RUSt-OlEUm® American Accents® Designer Metallic Spray

Nice product but very expensive

I found out about this off of Pinterest, and a user recommended buying online since the similar product in the stores wasn't the same. I LOVE it, and I've become a spray painting fool! I used it to change my ugly bright gold door knobs to a oil rubbed bronze color. It is a dark color and when you look closer you can see the mettallic look. It looks great and gave my doors an instant upgrade, not even sure I want to sock the money into buying new doorknobs now! I also used it on several outdoor solar lights and yard art that had faded and upgraded some more light fixtures in the house. It's so easy to use, no to very minimal prep work!

OK, I can't remember the last time I was totally impressed with paing in a spray can. This stuff impressed me completely. I needed to paint 13 metal ceiling fixtures that were dark brown and I used the aged brass color paint. Here are the highlights:-Great coverage, I used two thick coats and got 4-5 fixtures per can.-NO RUNS OR SAGS. The paint goes on smoothly and dries quickly. I have admittedly done a lot of painting, but this stuff goes on perfectly.-Metallic components give it a very nice look. Doesn't look like shiny regular paint. It has a nice satin finish and a rubbed look.-I used the clear finish in the same product line to give it two clear topcoats for durability. There was no wrinkling or cracking.At 70 degrees, I put on a coat every 5 minutes. No problem. I let it dry about 2 hours and then put the fixtures under a heat lamp to bake the finish on and harden it. I baked them for two hours and they came out hard and dry.This paint simply went on great, looks great, and feels like it will wear as good as the original finish. I wouldn't hesitate to paint any lamp with this. I rarely give praise like this to spray paint.Try it, you will approve.

Very easy to use and creat a great piece of furniture finish

Honestly I tried to kid myself. I thought it was going to be more of a "brown" type of bronze.Don't be fooled by the name though it is quite dark but also the pictures available are enough to show you what you're in for.From far away or in dim light it will look like a very dark brown borderline black. The top of the can is the color and the amateur picture posted is a good example of what you'll see unless the paint is somewhere bright.After staring at the paint for a while I began to enjoy the color(or possibly because i was hell bent on not repainting!) You can see the glimmer and shine expected with bronze and that's what I think makes it beautiful.