Liquid Gold Leaf Paint - Alcohol Based Fast Drying Rich Gold Liquid Leaf, 0.68 fl oz (20 ml)

So, SO worth it. I'm DIYing elements for my wedding and this is DELIVERING! I primed 3d printed bird skulls and this adheres perfectly, offering a gorgeous golden color, and the built in brush makes it easier to apply evenly than nail polish! Give it about 20-30 minutes to dry, and it's ready for a second coat. Love it!

Wonderful gold paint! Dries fast and looks like liquid gold. High quality, applied smoothly and dries to a smooth finish.

Awesome product. The white gold is very subtle and almost just a golden glow where the light directly hits and the rest is a pale silvery/bright/champagne type color. It is very beautiful and very light and bright. I covered a dark silver, almost gunmetal mirror frame and the transformation is stunning. I painted over metallized paint and it adheres very well. Compared to rub n buff, this is a different product. Rub n buff is waxy and designed to skim the surface layer of intricate designs. This product is thin and watery and fully flows into every relief and indentation of your surface. I used it on an intricate design and it almost flattened the appearance a bit with a full, even coverage. It was perfect for my project and absurdly easy to use. I did not seal the finish and I kept a small amount of product for future touch ups.

A single worked great on air dry clay! No under layers and it dried fast but stayed metallic. I might try doing a layer of clear enamel over it for gloss. shine

Great product, awful little brush inside. To be fair, I know something larger can’t go in the bottle but it is very stiff making painting with the product streaky. I had a couple of artists brushes on hand and they worked fantastic to put the product on. I love that it dries quickly and the finish was great with a different brush.

I used this on EVA foam (over a metallic brown spray paint base) for a gold crown for me and greaves for my husband and was very pleased with the results. It was messy to work with and took some trial and error to figure out how to apply and blend it out (a microfiber washcloth worked perfectly) but the results were great. After drying, I had no issues with the gold finish transferring or coming off. The tiny bottle shocked me but it was enough to do my entire project with several coats and some to spare (even after bumping the bottle once and gracing my craft table with a now-permanent gold splatter.) Beautiful sheen.

I’m thrilled to have discovered this for my projects. It boasts a captivating, radiant vintage gold color that I employ to infuse a touch of gold to my pillar wax melts. The application process is quite unique; you simply shake it like spray paint, and it coats the surface like thin nail polish.

Love this stuff. Doesn’t take much at all. Beautiful!

Super product

A brilliant gold leaf effect. This metallic liquid gives an excellent gold, like Liquid Metal. The small bottle punches above its weight and with a brush attached to the lid, like nail polish the application is made straight forward and professional. I used it on dried Oak leaves which were instantly transformed into metal leaves .

Très facile à utiliser. Séchage très rapide. Bonne adhérence.

Absolut toll! Ich habe zum ausprobieren rich gold gekauft. Ich bin wirklich begeistert. Die Farbe ist sehr schön. Es lässt sich sauber und einfach auftragen. Man kann problemlos ausbessern trotz schnellem Trocknen. Genau was ich gesucht habe! Kaufe ich definitiv nochmal!

Compré el de Khamenskaya y el de piñata porque eran los que aparentemente “competían” entre ellos. El de khamenskaya viene con 20ml y cuesta 9 euros. Viene con un pincel integrado que facilita mucho a la hora de aplicarlo y el dorado es precioso y se queda muy liso (al principio parece un color más oscuro y al momento se aclara) El de Piñata viene con 15ml y cuesta 10 euros. Tiene como un aplicador para echar gotas pero se necesita un pincel para aplicarlo y fuera del bote en seguida se seca. El color es mucho más feo, como un dorado verdoso y no es liso sino que se queda como con puntitos. El de Khamsenskaya me ha sorprendido gratisimamente y el de Piñata me ha defraudado (no creo que le de nunca ningún uso)