Plasti-kote PKT453 400 ml Metallic Spray-Copper, 340 g (Pack of 1)

Couldn't fault this product at all.I have never used spray paint before so was a little dubious when knowing which brand to purchase, and nervous when it came to use.This product was reasonably priced and a trusted brand so its the one I chose.It was so easy to use, and applied with great coverage. I used this on silver metal tin cans and on polystyrene decorative balls and it covered both with ease in just one coat.The colour is beautiful and exactly the same as the colour on the cap.I have so far used this on 6 large catering tin cans and one large ball and still have plenty left I the spray can.Very pleased with the outcome.

Be very careful not to go mad with this. Excellent quality and goes on a dream. I've used it on wood and metal as well as a cheap plastic lantern. I left this outside in a little rain and it only added to a more realistic tarnished effect. As the missus said, if it stays still long enough it gets sprayed copper! Saying that, we are the only ones with a black Patterdale terrier with a copper stripe down his back and I did turn a few heads at the rugby club with my copper fingernails.....

This is a very good copper because it's the same colour as a new two pence piece: quite orangey. It goes on really well and it looks real, ie, it isn't glittery. I also bought a Rust-oleum "aged copper" which looks like yellow gold compared to this superb Plasti-kote one.

Used to paint a shelf to give the patina effect. Great effect

Wow, what a fab colour! It has a shiny metallic look to it, could almost look like rose gold. It was easy to apply and covered well in two coats. My garden metal snail was looking worse for wear, it was a rust grey colour. I dusted the cobwebs off, but that was it...the picture shows how well it came up after 2 coats. I would highly recommend it, I am scouring the garden now for what else I can use it on!!

Bought it to spray some shelf brackets in our dining room. I found it very easy, especially using 3 or 4 very light coats each time, which, I found, gave a perfect smooth coverage which didnt run or leave "mounds". Metallic hasnt got a huge shine on it, but we were after a medium copper rather than a hig shine.

I bought this a while ago, and though I was initially put off because it seemed very expensive, I can now confidently say that it's very much worth the cost. This stuff goes on like a dream and seems to adhere to many different kinds of surfaces. I have used it on metal, glass and pottery, and it's come out wonderfully. It also seems quite tough. The items that I have painted so far have withstood many knocks, and the paint hasn't chipped one bit. Just be sure to use outdoors or in an exceedingly well-ventilated area because it's not something you want to be breathing in for extended periods of time.

Am in the process of using this today. Looks ok after a 2nd coat. Judgement is deferred ....