FolkArtExtreme Glitter Multisurface Paint Champagne

I have used this on the wood of a violin bow to match the black glitter finish on my electric violin. A couple of things to mention: it goes on GREY and as it dries it gradually becomes quite clear. Because of this you may need to paint or stain the substrate first - I stained the original redwood of my bow black first, now it's black glitter. In the sun or under stage lighting the glitter really stands out. Met my requirement perfectly.

This watery paint is bright neon pink (not the colour of the label) and has tiny bits of glitter in it that are not very sparkly. I ended up having to mix some more glitter into it. You would be better off buying loose glitter and mix it into cheap acrylic paint. Waste of money.

This was a recommended to me by a few people on my rock painting group and I am a convert, goes on white but has a lovely glitter effect. Love it!

I did not like this at all, I'm very disappointed with folkArt because normally their paints are good. It says the colour is "hologram yet the fine glitter was only two colours. The very strong smell of glue/paint was too overpowering to use.

This paint is beautiful as a shimmery top coat. The paint is very fluid and a little covers a large surface area. I will be buying more of this excellent product.