KRYLON DIVERSIFIED BRANDS K01706 Krylon Spray Paint, Gold 12 Ounce (Pack of 1)

Really pretty, soft gold color. Exactly what I needed. Smooth application and works well with a matte topcoat.

The paint goes on beautifully and dries really fast. You can spray anything that is plain and it immediately looks fancy. I have used it on mirrors, picture frames and even kitchen hardware.

I originally purchased a krylon gold color and was disappointed by the result - this is much better and very close to the original color of the motor I restored.Love it!

This spray paint is super easy to use and doesn't create a huge mess. So glad I found this on Amazon since they didn't have this particular color in any local stores. It arrived quickly and was well packaged so there wasn't any damage or leakage in the box. I spray painted two 7-feet tall narrow aluminum poles that attach to a 3-feet wide white decorative divider used to hide/protect the side of a refrigerator in the kitchen. I made sure to spray several light coats of the paint and allowed them to dry a day in between each coat. I also waited a couple of days at the end before reattaching the poles to the divider. Unfortunately, despite what I thought was ample time to dry, the paint hadn't cured totally and got easily marred just by touching it and nicking it with a screwdriver tip during the reassembly process. I suspect this may have been due in part to how hot and humid it was this summer since the spray painting was done outside. I was able to do some touch ups so the mars aren't quite as obvious and the end product looks great. Given the ease of application, the reasonable cost, and beautiful results, I would definitely highly recommend this product.

This is by far the best color of gold paint.I tried 3 or 4 before finding this one!But, Now I Can’t find it in my local stores so had to buy it from Amazon vendor at twice the price, But I liked it so much that I bought it anyway.

This product is great! I restored some antique dresser pulls for my baby’s nursery, and it turns out they were not solid brass, but brass plated. That meant that while they polished up a beautiful gold tone, some of them were polished too much, and began to show the silver base right through. I needed help making them all look gold, but I didn’t want them to look too perfect. To achieve the vintage look I used this gold metallic spray, held it maybe 3 inches from each pull, and sprayed very sparingly on the silvered parts until they matched the rest of the gold area. The spray gave a finish that looked like actual metal, and in spots where it went on too thick, I rubbed over it with a finger and the finish came out beautiful! This would also do the trick where you needed a thicker, solid gold coating as well. It’s very versatile, as long as you use it properly for your needs! Be aware though that it will dry rather shiny.

This is a true copper color spray paint. A little too metallic for wood but for metals, this is a stunner. Would recommend it for metal paint jobs. However, this sprays in a very funny way. You may need a little more attention and be very cautious of the direction of the flow. It can be tricky. But nice if you get it right.

Sprucing up our plant shelf with this spray paint was a mixed experience. On the positive side, the transformation was remarkable. The brass color gave the shelf a stunning, modern aesthetic, adding a touch of sophistication to our space. It definitely achieved the metallic look we were aiming for, and once dried, it had a nice shimmer that caught the eye.However, the application process left something to be desired. The spray nozzle seemed temperamental, causing occasional drips and uneven coverage. This meant we had to spend more time than expected on touch-ups to achieve a satisfactory result. Moreover, the strong fumes emitted during the painting process made it necessary to open windows and use a respirator, which was an inconvenience. While the end result was pleasing, the journey to get there was a bit more challenging than we anticipated