Nicpro Iridescent Deep Gold Metallic Acrylic Paint, 8.45 fl oz

Nicpro Iridescent Deep Gold Acrylic Paint is a 250 ml metallic craft paint for adding a glossy, pearlescent gold effect to artwork and decor. The listing describes a water-based formula that cleans up with soap and water while wet, and recommends thin, even coats after stirring or shaking.

At a glance

Iridescent deep-gold color with a glossy, reflective shimmer, according to the listing.
The listing describes a water-based, low-odor formula that can be cleaned with soap and water while wet.
Suitable surfaces listed include wood, stone, clay, ceramic, paper, plastic, metal, canvas and glass.
Stir or shake before use and apply thin, even coats. The listing suggests more coats for dark or textured surfaces.

Price

$9.48Save 27%

Reference price: ~~$12.99~~

Price checked: Nov 13, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

An 8.45 fl oz bottle provides a larger quantity than a small detail-paint container.
The wide range of listed surfaces suits decorative crafts, lettering, frames and artwork.
The stated wet cleanup method is straightforward for water-based acrylic paint.

Cons

A reflective metallic finish can look different depending on surface color and lighting.
The manufacturer recommends testing some surfaces, including fabric, leather, plastic, glass and outdoor projects, before use.

Technical specifications

10 specifications

Identity
Brand	Nicpro
Color	Iridescent Deep Gold
Paint type	Acrylic
Form	Liquid

Size and finish
Size	8.45 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
Item volume	8.45 fluid ounces
Finish	Gloss
Coverage	Full Coverage

Features and applications
Special features	Color Changing, Fade Resistant, Fast-Drying, Non Toxic
Recommended surfaces	Wood, Stone, Clay, Ceramic, Paper, Plastic, Metal, Canvas, Glass

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Manufacturer guidance says light surfaces may need 1–2 coats, while dark or heavily textured surfaces may need 2–3 thin coats. A clear topcoat may help on frequently touched surfaces or in high-moisture areas. The listing claims ASTM D-4236 and EN 71 conformity.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Crafters and artists seeking a glossy, shimmering deep-gold accent paint for decor, canvas work or lettering.
Buyers working across the listed surfaces who are comfortable testing adhesion and appearance before larger projects.

Less suited to

Projects requiring a guaranteed identical gold appearance across different surfaces or lighting conditions.
Outdoor, fabric, leather, plastic or glass applications where performance has not been confirmed for the specific project.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.7 / 5 · 2,623 ratings

5 stars84%84%
4 stars8%8%
3 stars5%5%
2 stars1%1%
1 star2%2%

Customer feedback highlights rich golden color, coverage, quick drying and easy brush application, with shimmer described as noticeable without being overpowering. Those experiences align with decorative use, though the paint's stated coverage can still require multiple thin coats depending on surface color and texture. Aggregate ratings are mostly five-star, but ratings alone do not establish how it will perform on a particular material.

Positive themes

Customers describe a rich gold color and good coverage in one to two coats.
Feedback mentions quick drying and easy brush application.
One customer describes the shimmer as noticeable but not overpowering.

Frequently asked questions

What does the finish look like?

The manufacturer describes a reflective metallic shimmer with a glossy, iridescent deep-gold appearance. The finished look may vary with surface color and lighting.

How many coats should I apply?

The listing recommends 1–2 coats on light surfaces and 2–3 thin coats on dark or heavily textured surfaces. Apply thin, even layers and allow each to dry.

How should I clean up wet paint?

The manufacturer describes the paint as water-based and says it can be cleaned with soap and water while wet.

Can I use it outdoors or on glass and plastic?

Those uses are not assured for every project. The listing advises testing outdoor projects, glass and plastic first.

Is a protective topcoat needed?

The listing says one is usually unnecessary for indoor crafts and artwork, but suggests considering a clear topcoat for high-moisture areas or frequently touched surfaces.