v1rtus Silver Glitter Paint Additive [200g] plus 2 X Finishing Buffing Pads | Mix with Any Acrylic Paint for Perfect Luminous Finish on Interior or Exterior Walls, Ceilings, and Wood

Absolutely love this stuff.. I've bought it several times..I add one packet to a whole small can of clear paint and stir it slowly..then paint it over the original paint color..for maximum sparkle

We bought it to add to our daughter's room paint. We decided to use it in the gray paint for all of her trim and it took both of the packages for the half gallon we used. It took a while to stir in the glitter so that it would spread evenly when I applied the paint. It went on great! After it dried, you could see the silver glitter shining in the sunlight and it wasn't overpowering. Very subtle and classy.. Our 4 yr old loves it and so if she's happy, I'm happy :)

This product is absolutely AMAZING!! I am so happy and impressed how easy it is to use, and how amazing it looks. My 10 year old daughter has been wanting a “Galaxy” wall so I have been testing out a bunch of different ways to get it to look just right for her. Well this glitter in Black paint makes it look like a night sky with stars shimmering and shining. I am waiting for the stars and moon glitter to come in and I will post pictures.

The media could not be loaded. If you’re thinking about it, buy it. This stuff was GREAT! So easy to use and the glitz is exactly what I was looking for. The video doesn’t do it justice but it’s SOOOO sparkly. Perfect. Just plain perfect. I couldn’t be happier!I actually used an exterior black paint. Put on two thin coats (but really one was solid coverage) and spend maybe 5 minutes buffing it.Just put it in your cart already. You will not be disappointed!

Product was easy to use and turned out cute. Make sure to use the buffing pads after it dries to make the sparkle show up more. I did feel like using 4 packets $50 worth was kind of expensive for one small bedroom.

I bought this product because I couldn’t find Valspar glitter additive like I’ve used in the past. I will say it was definitely a try as it did not disappoint. The directions say to use 1 pack of glitter per gallon of pain, however I did something a little different because I have worked with glitter in the past on this same room. I did 2 packs in my first THIN COAT, and it was a little shimmer. The SECOND COAT, I used 2 1/2 packs as I had some left over. NOW, 2 1/2 packs to one gallon of paint gave a beautiful subtle glitter wall. It wasn’t overwhelming nor was it not obvious. I will say have the correct lighting also adds to a proper glitter wall. I have LED lighting and a cool blue light so it work’s perfectly. I used a Behr paint called Swirling Water which is a subtle cross between baby blue and periwinkle, talk about gorgeous! My previous glitter project was white walls with the glitter and they both came to fruition flawlessly. I did not buff the walls like it says to do but I can only imagine what it would look like if I did. It is definitely worth the money for sure just make sure you have enough you’re not satisfied with your first coat. Use both packs for the initial coat, don’t use one as it will not come out like you think. I tried adding a picture but it doesn’t show up on camera like it does in person. Once I can figure it out I’ll come back and add one.

I used one bag in a1/3 gallon behr premium eggshell. I applied over a base coat with 4 inch whizz foam roller. Stired with whisk in can. Paint was almost too much sparkle. I dare not use the scrubbers. I only needed one bag and bought 2. I don't know how people are using this and not getting sparkle. Maybe high gloss wouldn't work well? Anyway, there's a reason this is ther best sparkle additive on the market. It's not tacky and you can control the amount of sparkle. 100 percent pleased.

The media could not be loaded. So cool! I used 2 bags in 1 gallon of paint for my daughters room. Mix the glitter in slowly and you shouldn’t have any issues with it clumping. I included a photo of my wall before and after using the buffing pad. It definitely pulls out the glitter, but it’s still quite noticeable before using it. My daughter loved it when she saw it and now we can’t wait to put the rest do the room together!