Custom Shop - Black Epoxy Primer/Sealer 2.1 VOC (Gallon Kit) Anti-Corrosive DTM High-Performance Primer for Automotive and Industrial use Kit = 2 Qt. Epoxy Primer + 2 Qt. Epoxy Hardener (1-1 Mix)

Yes it come with a hard black ball in it, that’s pretty typical. And a paint shaker doesn’t work well, get your paint stick out and start stabbing and poking, it will eventually dissolve and it will stay mixed or easy to mix up with a stir or two. It sands nice and hard like you want, and gave a great seal and starting point for my finish paint. I did add a little black tint for a less see through finish and highly advise, it will make it longer to cure but works well. It’s a very high quality primer at a great price point.

Easy to mix, flows well out of the gun, sands well.

the pint cans are too small. The pigment settled to the bottom of the can and became as thick as putty. There is no room to stir the solution without losing 1/4 can of paint. The paint obviously sat on the vendors shelf for a long time! I was able to brush on the epoxy but could not spray it due to suspended solids. The product did seal well despite the early problems. I will not order this again

TCP global product. Used as a primer when mixed one to one and can be reduced to be used as a sealer. I needed a sealer to cure leach thru from previous work done to a car i bought. Primer did not work to use as an efficient barrier. I had to sand thru the issue, but with a coat of the sealer the problem was fixed and i can move on to the top coat. You can choose the speed of the activator to suit your climate and the same with your reducer. I can recommend this.

Sprayed out as nice as epoxy and as sealer

Worked great played down smoth shot paint right over it

Great product at a great price

I am restoring a 1978 Jeep CJ7 and doing a custom paint job at home. The Jeep will be painted black and orange, the black primer is perfect for this project as a base coat. This primer is very easy to mix and apply with a compressor spray gun, a little goes a long way! So far, I have primed the front end and only used half a can, leaving a can and a half left to complete the job, plenty for my needs. After wet-sanding with an ultra fine grit, the need for a second coat is not expected. With proper painting technique, I have not run into any runs in the paint, and an even coat. I purchased the same brand of black paint to accompany the primer, and anticipate superior results.