COLORSHOT Metallic Spray Paint, Bubble Bath (White), 9 oz, Fast-Drying Acrylic Paint, Indoor & Outdoor Use

This is my favorite shade of bubblegum pink and Colorshot is the only brand that makes this color. I've used it for a ton of different projects and I make sure I keep a few extra cans on hand.

I have an avocado green General Electric stove and fridge from 1971. needed somethin' close to paint metal cabinets I got. not exact but pretty darn close and I love. just bought more. 3 metal cabinets and 4 cans almost did all in 4 coats each.

This Colorshot spray paint is absolutely amazing! I cut a small cardboard color safe bleach box in half. I’ve been trying to find some flower decorations to go in my window sill and everything I found was too wide. So I decided to get crafty. I honestly wasn’t expecting them to turn out the way they did. I’ve bought chrome spray paint before and wasn’t really excited with the results. You seriously can’t tell these aren’t metal boxes! I was skeptic on using cardboard boxes anyways because they were going in a window in front of my kitchen sink, but the paint makes it feel like it’s almost waterproof. Not that I’m going to test my theory, but I’m confident enough that if they do get a few splashes, it’s not going to tear them up. The spray comes out evenly and I probably could have gotten by with one coat, but I went ahead with two coats. If your goal is to make something look like metal, then you definitely need this! It’s really great!

was so excited to use this paint on a project I'm working on. I used it over the top of black paint and I love how it looks! The paint sprays out in a fine, even mist that coats well. The paint dries quickly and has a beautiful sparkly finish. It is definitely Irrisdescent but gives off mostly green hues. This paint adds a unique look that would be hard to get anywhere else!

This Color Shot Pixie Dust spray paint in Iridescent is gorgeous! It comes in an 8oz can which is a little smaller than most spray paints but it’s special color makes it well worth the price. The first thing you notice when you remove the cap is the unique spray button. It applies quickly, smoothly and doesn’t leak onto your fingers. I sprayed my regular metal egg holder and it’s been transformed into a sparkly work of are. The color is a metallic silver but the iridescent glitter is beautiful, especially when the sun shines on it. It can be used on metal, wood, plastic or other crafts. I want to get more and paint my outside bird house next. I would highly recommend these paints and I plan on getting other colors to try as well.

COLORSHOT Aerosol Spray Paint 10oz - Farmers Daughter - Pink - Gloss is great! Unfortunately, the product showed up with a cracked cap, but that posed no harm to the spray can itself. It still worked the way that it should. I really like that this spray paint can be used on wood, metal, plastic, and crafts. It is a paint plus primer and has a gloss finish. The directions are a tad bit confusing, as the product is labeled as “indoor / outdoor” on the front of the can, but the back tells the consumer to use “outdoors or in a well-ventilated area”. I assume that maybe you should use the outdoor but that it is safe to bring whatever you painted inside? Or maybe your indoor area should just be well ventilated? I am not entirely sure on that one. Regardless though, the product is easy to use. It is simple to mix up (shake it for one minute) and make sure to do this often while spray painting. It keeps the color looking fresh. The wood that I painted was dry when I touched it within ten minutes. It says the product will fully cure within 24/7 hours. I made sure to recoat the wood within one hour of applying the first coat. I am in love with the vibrant pink color! I would highly recommend COLORSHOT Aerosol Spray Paint 10oz - Farmers Daughter - Pink - Gloss!

I liked the COLORSHOT aerosol metallic spray paint! I use a lot of spray paint to change décor from season to season. For example, I spray paint annual plant containers to add a little color to the porch. I've always used a different brand of spray paint, but in the future, I'll be using COLORSHOT. I found COLORSHOT less “drippy,” and the spray shot out in a denser area versus widespread. When I spray painted my old mums (changing from Fall to a festive look), it worked best to work in a small area instead of spraying over the top to cover quickly. I love the look of the mum! The picture frame is simple black plastic. The metallic silver looks fantastic! Who doesn't like sparkle? I would suggest wearing gloves when spray painting. My hands ended up looking like a bedazzled Tin Man. Of course, this is most likely a user error. Ventilation is crucial! Suppose you're spray painting inside, which I was doing because it was windy outside. It's easy to assume the fumes won't be harmful, especially if it's a small project. That would be a falsehood. Always ventilate. Have a door or window open. I had our garage door lifted about a foot while spray painting the mum and picture frame, and my husband came out and asked what I was doing because the house was smelling. Don't forget to ventilate!!! Overall, I'm happy with the COLORSHOT aerosol metallic silver spray paint!

I used this paint on a smooth surface with a semi pre added d gloss, a raw wood surface, such as small crafting coasters, and finally a dark painted wood craft piece. The paint sprays well and a very fine mist. Covers well 1st coat, but if you want a more prominent look, I suggest a second coat. I noticed it seems to show better on painted items. But if you want a subtle sparkle, then unpainted surfaces work well for that. I really Iike the look and ease of use. But be sure you thoroughly cover the area under your project. This paint will float in the air very easily, and you will sparkle everything around you.

Ten years ago, spray paint metallics were finicky, uneven and the color just a shade from being right. This can makes me feel like i've been transported back in time. The color does not match the can. The color was uneven, despite vigorous shaking. A colossal waste of money.

I shook this sucker so much my arm hurt. Came out beautifully. Applied a coat let dry overnight. Came back and applied the second outlet dry for 48 hours. Picked it up and the paint felt weird. Started to check if it was dry and it left a dent in the paint. This stuff sucks. Yes I made sure the humidity was less than 60% as I use a dehumidifier in my work area.