JacquardJacquard Lumiere Paint Burgundy 2.25Oz

Oh, I love the colour of this paint. A little certainly goes a very long way. Thought I'd paint some metallic on my paintings for a change, makes them glow. Good stuff this.

Really good. I’ve spent ages trying to find the correct colour for the frames I want to paint. I’ve found that most paints end up looking really cheap, however this is exactly the type of finish I wanted. I purchased on the 4th of March and it arrived on the 13th so I didn’t have to wait too long. You don’t need to apply much to get good coverage, the entire jar will probably last me a year. I will say the only bad thing was it should be delivery in a box and bubble wrap. My postman tried to get this through my letter box and if he had been successful the jar definitely would have smashed. It was delivered in a plastic postal envelope with only another bag wrapped around the bottle inside which wasn’t very safe.

This paint is superb. When I bought it, the price was £10.... its now £15! And I'd still buy it! If you are 'brushing' this onto the object you are painting DO NOT just stick your brush into the pot! Just put in the very tip and see how much a little of it covers. The results are exceptional. I really does match antique brass. It bonds to metal beautifully. Just make sure the surface is clean. I used isopropyl alcohol to make sure there was no grease, but in all honesty I think this stuff will stick to anything! Amazing product. Highly recommend.

The colour of this paint is beautiful, reminiscent of a scarab beetle. I have knocked off one star as it has started to look more green as it has dried rather than the initial blue green it was when wet.I used it to stencil ferns on to an old ottoman that I had painted first with chalk paint and the colour went on smoothly and easily.This is a lovely paint and I will definitely buy other colours in this range.

Have to be careful not to get streaky effect, takes some practice to get it very smooth, but worth persevering. Have just got some extending medium, will see how that works.

Reviewed Feb 2022:I use this paint for painting fishing floats, so I am painting balsa wood (it has been sealed), cane, reeds or peacock feather quills.This paint looks amazing when dry, but it takes time and patience to get a decent, smooth finish.Its very think and gloopy, and very prone to getting lumps and lines, I'm assuming that it does't have anything in it to help with levelling to a smooth finish.My tips:- Good quality, soft bristled brush- several thin coats is best (as with all painting really)- put it over a lighter coloured base/undercoat (I found silver to be best)- A coat of varnish/lacquer, especially a glossy one, really helps

I airbrushed the paint onto two fishing rods I'm refurbishing and wanted Burgundy as the maker of the rod blank uses a similar colour.I opened the paint and was surprised how, 'Purple' it was. I applied a self levelling grey primer as the base coat and this as the top coat. It does look incredible and with a high gloss varnish to finish x 2 coats I will be really pleased with my, Purple rods.

Used this for so many craft projects from painting black plastic plant pots and saucers to base painting rock art and many things in between. Top coverage, only ever needed 2 thin coats, quick drying. Transformed so many art and DIY projects. Easy brush cleaning, colour very even. Made me look like an expert instead of the kak handed beginner I am.