ME209-32 Metallic Pewter, 32-Ounce

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I'm using this paint for a mural on my wall and it's gorgeous! I put on only one coat and it looks exactly like the picture - the same color as a nickel coin. It's slightly shimmery but not sparkly, so it looks perfect and very vibrant! I love it - highly recommended.

Have been using this gold paint for years. The best results and looks like real gold.

Wow this color was a little too light for me.but I have purchased 4 other shades & r beautiful 🤩

Nickel silver tone trim in the bathroom. It originally was a dark brown wood.I primed, painted with 2 coats of ‘griege’ latex, and 2 coats of Modern Masters Nickel Silver, coated that in 1-3 coats of water based polyurethane (1 coat on the moldings and 3 coats on the window sill because the cat likes to go up there).The semi gloss poly will make dusting easier.I was skeptical of using this pain at first because it was such a tiny jar of paint, however if you paint an undercoating of a similar color first, a small amount of this goes a very long way! I did all the trim molding in my bathroom with 2 coats of this paint and still have almost half a jar left. It covered 2 door frames, one window frame, and about 6 feet or trim. I’m impressed. The color also matches the nickel silver items such as the sink faucet and shower curtain rod exactly. And to think I almost decided against using it! So glad I did. It got ooohs and ahhhs from some professional painters I know when I posted it on Facebook!Tip: use a brush that’s high quality and brush in one direction. It gives you time to work but then dies quickly. I found it very easy to work with compared to other metallic paints.Update: The polyurethane made it less metallic and more milky-satin but I still like the look of it. I may scuff-sand it and add another coat because I still have enough left, but am still undecided.

I was hesitant to use silver paint in my bedroom, but I am so glad I did. It's beautiful. The walls and ceiling literally shine as if they have an inner glow. The painter who painted my bedroom was from Italy who had spent years painting with Venetian plaster paints. He was in awe with this paint. He said it took hours and hours to paint a wall when working with plaster paints, but Modern Masters achieved the same effect with a simple paint roller. I'm going to paint my living room with Modern Masters metallic paint next, either the steel gray or the pewter, can't make up my mind... But really, the silver color isn't garish or harsh at all. It is just, simply, beautiful and so easy to use and clean up afterward. Also the painter commented about the quality. He marveled at how much actual silver was in the paint, unlike other brands.