Hemway Mother of Pearl Iridescent Glitter Paint Additive 100g / 3.5oz

The glitter worked just as I expected! It is beautiful! I painted our master a warm deep blue, and rolled the first coat without the glitter, then mixed 1 1/2 bags of glitter, to a gallon of paint. Stir well. Keep stirring periodically. Let dry good. Then go over the surface with the pad, and it sparkles away.. highly recommend!,

I mixed this Hemway glitter additive into a small batch of acrylic paint for a project and the effect was excellent. The crystals are very fine, mix evenly, and don’t cloud the paint or leave clumps like cheaper glitter can. The sparkle is subtle in normal light but really pops when light hits the surface at an angle, which makes it look polished rather than craft-store flashy. A little goes a long way. I used far less than expected and still got a noticeable shimmer, so this jar should last through multiple projects. If you want a clean, professional shimmer in paint or clear finishes, this works exactly as advertised.

I surprised my husband and painted our new garage door a light colored beige and added in the glitter. It turned out awesome. When the sun hits it in the morning, or the headlights in the evening, it sparkles. I used the advertised amount to add to the paint and it was perfect.

It really doesn't show up in pictures, but this stuff is amazing! I got the silver and gold for my bathroom and it turned out so good! I did the first coat (semi-gloss paint), and then added two bags to a little bit more than half a gallon leftover paint, and stirred very well. I stirred frequently when using this. I waited for it to dry and then used their buff pads....those were kind of pricey, and reading through these reviews afterwards (because I'm buying a different color for another project!) I should have just gotten a sponge/scrub pad like other people did. This stuff works so well!! I absolutely love my bathroom!

Only OK. Purchased this based on all the great ratings, but unfortunately I have to agree with the negative reviews. The glitter really does get lost in the paint. Forget what you think about putting one bag of this in a gallon of paint. You will never see it. And if you want to cover a significant amount of space, like an entire wall? You're going to need more bags than you ever thought you would...and at $25 per bag, you're now looking at a very costly project. I wound up using HALF the bag for a paper plates amount of paint. I wanted to cover just ONE shelf. Unless you're at a certain angle, it's not overly noticable, and if you're not paying attention, it'll just be missed entirely. Mixing the glitter in the paint turned the paint almost dough'ish in consistency. Just keep stiring with the brush until it smooths down and mixes through. Significant sparkles do turn the paint thick though, so make sure to spread it fast. I don't see how one would use a roller with this stuff, it comes out streaky, as you can see in the pictures, the bare sections. I had to go over spots a few times to get a semi even distribution of sparkles. Kinda let down as I wanted a real sparkly pop accent shelf. I got champagne color for reference and mixed it in a matte Benjamin Moore gray paint. **ok so, I slept on it and checked how it looked this morning. It doesn't look bad, I actually really love it now. Just be aware that this paint takes a little finagling to spread smoothly, and you'll wind up needing a lot for the effect, but don't give up!

I am a less is more kind of person and in this case I could have used more. I wanted a subtle shimmer to my closet, but because I am adult I did not want "glittery" I did eyeball it like others and found I kept adding more. I used 1.5 bags on 1 gallon plus a quart. I should have used it all from the beginning. My closet used more paint than expected. My color choice was "Champagne Gold", which gave a beautiful mature shimmer. I dont paint in long stripes and did not want long patchy stripes, so periodically I would dip a rag in the paint and swirl the walls to be sure I had more of a Van Gogh effect than lines After painting I tried in an inconspicuous spot to use the waxing buffer from the car cleaning supplies, but it was too aggressive. Next I tried a large utility sponge also from car supplies, it did not give an even buff, and I could see where my finger pressure points were as the glitter began to appear. Finally I used the cleaning scruffy sponge from a kitchen want. WALLA, perfect effect and given it's small size it did not take long at all to "burnish" my closet which is 6 x 12 with 11 foot ceilings. The glimmer is a perfect shimmer, even our home contractor and closet installer are struck by it. I have an awful LED liner light so now I need a new chandelier to really set off the effect. PS I was having a professional closet system installed and opted for the white cabinetry with this paint effect to make the white stand out. When you choose a color or wood grain with closet systems it can go up by the thousands. This is a budget hack for a stunning closet.

