Amaco Rub 'N Buff Wax Metallic Finish, 3 Color Grey Assortment (Ebony, Silver Leaf, Pewter)

The media could not be loaded. This product was easy to apply. Covered the rust and discoloration on my old metal vintage medicine cabinet. Wear gloves because it will stain your hands. When I first opened the tube it was quite watery and didn't cover well. I realized it had separated in the cold. I squeezed it a bit to mix it up and it came out more like a paste with great coverage. Brought my cabinet back to life and saved me money from buying a new one! I plan to use the gold next on some antique mirrors and picture frames! Stay tuned!

A little goes a long way for adding a beautiful finishing touch to your crafts! Great product!

Easy to apply colors are spot on and it worked perfect for my use of weathering my cosplay armor

I ordered these for some etched glass I was doing. I was pleased with this product except for the black. It was dried out no matter how many times I kneaded the tube. Please the black does not cover well.

Remodeled 25 year old home, see before pics at end. After I painted the cabinets I added in stock molding to frame the mirrors. In the small bathroom I used PEWTER but later went back and brushed BLACK in one crevice and used a stain pen on another. (Hardly noticeable but looks better. ) Just started using SILVER on the big mirror but have stopped as my walls are light grey and there's no contrast, which I love. Have decided to paint the color of the dark cabinet. This would have been MUCH easier to do before we put the wood up. Tried to copy a mirror wich I realized had several colors, silver, with flecks of gold/bronze and black. So order several colors and play with yours.

On a matte, powdery-looking metallic finish, this helped hide scratches and blemishes. I would not recommend this for large areas or for use on polished silver or plated real metal. It does, however, have its uses for non-shiny, metallic-looking surfaces with gaps.I had some LED cabinet lights in enclosures with a metallic finish—not solid metal, but some sort of metallic-coated plastic that was supposed to look like brushed chrome—and this worked. Mixing silver and pewter, I matched the original color and filled in areas where the finish was damaged or worn away.I don't know how long it will hold up, but so far so good. Don't expect miracles and you won't be disappointed.

I inherited some beautiful paintings where the frames needed a little more detail to give them a special pop! Rub and Buff has taken the guesswork out of it. Easy to use and easy enough to remove if you’ve over applied. Can also be used on metal surfaces like lamps. No strong odor and cleans up easily.

The image shared is a frame for an oil painting that I changed from a bright gold to this soft burnished pewter surface.It was simple and fun. I used a cotton cloth and just rubbed it on the areas I wanted changed.