Plasti-Kote 440.0000160.076 160 400 ml Brilliant Spray Paint - Metallic Gold

As per the picture I used this on my recent project of life size C3PO, see below for full review but great paint.Often metal type colours just fail and do not provide the finish promised. On many occasions this is due to the paint just being rubbish. Often it's the person using it not understanding how best to get a good finish from spray paint.This paint is not to blame for any bad finishes as with the right prep work and and patience it will bring a good shine and finish that once cured is pretty resilient. But this needs to be done for a proper result over days if you want the chrome/metallic finish.

I resprayed the reflector dish on a floor light as it was discoloured. This gold paint was exactly the colour I was looking for. Very gold (some are not) and almost aged brass like. I love the finish and will use it again. Make sure to shake the can well before use to minimise any small paint blobs on the finish and keep coats light to minimise drips.

The missus decided she wanted to cover a load of stuff in gold, this was just the product for the job! Hard wearing and covered well, a little on the expensive side but you get what you pay for, end result happy wife happy life!

Not very good if applied only once. I had to retouch with a second layer.

I've tried pretty much every gold spray paint going and most are dull or coppery. This one is highly reflective and metallic. It's also a really rich colour gold. Instantly makes objects look like solid metal. I'm very impressed.

I wrote a review saying that I found this paint to pink, but since then I’ve done a test to check it out against some competitors. I hope this helps someone.So you’re looking for a metallic copper spray paint...Method: I sprayed 7 beer cans with white primer, then sprayed 3 of them black. Then I sprayed them as follows:1) Rust-Oleum aged copper https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B007X3SMO8/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_1ETE8C5JYG0GG07SAFP82) Rust-Oleum as above but sprayed over black (light coat)I think someone at Rust-Oleum is either colour blind or has never seen copper.3) Plastikote metallic copper https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B000TAUNJO/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_QMQVYR8ZGJBGTRSWC87X4) Plastikote as above but sprayed over black (light coat)Goes on very nicely, but quite pink. Not heat resistant.6 and 7) WRX bronze wheel paint, on white and black as with the others https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08CWLJ9MX/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_81M9DSA1VK0YN9TX25Y7This doesn’t claim to be copper. It’s actually quite gold but the black base gives a nice effect. Goes on quite well, not as well as the Plastikote, but it is heat resistant, eg suitable for radiators.5) The WRX with a light coat of the Plastikote. This is the nearest I can get to true copper (like the real copper kettle in the middle).

Lovely color and great spray for anything else but I did use it on glass, it started off well really well looked lovely, but then I found the paint chipped and scratched very easily! I most likely didnt do it right to be fair.Like maybe I need to prep the glass before hand?

i used this spray on rocks and it went on easy and dried quickly.love this spray would definitely recommend it if you want a realistic metallic gold look