Jacquard Lumiere Paint Bright Gold 2.25Oz

My absolute GO TO gold paint. Tried at least 20, this one wins on saturation and intensity, shine, application quality, just a great paint ❤️

The media could not be loaded. I am thoroughly enjoying using this paint, it is giving me the desired effect I was hoping for.I've seen some reviews saying it is so thin/coverage isn't great ect. Almost all metallic paints will be transparent to a point, especially if spread out thinly, try using a darker acrylic basecoat first.In my painting, I've used a medium brown undercoat & only one coat of the Lumiere Gold, working it in small sections, with the brush strokes going in different directions. In the video I've included, this is one coat, again, smaller section & a good even layer will give you the ultimate effect & really, it dries so fast so working on smaller sections is the way to go.I've barely used anything from my pot for the amount of coverage I have on that canvas, I'd say this is well worth the price & this pot will last me a good while.This paint also mixes really well with other acrylic colours to give a soft metallic sheen.I hope you find this review helpful.

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It's nicely pigmented, better than most of the gold paints on here, they tend to look like glitter glue that you buy at kids crafts stores. Also it says on the back none peel but it's bs, had to layer it a few times, not to cover it but to strengthen it. It was worth the buy though, can't say it smells great either but it's expected.

Bought to brighten up the engraving on our slate house name plate. Really pleased with how easy it was to use and the results achieved. The pot was plenty big enough to do what I needed to do, and I have probably nine tenths of the quantity left. Highly recommend

Excellent coverage. Would recommend. Used to paint house number on dark slate

One of the paint bottles ordered had no lid, so I can't use it until I find something to use as a lid.

I bought this paint specifically for use with my airbrush and with a couple of drops of Vallejo thinners added to the cup, the results have been fantastic. Consistency and coverage are excellent - even a single coat airbrushed over a grey primer gives a superb finish.Many metallic paints simply look 'sparkly' or 'glittery' which is fine enough in its place, however if you are looking to achieve the appearance of actual metal the chances are this is not welcome. Metal can certainly be shiny but it is very rarely 'glittery'; what you are looking for is an effect that is shiny but also smooth and consistent with no overtly visible 'flecks'. And this paint delivers - give it a shake, take off the lid and you'd be forgiven for thinking that you were actually holding a pot of liquid metal. Stunning!If you want to give it some extra shine or a more 'automotive' appearance, overspray the dried paint with a quality gloss lacquer and you will get a real depth to the shine.