Burnished Amber, Rust-Oleum Universal Hammered Paint & Primer Spray Paint Spray Paint-271480, 12 oz

I recently color drenched my guest powder room in Sherwin Williams Urbane Bronze; the look is dramatic and moody and I love it EXCEPT....I didn't think about the AC vents and the fan cover which were white. I did a quick search and found that Rust-Oleum Metallic Paint in Venetian Bronze was a match. I spray painted the vents and now they disappear into the ceiling, Great, smooth coverage. Very easy to use!

Like the paint. Hate the dispenser. The spray leaks all over, replaced the spray tops with old style push button spray top. The fancy tops are garbage and proably add unnecessary cost to a already expensive item

Perfect color leaves everything as if it's aged and waterproof absolutely live to work with this product. I just don't like the way it looks on wood very brown but definitely recommend for the age look on metal .

I bought this clear to actually spray on my artificial plants. Sometimes they can get a little dusty and old looking and if you spray this clear on your artificial plants even outside, it brings them right back to life.

I spray painted an entire wrought iron outdoor table and chairs that were Hunter Green and rusted with this color. I powerwashed it first. Came out amazing. Full- coverage. Looks like new. Love this color.

This is a very nice color with a satin finish on metal. I am not an experienced spray painter by any means, but it was very easy to use and the finish is beautiful. I had enough for 2 good coats on a metal glass table stand.

Using the 2 in 1 cut the finishing processing significantly. I used this item on a decorative bench. Went from black to espresso brown. It has a satin finish and it went on evenly. Dry time was quick also. I do recommend using a glove on the hand that holds the can because there will be some drip from the trigger. Well worth the cost.

Rust-Oleum makes great products and I've been using them all my life. My father used their paint growing up. My issue is with this particular spay nozzle. it requires a lot of pressure but beside that I find it far more difficult to control than a conventional nozzle. Which by the way could be removed and soaked in thinner were it to become clogged. furthermore, this goofy noodle does not seen to atomize the product very well. it spits spall droplets, not a mist. As such I never did achieve the desired hammered look. I had no problem achieving the hammer tone using a NORMAL spray can from Rust-Oleum. NO NEED TO REINVENT THE WHEEL FELLAS

Absolutely love the topcoat, dead flat except for the nozzle, it sprays a good pattern until it builds up and the the tip drips and ruins what you've done I love the dead flat hate the tip if they put a better tip for spring, I would've gave it five stars plus, but since I got drips three fix the spray tip!!

The photos of the stuff looks so cool so I had such high hopes and yet it doesn't work. If you spray long enough and shake hard enough you might get it for a little bit but it's very inconsistent you will never be able to cover a whole thing and have it look like this plus the whole time you're spraying it's just leaking all over your hands the bottle everywhere. It says to shake for a minute before each use so I came back to use it later and I shook it and it got paint all over my wall so yeah I don't recommend this, unfortunately. I had a two photos of two different areas on this lamp generally it just looks silver but in one spot I didn't get nothing kind of work which is so cool but it's just that one spot.