400ml Metallic Spray Paint - Gun Metal

I bought this to refurbish the centre console of my car. Starting with plastic primer, I applied this paint and I was very happy with the final result. The colour is excellent, although is on the lighter side, with lots of metallic sparkle. So much sparkle in fact, that you'll be wiping glitter off of anything nearby that was exposed to the same air. The paint is quite thick as it comes out the can so apply lightly and build up coats to avoid runs and orange peel. Finally to protect the paint I applied some satin lacquer which is a must especially with surfaces that will be touched often. I would definitely recommend this product and will be using it again.

Perfect colour and can application. My 3rd or 4th buy. Exceptional coverage. Xx

I purchased this to cover radiator pipes. Due to the bend in the pipes, I couldn’t find a clip on cover that would go over the bend so I decided to paint them instead. The copper look was spoiling the look of my bathroom as it is grey and white. I think two coats was enough to cover the copper and looks really good. It didn’t give the chrome look that I was hoping for but despite that, the satin finish still looks good and better than the copper. Some of the paint went on the sellotape I was using to hold up backing paper when spraying. That did go chrome looking but needed a few coats to give a dense chrome look so I suspect if spraying on a shiny surface, chrome appearance could be achieved. I had enough to spray paint a shelf I am planning to install in my bathroom too. It used to be black with beech look surfaces. I think the paint covered that quite well too.

This standard lamp was many years old and was a blackish colour with a bit of verdigris. If you follow the instructions, it’s so easy to transform an old metal object to a something fresh and new. This is much more silver than gold, and not quite champagne, but it’s still a lovely finish, especially if you do several very thin coats a few minutes apart. Dries extremely quickly. Expensive because one can covers very little and a lot is wasted if you are spraying something like this lamp which isn’t solid. I think I used half a cannon three quick coats. You need to move constantly around the object keeping 30cm away all the time. If you go too close you’ll get drips. I’d never use it indoors as a light film of spray covers an area several feet away from the object. Also important to wear a mask. I’ve used several colours of this make and it’s all good.

I have used this product twice: once to paint three large rough-textured glass baubles by Nkuku, and once to paint plain maple/beech wood beads. It worked very well on the baubles, not so well on the wood. The baubles were a transparent turquoise and I wanted an opaque silver mirror finish. I taped up their hanging loops and pegged them onto an outdoor washing line to spray them. One coat made them silver, two coats made them opaque and shiny, and three coats gave them a lovely bright mirror finish. On the smoother parts of the glass, there was a true reflective mirror effect. The paint dried very quickly, covered the baubles evenly, and left an impressive tight finish, even when I sprayed too much and there was some run-off/dripping, it still dried evenly. There was no colour transfer at all after they dried. I wasn't using it to create a perfect flat mirror, so I can't testify as to how well it functions for that purpose. The wooden beads required 7-8 coats in order to leave a solid silver finish. The colour transfers terribly, even days after air-drying thoroughly. It doesn't weather the lightest scratch or scrape. In fairness, the product isn't designed for wood, but I'm just confirming their diagnosis! Two final notes: 1. The can drips a bit, so use it over newspaper or similar. 2. The paint gets all over your skin if you're not covered up properly when using it, and on my fair skin it was totally invisible until I washed it off, so I didn't know it had happened until hours later. Be very careful to cover up and wear suitable goggles/mask.

This is great! I had some old windows from house renovation and have now turned them into mirrors for inside the house. You spray the paint on the back of the window and it turns it into a mirror. Make sure you really clean the glass first - first one I did I didn't get it super clean and there were some streaks but looks like it's antiqued glass/ mercury glass. Happy with the result - took about 2 x cans per window.

I primed a large interior trim section of my car and used this which has adhered really well and looks like it has come out of the factory with the trim like this so a fantastic result, my only negative is that even after a huge amount of coats it’s not as dark as I would have expected for gunmetal, it’s more a sparkly silver grey, so if your looking for a true gunmetal colour, unfortunately this is not it.

Used to covers badly flaked areas in vintage mirror. Takes the eye away so you do not notice. You do need to be very well ventilated, I would suggest you do not do it inside where you live. Very strong. Very good product would buy again.