SILVERHOOK Chrome Effect Acrylic Spray Paint 400ml

Absolutely beautiful shine. Dried quickly. Very impressed

Great coverage and unlike some other sprays this really looks like chrome Would recommend 👍🏻

So I did 3 different tests with this. All three on plastic, with primer and High Gloss black base coat. X3 layers of black... 1st waited for gloss to fully harden 24hrs later and applied chrome on a light mist of 3x coats. 2nd waited 30mins from last black coat and applied chrome on 3x coats. 3rd applied chrome immediately after putting down the black can. Oddly the test worked the opposite way to what I expected... The shiniest, most reflective and 'mirror' like end result was from the 3rd test (wet test) not the dry tests. Second best was the 2nd test (1hr curing) and the worst was the 24hr dry test. I did not expect that! So I did this outside on a warm ish day with little to no wind in the sun (24hr one left the plastic in house overnight to dry). No spray booths or in a heated environment (so this could play different end results). Fairly impressed with this can and it's the best 'chrome' from a can I have ever used

I was cautious that this wasn't going to do the job. It was really good. It dries quickly and with a little prep and a few coats looks great. Don’t expect a perfect chrome finish you can see yourself in but it's good enough.

Bought this to respray the inside reflectors of my caravans rear light cluster. As long as you follow the instructions you get a fantastic shiny finish wish I’d thought to take before and after photos as the result was fab

Really just a silver spray but appreciate its almost impossible to recreate a chrome coating. Painted to repair the reflectors on my car headlights and they are better by 50%. So am happy .

Great product, used it to up cycle furniture legs, gave them a modern look. Preparation as always is the key to getting a great finish, it really is as simple as that! From a distance you can't tell the legs aren't chrome plated. Did a couple of trials and realised if you dont do the prep, the paint finds it hard to adhere to the surface and can be scrapped off. Took time to do the prep, light multiple coats and the surface is quite robust and looks great. Yes I would recommend.

The spray paint does what it says on the tin. I've tried to take photos that represent the colour but given it's highly reflective, it very much depends on the lighting - hence one with and one without the flash. I'd happily say it's silver/chrome. My best advice for using it, is to use short bursts (less than 1 second) from about 25cm away. The spray is very directional which is useful for targeting certain areas and it covers really well. The piece in the photos is a 3D printed, dark grey PLA lampshade (or part of).