Silver Glitter [150g] – Holographic Glitter with 2 x Buffing Pads – Luminous Paint Finish

This is amazing for making emulsion paint glitter, easy to use mix very well in the paint looks amazing, when it is dry the more you gently rub the surface with the pad proved the more it glitters, very subtle but fabulous

Very great product for a good price, would definitely buy again, very sparkly

Easy to use just pour in and mix looks great when paint is dry

The media could not be loaded. I’m in the process of renovating a room in my house and as part of it I’m painting. (The colour I’m using is Dulux Parisian Cream). I want the decoration to be just a little bit special, so I was looking for ideas online. I saw this product and decided to have a look. I eventually purchased 4 bags of 150 gram glitter and then a 400 gram bag. I added all bags to a tin of 5 litres of paint. I wasn’t entirely sure what the finished project would look like and had concerns the additive might cause issues. In the end I am reassured by the result. The part of the wall I’ve painted sparkles. I was wondering if I might leave the paint alone without scrubbing with the accompanying pad, as there was just a subtle sparkle, but eventually I went ahead and lightly scoured the wall. I love the look, it adds, (inexpensively), a little panache. I’m greatly anticipating finishing the room and am very happy I used this product.

The media could not be loaded. We wanted to add a touch of sparkle to our refurb and took the plunge with this Holographic Glitter additive. Never having experienced it before, we were somewhat trepidatious.LOCATION: Hall and stairsBASE LAYER: Off White painted onto blown vinyl woodchip type paper.NEW PAINT: 2.5lt Leyland Silk Emulsion - in an off white colourAdded; 1 whole packet of Holo GlitterOK so this wasn't for a 10 year olds bedroom and required to be a 'mass' of sparkles. I think maybe for that effect you'd be better off finding suitable wall paper. We were going for the subtle, magical, catch the glints in the light effect.Pour the glitter into the paint pot and stir, really, really well. It helps if there's 2 of you, one to pour and one to stir.Don't get scared!Once you dumped the whole packet in, it literally disappears and you can't see any of it!We applied the paint with a medium roller. We had less issues with any sort of patchiness or needing 2 coats as were were applying a light colour over a light colour. If you're changing base colours or are using a deeper shade you'll probably need to do more coats.You still can't see any glitter at this point.....don't panic.Next you WAIT. Be patient, wait for it to dry off. Not hours and hours bone dry, but wait until it's touch dry at least.Now for the magic. Grab your scouring pad (comes in the glitter pack) and lightly scour the wall. Step back and admire the magic as it shines through.Can highly recommend you cover as much of the floor as possible with dust sheets before you scour! The place begins to look a bit like a Unicorn sneezed and farted at the same time! Once you get the dust sheets up and vacuum round the edges the excess glitter does seem to disappear pretty rapidly thank goodness.Now we just have a nice clean refreshed hall and stairs with added magic, that catches the light as you move about. It's really fantastical and quite effective.Go on, be brave, give it a go 😁

Added this to 2.5l gray paint used a mixing paddle and slowly poured it in, went on as normal paint then when dry buffed it up, hard work buffing but the effect is well worth it, my lass loves the finish, bought a small one to go with this but did not use it. well worth it thanks seller and Amazon highly recommend.Will do another room sometime.

The glitter in dark blue paint looks absolutely STUNNING ….. when you use a clear varnish after you’ve lost the scourers supplied and had to use green Tesco value green scourers 😂…. Just wish there was an option of purchasing extra scourers as the room was huge and the 2 we had would have not been enough or it would have got 5 stars!! I had to varnish it after as the glitter was falling off as you walked past and it needed a ‘seal’ of some kind!!

Glitter worked really nice in pink colour