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Gloss Black Enamel Spray Paint (#4001)

Gloss Black Enamel Spray Paint (#4001)

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Give a tough, durable finish to your vehicle’s interior and/or exterior. Use on metal, wood, and wicker. The quick dry formula is great for use on the frame, undercarriage, and wheel wells.

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  • SKU: 4001
  • Weight: 20.0 oz
  • Dimensions:9.5"x3.0"x3.0"
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Contains no regulated HFCs.

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What can you paint with Gloss Black Spray Enamel?

Gloss Black #4001 is made for the parts of a vehicle that take abuse. It dries to a hard, chip-resistant finish on metal, and it also covers wood and wicker if you have projects beyond the garage. Common uses:

  • Frames, undercarriages, and wheel wells
  • Brackets, hinges, and hardware
  • Steel wheels, bumpers, and grilles
  • Shop equipment, railings, and outdoor furniture

How do you get a smooth gloss finish?

Start with a clean, dry surface. Sand off loose rust, wipe away grease, and shake the can for a good minute. Hold it 8 to 12 inches from the part and put down two or three light coats instead of one heavy one. Heavy coats are what cause runs and orange peel. The quick-dry formula sets fast between coats, so the whole job moves quicker than you'd expect. Give it more time in cold or humid weather.

Should you pick gloss black or flat black?

Gloss shows off a clean part and wipes down easily, so it suits wheels, bumpers, and anything you want to shine. Flat hides surface imperfections and glare, which is why people use it on undercarriages and frames. Same rust-resistant enamel either way. If flat is the look you want, grab our Flat Black Spray Enamel instead.

Where can you buy Gloss Black Spray Enamel?

Gloss Black Enamel #4001 is available directly from Well Worth Products. Ships from our facility in Buffalo, NY.

Frequently asked questions

Will it hold up against rust?

Yes. It's formulated for automotive use where rust is the enemy, which is why it gets used on frames and wheel wells. Prep still matters. Get the loose rust off first and the coating will last a lot longer.

How long before I can recoat?

The quick-dry formula means light coats are ready for the next pass fast. If the first coat is tacky, wait it out. Recoating over tacky paint is how you get wrinkles.

Can I use it on vinyl or plastic trim?

This enamel is happiest on metal, wood, and wicker. Vinyl and plastic surfaces flex, and usually end up cracking the paint surface.

Is it good for wheels?

Steel wheels, yes. It's a popular refresh before winter or before selling a car. Clean the wheel well, mask the tire, and use light coats.