Customer Reviews for Rust-Oleum Specialty 10.25 oz. Midnight Black Glitter Spray Paint (6-Pack)

Like most other can spray paint, there's spots where the paint goes on thicker and it shows in the finished appearance.

Good amount of glitter. Be advised that this has a clear base. It is not silver paint with glitter in it. I sprayed it over silver.

I have purchased the product in a blue color and was for the most part pleased with it. However the gold was not good at all we had to get it un clogged several times after shaking it for over ten mins it barely sprayed out n leaked all over my hands. I really love the glitters but would like to see better ways to get them to spray correctly. Thank you.

We purchased Teal Glitter Paint for our art project, and the color was exceptional. You can truly seal the glitter,and the vibrant color in our art project. Defiantly will purchase more of this product.

I bought 3 cans to do a guitar for my granddaughter who's all about purple glitter. It took a minute to get the hang of spraying it because it comes out pretty aggressively, but it turned out nicely. I did 3 coats followed up with a coat of the sealer. I will be doing a couple more coats of the sealer before I call it done. but so far it looks great.the one can that was partially used worked fine when I was using it but won't spray now after sitting for a few weeks, so be sure and follow the directions to clear the nozzle when you finish spraying it . I probably didn't, but all 3 cans worked fine for me when I used them.

Initially, it was great. The color was very nice (unique) and applied easily to my son's CO2 car. But when we tried to apply a second coat a few days later, the nozzle seemed clogged, and I was unable to clear it soaking it in hot water and mineral spirits.

The color and effect was not very rich. The nozzle got clogged up and eventually stopped working with the can still containing product.

The paint was good quality but the spray nozzle did not work. No matter how many times I cleaned it removed and re-inserted it, still would not spray. Had to take it back to the store to get another can.

The only way I would recommend this product is you will need to paint the surface white first as a primer base then use this product because it does not look like the cap it only looks like the cap if you coat it in layers. Also had to return 2 cans because it will stop spraying and clog up

The spray can worked great. My only real complaint was that it wasn't as glittery/sparkly as I anticipated. I ended up having to use a base white coat 1st, then use the pearl. In the end I even dusted my project with the silver glitter spray to give it the shimmer I was trying to obtain with the white pearl.

This Glitter Spray Paint looks fabulous. I bought two cans. The first one worked great. When I went to use the second can it stopped working more than half way. I tried to unclog it and no go. Also as the paint started drying, it started cracking, very weird. I don't know if I got a bad can or what. The 1st can did not do that. I was very disappointed.

This product goes on very very thin requiring multiple coats to get a good look. We had to paint a base of pink and try to cover with the sparkle. We made a Minecraft pig

Though it's a little difficult to work with it does produce a nice glitter affect. But I believe the nozzle needs to be redesigned to manage the fine glitter spray in order to work better

Works great when it's not clogged up. This company should re-think the nozzle apparatus. I understand the complicity of combining, adhesives, glitter, paint and gases..but they're the ones who wanted to develop, manufactur, distribute, wholesale, retail and put this product on my beloved Home Depot shelves. I would recommend this product but you must take off the cap (use eye protection and gloves) and soak nozzle in finger-nail polish remover and clean with compressed air between use. Anyway..I hope I helped someone with this review....Good Crafting!

This is my first use of a glitter spray paint, and I was surprised to find it is pink glitter in a clear base. I think my results would have been improved if I used a base coat, but I did not. That being said I believe the spray paint performed well. I am a bit heavy handed (or impatient) when applying spray paint; it took me two coats and most of the can to cover a lawn flamingo so that no original color showed through. I had no problems with dripping, pooling or anything like that. The dry time seemed around average. I think the value was better than other brands that sold their glitter spray paint in smaller cans. The included picture shows my lawn flamingo after two coats of this paint. I would buy this again if the need arises.

turned out great, should primer first. used clear coat to finish.

This product is essential to anyone working with glitter! I'm helping my little sister with her wedding and glitter is definitely the in product right now. Before we starting using this the glitter was literally everywhere after a simple project (my clothes, the house, the garage, the yard, the kitchen somehow... you get the idea). Spraying the glitter craft projects with this clear coat keeps the glitter shed to a minimum (and to be honest that's good for the craft projects too!). Apply this liberally to seal in all the mess!

This product is used to seal and protect the spray glitter that I reviewed earlier. The product sprayed evenly and dried quickly. It did appear to seal the glitter well so that the danger of the glitter rubbing off is reduced. Just as with the glitter spray, due to the rough texture there is little or no gloss. After using both the glitter spray and this clear sealer together, to enhance the durability of the finish I definitely recommend using this on any project where you used the spray glitter

The label says glitter, and this paint does have glitter. The flakes are much larger than regular metallic or metal flake paint. This created a small issue as the spray nozzle became clogged several times, but it was a simple task to clear it with a pin and continue spraying. Also there is virtually no gloss and the texture is rough, even when top coated with the clear. However, when you have a project that calls for an even application of glitter, this product is perfect.

The product doesn't cover well. It takes a lot of product to achieve solid coverage. I sprayed over white primer. If I were doing it again, I'd prime as I did, then give it a coat of non-glitter gold, then apply the glitter.

Not sure if I just got a bad can, but there was no glitter in the one I received. Also, instead of a six pack, I only got a single can. Now, that could have been because this was a free sample for review, or it could be that the product description is wrong. Either way, I only got a single can, and after mixing for over a minute with the rattle ball moving smoothly in the can, I could not detect any glitter in any samples I sprayed (see photos). It could be a fine product, but quality control is lacking if there is no glitter in the mix. Product goes on very wet, be careful not to overspray as the product will run like water.

