11 oz. Bright Coat Metallic Chrome Spray Paint

I'm not sure if my can has gone bad but after spraying it on, it's just grey...and a pretty dark one too. I shook the can very vigorously for quite awhile before spraying. No shine to it at all. You can see in the photo yourself. I did two coats. Don't buy if you want it to actually look chrome.

Great product when applying to Wood make sure you send it down first because it will come off in your hands leaves a nice shiny finish

Excelente for spray paint my son does alot of spraypaint

It leaves behind finger prints. It's just a waste of money.

With any good paint job, a primer base is needed. Had an old radiator in my bathroom that was gross from years of use in a bathroom with no ventalation. Used the gray primer and clear enamel to protect and thr chrome shined

Easy to use

Worked very well. Dried fast. with a high shine. Was used on chains used for a wind chime.

This Chrome paint make's my bicycle wheel's look brand new,an the handle bars too.

I couldn't afford the light I wanted and minimum of $20 to hold a roll of toilet paper was ridiculous to me so I just spray painted them. Hardest part was getting the vanity light down, ended up having to cut the ground wire and then cap it back together haha. Oh well it works :) Sorry I know its hard to see the light and TP holder in the photos

What the rustoleum rep on here basically said is, if you do anything other then look at it, its done. I honestly cannot recommend this for anything either. I did use it on some light fixtures that wont be touched and its standing up ok, anything moving, gets touched or automotive is an absolute no. The can does say "clearcoat not recommended" and I have to agree with the can. 3 days dry time, sprayed on clear and it was like the "chrome" or "bright silver" (its chrome come on) melted. Yeah, it was like the chrome part of the paint was melting. I have spent 10 days and about 7 cans of this and 4 cans of clear trying everything to produce a serviceable product. Cannot wet sand, cannot brush against, cannot leave exposed to elements, cannot breath on... Finally ended with a kind of satiny silver finish. The drying time of 20 to 120 minutes is way way off. Granted is was kind of humid, not unreasonably so, maybe 80%, or less and after 2 full days the finish was still "tacky" and would leave fingerprint mark impressions. Not "wear off" actual impressions, deep valleys and ridges that took a bit of sanding to get to the bottom of. Applying the product is difficult. You need to do it in one coat, one pass, if you don't there will be clearly visible differences as the "leafing" gets disbursed irregularly. KEEP THAT CAN SHAKEN Saying that it is "protective enamel" gives the impression that given it is going to put a protective enamel finish on whatever you are doing, a hard, durable, enamel finish, that is chrome, like the name and the cap imply. really though this is more then misleading, it is a blatant lie and falsely represents the actual finish you will end with. Get some 800-1200 grit sand paper and some buffing wheels, take the time to make shiny whatever you want to shine, this will not do it for you.