Shuttle Art Metallic Gold Acrylic Paint, 250 ml

A plain wooden ornament, a clay accent, or a small furniture detail can take on a different look with a reflective gold finish. Shuttle Art Metallic Gold Acrylic Paint comes in an 8.45 fl oz (250 ml) bottle and includes a brush, so it is set up for craft projects and touch-ups rather than just occasional tiny details. The metallic pigments are intended to create a bright, shimmery surface, while the paint is described as quick-drying and fade-resistant. If you want one gold paint for several kinds of projects, its listed range of surfaces is appealing, the finish may still vary with the material and preparation.

Getting the most from it

Use the included brush to add gold to a clay ornament, paint a section of a wood craft, or bring a metallic accent to canvas art. The product is also listed for metal, glass, ceramic, fabric, plastic, leather, and stone, making it relevant to mixed-material craft sessions and small home projects. That breadth is useful when you would rather keep one gold paint on hand than buy a separate color for every surface.

The manufacturer describes the consistency as smooth and the coverage as strong with little paint. Those claims suggest it may suit accent work where you want the gold to stand out without coating a large area, but the listing gives no drying time or surface-preparation instructions. For a more predictable result, test a small, inconspicuous area first, especially on a material you have not painted before. From the way it is set up, this is a multipurpose craft paint, not a detailed system for preparing, priming, or sealing every possible surface.

Why it’s worth it

The 250 ml bottle offers more paint than a tiny bottle intended only for a few decorative marks, and the included brush means there is a tool in the package for getting started. That can be convenient for a run of ornaments, several canvas accents, or repeated gold details on a furniture project. The metallic effect is the main reason to choose it over a standard flat gold acrylic: the tiny pigments are meant to catch the light and give the finish visible shimmer.

The paint is described as non-toxic and acid-free and as conforming to ASTM-D4236. It is also listed for indoor and outdoor use, though the available product details do not explain how exposure, sealing, or different surfaces affect the finish. It’s a great fit if you want a versatile metallic color for crafts and decorative projects. Better avoided if your decision depends on a specific cure time, a detailed surface-by-surface method, or a guaranteed result on a particular material, those details are not provided.

Key features

• Metallic gold acrylic paint with tiny pigments intended to create a reflective, shimmery finish.
• 8.45 fl oz (250 ml) bottle, a brush is included.
• Listed for wood, metal, glass, canvas, ceramic, fabric, plastic, clay, leather, and stone.
• Described as quick-drying, fade-resistant, non-toxic, and acid-free, the listing states that it conforms to ASTM-D4236.

Final verdict

This paint makes the most sense when the goal is decorative gold detail across crafts or household projects, and a metallic look matters more than a precisely documented application process. Its bottle size and broad surface list make it more practical for several projects than a small, single-use craft paint, while the brush adds a useful starting point. The trade-off is limited guidance on preparation, drying time, and what finish to expect on each material. Choose it for flexible accent work where you can test the surface first, look elsewhere if a project requires exact application instructions or a specified finish on a particular substrate.