The Pearl White Glitter Paint by Rust-Oleum does not go on quite as nice as the regular spray paint by this same company. It seems to foam up upon application. I use this brand all the time but have not tried a paint containing glitter. I am sure it is only my technique and by the time I was finishing the can on various yard orniments I got the hang of it by adjusted my application and was satisfied with the end results. One can of this Spray Paint of course is not enough for several ornaments so I will buy additional of same to finish my projects at Home Depot. The color once air dried in the sun looks great and meets my approval. Two thumbs up! My ornaments look great and are protected from rust and or for another year from sun and weather. Thanks Rust-Oleum....

We are decorating my daughters’ room and thought this paint would be good for sprucing up a few décor items. We decided to paint a decorative wooden boat for use in their room. I was expecting white, but was surprised to find the propellant was clear and only the glitter was white. We went ahead and painted the boat with a base coat in a color we wanted and then painted on the glitter. The first application hit a bit of a snag as the glitter was not spraying very well at first after the first round of shaking, after shaking the can for another minute the second try resulted in nice even coverage. Despite our confusion over color and first try at application, it came out quite well. The photos I’ve included for my review don’t quite do it justice, in person though the coverage of the glitter was nice and even and not overwhelming either. I'm sure you could do this with loose glitter and clear coat or glue, but you will never get results this even. Most importantly, my daughters love the finished product. I will most likely finish this off with a clear coat as recommended to protect the finish.

This is for use with the glitter paints to seal them or put a protective coat over them that makes it harder to leave finger prints and etc on the glitter paint. It is kind of a satin type finish and doesn't seem to change the color of the glitter paint much but does make it a little bit shinier. It would also work well for coating anything else that you would like to clear coat with a mat or satin finish. It is a little runny so be careful to use light coats.

The instructions are kind of poor for this if you want it to cover a base color completely you will need about 7 coats and it will only cover about a foot square per can. You are better off to start with a base coat of white if you want it to look white. The paint itself is kind of a translucent milky white and quite thick, it does not spray on smooth like regular spray paint, it leaves a textured finish. If you spray it over another color it will let that color show through. Which is fine if that is the look you want. It does have a lot of glitter which my pictures don't show well. It dries to kind of a textured dull satin finish, if you use the clear sealer it makes it a little more glossy but the clear sealer has kind of a satin finish. After spraying part of the can the propellant leaked out and could not use the rest of the can, and yes I turned it upside down to clear the nozzle after use and tried cleaning the nozzle and top of the can.

I did not have much luck with this glitter spray paint. The nozzle was not easy to press down and kept sticking. The glitter also came out gloppy, and did not coat very well. I did Apply it at less than ideal conditions as it was cool out that day but the paint where warm (had been in my house for days) and I went outside for literally a minute to spray it. I have to say I would not try this one again.

I’ve noticed that quite a few of the reviews for this product seem to think that a job can be done with one coat of paint. It says on the can that multiple applications can be necessary and to start with a base coat of primer! I started with some 1/5 plywood, and sanded it with 80, 150, 220 and 320 paper to get a nice smooth surface. I then prepped it with some drywall primer. It soaks in very well to plywood and gave me a great white surface to start with. On the first coat, I attempted to hit the nooks and crannies as well as possible. This resulted in what at first looked like blobs in the paint, but as it dried, everything evened out. The second coat established a better look, but still had some blank spots. A third coat, which was primarily just hitting those blank spots, did the trick. However, as a finished product I was not happy. The glitter flakes off easily (like all glitter does) when the wood is handled. I really don’t want green glitter all over my house, so I put a couple coats of polyurethane on the glitter. Not only did this help the glitter stay on, but it also gave more sheen to the final project. As far as ease of use, this is just as easy to use as any other spray paint. There was some clogging issues on the third coat, as the can had been sitting for almost 24 hours before I got back to it, but I have yet to see it clog to the point of inoperability, which others have complained about. When it's all said and done, just like any other paint, this spray paint depends heavily on solid prep work to look its best. It covers and applies well, and it even dries quick!

This glitter spray paint does have quite alot of glitter in it but you can either spray lightly or heavily. It is up to you. It was perfect for re-painting a wooden easter bunny for the yard and a quick fix to spruce it up for another year of use. Very easy to work with once you get the feel for the sprayer and this particular color is very pretty especially in the sunlight. The pictures really do not do it justice. I will be using it again at Christmas time because I like it so much.. I used it very lightly just to add a little glitter to the white bunny's eggs. You can see in the picture I just wanted to add a little sparkle. And I used it heavily on the pink bunny and completely re-painted it. So you can get creative and get different results. It dries very fast. I do recommend it!

I am not pleased with the coverage of this paint. I painted some different surfaces and with 1 coat it looked like I hadn't put anything on it at all. It took 3 coats to look good and if you want it to look like the picture, you will have to put more coats on your project. The cost of the paint would be crazy for any project. It looks great with 4 coats. I would not use this product for any of my projects.

I sprayed several different items. All the items needed at least 3 coats of paint to look good. If you spray only 1 coat it looks like there is nothing on it at all. After 3 good coats, it looks great. I am not pleased with the way it coats because it will take too much paint for any project to make it look good. For the paint to look like the pictures, you must put more than 3 coats. That is why I don't recommend this paint.