Crown Retail Metallics Dazzle 1.25 L

Years ago we bought purple metallic paint for our feature wall and it looked great. We were going to paint the wall a different colour so used a match pot and did not like so I wanted to go back to the metallic purple so this was the nearest I could find. It still looks great refreshing the wall loooove it

This product albeit in a small pot goes a long way. It will always need more than one coat to get the finish your looking for. Working with mdf or similar you will definitely need 2 to 3 coats

This gold has a rich gold finish. I matched it with pink in my bedroom.I love it

I would highly recommend

Lovely deep copper. Use a large and a small roller with exactly the same nap. You need to keep your whole area wet then finish with the same stroke all over eg downwards to get a consistent finish. Otherwise you'll have to compromise by disguising with a Criss cross action. I achieved it by masking off a block on a wall. All metallic paints need skill but the coverage is excellent on this (2 coats is really good). It washes off the rollers well. I wish they did more colours.All metallic paint shows up the imperfections on the plaster, so careful filling and sanding is needed. Personally I left imperfections because I wanted an industrial look.

Nice colour but you do need about 4 coats to get decent coverage which meant this little can didn't go far.And do make sure coats are 100% dry between painting,

i've used this silver metallic paint before, on walls and woodwork, and it provides great coverage. i bought more to paint the stairs. it's easy to use, dries quickly and washes off brushes easily. it looks more like aluminium than silver but since i was trying to get an industrial look that works just fine for me.

I used both paint brush and roller and the brush was lots better. I watched a YouTube re how to apply metallic paint. It helped me a lot.