? I think I use six cans total, but I did a lot of cabinet doors. The two doors that had the ... MoreI painted the kitchen cabinets with this paint. One can of it even after I shook it up really well like I always do when I use spray paint, that one can edit it started spraying out paint but then it started spraying like a powder. You could tell the difference on the door! I did not know what to do, but I let it dry and was able to just dust the powder off. Really strange. I do have to say it was not just the Walmart paint because I had purchased two cans of the very same paint from Lowe’s, and one of the other cans I used on the same day did the same thing! I wondered if it was because it had primer added and the primer would not mix well in those two can for some reason? I think I use six cans total, but I did a lot of cabinet doors. The two doors that had the paint on it that turned to powder, looked a little odd, even after I resprayed them with a different can. I’m wondering if there are more cans out there like this. I’ve had really good luck with the Rustoleum brand paint, and even this 2x ultra cover, so the bad 2 cans I got must have been a fluke!
DO NOT USE ON PLASTIC - or anything at all!The instructions specify plastic as one type of surface you can use this on.BAD idea!FIRST LAYER (the total destruction of the object you are painting comes with the second layer, but read this completely):It sort of works. SORT OF, and only from binocular distances! The "satin" effect is not a smooth dull lacquer formula, as it should be. It consists of tiny speckles of high gloss lacquer, which is mixed into the paint in a small amount, so it does not cover the whole surface. Look up close, and you see little shiny speckles on a dull paint layer, instead of an even dull satin surface. It looks like somebody flicked a paint brush with lacquer over the flat paint and made tiny little shiny dots!BOOOH!THE SECOND LAYER ... MoreDO NOT USE ON PLASTIC - or anything at all!The instructions specify plastic as one type of surface you can use this on.BAD idea!FIRST LAYER (the total destruction of the object you are painting comes with the second layer, but read this completely):It sort of works. SORT OF, and only from binocular distances! The "satin" effect is not a smooth dull lacquer formula, as it should be. It consists of tiny speckles of high gloss lacquer, which is mixed into the paint in a small amount, so it does not cover the whole surface. Look up close, and you see little shiny speckles on a dull paint layer, instead of an even dull satin surface. It looks like somebody flicked a paint brush with lacquer over the flat paint and made tiny little shiny dots!BOOOH!THE SECOND LAYER THEN ATTACKS THE FIRST AND KILLS EVERYTHING!I had sprayed a very light first layer, and needed to improve the coverage, so I waited over 24 hours, to be safe, before spraying again.I immediately noticed tiny little bubbles. They were from the first layer, which this paint attacked with its own solvents in the new layer!My model was ruined!There is no way to remove the paint and redo the work, because you need aggressive solvents that will also attack your plastic object, be it an expensive model, some kitchen gizmo, furniture, or whatever.So, do NOT use this paint on plastic, or really anything at all, because it attacks its own first layer, if you spray a second layer, which you need.
Rust oleum should be ashamed to claim this paint bonds to plastic. Ditto that it gives double coverage. After sanding, cleaning and checking the weather app for humidity and temperature I thought I was set. 2 coats gave minimal patchy cover so I did 4 coats (following the instructions) with disappointing effect. Began chipping immediately it was dry, with very gentle handling, and is so bad I’m having to peel the remaining paint and start again with a different brand.I notice the instructions warn DO NOT STRIKE CAN. With the level of frustration this paint has caused I can see why such a warning is necessary. Waste of money and time.
Yup. You got it. This stuff is a very pleasant shade of white. Wait a minute. Did he say shade of white? Yes, he did. Strangely, paint manufacturers produce %26 market white paint in several shades. True Story. Instead of white, many shades pushed as white are cream or bone, which is really not white. Rather it is closer to severely light padtel beige. Well, this stuff is very white, Dwight. That's right. Very. The cans have been absolute crap the last decade, though. No longer lasting ten or twenty years (10, 20) on a shelf, the cans rot %26 leak in as little as only two or three years. Ask how I know. The paint, however, is great. Likes it right much I does. Wants to see super gloss versions at these prices.
this paint is awful! do not waste your time as i have wasted mine. I needed a pink spray paint. I have used the rustoleum spray pain in the satin, with very little issues.....but the gloss version of their paint is a nightmare. runs, crackles, poor coverage.....constantly having to resand and repaint. a 2 hour job has turned into days while i wait for the pain to dry enough to sand down the drips and crackles. Rustoleum, you know this is an issue. Why not just provide matte and satin paints and say for a gloss shine you apply gloss polyurethane? I would have not purchased the gloss if there had been another pink color available. Please take my advice, do not purchase this! btw, i had sanded my project, prepped it, spray painted under the right conditions, shook the ... Morethis paint is awful! do not waste your time as i have wasted mine. I needed a pink spray paint. I have used the rustoleum spray pain in the satin, with very little issues.....but the gloss version of their paint is a nightmare. runs, crackles, poor coverage.....constantly having to resand and repaint. a 2 hour job has turned into days while i wait for the pain to dry enough to sand down the drips and crackles. Rustoleum, you know this is an issue. Why not just provide matte and satin paints and say for a gloss shine you apply gloss polyurethane? I would have not purchased the gloss if there had been another pink color available. Please take my advice, do not purchase this! btw, i had sanded my project, prepped it, spray painted under the right conditions, shook the can until my arm hurt and....still a horrible outcome. i love to spray paint, and this is the first time I have been so disappointed.
im forever painting things...clean it up , paint it up so looks new. Ive used other brands and nothing comes close to the Rustoleum 2X line of paints. I used the oil rubbed bronze metallic (quarts) to spray my 07 chevy express van. Spraying over red oxide primer and looks amazing . Im certainly a beginner, but this paint goes down so well. Nobody can believe it only cost $ 60 bux to prime and paint it! I would love to see Rustoleum begin offering more of their colors in quart size, only a very limited selection now. Great product to use on my equipment too! Lets get more colors!
| Finish | Flat |
| Country of origin | USA |
| Finish type | Flat |
| Unit count | 340 gram |
| Specific uses for product | Interior |
