MontanaSpray Can Gold 400 ml, brimstone, 400ml

Exactly what we needed

I thought it was ok but it creates a lot of dust if sprayed indoors. I was shocked to look back to order more to see it’s very harmful and can cause cancer. I used a mask when spraying but I was barefoot at the time and walked in the dust as did not realise so harmful. Please bear in mind it’s a dangerous product so be careful what you use it for.

Montana Gold is a great, shiny gold,chrome and its got a nice controlled spray when you start spraying,the problem is you can,t touch the surface after it has dried because it leaves fingerprints and marks on the finished surface,and also you cannot use lacquer on it, as it darkens and destroys the gold,making the gold a bronze finish which is not what i wanted..

Is a great product, does the job. I use it to change the colours of stuff, to match my room. Thanks to the supplier for his prompt responses as there were some issues with package. But I totally recommend them as it was not their fault, things happened and they were responsible enough to deal and resolve the issue. Thank you very much.

Don't waste your money here, at Graff City you can purchase for 5 pounds, a lot better to save money rather than losing out here

Great spray paint in a fab choice of colours.

Comes without a lid and the nozzle unattached but with a plastic insert to attach underneath the nozzle for storage to avoid accidentally spraying. I would have preferred a lid personally but I suppose it does the job. The colour is beautiful, bright and shimmery. I will wait and see how durable it is. I used it to refurbish some gold Christmas decorations.

Have tried for a long time to find a glossy gold then I tried the Montana gold chrome very pleased with the outcome.I have bought three cans altogether and used it for spraying a light fitment and also for spraying the trim on the wardrobe doors. Had a really great finish although I will say that it is not as mirrored as I thought it would be but none the less a great finish a pleasing to the eye would recommend.