Review on Rust-Oleum Pure Gold 245221 Universal All Surface Spray Paint, 11 Oz, Metallic, 11 Ounce (Pack Of 1) by Jevon Sterling

This is my favorite "rose-gold” toned spray paint. It applies smoothly and with good practices it’s easy to avoid bubbles, streaking, dripping and other spray paint related perils. With a little care, the paint remains adhered to surfaces.Above all, I adore this color. I’ve used many different brands and shades in Rose Gold and Copper. This one isn’t what I consider "too cartoony.” It’s still an obvious Rose Gold/Copper without appearing overly pink or brassy.Note: If you’re looking for a pure copper shade I recommend avoiding this particular color.At this point, I consider myself very experienced in using this particular spray paint. In the recent creation of my home office, I selected it as the main accent color/metal tone. This involved all of the metal hardware on my Pottery Barn Bedford Desk and accessories, Pottery Barn Daily System, floating metal shelves and other assorted items. Here’s the process I’ve developed:-Apply light layers from a distance of 12”. If you get total coverage after one application, you’re using too much.-Allow to dry in between layers. At least 30 minutes but up to 12 or more hours if you really need it to look perfect.-After the layers are applied, let the items "cook.” I do this by hanging them from my back porch and letting the sun dry them. You can also put it in the oven. (Assuming the item can withstand a baking session.)-Once the items are dry, apply 1-2 coats of clear lacquer. This significantly enhances the durability.