Automotive Touch Up Paint, Clear, 0.5 oz.

Good paint

I had to touch up the clear coat on my Legacy. After cleaning the spot with paint prep I filled in the chips caused by tree sap eating into the factory clear coat. All went well

This Rustoleum Automotive Touch Up Paint, Clear, 0.5 oz. worked well for my purpose. After driving over a pothole, a loose rock chipped a good size of Clearcoat off of my car. This paint worked as intended for my purpose until I can get proper paint repair work done by a professional.

Great value

I had used my touch up paint and then used this to seal it. It was done on the top of my vehicle and at first I thought "At least no one can see it up here." It looked thick but later it had self leveled I thought GREAT!!

I found this a disappointment, my scratches wasn’t bad but this failed to give me the results I wanted.

Don't let it's size deter you as a small amount goes a long way and does deter rust on car surfaces. You don't need much.

It's easy enough to apply, but needs sanding and polishing to smooth out and blend with the original finish. After letting it dry in the Texas heat for a week, I used isopropyl alcohol to clean the area and this clear coat reactivated and rubbed off. So I'm wondering what the point of this product is? It's temporary at best. Another observation is that even when the product is given weeks to dry, it remains pretty flexible/soft/tacky. I expect an automotive clear coat to be hard, something that finger nails can't dig in to, and this isn't it.