Love this stuff! I got black holographic and used it to redo my dressers. Painted the dressers black and added the glitter to clear polycrylic. I used about half the bag for a quart of poly. Make sure you stir every single time you are dipping your brush in because the glitter will sink rapidly in poly. Overall I love how they turned out and can't wait to glitter something else up. The video doesn't really capture the holo quality of the glitter. In natural light the glitter reflects like a rainbow.

This did not work at all for me. I made sure I stirred it until it felt completely smooth, but still....no glitter shows on my wall. none. I applied two coats of paint. My wall is a beautiful shade of blue, but not one HINT of glitter. I can see some on the roller and on the brush, but not on the wall. I will say that I used semi-gloss paint+primer, so maybe it was too thick, but this product does not specify that a particular type of paint has to be used. I certainly would have used whatever type specified if it had been listed on the package.

I LOVE THIS !!!! This was perfect for my needs! I waned to add some shine to my camper that has been redone. I used a clear outdoor paint and added the glitter to a quart of paint and it turned out GREAT. I have a pink stripe going around the camper and wanted to seal it and add the shine. I love it so much I will be doing the whole camper with it! When the sun hits it, It is AMAZING. When there is no direct light on it you cant really tell it is there.

Only OK. Purchased this based on all the great ratings, but unfortunately I have to agree with the negative reviews. The glitter really does get lost in the paint. Forget what you think about putting one bag of this in a gallon of paint. You will never see it. And if you want to cover a significant amount of space, like an entire wall? You're going to need more bags than you ever thought you would...and at $25 per bag, you're now looking at a very costly project.

I wound up using HALF the bag for a paper plates amount of paint. I wanted to cover just ONE shelf. Unless you're at a certain angle, it's not overly noticable, and if you're not paying attention, it'll just be missed entirely.

Mixing the glitter in the paint turned the paint almost dough'ish in consistency. Just keep staring with the brush until it smooths down and mixes through. Significant sparkles do turn the paint thick though, so make sure to spread it fast.

I don't see how one would use a roller with this stuff, it comes out streaky, as you can see in the pictures, the bare sections. I had to go over spots a few times to get a semi even distribution of sparkles. Kinda let down as I wanted a real sparkly pop accent shelf.

I got champagne color for reference and mixed it in a matte Benjamin Moore gray paint.

**ok so, I slept on it and checked how it looked this morning. It doesn't look bad, I actually really love it now. Just be aware that this paint takes a little finagling to spread smoothly, and you'll wind up needing a lot for the effect, but don't give up!

I used it in the bathroom but I added it to a glaze because the paint I used was a paint and primer. It worked great in the glaze.