AMACO Rub n Buff Wax Metallic Finish - 2 Rub n Buff Antique Gold 15ml Tubes - Versatile Gilding Wax for Finishing Furniture Antiquing and Restoration - Rub and Buff Colors Set of Two

This works spectacularly!! All you need is a black base and apply it with a cloth with minimal application. Everything pictured plus more was done with only one 15ml tube so it lasts plenty of jobs. Spray painted black on various materials and it worked perfect every time.

Great gold accents to my living room wall these small tubes go a long way as you do not need much of it.

Rub ’n Buff metallic paint is a game-changer for DIY projects. Its rich, creamy formula is easy to apply and gives a stunning metallic finish to almost any surface. Perfect for upcycling or adding a touch of elegance, it’s versatile, durable, and a little goes a long way!

I have use colour to paint frames, plugs and radiator, it looks absolutely stunning, all recommendations. I have used bare hands to colour as I found it easiest but probably not recommended as it took a while before washing it off 😊

Used it in picture frames works wonders 👌🏻

I use this on furniture because it gives a lovely finish and result

Saw this suggested by a 3dprint designer and had to try it. Amazing! You only need a tiny bit and that goes a long way. The tubes are small, but as you don't need much they will last a long time. I used on black filament on a 3D printed character and it made it look like an antique. Great buy

Ok first of all you might not be ready for how tiny these tubes are. I sure wasn't. But a little of it goes SUCH a long way. I just put a disposable glove in and started wiping... hoped for the best... these were black when I started. It stinks, so open a window but it's not too terrible if you've got a little air flow. Maybe better to use it outside if it's not cold/rainy. I wouldn't use it near children. You need to work sort of quickly and have wipes or something nearby because if it gets on anything you have SECONDS to get it off. And even then it might not. So make sure it's on something you don't care if you ruin just in case. I wouldn't use this on anything that's going to be touched too much. Maybe after some time it's durable, but in the first day or two some was coming off if we touched it. It's not sticky and is sort of silky when you apply. I'm including 4 photos. The last two show before and after of the same item. So it works just as well in my opinion on lighter colors as it does on black, but black can just give it more dimension. This color is a gold-gold. It's a little lighter than I thought but I still love it. I used only maybe half of one of the two itty bitty tubes, so like I said, a little really does go a long way. I hope this info helps!

Tub and buff. Wear gloves when using it does stain your fingers. Always goes on smooth and accents well. It’s versatile as it can be used on multiple surfaces, paper and glass included.

I was a little skeptical on this produce, but I didn't want to use paint. I used it on an old mantel clocks feet. The original finish was gone. This stuff went on with an artist paint brush. Very thick, like toothpaste. It went on evenly, and looked very close to what I was hoping for. A little goes a long way. I'm glad I tried this product!

I used this Antique Gold to apply to some dark bronze handles in our laundry room. I wanted a new look without spending hundreds of dollars on all new handles and pulls. Easy to apply, I just used a latex glove and my finger to get in all the small areas. A cotton Q-tip works well in some hard to reach spots also. The photos are of the finished Antique Gold handles. The comparison photos are with the Grecian Gold side by side. The Antique Gold has more of a copper tone as compared to the Grecian Gold, which is more bronze gold. They are both beautiful colors. The finish has held up well and we haven't had any problems with peeling or cracking.

This worked perfectly! I got the antique gold color to go over the silver on my light fixtures. Here is a before and after picture