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Yes. Our paint is water resistant. It is not waterproof. For additional water resistance apply a protective clear coat. We offer a clear coat gloss.

With a 70% pigment load and 30% propellant as well as a High‐Volume Low‐Pressure delivery system, more paint is hitting the target surface reducing the amount of overspray. Also, our cans are made from tin‐free steel, coated on both sides with PET (a polyester polymer). The polymer coating eliminates the need for solvent‐based interior lining, thereby significantly reducing any carbon emissions. The finished cans have no welded side seems; this does away with the need for copper and water during manufacturing.

Yes. Our products are NOT tested on animals and there are no animal derived ingredients in the paint.

Our paint is safe for both pets and babies to touch. It is not safe for ingestion.

Yes. You can use Plutonium® on most metal surfaces. Please note: Plutonium® colors are custom and will not match existing automotive colors. If there is a clear coat on the vehicle, we recommend that it be sanded off and a primer applied. Most paints, including Plutonium® will not adhere well to a clear coat. Once you have sprayed your color coat, an automotive-grade clear coat should be applied to provide a durable finish.

Made in the USA. Born and raised in Detroit. (Manufactured in Menomonee Falls, WI)

They are specialty paints that allow the base color to show through the translucent color. They are mostly used for shading or blending colors.

Yes. Plutonium® Paint will not crystallize when multiple brands are used together.

Because Plutonium® has such a high pigment load, shake the can until the mixing ball rolls freely and then shake again for another minute to obtain a smooth spray finish.

For best results, spray distance should be between 6”‐9”. In higher humidity it is best to adjust spray distance to 3″‐4″.

Note for Application: Paint should be applied 5″‐9″ from surface. Humidity will accelerate drying time, so as humidity increases, the distance from the target surface MUST BE REDUCED. You can apply Plutonium® Paint 1″‐2″ from target surface if necessary. If paint is applied more than 3″‐5″ from surface, it may dry in the air and cause a “dusty” finish.

Humidity will accelerate dry time. As humidity increases the distance from the target surface must be reduced. Our paint can be applied 1″‐2″ from surface.

For best results, all surfaces should be well cleaned, and loose paint or material removed. Most raw wood surfaces should be primed with a filler primer for a smooth finish. Smooth, shiny, or slick surfaces such as plastics, laminate counter tops, metals, etc. or surfaces that have been powder coated or clear coated should be prepared by using a fine wet/dry sandpaper or steel wool, followed by applying an etching primer.

For professional results, we recommend using a primer on all surfaces.

Any surface requiring the highest level of water resistance, UV protection and/or a Gloss finish.

Place the used caps in a container of solvent, such as paint thinner or acetone and agitate gently, then rinse with hot water. Store the caps separately from the paint cans. This will extend the shelf life of the paint by helping to keep the cans airtight.

We only guarantee the results stated when using Plutonium® spray nozzle (Pro Caps).

It has been tested to perform up to 400°F (204°C).

Best results are at 65 to 72°F (18 – 22°C).

One can of Plutonium® Paint will comfortably cover 20+ sq. feet, depending on the color.