Modern MastersReactive Metallic Bronze (1-Gallon, ME396)

I used it on my metal stair railing. One tip is to use a red primer and paint a couple coats of the finish on but leave just the faintest red showing through. It really gives it an extra depth in my opinion. I'm not going to use the patina activator on it... if it patinas on its own that's ok.The metallic finish looks elegant and not at all gimmicky like I thought it might. I even used it on an exterior metal gate and its even better in the sun. This product is worth every penny.BTW, the bronze looks great with orange.

This turned out awsome. Primed the wall then used this, then sealed it. Make sure to thin first coat of sealant! Unless you love doing things twice. Also 20/20 hind sight, adjust the sprayer on the activator layer back and forth as you spray for a more natural look. I love the way it came out but the pattern looks man made. My spray patterns look like 1/4 moons. Still looks great. Ill upload it to /rbattlestations when i finish the rest of the room if you want to see what im talking about, so mid septemberish

I painted a concrete statue with this product. Covers extremely well. Unable to say how it will stand up to harsh weather as it hasn’t been long enough.

Used the bronze metallic paint on a sculpture I made. 1st pic is of the Modern Masters primer for metallic paints. 2nd pic is of the Modeern Masters bronze paint over the primer. 3rd pic is a couple hours after spraying on the blue patina solution by Modern Masters. I still had more than 1/3 gallon leftover after applying 3 coats. Definitely will need at least 2 coats for good coverage. The paint is really beautiful. I wanted the ages look so I generously applied the blue patina solution. I would recommend this paint!

Wonderful product! Highly recommended