Krylon K03804A00 Glitter Blast Glitter Spray Paint for Craft Projects, Diamond Dust, 5.75 oz

I’m obsessed with this glitter spray paint! It goes on smoothly and delivers a gorgeous, even sparkle that really catches the light. Whether I’m using it on wood, plastic, or metal, the finish is vibrant and lasts without flaking or dulling. The spray nozzle works perfectly for controlled application, and the paint dries fairly quickly, which makes crafting a breeze. It’s perfect for adding that extra wow factor to DIY projects, party decorations, or even furniture accents. Cleanup was easy, and the coverage is great—just a few light coats for a brilliant glittery effect. If you want to add some sparkle and glam to your projects without the mess of loose glitter, this spray paint is a total winner! Highly recommend for crafters and decorators alike!

nice paint needs lots of clear, and sanding the clear between coats. love the glitter painting a Honda CL70

I wish I had read the countless warnings before using Krylon Glitter Blast. This product is not a craft supply; it's a can of pure, unadulterated frustration wrapped in a promise of sparkle. What should have been a fun weekend project turned into a multi-day battle with a defective product, a ruined piece of furniture, and a glitter-covered garage. 3. The Glitter Fallout Even after successfully getting a coat down and letting it dry for over 24 hours, the job isn't finished. Sheds Everywhere: The glitter does not adhere permanently. Merely touching the finished project leaves a trail of glitter on your hands, clothes, and eventually, the entire house. It’s like a cheap toy that never stops shedding. You are then forced to buy the separate "Glitter Blast Sealer" (another $10 expense) just to lock down the expensive paint you already bought. Do not waste your money, your time, or your patience. Buy a high-quality glue, a jar of bulk glitter, and a can of clear lacquer. It will be cheaper, less frustrating, and produce a far superior, more reliable result than this severely flawed product.

Winter frost in a can. So pretty and glittery, makes what you make seem magical. Now for the pros and cons: PROS: Covers what you spray in a fine opalescent translucent glitter Easy and convenient to use (if instructions are closely followed) Dries quickly and nonsticky to the touch Adds a magical frostty appearance to your creative projects difficult to achieve with glue and glitter Can use what you need without wasting product CONS,: Nozzle tends to clog, resulting in uneven, clumpy spraying. It can eventually clog to the point where it will no longer spray. My solution to this has been to remove the nozzle, soak in mineral spirits, rinse thoroughly in hot water and then reattach. As with all Krylon spray products, tends to sputter and spray unevenly. Make sure you shake the can for at least 2 minutes, spray in sweeping strokes, and don't use outside when temperature is below 40° F. Also, store inside temperature controlled environment. Will not cover opaquely, if that's your goal. Can be messy. Make sure you cover surrounding areas well, as overspray is normal, and wear thin plastic gloves. Product is expensive, ad you may need several cans for a larger project

It worked OK but not exactly the way I thought it would. Maybe it was because I was spraying it on like paper bag material so you couldn’t see it very well. Maybe if I use more of a white type of paper or even black I just really was hoping to bring a pop to some holiday stuff and it didn’t turn out as well as I had hoped.

Shiny, sparkly, and a great paint for a work kudos board! Try it!

I bought this to paint a computer keyboard case with an upper and lower half. When it arrived it I was dismayed to find that the color sprayed on the can lid was completely different than the picture on the web site - a carrot orange rather than a reddish orange, but I decided to try it anyway. I got 3/4 of the top half of the case painted when it clogged. There was still propellent oozing glitter glue through the nozzle for another hour that eventually overflowed, and the can had at least half the contents left. Obviously I was upset. But, when it dried, I was very pleased with the result: my thick coat looked a lot like a metal composite with copper bits: better than what I had originally hoped for. So, I bought two additional cans to finish it: two for just-in-case - with the knowledge that they might also clog. The first one clogged part way through the very first pass - less than five seconds after starting - and that second can was done that quickly. But the third can never clogged, finished the case top, and then the bottom - and there's still some left in the can. Three cans to cover a computer keyboard case, with a little left in the third can. But the result was *phenomenal* looking - albeit bumpy with a 'sandy' texture. I was sure that it would ultimately flake off from rubbing on things. So, I got some flat clear coat to try to fill in the low places. It took many coats, maybe a dozen, but I couldn't be happier with the result. It looks better than I had even hoped for. So, I'm left in a weird place. No paint can should be on the market that quits part way through the can 2/3 of the time - and sometimes almost immediately. And yet... the result made paying for three cans, to paint something that shouldn't have taken all of one, feel worthwhile anyway. If I had to do it again: I would. I don't know of any other way to get a result like this. It looks that good. Hence - three stars out of five.

I have to laugh when I read some of these reviews because it clearly states in the description and on the can itself that this is a CLEAR sealer, therefore it's not going to have any glitter in it. Also, the cap is hard to get off if you don't read the instructions. You are supposed to use a screwdriver to pull it off, it's childproof, and apparently adultproof according to some of these reviews. Anyways, I've been using this glitter sealer to seal the glitter on my tumblers before adding my 1st coat of epoxy for 5 years now and it's has never let me down. It allows the glitter to sparkle under the epoxy while holding in place while I'm epoxying, preventing the glitter colors all mixed up with each other. I highly recommend this product to anyone looking to make the glitter on their project stay put. If you're looking to add glitter to your product, buy some glitter, not clear sealer

The glitter blast was good and did the job. Unfortunately, the can spray valve part was broken and wouldn't turn off. It just kept spraying a tiny amount so I ended up putting outside until it eventually stopped some hours later!

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The can was ALOT smaller then expected 1/2 if not less the size of a regular can. We wanted to paint scooter hand bars and there wasn’t enough to finish! We ended up having to by regular purple from Home Depot.