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Question: Plan on using this on a metal, duel bench gazebo. Will I need to use a primer first?
Document: I've used this over varnished wood with a white primer and it works great. It covers very good. I would caution you to use a proper primer (rustoleum primer is generally proper) to prevent paint bubbles - if the primer or under surface dissolves or softens from the paint. Also wipe with %90+ isopropol alcohol to get rid of soap and oil. Let dry thoroughly, alcohol will soften some paint temporarily. The color does match my oil rubbed bronze articles.
This paint is great, the color is rich and it covers excellent. The spray trigger, however, is the worst I've ever used. All 3 cans I purchased leaked all over my hands and feet as I sprayed. I never did figure out a way to prevent this... it's just a flaw in the design.Overall, I would recommend this product. I'd also recommend wearing disposable rubber gloves while using it!
I was really excited about spray painting an old brass lamp using this spray paint. I was very careful to do all the preparation of using steel wool on the lamp, cleaning with denatured alcohol, and wrapping painter's tape around the parts I didn't want to paint. I had drop cloth spread out, rubber gloves on, and mask for fumes. I slid the red clasp off the trigger and proceeded to shake the can as instructed.
Here are the uses I found: I painted all my gold doorknobs, all my light switch plates, a gold chandelier, and cabinet hardware.The paint sticks really well on doorknobs, but you have to be careful about contact with metal objects, which will scratch the paint.Wear gloves, because this paint is impossible to get off of your skin.
This spray paint is very smooth and pretty. I personally did not have any issue with clogging and I preferred using this can compared to the traditional spray paint can. My word of caution would be concerning the color. I have purchased several items that were already oil rubbed bronze when I purchased them (shower curtain bar, vanity knobs, door stop, etc). I decided to save money and paint the rest of my hardware rather than replacing it. This paint is extremely dark.
My project (bathroom mirror) could not have turned out better, saving us from having to buy a new mirror to match our new plumbing and lighting fixtures. Easy to use, put on two coats and it looks great. I love to save money this way!
This product gets 4 stars for coverage but not for color. Don't know if it's the formula or the bottle but it's one of the best coverages I have ever worked with, smooth not runny, one coat may even do the job, dries really quickly too. Sprayed metal, glass, wood, all looked great, it looses a star however for it's color. I'm a bronze girl, can't get enough of it, this is more of a black with some specks of coppery, metallic in it.
I faux finish things so I use this more as a base and then layer different colors on top, so it's coverage was extremely useful and the final finish was never just this paint bare. If you are looking for a bronze bronze, this guy might disappoint you. Wish they made a lighter copper bronze version. I would buy stock in it. : )
both of the reviews are spot on.This stuff works great but the sprayers on some of the cans I've bought clogged toward the end of the can but I just found another spray top off another can setting around the house.Its not easy to get that crazy top off but its not imposable either.I do wipe the tip of the sprayer every time I use it but on 3 of 5 cans I got from Lowe's clogged.So just take it as a warning.
I cannot give this spray paint enough stars! My vintage patio set (which I love the design of)  was starting to look more "ready for the scrap yard" than suitable for outdoor entertaining. Last time I spray painted it (years ago now), I was a bit put off because of the drips and areas of poor coverage BUT I decided to give it one last chance this year. I sanded to the bare metal to get rid of the drips, and started painting.
Answer: yes