VGSEBA Acrylic Paint Metallic Gold and Silver, 200ml Gold Leaf Paint for Art, Painting, Handcrafts, Ideal for Canvas Wood Clay Fabric Craft Supplies, Non Toxic, Non Fading

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this paint to go over a gold which I’d already used to refresh my postbox lettering but which had dried more of a matt bronze as opposed to a fresh, bright gold. This paint was a little more expensive but did the job beautifully, and has given me the exact finish I was hoping for. My postbox actually looks better than it did when I purchased it new! It’s only been painted for a few weeks, but we’ve had some dreadful weather and it’s still looking super. I would definitely recommend this paint.

used it to give my dining table legs a facelift and it looks great.

Easy to use, covered a wooden mirror frame looks great.

I use this to do the letters on grave stones it's a lot cheaper than gold leaf & easy to do if its not wet out drys quickly in sunshine I recommend it

Having tried every form of paint including Acrylic——this one is the best !

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.

The media could not be loaded. 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.

However, I needed to apply a number of coats on the chair frame. I find the colour bright.

I didn't know gold leaf was available in a paint form. This is great. I use it to embellish my resin items and other crafts. There is a lot of paint in this set. It dries in an hour or so and is so shimmery. Just a lovely finishing touch to any project.

Served the purpose I needed it for and the paint matched the previous color very beautifully.

The silver was a perfect consistency right out of the jar, the gold however was a bit thick and clumpy and required a bit more prep work. In the end, thicker is better than thinner as it's easier to fix. Did some quick test paints on a couple of my 3D prints, both look amazing even over a completely black print the color and shin come through really nicely.I don't do a ton of painting and am seriously amateur hour at it, but certainly would purchase again. (might purchase the bronze too to complete my collection).

I am a big fan of this product but if you’re going to buy it there are a few things you need to know. The first batch I bought I noticed it would not clean up in water but it would clean up in paint thinner, which means it was an oil-based product. That did not bother me because I was extremely impressed by how close it looked too real silver. The last batch I bought would not clean up in paint thinner but cleans up in water telling me it’s a water-based product which it is advertised as. When you apply the water-based product it is a bluish gray colored not silver but does dry silver color. It still looks nice but it is not as shiny as the oil-based product. I would like to get a hold of the manufacturer (Vgseba) but there is no email address or regular address anywhere on the Internet. Also, I strongly recommend in investing in a spray gun, you can get a good one for $30 on Amazon and you will notice a very big difference using it rather than a brush. The finish is a lot smoother and does a better job of imitating real silver, but will consume more of the paint. I purchased the product because I am a novice with silver inlaying and was not satisfied with my results but I am quite happy with this product meeting all my expectations in more. I also wish it would come in larger sizes. If you’re looking for a product that imitates real silver I believe you will be satisfied with this product.If the distributor or any other party that could reach the manufacturer. I would like to tell them about their product. There seems to be a dislike for the water-based version and because I’ve had both I can verify that the oil-based version is a lot better product and will produce more satisfied customers.

I haven't actually used this yet