KrylonK09055007 Sea Glass Paint, Sea Foam, 12 Ounce (Pack of 1)

I bought this to spray paint thrifted jars to repurpose them a decor for myself, friends and family. The quality if Paint is nice but I had to learn to stay back about 8 to 12 inches to get and even coat that looks like sea glass and so it doesn't run. It dries fast and looks fabulous with one or 2 coats if you'd like something a little darker. The can lasts for multiple products and arrived timely. Will make the purchase again. I've got a new hobby!!!

Really pretty on glass but doesn’t work on a plastic surface really. I’ll stick to spraying glass

I was able to repurpose my empty woodwick candle jars as vases. Don’t be in a hurry like I was. I can’t seem to fix where I touched it too soon. Several light coats work best.

I think it's a really great product. I think the lighter you spray, the better it looks. It's tempting to keep reapplying, but really, do your glass in light coats and use a tester product first, like a rinsed out pickle jar and practice. I ruined a good piece because it ran, bummer. My fault though. So, take that tip and go light spray first.The color is a perfect match to the lid and it's a soft misty green. I would def. buy this again. I posted a few pics of some projects. I turned a Patron bottle into a seaglass decanter....again...I went on TOO thick, so, look at the picture I enclosed and see what two coats looks like. ONE light spray coat would've made this the perfect green. Lesson learned.I like the way the 3 thrift shop vases turned out. These will look nice with candles in them for the porch.

Krylon is a good brand.

Used to spray the glass top of an old metal bar that I was working on as a DIY refurbishing projectGave it that “coke a cola” glass look!Clear coated for durability

Used this on the acrylic table number signs for my daughter’s wedding venue. Was sheer and gave it just the right amount of color without being solid. Worked perfect

I would like feedback from other users to see if I did something wrong - I bought this for a glass tabletop. The glass used to be a similar color but moving company lost it and insurance would only replace in clear glass. I used this to spray the underneath side for the same frosted effect, and followed the instructions using light, sweeping strokes. It looked fine, but then the issue is that well-after 24-hours of drying, it just comes off like chalk. If i touch it, there are finger prints in it and almost no green left - meaning it can never be touched? I used the entire can but now it looks uneven because I had to touch it to put it on the table. It's dry, but it just won't adhere. I cleaned and dried the glass as prep. Not sure how to fix this and any advice is appreciated.