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Hi , the texture is very powdery and dry very quickly , so you don't want to over spray . The tricky part is that the flakes in the air can eventually fall on the fresh paint underneath so you better start from up to bottom ;)
Also if you struggle with roughness a light wet sanding is maybe to consider . -
In my experience that's just how spray.bike comes out. You can flat it off with fine grit sandpaper before clear-coating over the top, but it's a faff.
Totally depends on what you're after, but it's definitely much easier for amateurs to use than normal paint. I've done a few small components using it and had great results.
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whats the texture like with these paints? A friend painted his road bike and the finish is very rough and thick andd not great...
always put me off from using spray.bike.