JENOLITE Primer Filler Spray Paint | WHITE | High Fill Multi-Surface Primer Paint | Fills Small Dents & Scratches | Perfect For Car Bodywork, 3D Printer Models & More | 400ml

Excellent,I'm a woman DIY, never used this product before but it's smooth and easy to use,couple of coats did the trick

If you’re like me and tend to look at dents and scratches as a daunting task, then this JENOLITE Primer Filler Spray might just change your mind. I was genuinely impressed with how well it worked on my 3D prints made on my Bambu Lab printer. It filled in those small annoying layer lines and imperfections, making the surface look smooth and ready for painting. It’s almost like putting on a filter in real life, smoothing out all those little flaws that used to bug me.The high-fill formula really makes a difference; it works wonders on metal and even plastics, providing excellent coverage. The spray can format is also incredibly easy to use. I’m no spray paint expert, but the nozzle provided a nice, even spray, and I didn’t have any of the dreaded splatters or drips. It feels like they designed this for people who might be using primer for the first time. The coverage was smooth, and the white finish makes it easy to see where you’ve applied it.The drying time is reasonable too. After an hour or so, I was able to sand it down without issue, and it sanded super easily to give a nice even surface. It really does make a difference in prepping the surface before the final paint, especially on 3D printed parts where getting a smooth finish can be challenging. Plus, it adheres well to multiple surfaces, metal, wood, plastic, you name it. I even tried it on a piece of garden furniture that had seen better days, and it did a great job prepping it for a fresh coat of paint.If you need a primer that fills small dents and gives a professional-looking finish without a lot of hassle, JENOLITE is a solid choice. It’s like giving your DIY projects a smooth makeover without the stress

I have a second hand B&D alligator saw. The previous owner had cut down the lead to 1m and had cut through that and patched it with tape. So whilst replacing that I decided on a full restoration job. The blade back (picture 4) had lost all it's paint and was quite rusty.So I decided to de-rust the item and re-spray it yellow. Originally it was sprayed grey but I though yellow would be better. My neighbours often borrow my saw for lopping tree branches. So I though yellow's easier to see in a tree canopy and therefore a desirable safety improvement.So I ordered this paint, de-rusted the part with brass wire wheels and cleaned off twice with alcohol wipes. Then i sprayed outside on a nice sunny day before hanging the item to flash off in a warm greenhouse (picture 1). I'm no stranger to rattle cans. Prep is key and key is key. A rattle can trigger handle (pic 5) makes the job easier. You can concentrate on your spray pattern & technique without fighting the can.This paint is very good. Flashed off quickly, probably more quickly than the suggested 30 mins, but I gave it an hour between coats. Picture 4 shows the results after 2 coats. It's enough.What I like about this paint is the viscosity is bang right for a primer. Not too thin, not to thick. It's easy to get a flat result with primers, even bog standard stuff from High St motor shops. However, if it's too viscose, it builds too fast and you can lose details.This paint is 'in the zone'. It covered nicely and uniformly but the spot weld hollows are still visible. I've only given it a 4 star as the jury's out on the colour. It's supposed to be yellow. It is yellow-ish in pic 2 when it was freshly painted but had dulled to a mustard colour in pics 3 & 4 when fully dry. Still, it kind of looks like a 'tool colour'. Tomorrow I top coat with Jenolite Canary Yellow. I'm hoping for a JCB or DeWALT yellow.Edit 11/10/21: So I sprayed 4 coats of Jenolite Canary Yellow topcoat on this afternoon and it's definitely a proper yellow (pic3). Again it came out first class.

Brilliant product defo recommend

Great product worked well

Pretty good primer filler, plenty of content for patch job

I have always used Copper Slip but this appears to be more durable. Time will tell but I’m impressed so far. It does appear to be lasting and giving good protection metal exposed metal parts.

I bought this to use on 3D printed PLA. After doing some initial sanding and coating with this, I've found that it adhers very well to the plastic but doesn't fill gaps even a little bit. Imo, not worth it if you're buying it to fill small gaps/layers in prints.