Silver 150G MyGlitterWall Glitter for Emulsion Paint - Glittery Wall Decorations - Paint Additive for Ceilings, Wood, Matt, Gloss - Perfect for Indoors and Outdoors

The product was amazing and is definitely worth the price! It does say on the pack that it doesn’t mix well with “bathroom” or “kitchen” paints HOWEVER I mixed mine with my blue bathroom paint (as you see in the video) and it turned out absolutely amazing! I bought two bags and used 1 whole bag and around 60% of the second bag. The glitter really shows through and it is amazing. I definitely do recommend this for any type of paint including “bathroom” paint. The only difference I could see was the fact the paint was getting slightly thicker which actually turned out to be a bonus, as I didn’t need too many layers for the colour & glitter to show! 100% recommend. It’s cheap, easy to use and literally no hassle. You will have bits of glitter everywhere but that’s not an issue. Honestly if you’re debating whether to buy it.. I say 100% you won’t regret it.

This stuff is just amazing! If you want glittery paint then just add this, goes on the walls really nicely. Recommend!

Excellent price and looks great when added to wall paint!.

This product is really easy to use we read all the reviews first to get an idea how to use it and any other tips, so we tipped the packet in slowly into the paint while stirring it, but first we painted the wall without the glitter as advised in the reviews, we painted all in all 4 coats!! It’s lovely I love the sparkly effect on the walls but it is patchy in places we have touched up a bit and with our bed and furniture there you can’t tell as much as it’s only a feature wall but we are pleased 😀

I have read and watched videos on how to add glitter to your paint before making a purchase. That made me confident that I am buying the right product for my needs. I have applied 2 coats of the paint to my feature wall without glitter, then 3rd coat with glitter. At that point I had only about 500ml of paint left out of 2.5 lts pot. The glitter came double bagged - I was very pleased about that, as you have to be very careful about not spilling it. I have used about half a bag of glitter with 500ml of paint. Mixed it well for about 10 minutes adding glitter slowly bit by bit. Then painted the wall straight away using roller. Glitter starts showing after the paint is dry. During the day in natural light the effect is hardly noticeable (unless you stand really close & look) , but in the artificial light it is absolutely lovely from a distance! I read that you can buff the wall to make glitter come out more, but I didn't need to do that with mine. Quite happy with the result I got. The glitter doesn't come off the wall when I touch it. Another benefit of buying glitter on it's own is that you can decide how much to put in your paint - if you want just a slight sparkle use little, if you want a whole silver effect use lots!

Whilst this has been advertised as for emulsion paint I was willing to (In the name of science) try these out as an additive for the grout I was putting down in the hallway. It worked very very well, I used about 1/2 the bag of glitter to 2.5KG of Dry Grout and when done I had a nice even coverage of glitter grout. The glitter stands out very well against the Anthracite coloured grout and It has definitely proven to be better than the B&Q Glitter which just doesn't show up with any clarity. (I think the size difference helps, This is a much larger glitter then the B&Q stuff) My Only issue now is I have to clean out the B&Q glitter grout and redo with this glitter to ensure all the grout lines look the same. I will update review if anything changes after a few weeks but all looks good 1 week on.

On the surface this looked like a great product. Good reviews from a lot of customers. However, I bought this additional pack of glitter in an attempt to jazz up a dated cloakroom. I mixed it well with the silk white paint which I had already blended with some silver paint glitter with the aim to give it a bit more ‘oomph’ I’ve ended up creating a holy mess on the walls, the glitter clumped together on the roller and once dried it now looks like I have a wall full of grey damp and mold … not the look I was aiming for! 😂 I can’t leave an awful review as it’s entirely probable that this was my own silly fault. I’m now searching for options to cover over my shoddy workmanship. I’d say to anyone still with me at this point to do a patch test and make sure you’re happy with the effect before you go ‘full Monty’

Mixed 125 gmail of glitter with 1.5 liter of dulux raspberry passion pink matt emulsion. To paint open plan kitchen living room with character, we got a lovely shade of pink. It was little too much so we decided to bless it with gold glitter. Did first coat with plain colour over magnolia dry wall. Then painted glitter mixed paint with roller and it comes out super super brilliant. Every inch of wall shows gold glitter, but you have to move around to see because if light reflecting from various angles. Top Tip. Do not use paint brush. It would hide glitter particles and buff the patches with any soft cotton cloth or as I used wife nail buffer with medium to soft foam buff.