Hemway Glitter Paint Additive Glitter Crystals for Acrylic Paint, Interior & Exterior Walls, Wood, Matte, Gloss, Satin, Silk - 100g / 3.5oz - Gold

The media could not be loaded. This is super cute. The first time I tried it, I only used a small amount but I couldn’t see the glitter once I put it on the wall so I did a 2nd coat and I used the rest of the bag and that did the job…it is super cute! I suggest using most, if not all of the bag and if you have a large can of paint buy 2 bags.

The media could not be loaded. I really love how this turned out. It’s so sparkly and beautiful. However i would advise to wear gloves while doing this! But it is gorgeous.

Fabulous! Previously used Silver Dust from another brand that we bought at a local store, which unfortunately stopped carrying it. We were hesitant to buy online without seeing how big the grains were, but it turned out perfectly. They’re not exactly dust - so will leave a fine texture on the wall, but not enough to require sanding if you want to paint over it.One packet in a gallon puts continuous, even sparkle on the wall. If you want real bling, use two, just be aware that it adds volume to the can, so you can’t dump them into a full one - it will overflow.

First, I had trouble understanding the product description. How many baggies of glitter does one need for 1 gallon of paint? Well the manufacturer lists on their package, add 100G (1 baggie) to 0.2 gallons of paint. I'm not a math-magician but that means they recommend using 5 packets per gallon of paint. If you follow the manufacturers recommendation you're looking at roughly $70 of glitter to throw in whatever you paid for your gallon of paint.I used Behr Marquee and only 2 packets. Pop the top off of your paint and start stirring and slowly adding the glitter "Use a circular stirring motion lifting up and down as you stir." It's a pain in the ass. It probably took me close to 20 minutes to stir 2 packets of this glitter into a gallon of paint.I then used a roller, per manufacturers instructions. The end result? Too much glitter for my liking. Additionally, despite the 20 minutes of stirring the glitter was concentrated in particular areas when rolling on, leaving far more glitter in certain places and less in others...definitely not consistent. I only have one coat on the wall now, it was a test wall. I can try throwing another coat on but I'm really on the fence with how this looks.If I had to do this all over again...I would have fired a single packet into a gallon of paint and I would have looked to see whether I liked the glitter coverage. If I was not satisfied I would have added another package and so on. I will warn anyone who bothers to read this -- 5 packets in a gallon of paint will have your wall looking like a 12 year old girls bedroom wall -- which might be what you're shooting for but for me I was looking for something a little more subtle.

The media could not be loaded. After reading all the reviews I opted to use two packs to a half a can of paint. The paint is the same color as the rest of the room.. but I wanted to make this an accent wall for my guest bedroom. So light cream paint with gold glitter. It isn't even dry yet and I have not tried to buff it and it's already so pretty! In love with it already.

Picture does no justice of how beautiful the glitter looks in my guest room. We have been remodeling this room and the glitter just makes it perfect! Not too much but not to little just right! Pardon my old blinds lol

I chose this because it was suppose to be like glitter - well, while it may look like glitter before it goes in the paint, it clumps up, you have to keep stirring the paint, and if you are rolling a wall with it, the glitter goes on unevenly. Lots of glitter on the first roll around of the roller, but way less as you continue to roll an area. It was almost impossible to get the glitter to spread evenly on the wall. I tried doing a second coat but it didn't do any better. I ended up taking an artist paint brush and "blopped" paint (plain paint, not with the glitter) on the heavy glittery areas to try to make it look more even. I have used "Devine Color Dust" before, way better!! I will stick with the dust type of additive to my paint for that "sparkle" effect instead of this product.

We did an accent wall, subtle but noticeable. Only add to second coat. One pack per quart.