Ultra Laser Marking Aerosol, 2oz

The media could not be loaded. Works perfectly only problem to expensive for the amount of product just enough to spray on 24 tequila shots so I need to buy more another recommendation use it at once cover all you material otherwise is going to clog

Works well but very expensive for what you get

Great product but I'd like a larger size. It's also very expensive.

Looking to improve your lasering game? Look no further than CerMark Ultra Laser Marking Aerosol! This stuff is like magic in a can, turning your dull, lifeless metal, ceramics, glass, stone, brick, and slate into beautiful works of laser art.Now, I know what you're thinking. "But can't I just use a regular old can of spray paint?" Absolutely not! CerMark Ultra is specially formulated to work with lasers, creating deep black marks at a range of power and speed settings. Plus, it won't tarnish or stain sensitive metals like brass and copper. Take that, regular old spray paint!And let's talk about the easy mixing process. Just shake the can thoroughly and voila! You're ready to start lasering away. It's so easy, even your grandma could do it.So, if you want to take your lasering game to the next level, look no further than CerMark Ultra Laser Marking Aerosol. Just don't try to use it on painted items, wood, or plastic, unless you want to end up with a hot mess on your hands.

After one quick use the can stopped spraying the can is filled but nothing comes out.This a complete rip off. Both the company and Amazon costumer service keep pointing me in different directions on who should replace the defective can.Though the reviews on this product are great it’s not worth buying at the amount of defective cans they have been reported and the headaches of trying to get them replaced.

Ok. So all the reviews I read were either "Great, exactly what I needed" OR "Stay away its no good!" There wasn't a middle ground OR anyone with actual pictures of these "works great" results.So to be clear, this product is to be used with engraving lasers it doesn't matter the brand or the wattage.Its primarily designed for metal but I used it on polyethylene water jugs. When you try to engrave resin or plastic most lasers just turn the surface white. I wanted the design to show up black on the surface of the jug so I bought this spray.When it arrived I though I got the wrong product because the aerosol can was small and only a couple of ounces, I'm sorry to say but the pictures make it look like you're getting an average sized aerosol spray can. I applied the spray to the water jug following the instructions. The spray is an opaque grey and takes about 20 - 30 seconds to dry. Every time I applied it, it only took a single pass to provide full coverage on the hobby surface. Basically it takes very little of the product to prep your product for engraving/marking.Once I worked out the exposure setting for my laser (atomstack x7 pro) these are the results I got.So I would say, it "works great", it does, its VERY expensive per ounce (hence the 3 stars on value) but it DOES do what its supposed to do.

I love using this stuff with my 10 & 20W diode lasers. I even use it for glass and it works very well. I ordered these many months ago and just used it again last week and the cans are out of aerosol but still has a good bit of spray left. I would give 5 stars if I didn’t just waste a Lot of money on a 2 full cans with no aerosol.

I’ve seen reviews that said this does not work with diode lasers. In my experience, it does. The laser I used was xTool’s D1 Pro 10W laser, with the RA2 Pro 4-in-1 rotary attachment. I used its native software, xTool Creative Space. The settings were for the rotary rollers, 100% power, 35mm/s. I also had the laser module about 1mm closer than the focusing guide. But I would guess to venture that a 10W diode laser would be minimum. Anything less might not be as successful.FOLLOW the instructions! You should have no problems, if you do. I first washed the tumblers with hot soapy water, dried them, then used 99% isopropyl alcohol to do the final cleaning before applying the spray. Just a light spray to where you can’t see the metal, did well for me. Make sure the spray is completely dry before lasering.Clean-up is a breeze. Rinse with warm water, dish soap and a sponge or cloth rag.I did run a tumbler through the dishwasher and it held up just fine. Not sure how many washings it can take though.The contrast is beautiful! I was able to do 10 tumblers, two- sided with the 2oz. size, and I still have some spray left.