Hemway Glitter Paint Additive Crystals for Acrylic Emulsion Paint, Interior & Exterior Walls, Wood, Varnish, Matt, Gloss, Furniture 100g / 3.5oz - Extra Chunky (1/24" 0.040" 1mm) - Silver

Looks great when I used a brush, disaster when I used a roller. Use the super fine if you are doing a large area with a roller, the larger ones just clump up on the roller and make a mess. Also don't vary too much from your actual paint color. Those were my two mistakes. The product is good if you follow these two suggestions.

I used this product to customize shoes with and this is an excellent product to use and i will be looking to purchase all colors

The package was smaller than I expected

The media could not be loaded.  I had mix reviews about the glitter. But it turned out better than expected not to little not too much. I didnt not have to buff the wall. I bought the paint at home depot and took the glitter to have it mix properly. Turned out amazing . Two coat fir the wallTwo gallon paint 2.5 Oz glitters. Hopefully this help other. The lighter the paint the brighter the sparkles

So, I wish there were maybe some more guidance on Hemway's website on picking the right glitter, but it's kind of hard to photograph, so I'll tell you what I did and how it ended up and what I'd do differently.1. I didn't mix it with paint, I mixed it with glaze. I originally was going to use Rustoleum glitter glaze on top of a colored paint, and the paint I already bought had primer in it. I'm not sure it'd show up if I didn't use the glaze.2. I got the ultra fine mother of pearl to go over a mid-tone pink paint. It looks nice, but it's definitely not dramatic. If there's not light shining directly on the wall, you do not notice the glitter at all. It also tends to show up more green than I'd have preferred. If I had loads of time and money, I'd have done some samples with different glitter colors and sizes and probably used a larger size or I'd have matched the paint color with the glitter color, or maybe have gone with the silver, IDK. If you can, I'd maybe get a few different packs and test them out on a board with the color you want and check it out under the light of the room you're painting.3. I would use more glitter than recommended. I ended up having to do quite a few coats to get a decent coverage of glitter. In my second can of glaze, I added more glitter than the directions recommended and I was much happier.4. Don't forget to mix well! If you think it's mixed, give it a few more stirs.5. I used a small roller and rolled it in V-patterns, blending it in small sections. This got much better results than when my husband tried to roll silver Rustoleum glitter glaze in an up and down pattern (total disaster; also wasn't mixed well enough).All in all, I'm fine with the results, it's a good product, but it would be nice if the company could show some realistic photos of what their glitter looks like against different colors or with a glaze vs in a paint or just offer more design guidance. The other customer photos are great, but I think it caused me to be a bit more subtle than was really my goal since it's hard to judge when there's not a standard baseline.

I used this product in my grand daughters room. I loved the sparkles.

So, I put three packs into the paint. I read everything there was to read! I watched all the videos and read all the comments. Just didn't get the sparkle I was expecting to be honest. I read other had great success! Happy for ya! I too have great success, as long as I have a flashlight right on the wall, which...who does that all day long? You can see some sparkle, but I spent 80 bucks, and got 10 bucks worth of bling. So I just offset it with other things. I wouldn't discourage you from trying! It's still pretty, but ....maybe more education on it? I used water base paint...two coast as recommended. Instead of BLING, I got "twinkle" and only in the right light...and if you look at is sideways.

Adds a beautiful 'pop' to the paint. My grandaughter's dresser looked very pretty with this added to the pink, chalk- based paint I bought.

The media could not be loaded.  J'ai mis 2 sachets de 0,2 mm nacré dans un gallon de peinture blanhec, j'ai trouvé les brillants trop petits à mon goût. J'ai rajouté un sachet de 0,6 mm. L'effet est wow! L'application de la peinture au mur est délicate, il faudra 2-3 couches pour qu'il y en ait partout et minimiser les coups de rouleau. Une fois la peinture bien sèche, j'ai passé délicatement un papier sablé 120 (mettre le papier sur un bloc) et les brillant se sont mis a sortir! Attention! La peinture n'aura pas un effet lisse mais la texture reste tout de même délicate. J'en rachèterais assurément pour de futurs projets mais j'irai directement avec des 0,6 mm.

Tenía dudas en comprarlo pero he pintado la habitación y ha quedado muy bonita

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Ho messo 3/4 di bustina in 10 l di pittura bianca, ho fatto il bagno e la camera, effetto desiderato, sia con luce naturale (sole) che con luce artificiale.Consigliato al 100%