JENOLITEDirectorust Hammered Black - Multi Surface Paint - 1 Litre (All-in-One Primer, Undercoat & Topcoat - Corrosion & Rust Resistant)

Applies easily and dries quite quickly. Has a nice finish. Time will tell how weather resistant it is.

Very happy with this paint, used for coating the upper-side of my Land Rover chassis (while the floor was taken out/replaced). Goes on nice and easily, dries really quickly (which I love, can't stand waiting!), and the finish seems good. Only criticism, as seen in other reviews, is the brush used is toast afterwards, can't seem to remove the paint at all. Oh, and get it on your skin and you'll be needed metal scourers to remove it too.

This paint was easy to apply and gave a good finish, however it was nothing like the colour on the tin.

Covered our old black railings beautifully…love the colour

I used this paint to cover a metal frame which had started to rust in places due to being out in all winds and weathers. This paint went on really easily, doing two coats in a few hours and the frame now looks like new. It looks like it will last a long time, so highly recommended.

Typically I always go with hammerite, its the go to brand and sold everywhere.But i needed a copper colour and hammerites colour is more of a silver now days. While this colour is a bit too vivid I was able to add a tiny bit of black hammerite to get a load of range of tones more of an antique bronze or aged copper. Looks great and no ill effect from mixing.Gave a really good hammered effect as long as you keep mixing the tin periodically while in use as the chemicals separate quickly (what its designed to do to get the effect)If you get it on quickly with a medium thickness coat and leave it alone it will leave a nice finish.

I used this on wood with the right undercoat it has a great finishthe downside is its a nightmare to clean out of the brushed I recommend just buying cheap brushed and throwing tham away after using

Get cheap brushes that can be thrown away after use,can't clean them. Goes on better than hammerite hopefully maintains coating better as well. Time will tell.