Seeking Advice - Engine Bay Finish

I will be refinishing an engine bay. Most of the work has already been done as you can see in the second photo. My plan is to use paint for the finish, not truck bed liner. The paint that I am thinking of using is SprayMax 2K. It is rattle can paint with hardener. The hardener is added when you are ready to spray. They have a high build primer and top coat. The primer is Direct To Metal (DTM). I have used the satin black top coat previously with success on several occasions. I have not used the primer. The only issue I had with the satin black is occasional spatter from the rattle can nozzle. Do any of you have experience with using the SprayMax primer? Can you think of any issues with this approach? Thank you.

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1/4/2410:16 AM

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