Guild LaneGILD Chrome Enamel Paint - Liquid Chrome - Metal, Plastic, Glass & More - Mirror-Like - Oil-Based Metallic Paint - 15ml Jar

Bought this as a last resort ‘fix’ for some old taps that needed repair to some cracked chrome. It’s not a 100% match, but I’d give it 97%, which is still excellent, and a massive improvement on most paints.Be aware the pot is tiny, but I hardly needed any to renovate 3 taps as I was only filling in some cracks.I’m very pleased with this result, and it has saved me the expense of buying, and having new taps fitted, and although I don’t know how it will wear, I have almost a full pot left to use should I need to retouch, or indeed use on other home projects.

Brilliant! It really does look chrome. Used it to paint copper radiator pipes. See photos.

I used this to re create a chrome surface on the reflectors on my car headlights. It covers extremely well but not sure how to get absolute mirror finish however it looks quite good and should work ok. Cheaper than new headlights for sure.

Looks just like the real thing. Very pleased.

Easy to use.

Didn't work for me.

Great stuff. Literally liquid chrome

Arrived two days earlier than expected. Didn't look too promising from the outside of the pot. Just looks a matt grey. However, as soon as you open the pot and look inside, you're greeted with the welcoming sight of a very uniform, shiny, mirror-like chrome paint. This is quite unlike 'metal' model paints, which have to be constantly stirred to get the metal particulates evenly mixed.I bought this to touch up the chrome lines and lettering on the black plastic control fascia of an old Garrard AP76 table. I'm not in the zone to do it right now but I was itching to see what it looks like. So, I did a little test on the reverse of the fascia which will never see the light of day after re-fitting.Well, I have to say that it really is amazing. Good opacity and goes on evenly. It is indistinguishable from the original Garrard chrome paint. Sure, it's pricey but good paint always is and if you need to do a job properly, it's always best to use quality materials. For my touch up jobs, I imagine this little pot will last my lifetime.