Eastwood Matte Black Rust Encapsulator Plus | Long Lasting Durable Finish 1 Coat Automotive Maximum Rust Protection | Heat Resistance up to 350 Degrees F | 16 oz. Aerosol | 1 Pack

This Eastwood rust encapsulator plus is a great product. Buying in quantity makes the price really worth it. The paint application was pretty easy, just make sure you give yourself room to work when applying it. After using it and looking at my work it really looked great, so far I have not complaints about how it performs over a three month period of time. If you want to protect your ride or whatever you use it on this is the stuff to get. I cleaned up as much surface crud and rust and I could before applying and the finish looks almost brand new. I recommend this product.

Great product.

Works great! Used the roll on paint on stuff last year on parts of my frame and came back for more this year with the aerosol cans. Used it on my axels, steering knuckles, and steering linkage.

Excellent product. Fixed spotty surface rust on my truck frame. It looks way better and will last many more years.

...every time I get this it clogs in the spray can. The paint itself is some of the best in the industry without a doubt, but if you're using this rust encapsulator, get it in the pry lid can and roll or brush it on. The Chassis black cans also clog from time to time, but not as much as I have experienced with the rust encapsulator. Trust me, you will likely not get through half the spray can until it clogs irreparably. What a waste. Every time I buy another rust encapsulator spray can I keep thinking, "they will have fixed it by now." NOPE. Never again. Eastwood, hire an engineer to FIX YOUR SPRAY CANS or stop offering your rust encapsulator as a spray.

Used this to protect bare metal and some stock painted metal where I cut off the rusty stock rocker panels on a 2002 Chrysler Town Country Limited AWD minivan. Within days and a rain storm and specs of rust appeared in some places. Other parts held up better but these were not exposed to water such as the undercarriage of the van. For the money I would recommend Rust Oleum Pro variety Primer/Paint (Atleast their White color)

little pricey

I got several cans, 4 I think. the paint is fantastic, I coated a radiator, suspension parts, driveshaft and half shafts on a classic car restoration. seems durable and really adheres to the rust and encapsulates it. I used this in places I thought the rubberized version would not work. the reason for the 3 stars is how poorly the spray nozzle works, constantly clogging. I ended up keeping a can of paint gun cleaner nearby and removing the tip to push pressurized cleaner through it every 3 minutes during application when they clogged. this was very consistent across all cans I had. I always turn rattle cans over to empty out the paint in the tip when putting it away, didn't work.