Gold, Rust-Oleum Stops Rust Bright Coat Metallic Spray Paint-7710830, 11 oz

I've never had a metallic spray, or any other spray paint, that was as easy to apply as this product. It covers any color and one can goes a long ways. Very shiny. Looks as if whatever you paint is copper plated.

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I just bought a new can of this paint. I've used it before and it's I incredible the way it covers and looks like metal. I use this on scale models to simulate polished aluminum on model trucks and trailers. This can is for a scale aluminum dump trailer. It's not necessary but if you put a gloss black base under this paint (fully cured) it gives the shine more depth and a look of polished aluminum. Good stuff 👏

Covers easily and looks good. The color does look different depending on whether you're spraying it on metal or or resin. Have not tried it plastic yet.

Used this many times over the years. always consistent spray, quick dry to the touch time and vibrant shade, not brassy, like other brands. Most recent use was to change my btonze lamp, turned out great as usual.

Rust- oleum is a great product! The color turned out fantastic, which was a metallic gold! It sprayed out nicely with full coverage, where I wanted it. Great job Rust-oleum!

With small detail brush in hand I shook paint and sprayed into a small plastic fruit cup container the paint. I brushed the paint in the container to dampen brush. Several times it took but I painted a pink picture frame and poof it was metallic. Worked really well.

the spray is not super shiny and started coming off a few days after use. maybe two coats would work better but I would recommend using a clear top coat or something. maybe the material you spray makes a difference- I sprayed on metal and it started chipping and peeling a few days after use

Pretty color when you initially spray, but it loses its shine rapidly, and I wouldn't recommend using it on anything you're going to be touching, because it does rub off. If you have painting expertise, you know you can start with a sanded surface, apply two coats of this, and then finish with a clear coat, but short of using a very expensive (and toxic) clear coat, this paint will not stand up over time.

it's not a bright coat, it's a dull coated color; after letting it dry, we used a dry cloth which was a super soft. when we gently moved the cloth forward, the cloth showed the color of the spray. we then touched it and our finger tip had the paint on it. it was wet we let it dry for well over than 4-5 days. this purchase was a loss for us and the results were not as promised.