GRANOTONE Acrylic Venezia Metallic Colour, Non-Fading & Shimmering Metallic Acrylic Paint with Rich Pigments | Non-Toxic Metallic Colours Ideal for Kids, Artist & Beginners (Gold 50ml)

Gorgeous paint! Hard to believe a water-based metallic paint can be this saturated in color, but this paint really delivers a beautiful silver metallic look. I bought this for an unusual reason - I have a book I wanted to tart up with special page ends. So I painted those edges with a couple of coats of this shimmery silver and the book looks AMAZING. Yes, the pages stuck together a little bit, but they separate perfectly easily when I'm just reading and turning. I do lots of craft projects and furniture, and I adore sparkle on as many surfaces as possible. I can tell I'm going to use this for a lot more projects and maybe even more books too. (Wow, this would be stunning on handmade Christmas ornaments...)

So true to color and some! The gold really pops once it's dried!!

It did what it was supposed to but the paint is thin and not as lustrous as Liquid Leaf but Liquid Leaf doesn't have a long shelf life. I provided a close up of this gold paint used with something I wood burned. And in the dark, any little bit of light makes it reflect like it's glowing. I wish I could get a good picture to show it. But this paint you don't need a mask or have to open the windows like you do with Liquid Leaf. This paint doesn't stink and doesn't have toxic fumes.

I used this to paint the claws on my antique claw foot tub. First I painted the outside of the tub black, then painted the gold with this paint. It looks amazing! To get a deep gold, you'll need a few layers.

Very nice metallic paint

Looks like real gold. Used on ceramics and people thought it was gold luster glaze. Best gold paint I ever brought

This acrylic paint is different than any other I have ever used. Rich, creamy consistency and pretty good coverage, but it has a strong, peculiar odor. Seems like it might even be toxic. But my real complaint here is this: in no way at all is this paint silver-colored. It is a classic white pearl shade. Difficult to apply evenly but, in a certain way, that actually adds a natural quality to the pearly finish. On clear acrylic ornaments, the effect is that of capiz shell. Interesting! Manufacturer should just change the name and label of this one and sell it as "pearl." (Meanwhile, I now have to buy another paint that is actually silver.)