Along with the can you will get a nozzle to replace the button. The function of the button is explained in our application guide. With our single-head aerosol cans, you do not need any extra tool to perform the application. You will be carrying only the can around throughout the whole process.

Assess the area that gets oversprayed. Depending on the size, if it is not too much you might be able to remove it simply by using water and dish soap (if you are fast enough). 
In case that does not work, try with a clay bar kit. Rub the bar over the affected area and it will pick up the paint.

If the damage is pretty big, clean up using solvents like acetone, xylene, or mineral spirits. Continue with remover. Finally, clean the surface with water and commercial detergent

Avoid overspray by completely masking all the areas you do not want to paint. Masking can be quite a hassle, but it could save you a lot of energy from having to scrub the coating off a surface.

Yes. Damages such as visible uneven layers can be fixed with small touch-ups using our 2K PU Bedliner. The granular texture of our coating allows it to be easily fixed by adding more layer to create similar results.