Experiment first with paint or clear coat. I added to a clear coat and mixed it well, all glitter quickly settled at the bottom and the coverage was pretty gliterless. So I just drained all my clear coat and took all the glitter from the bottom and mixed with the paint thinking that the paint is more viscous and will keep glitter from drowning to the bottom - which I think worked better with the paint this time. Still, rolling it with a roller left uneven strikes and uneven disbursement of glitter. It ended up looking like clouds on my ceiling, so i just left it alone because I was painting clouds anyway. I am not sure how people get to disperse this glitter evenly but definitely mix it with a paint rather than a top coat. And then like some suggested buff it with something when it dries.

I went to Lowes and purchased "Valspar Ultra Interior Paint & Primer" - Semi-Gloss Paint. The Paint Color Sample was 'Sherwin Williams' and Lowes has these within their paint color selections. I chose "ARGOS HGSW7065" as my paint color. It is for a little girl's room and I didn't want to go too dark in the gray family, and even with two coats of paint, it is the perfect shade of gray. I read multiple reviews before hand and really appreciated all the tips. I think the key is to purchase a paint mixing tool to attach to your electric drill. I placed the gallon of paint inside a five gallon bucket in order to avoid spills or a mess. I put '1' coat of paint on the walls WITHOUT the glitter additive, and let it dry thoroughly. Next, I used '1' gallon of paint, and slowly mixed in '2' bags of silver glitter. I then proceeded to fill my paint roller pan and would use up that batch, then use the drill to mix up the paint inside the gallon bucket thoroughly, and then poor up the next batch of paint and so on. This way, my paint didn't thicken up or dry up. As I was painting, I did see some glitter begin to shine through, but when it was thoroughly dry, I actually saw a ton of glitter, so much that I contemplated NOT buffing the walls. BUT, I am glad that we did, because slightly buffing the walls, the glitter immediately came to life. (Buffing the walls does not knock off glitter, it simply removes the paint that is covering the glitter, but does not remove paint from the walls). One of the helpful tips was to purchase a ScotchBrite pad. I purchased some ScotchBrite refill pads and only used one. The buffing process took about 45 minutes and actually was very easy. It sounds overwhelming, but it was honestly surprisingly easy. I was very hesitant to attempt this project, but am very happy that I did so and although it sounds difficult, it really was almost as easy as it is to simply paint a regular wall. The glitter is a fine consistency and although I used '2' bags to my '1' gallon of paint, it is not overwhelming or too much whatsoever. I tried to take video and pictures of the room at nighttime, and they did not do justice whatsoever. However, the videos in previous reviews are a great example of the results. I would 1,000% recommend this product and project to friends and family and I would hands down do this again in the future. I am glad that I read multiple reviews and did not give in to thinking that this would be too difficult of a project. Update: See the attached video, but this absolutely does NOT do it justice. I LOVE it! UPDATE: September 2024 Back at it again 8 Months later! I’m still in LOVE!!! I painted a second room using the same paint and the same silver glitter and this time I added 2 1/2 packs of silver glitter to 1 gallon of paint and did it exactly the same technique as I did in January. When I finished, the glitter was coming through so well that I actually contemplated not even buffing the walls. I will continue to recommend this product and I plan on doing a third room in the next month. It truly ROCKS!!!! Even though I tried to take pictures and take videos during the day or night, it just truly does not do justice to how awesome it shows up! I had to take down the original video to add an updated one so I hope this is helpful bc Amazon allows one video only.

Ich mische den Glitzer überall rein. Auch in meine Lackierpistole. Wandfarben mit Mettalic/Glitzereffekt sind sündhaft teuer. Je nach Lichteinfall neue Wand ;-)

je me prépare une remorque pour les fêtes de Noël et ces étoiles très lumineuses sont du plus bel effet !

Glitzert wunderbar <3 Sehr einfach in der Handhabung und dennoch toller Effekt. Wir sind begeistert! Wir werden die anderen Varianten auch noch ausprobieren.

Adds a nice shimmer to the wall

Il prodotto è buono ma forse a causa della mia inesperienza, il risultato non è stato ottimale. I glitter non si sono ben amalgamenti con la vernice e così il risultato non è stato omogeneo sulla parete.