AMACO Rub n Buff Wax Metallic Finish - Rub n Buff Antique Gold 15ml Tube - Versatile Gilding Wax for Finishing Furniture Antiquing and Restoration - Rub and Buff Colors Single Tube

This stuff is great. Easy to use and it adds beauty to whatever you use it on. Love the color. It dries fairly quickly. The smell isn’t great but it dissipates rather quickly. So far it’s been very durable on the few projects I’ve used it on. Still planning to use on many more things. Will definitely buy another tube when this one runs out. The price seemed steep for a small tube but it’s thick and a little goes a long way.

I bought this inexpensive tube of gold because I received a small golden covered cast aluminum statue that had some scuff marks on it. A tiny tiny bit of this easily made the scuff marks disappear and the statue look brand new perfect! I will use this for other projects and in making art as well as if I need it again for statue repair work!

Good quality Love this stuff

Just follow the directions -- keep in mind "less is more" as you use it, & you may need a second coat to meet your approval.

After reading about some projects using this, I decided to try. It is thick and sticky and drys quickly. However, I was very pleased with the end result. I used it on my front door handle and it looks so much better! Look like a new brass one! Also, great for using on picture frames for touch ups and other projects.

This works so well. I used it on my cabinet pulls. The went from chrome to gold in seconds. Still have almost a whole tube left after doing 20. What a $ saver!

Love this product! It really brought the dresser I was working on alive.It gave it a beautiful shimmery finish. A little goes a long way with this.

I used this product on some old frames that were scratched up, and this product breathed new life into them. I could not be happier with how easy this was to apply and work with. I didn't do any sanding or prep work to the frames prior to, I just wiped them down to make sure they weren't dusty. Depending on the amount of coverage you'll want for your final piece, you may need to apply two coats, possibly three.