FolkArt Multi-Surface Metallic Paint in Assorted Colors (2 oz), Metallic Rose Gold

This is the metallic silver I use as a base coat to paint my Battletech miniatures. I love it! Always turns out great, and the low price point is icing on the cake!

This paint perfectly covered the door handle on my microwave with less than a tenth of the bottle. It matches the stainless-steel appliances in my kitchen beautifully.

In my pursuit of achieving an aged bronze look for my DIY Christmas ornaments, I stumbled upon the FolkArt Multi-Surface Metallic Paint in the enchanting shade of Metallic Copper. This paint turned out to be the secret ingredient that added a touch of gilded elegance to my crafting endeavors.Rich and Authentic Color:Perfect Metallic Hue: The Metallic Copper shade of this paint is nothing short of mesmerizing. It captures the essence of aged bronze with its rich and authentic hue, instantly transforming plain surfaces into objects of sophistication. I used it in combination with antique gold metallic paint that I had in my craft box to achieve a range of distressed metal appearance and depth. I used a sponge to apply the paint in an organic textured way.Versatility and Ease of Application:Multi-Surface Magic: True to its name, FolkArt's Multi-Surface Metallic Paint lives up to its promise of versatility. I used it on a variety of surfaces, including clear ornament balls, to achieve the desired aged bronze effect. The paint adhered seamlessly, and its consistency made application a breeze. I do want to mention that I used this product in combination with other acrylic paint and only over surfaces that were primed.The FolkArt Multi-Surface Metallic Paint in Metallic Copper has become my go-to choice for achieving a gilded, aged bronze look in my DIY projects. Its rich color, versatility, and ease of application (combined with the fantastic price point!) make it a standout choice for anyone looking to add a touch of metallic elegance to their creations. The paint's adhesion and durability ensure that the crafted pieces maintain their allure over time.

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I had trouble giving this an accurate score. I took one star off because they don’t show you what to expect from it on the product page. Is it metallic? Sort of. I can’t comment on the coverage, because the color I painted over was nearly identical in hue. However, it was much thinner in viscosity than one of the negative reviews that shows that it’s nearly inapplicable as paint. (They bought a different color that might have different chemistry). The color was fine, the viscosity was fine, however the finish, meh. It’s good, not great. It looks more “metallic” when light hits it a certain way, so maybe my lighting just isn’t ideal for it. See my pictures to see if it’s metallic enough for you. The light source is above and to the right of the painted medicine cabinet.

The color is definitely not the color of freshly brushed "baby" copper. It is slightly reder than copper water pipe, but that's the closest match I see. It is easy to clean up if you catch it right after it sets up, you can roll your finger over it and it will pull up just like most acrylics. Mine arrived clean and undamaged. I am very happy with this.

I used this paint to update my 30 year old bathroom mirrors. Went on easily, covered well. Water based is a plus. Would buy again.

I bought this to use on my driveway sign. The numbers have faded over the years. As the reviews said, the paint seems good quality. It covered the metal numbers well with two coats. Hope it lasts.