Satin Brass Metallic Paint

The best paint I ever used my my walls were not the smoothest this satin paint dried with a gorgeous finish two coats walls look perfect. The silver color is beyond beautiful reflecting lights of violet sunlight just beautiful easy to apply and a gallon did three walls and two dressers, gorgeous.

The paint seems to be of good quality. The color is vibrant and rich, appearing different under various lighting conditions. I love the beautiful antique gold vibe it gives off in sunlight. It takes on a nice dark brass tone in lower light settings. I love how versatile this paint is—it can be used on different surfaces, including canvas, wood, ceramic, and even plastic. The coverage is good and fairly opaque. Depending on what you're painting, it may require 2-3 layers, assuming you apply it thinly—which I recommend (see video). I applied two thin layers to the ceramic (in photos and video) and three to the plastic base of the humidifier. The paint applies smoothly but has some texture, which adds authenticity. It dried very quickly between layers. I forgot to time it exactly, but I was able to handle the final product in less than an hour, I think. I can't speak to its durability yet, but I'll try to update if I notice any cracking, flaking, or discoloration over time. I didn’t use any primer or sealant on these projects.

I discovered MM metallic paints about 20+ years ago and instantly fell in love with how easy they are to use and how extra special they make whatever you use them on. I've painted walls in my home, furniture, hardware, you name it, chances are I've painted it with MM metallic paint. As I'm in a new home (to me) I have been setting about with my interior design and realized I needed to expand my go-to MM metallic paint collection to include a darker brown metallic paint. Another reviewer kindly shared that MM English Brown is a perfect match for Oil-Rubbed/Venetian Bronze hardware and I absolutely agree. It's much darker in person than it shows online. Depending on the light you view it in, it almost looks black. The color reminds me of an espresso brown. Product came quickly via Amazon Prime, however the person packing in the warehouse failed to check that the lid was on tight and it made a big mess in the shipping box and on the jar itself and other item ordered in the box. I think from pressure on a shipping plane caused it to open, but if the lid had been screwed on tightly, it would have kept it contained within the jar. This jar of paint is expensive but will last you a long time depending on how you use it. Over the years I've found with the MM opaque paints a little goes a long way and sometimes, I don't even need a second coat depending on what I'm painting/covering. I love that you can just apply it to your surface and that you don't have to prime or the surface to get started on your project. It also will cure to a pretty hard finish, a bonus, and tends to be pretty resilient. I've accidently sprayed water on my metallic surfaces or used other household cleaning products and not had a problem with the finish. This paint is also enjoyably addictive to use. Once you've worked with it, you'll find you will want to start using it on many other things! Start with something small to practice with (like a wood coat hanger) to get a feel for how it goes on and coverage. This paint cleans up easily and quickly with soap and water after you are done working with it. I've turned friends on to it who now understand my love and reverence for it. It's uses are endless!

I got this paint twice. First, couple of years ago, I used it to paint the groves on some closet doors and a couple of drawer pulls. This time, I painted my black metal coffee and end table. When I painted the grooves on the doors, I bought an empty (new) lip gloss click pen and filled it with the paint for ease of application. It worked great on those groves. Still, it did take 3 thick coats and even 4 in some areas. For the end table, I did kilz primer first for adhesion then a million coats (5-6) of this paint then polyurethane. For the coffee table I smartened up, put a blob of the paint on a piece of paper and got a color match from home depot (was told numerous times by the home depot guy that he can't give me metallic and had to confirm I am clear on that and want it anyway). So I got away with primer, color match regular paint as base coat, then just 2 coats of this paint and then polyurethane. No difference in the end result between the end table and the coffee table. Some notes: *This paint has an interesting, almost gelatinous texture. *It does not have harsh smells. *It really does look metallic in the end. *It does take multiple coats, frustrating and after the first coat or even second it still looks totally sheer but after additional coats it starts to look as you'd expect. *Because it is metallic, i.e. shiny, it is harder to see and so paint evenly because of the way the light hits at different angles. Don't know if that makes sense, but if you try it you'd know what I mean right away. Just as you think its all done, you move it, the light hits it from another angle and boom theres 3 spots you missed that looked just fine before you moved it. *The jar i got 2 years ago had about 1/5 left (just a finger on the bottom) but to my surprise was still good, no difference in texture, etc after sitting for 2 years. *I have not had any issues with chipping, durability etc. But I have always used it over kilz adhesion primer and finish with polyurethane so maybe that played a role. On the flip side, I never sanded before painting with it, I just figured the primer is enough. *It will take multiple coats on your project but the tiniest droplet will stick to your clothes immediately and permanently (will not wash off!)! I ended up with a little on the shirt I was wearing and could not get it out so I made a few more "artistic" brush strokes on it and the shirt is now upgraded from plain to metallic print lol. *Totally worth the effort and multiple coats! In the end, it let me update the tables I have and keep them rather than spend couple of hundred dollars on new. Love it, beautiful rich color, 10/10 would recommend!

Love the product, hate the shipping.

The best shiny luminous black paint. It’s not like a dull black. It’s a wonderful metallic luster finish. The one and only black if you’re using black and I’m sure their other colors are as good. Totally worth the price. It’s nice and thick and you don’t have to use a lot and it leaves everything with a nice three-dimensional look. Not flatten, dull like plain black latex paint.

Excellent silver color . I have a house from 1957 that has rough texture on the walls . This color stands out and brings out the texture compared to when it was a flat white color .

I’ve used this paint for years in every kind of craft and painting murals on walls. I absolutely love how it gives the appearance of gold flashes as the light changes.

Entrega rápida

The packaging and speed of delivery before the mentioned time and the beauty of the color, it is worth buying only. I would buy it again.

Fluid art.

I purchased this product for a 'classy finishing touch' to my hand painted bedside unit that I created for one of my neighbours. See the attached photos. She loved the finished product. She actually picked up this unit from a 'tip' and after I completed it - instead of it being 'trash' it looked a 'beautiful swan'. This metallic in Pearl White was used on the top and sides of the unit. The product has real metallic particles - so when you use this, you need to keep stirring it so the metallic particles keep being 'mixed' instead of settling on the bottom of the jar. It is low odour and low VOC, quick drying and water based so you can wash your brushes in water, which is great. I highly recommend this product to whoever would like something a bit different to 'jazz' up a piece of furniture they are painting. You can also use this product on walls, trim and ceilings as well as furniture. You will need 2/3 coats, but you will not be disappointed with the outcome.

I painted an old mahogany TV cabinet with this and it has come up brilliantly. The colour you can see is the colour it has achieved. It is really easy to paint on and dries really quickly. I am very pleased with the result and it certainly changed the 'doubting' members of my family who thought I should throw this old cabinet away!