maine07jk

Has anyone used Rustoleum Hammered? I am thinking of using it on my trailer.

BlkJck

Also interested -- does it touch up OK? Seems like that might be a problem? The grey looks pretty awesome

Patman

I've used the silver on a piece of PVC. Turned out ok and has lasted over a year now being outside. Haven't needed to touch it up, but I would think that it would blend easily

CH10

I've used up a couple of cans on different projects but haven't tried any touchup. I like it, works fairly well for hiding imperfections and blemishes in the material.

maine07jk

Im going to see how close the silver is to the color of my JK. Maybe silver with the black fenders.

sheepdog

I used it on a pair of aluminum a pillar light mounts. It began to flake after about 2 months. I removed it, scuffed the aluminum some more, and repainted. It still flaked. I wouldn't recommend it.

maine07jk

Damn ......what you have to go and do that for!

Lecia12

I've used it on an iron bed that I refinished and for a metal bed that my dad made for me. I love the look and it holds up well, but it is inside, lol. The texture hides imperfections and I think it would touch up well.

dcharge74

I used it on my Poison Spyder diff covers. Its held up fine over a year later. The only imperfections are from me hitting rocks on the trail. I haven't touched them up yet, so I can't help there. I guess I should probably do it sooner than later. I'll try and get it done this week and report back.

RescueRubicon

I used it on all of my wheels. No problems chipping or flaking thus far. Also went over with a matte clear coat when finished painting. Several thin coats is the key as opposed to getting in a hurry. It dries fast enough in about 20 minutes to apply next thin coating.