F|S FRAMER SUPPLY Amaco Rub 'N Buff Wax Metallic Finish, 3 Color Grey Assortment (Ebony, Silver Leaf, Pewter)

Remodeled 25 year old home, see before pics at end. After I painted the cabinets I added in stock molding to frame the mirrors. In the small bathroom I used PEWTER but later went back and brushed BLACK in one crevice and used a stain pen on another. (Hardly noticeable but looks better. ) Just started using SILVER on the big mirror but have stopped as my walls are light grey and there's no contrast, which I love. Have decided to paint the color of the dark cabinet. This would have been MUCH easier to do before we put the wood up. Tried to copy a mirror wich I realized had several colors, silver, with flecks of gold/bronze and black. So order several colors and play with yours.

On a matte, powdery-looking metallic finish, this helped hide scratches and blemishes. I would not recommend this for large areas or for use on polished silver or plated real metal. It does, however, have its uses for non-shiny, metallic-looking surfaces with gaps.I had some LED cabinet lights in enclosures with a metallic finish—not solid metal, but some sort of metallic-coated plastic that was supposed to look like brushed chrome—and this worked. Mixing silver and pewter, I matched the original color and filled in areas where the finish was damaged or worn away.I don't know how long it will hold up, but so far so good. Don't expect miracles and you won't be disappointed.

Im using these to apply over etched glasses to make them pop. The silver colors work, but it will rub off after a few washes( all by hand). The black doesnt work at all. It rubs right off. That is the biggest disapointment cause that would really make logos stand out. Over all its OK, but I dont think id buy again for the price.

I was so excited to try this out on some furniture hardware but when I tried the black on some hinges it ended up super clumpy and not smooth at all. I tried the pewter on some details of a mirror frame and in order to get it smooth, I had to squeeze some out on a paper plate and mix it before rubbing it on the frame. It looked like the contents separated in the tube so mixing it on the plate helped a little. Disappointed it didn't work like all the videos I've seen on it.

The color is not consistent I’m glass etchings. I was excited to give this a try but it came out pretty blotchy. My product had a rather think consistency so not sure if maybe I just received a bad/dried out batch or not but I’m not going to waste my money, time, or projects to try again.