Speedokote Epoxy Fast Dry 2.1 low voc DTM Primer & Sealer Black Gallon Kit, SMR-260B/261

This primer is great and well worth the money. Compared to some other primers I've used this is my new go to primer. The coverage is great with just 1 medium coat. I found that this primer is better at 20 to 30% reduction if you want a smooth spray out. The primer is very thick even with the catalyst so definitely get reducer with this primer. Your technique, spray temperatures, and spray gun may require more or less reduction.

Really good epoxy primer. I have used this as my main primer on my 1951 Pontiac hot rod. I used it under Raptor bed liner under my hood and single stage urethane for my interior trim. It is pretty thick,but easy enough to spray. My only issue is once you open the can it seems to thicken and I had to throw away about a quart and a half the last time I used it. Still,it is really good primer for the money.

Quick drying, nice satin finish. An excellent epoxy primer for a reasonable price.

This product works great, it was easy to mix, poured well and covered great. It was my first time painting with a cheap gun and my coat was really rough, but I feel that was just me. It sanded down well after setting for 24 hrs. I put a coat of 2k primer on top of this from the same company and had no problems.

excellent

Overall product is 'meeeehhhh' compared to some better / similar products that I've used. The major difference is the customer support ... or shall we be more specific...lack thereof. If you have any questions, you'll be ignored...even after spending a few HUNDRED dollars on their products (epoxy primer, top coat, reducer, activators, clear coats, etc)

Sprays super smooth and dries fast, by the time I got around the truck with the first coat, it was ready for the second! Great product!

Im no professional painter. Just really handy. I needed to do some repainting on my JKU this worked well for me. I took autobody class in high school but havent kept up with it so lots of things have changed in paint technology over the several decades since I graduated. What I can say is this worked well for me. Sanded my hood down and had some bare metal in spots. I laid down 2-3 thick coats (no runs or sags) and blocked it out with some wet sandpaper. It sanded easily and dried fast. Base went over it no issues and did a good job of sealing everything.