Rust-Oleum 1903830 SPECIALTY Frosted Glass Spray Paint for Glass Frosting

If you don’t want to spend money on frosted glass, this is a good product.Even changes mirror into frosted glass. I used it on a mirror and a plain see through glass outside my house . Just takes 5 mins and the glass was frosted. Very happy.

Very helpful product .....easy to use.after 3application of spray it was great.no curtains needed.full privacy.it is easy removable with soap water.

Excellent product. Worked as advertised. Wanted to get privacy by frosting a glass. Couple of coats of spray and the job was well done.

Did the job, however the top most layer was dusting off when you dust it with a cloth, make sure you have the right distance between the glass and spray head. Spraying from a distance makes it loose the moisture to stick to the first coat.

Excellent product, so easy to apply. Thought of using stickers on my windows but this saved a lot of time!

This is just for decorating purposes.. easy to apply.. but just with a wet cloth if u wipe, the whole 2k is down the drain!! Rain drops or spashes is fine, unless u dont wipe the area

Though price is high, quality is good, desired effect can be seen after use .

Excellent product. Just spray and it frosts any clear glass. But found it expensive.

It’s a great item and solution but it would require some skill to make sure it’s done nicely.

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Each coat dries quickly, reduces glass transparency. The strong smell is also notable. just what I needed

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I used this to frost some glass candle cups to use with a Skull chandelier prop. The original chandelier used real taper candles (faux LED candles had not been invented yet) which were very messy and difficult to light while the chandelier was hanging up. The cups I purchased were clear and the LED candles I'm using didn't look very "real". One can of this fixed that. The process was very easy, just follow the directions on the can. I had to apply several coats to get the coverage I wanted. I think the curved shape of the cups had something to do with that. Anyway, I'm really happy with the results. Now, I can turn the candles on with a remote and the flickering flame in the frosted cup looks real enough. I'll post pics of the finished product once I get the chandelier out of storage.