Krylon KSCP901 Short Cuts Paint Pen, Gold Leaf, .33 Ounce

Love this spray paint! Gives you a true metallic gold, not dull yellow.

Worked great, exact amount of coverage I needed for my project with a teensy bit left over. Gold Leaf is a great shade.

I just needed bright red and only a small amount so this size was great. Got what I needed and didnt need to buy a big can. Used it on a metal yard item to.make it humingbird friendly. Paint has stayed vibrant even after being in the hot.summer sun.

Pricey.

The paint was exactly what I needed!

Purchased this spray and the same “chrome” in the bottle and there is nothing chrome about this paint. Silver but not chrome. Not eligible for return. Wasted money.

Shake this very well. I bought this to go over the worn out hot-stamped chrome of my dashboard. I have a 1979 Datsun 620 pickup, and the chrome trim (and lettering) on the instrument cluster bezel has worn off over the years. I gave the area a quick scrubbing with alcohol to degrease after cleaning, and got this handy little pen out. This doesn't really smell like paint. In fact it doesn't really have a smell at all, or at least I can't really smell it. It dries within seconds when it's warm out and in the sun. The pen tip is spring loaded so you push (kind of like liquid highlighters) to get the paint into the tip. Too much and it drips. Not enough and your coverage sucks. You'll find that sweet spot pretty quick, this pen is super easy to use. I re-did the chrome striping on my dash in 10 minutes, including the alcohol prep. Be very careful, and don't let the paint get too heavy or it'll dry weird. You're best to just go over it once and let it dry, then go over it again. This way the paint is more 'level' and it will take on a better 'chrome' look. This is a very fine silver paint, not chrome. Don't get confused, there is a massive difference. But unless you're looking at a brand new chrome piece next to this, 99% of people won't know if you do a really good job. Cleans up with rubbing alcohol, this stuff isn't meant to withstand the ages. I think if you purchased some matte clear (or gloss clear if you're ballsy), you could go over the entire dash piece - and this chrome pen - and it would last for years as long as the clear doesn't fail over the plastic. I was also successful in re-doing the Datsun badges for the glovebox on my 510, and even fixed a nick in the chrome on a window crank handle. For <$10 shipped, don't complain. It's two digits cheaper than sending your part off to get chromed.

This is for the Iris color... I probably should have read the color name BEFORE I purchased it. I was looking for blue. Deep, dark, blue... This wasn't it. The Amazon picture on my screen shows a much more blue color. It'a actually a nice, dark Purple.. Haven't used it yet but the White I have used and works great on metal parts (Gun slides, Barrel, Magazines). Not so great on plastic magazines like the Glock. It goes on nice but the plastic is a little porous and this paint will seep into those pores making it hard to clean off the excess without ruining the impressions.

Bought for my coffee table legs. Very wide legs and this jar of paint covered all four legs; both sides plus a old wooden fruit bowl I had around.

Great for rusted screw. It is not for putting on Chrome. . . . . . . . . .

Great