VGSEBA Acrylic Paint Metallic Silver, Non Toxic, Non Fading, 100ml Silver Leaf Paint for Art, Painting, Handcrafts, Ideal for Canvas Wood Clay Fabric Craft Supplies Visit the Store

Lovely acrylic gold paint, having such fun giving, picture frames a facelift, gold dish refreshed together with placemats. Tomorrow going to paint a faded mirror with the gold, the an old wooden chair making it fit for a princess. Had to order another pot.

I've been using this paint for a while now and I'm really happy with it. The pigment is impressive, with great coverage on lots of different surfaces. I've just it on paper, fabric, unglazed ceramics, wax and wood, all with great results. It hasn't flaked off any of the surfaces I've used it on, and that is without priming or sealing. I love that this paint is non toxic. It's also fairly easy to clean up with soap and water as long as you get it before it's fully dried. It's a lovely thick consistency as you can see in my video. I've also tried watering it down which is fine, but I'm not sure it will have the same longevity as the wrong water to paint ratio can chance the bond. The colour is a really rich yellow-gold, with a strong sheen.

Excellent paint quality , and a good colour

I used another gold paint from a pound store to paint my white wall clock which turned out not gold and looking like I'd cut the clock out from a cardboard box. I bought this hoping I could fix it and it's certainly done the job and looks so much nicer. When I first received this paint I thought the tub it came in was tiny, especially for the price I paid for it and it wasn't going to get me anywhere but I've painted a whole large wall clock and a fruit bowl and it's still a full little tub! The coverage is amazing and it's a really lovely gold, just what I needed. The paint was easy to apply and dries quickly to a lovely finish.

My mom said this is lovely! She was looking for just this.

Great product. Thick, metallic & waterproof. Perfect!

The gold paint was extremely difficult to mix to an even consistency using a stirring stick, however, vigorously shaking the pot did help but not perfect. Applied to sealed walnut engraving with two coats, results were disappointing with lots of patchy areas.

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