(2 pack) Silver, Rust-Oleum Metallic Spray Paint-340648, 11 oz

I ran out of this paint, so i needed more to finish my projects. it gives a beautiful silver shiny touch to my dressers i redesigned. the furniture was that good old furniture, given to me. i love how they are turning out. it covered the metal hinges also. I also used it on a basket and make up and brush container. I definitely recommend this product.

This is great paint! The color is a natural gold. I actually used this for jewelry because I had an egyptian costume party to go to and had no gold jewlry( I'm a silver kinda gal). I spray some pieces with this, and darn if it doesn't look like gold jewlry. So I'm pleased as punch with it! Cleopatra has Arrived!!

Easy to use for quick art projects. No worries of dirty brushes. And has good coverage. I transformed some older store cookies tins into Christmas/birthday looking gift boxes.

If you are looking for a shiny gold paint that actually looks shiny and gold. This is the one. If you are looking for a mirror like finish this isn't. Lol

The color was perfect! My son used the spray easily to cover his Nerf gun for Halloween so that he could be the Terminator. We did not use it on Furniture yet but it had fantastic coverage on the Nerf gun and it turned out Perfectly!!

I used the gold metallic spray paint to change the color of the nutcrackers in my entryway. The project turned out beautifully, and I was pleased with the color and coverage of the spray paint.

Nice cooler toned gold paint. We used it to repaint a picture frame that was too warm colored gold and didn't go with other picture frames. Nice bright color and painted well.

If you want your item to actually look GOLD instead of bronze or pea green or yellow, this is the only product I've ever seen that actually works. It gives the perfect gold. Dries quick too.

I used it to paint aluminum car wheels. Paint went on super nice and even, no blotches (which is hard not to do with silver), no runs or streaks. Excellent coverage with just one coat. I've done a lot of painting with spray cans over the years and this is quite possibly the best and easiest I've used. 5 stars

I used 2 full cans on a black plastic skeleton. I put on thicker coats, because I've seen that's how you have to do it to get better reflections. The cap looks fully metalized. The paint it's self is not. It's bright, and has some shine, but doesn't actually look metallic at all.