6 oz Modern Masters ME209 Pewter Metallic Paint Collection, Satin Water-Based Decorative Metallic Paint

I love this paint, I’ve used it many times to paint a dresser, wood trunk and night stands, it great paint, a little covers quite a big area, the color is beautiful with some metallic specks it it. You can’t go wrong with this paint.

This stuff is great. Turned my old glass door frame into beautiful pewter

My house just isn't a shiny brass kind of house. I saw my same chandelier in pewter listed for $300+ and decided to try and paint the one I had first. I did use primer - Rustoleum Professional Primer (spray paint) first. That was a necessary step - my chandelier was SHINY brass and there's no way the pewter paint would have stuck to it on its own. Did 2 coats of the pewter paint. Dried fast. Showing a before pic and two afters.

I repainted a very old mirror frane and it looks so nice now. I put 4 coats on and barely used a quarter of the container. Now I am looking for something else to paint! It went on easy, cleaned up easy and gave me just the finish I was looking for.

I used this for the trim on a new home office project I was completing. I blended space black tiles with white brick walls - and this accent turned out amazing! I am still putting on the finishing touches and I will upload photos once everything is dried.My only complaint is a small section used about half the container to cover a 10 foot section of light trim.It would be nice to buy this in an affordable Quart size.

highly recommend my accent wall in my room looks so good its been a month or so and still looks good. buy it you won't regret.

I love this stuff. Goes on easily (latex paint, water clean-up), the opaque covers well and looks great. Used this to refresh my antique brass light fixtures with beautiful results.

I use the metallic to add a little 'bling' to my wood refurbishing crafts.If you want something a little more dressy than shabby-chic, you canadd metallic accents.I also used it on a small table . painted it first with a matching undercoat & then put a light coat of metallic on top.looks really nice. (you can also 'water' it down by using an acrylic glazing fluid)