Ultimate Turbo Paint contractor

In this video I want to introduce you to a new kind of spray paint. I'm a big fan

of spray paint for this sort of work and of course spray paint usually comes in

cans like this, small cans that are great for small projects, but this Ultimate

Turbo product from Rust-Oleum, same kind of heavy-duty rust paint that we're used

to from that company, but in a much larger can with a much different spray

nozzle. As you can see, regular spray paint and the fan spray nozzle. So bottom

line is this covers a lot more ground a lot more quickly and it it fills in the

gap, quite a considerable gap too, between what would be practical to

finish with a spray can and what you might need some heavy-duty spray

equipment for. So it it solves a real real need. I've been waiting for bigger

heavier-duty higher mileage cans of spray paint for some time so I'm kind of

interested in how this works. I'm going to show you. We're going to we're going

to finish this piece of quarter-inch thick plate steel. There are some rough

spots that I just want to get rid of. It won't take long

I want to make absolutely sure that there's no oil residue. I like to use

this stuff called crud cutter. It's not difficult to do at all. It's cheap

insurance because oil and grease are the enemies. I'm going to show you how wide

of a spray fan that new spray paint offers. The spray, instead of coming

out of a pinhole like in a regular spray can, it's coming out of a fan-shaped

opening as you'll see and that fan is about 10 inches wide. So it's like

painting with a 10 inch wide brush. You can really lay down a lot of paint. You

can cover a large area. Much larger than this but you know we're going for

this size so you can see what's going on and see how it works. I'll compare that to a regular spray can so you can make up your own mind. See if

it makes sense for you. So here's a can of regular spray paint. Just a regular

hole in the end. Holding it what about six or seven inches away and that's the

size that you get. About the same distance away and see it's much more

like a brush than a point application. Done. Nice and even too. There's a lot less chance of marks caused by going

back and forth with a small spray stream. You can see this would cover a very

large area. I've had excellent results with Rust-Oleum paint in terms of rust

resistance. It is the best exterior rust paint that I've ever seen and I've tried

lots of different brands. This is an enamel, it's an alkyd, it's heavy duty

and it certainly goes on fast as you can see