415371 Montana Marble EFFECT Silver - 400ml (EMSILVER)

Used this as part of a paint job I did on my wedding post box. Against a white layer I think the effect came out pretty well. It’s fairly easy to use. The spray kind of comes out a bit like very fine silly string which creates the marble effect. My advice is the further away you spray the intended area the bigger the gaps if you want a wider effect. Happy with the end results. Hope anyone else trying it has the same luck.

Can’t rave about this product enough I was hesitant to buy this thinking another fake advertisement but I’m so glad I took the plunge it’s saved me thousands firstly please read directions and remove the black rubber under the spray nozzle this spray paint has exceeded my expectations and did exactly as stated it’s given my kitchen a whole new lease of life it’s easy to use plenty in the tin for the price great coverage only down side is the smell defiantly recommend ventilating the room and leaving the room for a while great price brought 2 tins and still have 1 and a half left with the work tops complete so easy to use

Took a few goes to get the hang of it, so do little practice first, but very clever product

Fantastic stuff goes a long way I use it regularly on sculpture and art

I bought two bottles of different colours: silver and white. It turned out both were disappointing items due to misleading description of them. Why not the seller makes the description clearer?

Used on worktop done the job

Couldn't find a new radiator cover that I liked so decided to upcycle the one I had. This product is amazing and so easy to use. Highly recommended

Spot on

Bastante alto el precio pero si me gusto el acabado

Ok so ya all know i do a lot of epoxy work, I used this as a trial to see if it worked as stated. Ok... for the most part, yes it's a good value for the money. It does not glow it's super easy to use. BUT YOU MUST SHAKE IT OFTEN TO HAVE IT NOT "DRIP A GLOOP"... REMEMBER SILLY STRING???? OK... KEEP THAT THOUGHT.

Me llegó muy bien

I found out about this product on “Stone Coat countertop website” because I was thinking about using their epoxy...but ended up using the Giani Marble paint and epoxy and this spray paint for the veins... although I’m really happy with the results you should really get the hang of the way the paints works before you start your project.... we sprayed from afar maybe 6-10 inches away to get the look we wanted....if you spray up close it gives a much different pattern... we tried it on cardboard first.... overall I’m happy with the finished product... attached are two different styles (spraying horizontally and vertically) that we tried for our bathroom counters... We had some epoxy issues so ignore that we’re in the process of fixing that issue... UPDATE We finally did our kitchen counters and they came out amazing!!! You be the judge (3rd picture) ☝️

I like the silver much better than the black. I used this product under resin, and over uncured to see how it would look. It’s much better and more realistic under it apposed yo applying over wet resin (pictures of both applications included) Besides fogging the silver grey over my base colors I used a pearlescent clear over top and swirled grey pearl over the deep veins as well to really give the “marble” some natural stone depth. By itself it’s a bit too artificial looking for countertops. (Pictures and video included) The black is way too harsh if you’re trying to make natural looking stone. I threw some glass glitter shards in there too just to see how it would turn out. Between a spritz of isopropyl alcohol and a heat gun, the marbling turned out great. I definitely recommend this for countertop projects. I’ve only practiced on board as of yet but this will be going on my counters as well.