JENOLITE Chrome Spray Paint | Smooth Metallic Silver | Chrome Colour | Multi-Surface Paint For Metal, Wood, Plastic, Ceramic | Suitable For Interior & Exterior Use | 400ml

Great chrome spray - I sprayed onto metal - it dried quickly so I could add another layer - follow the directions and it leaves a great finish - I am really pleased with this product.

Really easy to use and tidy up breakfast bar stool bases which had gone rusty. Lovely finish although not chrome more matt. Look really good!

With the correct preparation it looks good & covers well with 2 or 3 coats.

Great spray paint and good colour

Giving a 5 star at moment, time will tell how the paint holds up.Wardrobe nobs are metal and were gold ol of the size of the screw fitting and nob size found new ones hard to find. A friend suggested I paint them so I thought what the heck I’ll give it a go.Read reviews on this spray paint, watched the video and as the day was good went out into the garden, using the Amazon packaging and a lid from a spray oil to hold the nobs off the cardboard I gave the spray a good shake and sprayed. After letting it dry I gave a second spray. They may not look shiny chrome, but from gold to silver I’m satisfied. For just under £13 I’ve got 7 nobs that look good enough.

I bought this paint for a set of custom headlights. The price of chroming would have set me back a few hundred. I’ve tried a fair few “chrome” paints and this is as close as it gets.Whilst it’s nothing like the real deal, it does have a very reflective quality to it. I’ve tried to capture the depth from shadows cast on it and when light shines on it on my photos.This is a smooth plastic with an etch primer base, sanded up to 1200 grit and then painted. There is still orange peel due to the type of nozzle. I daren’t sand the paint as it may lose its gloss. When I did a tester with 2k lacquer, the gloss faded and it was a flat silver. The paint chips easily on plastic, and can loose it’s shine if touched with bare hands. It doesn’t seem to bind with primer like car paints.TLDR: The paint is as close to chrome as I’ve gotten from a rattle can.Sanding primer to a stupidly high grit may get you better results.Don’t sand or apply lacquer afterwards.Leave it to dry for a good few hours. My bezels were still tacky after 3 hours at room temp.If you use it on plastic, be prepared for it to lose its gloss if touched with bare hands.This is paint. It will never look as good as chrome. But it’s one of the better chrome paints I’ve tried and probably would look better on a well maintained metal surface than plastic.

Very easy to use with excellent results.

Easy to use and happy with the finish.