Hycote Fast Drying Aerosol Car Spray Paint, Fluorescent Green, 400 ml

I used Hycote whiteundercoat/primer , then applied Hycote Fluorescent paint .. Covered well , no runs ( better to lay on thin coats and 90 degree strokes ) ,, It came out nice and also matt . I used some very fine wet and dry paper and went over parts that I sprayed m washed off , them used T-cut ( any liquid polisher will suffice) . It came up a deeper lime green ( more like a kawasaki racing green of the 1970/80's ) It also has an excellent shine to the paintwork . TBH , not sure if it needs a lacquer to finish it off and keep it shiny , maybe if it is outside , but in a computer case , I think would be OTT . More than happy with the coverage and loving the colour .. So long as you take your time and do not rush things . It will look good

I should have followed the advice and used primer, because this is pretty transparent even with a lot of coats - my fault. The colour and brightnessis amazing though, it dries to touch incredibly quickly, and once it is fully dry it is extremely tough.

It's ok, the paint is a slightly greenish yellow. It's pretty bright but is quite thin so takes a few coats to build up the colour. I'd recommended using a cheap yellow paint as a undercoat

Not the best coverage and adhesion to a primed surface. The finish is very matt and rough to the touch. Needed fine sanding and a clear cost to make the job half decent

You definitely need white paint underneath this colour. Works OK but not brilliant.

Did not cover very well.would not use again.

Good colour but because the paint is incredibly thin (like barely dyed water) it produces really uneven and splotchy results even when doing very thin coats - has resulted in a really poor finish to my project so I have had to buy a different paint to go over the poor results.

Good coverage very bright