I painted some wheels in white knight Lace and ended up with micro blisters on all five rims.
The rims had been professionally grit blasted and primed and the were free of wax and grease.
I sprayed a light coat of paint and let that flash off before recoating.

I have not had problems with other brands but am bitterly disappointed in the product.

Unfortunately no one else had the same colour in spray cans.

Sorry White Knight you have lost me as a customer

I've been using White Knight's Squirts for years, with excellent results. Unfortunately, their new Squirts Paint & Prime is a very poor product in comparison. Not only is it more watery and prone to runs, it also micro blisters as well. I painted some steel brackets which will now have to be sanded off and repainted, using a different brand of paint. Sorry White Knight, after all these years, you've lost me as a customer.

I've been using fiddly bits for years and havent had a problem with coverage.
Paint sediments can settle if sitting on shelf a long time.
Shake more if paint colour seems thin and oily,it usually comes good.
Heat can in the sun or hot water for a while for more even spraying and mixing.
I've just used a new can of purple on my spray paint art,the paint is squirting out from under the nozzle.Even interchangeing the nozzle doesnt fix it.
This is only the 2nd time this has happened in dozens and dozens of cans over years.
I know it will be replaced without question.

I saw this online somewhere and decided to give an old ikea side table a once over before throwing it out - this worked really well - easy to spray and the colour worked a treat. Looking for other stuff around the house to spray now!

im using real WHITE KNIGHT paint 2018 series.at $8 can,squirts is best bang for your bucks in a can.black,grey or fluro,it sticks like super-glue to plastic or old metal with minimum preparation.fast drying and does not scratch or peel on plastic or metal.dulux is over-rated.not sure how anyone could give a 1 star rating,must be using 10 year old spray can.

Spend the extra $4-5 and buy Dulux or Rustoleum. This product DOES NOT adhere to the stated materials and coverage is extremely poor, even on a pre-primed surface (ignoring the fact this is a prime+paint product. Waste of money. I would never buy this product again. My piece of furniture is spoiled now, given such a shabby finish.

We have had nothing but trouble trying to paint mdf and ply especially red and green but discovered Squirts recently. It is by far the best paint we have used for these projects. Excellent coverage, gloss and drying time. I would recommend these paints with the addendum that painting mdf still needs a primer, the ply doesn't.

I purchased this in Gloss Black to paint my 2Nd hand outdoor setting. It was impossible to control. Couldn't release the nozzle between passes as it was too hard to press and releasing meant having to stop to put enough pressure back on the nozzle. I ended up with shocking runs and blotches even though I tried to counteract it by passing quickly. The paint comes out too quick. A couple of days later I tried to rub dirt off from the rain and the rubbing left scratches. Don't waste your money on this product!

Just had a brand new can of blue paint explode out of the seal at the top of the can there is paint all over my husband and the pavers downstairs . Not happy

Spraycan nozzle design leaks paint everywhere. Will not buy again unless I know fault is rectified (shame Bunnings for selling this product as is!) If any form of quality control existed this problem would not have arisen.

Really disappointed.
Nozzle must have been faulty because as well as spraying, it leaked under the spray button all over my hand and the object.
I will return can to Bunnings tomorrow, but that doesn’t salvage the project - or my Matt Black fingernails.

I've been using Squirts spray paint for 15 PLUS years, even spraying a complete car in my youth. This new formula is absolutely crap, it runs like you wouldn't believe, won't harden properly and is over all just CRAP!!!. Good one White Knight as you've lost another loyal customer, as it looks like I'm on a long list.

I have had to remove this paint job 2 times as it does not harden and dry properly. The slightest bit too much on a single application and, unlike other spray paints, no matter how long you leave it, it will not cure. Unusable rubbish. Never again.

Never cures, sticks to itself if the two surfaces of the same paint come into contact. Caused me so many issues with my DT project, I just want to say a very directed F*** you to the people who changed the formula, be it Dulux paints or whatever.

I have been using Squirts paint for around twelve years to paint model engines and have been extremely happy with it and the results produced, with the old product I never had any issues with petrol spilling over it, always wiped off ok with no damage, but now with the new formula if petrol spills on it the paint just softens and wipes off, also the new nozzle give an orange peel effect instead of the great surface finish of the old product. You have lost me as a customer, such a shame to see a well respected brand ruined for the sake of cost cutting.

I have been using Squirts to paint my road racing motorcycles and have had results that shock people they look so good, and are so durable. First time I used a matte black can with the new nozzle it smelt funny and wasn't any where near as good as the old matte finish. The gloss colours I have now used with the new nozzle also are rubbish with fish eyes appearing on the same surface with the same prep I have used before, and paint that rain drops at 180km/h removed like big stone chips...Mt fairings painted with the old paint are still great after 2 years racing...Bloody shame another brand ruined by buying cheap chinese rubbish...And worse the shameful attitude of ignorance...You have lost me

Color was not matching cap grey when a white paint emerged. it was quite disturbing a product that wouldn't suit any professional application when a color matches. Why they don't provide an elephant grey that was standard color in the industry made years ago.it is going to cost me to rectify re application of paint to start at beginning.