Vallejo - Metal Color | Silver 32 ml (1.08 fl.oz.) | Faithfully Reproduce Different Metallic Finishes

I used the steel color on plastic after sanding it and sprang it with an adhesion promoter. It was darker than expected but turned out to be an excellent base coat for the rust effect pastes and paints I used on top of it. A little went a long way—good coverage—and the manufacturer included a rattle ball in the container to help with thorough mixing.

Vallejo never disappoints with the Vallejo Metal Color - the application is always perfectly smooth and somehow, for how runny it is, the coverage rarely ever needs a second coat. You can use this with no thinner through airbrush or apply it via brush and both look spectacular. well worth the extra dollars.

I love the coverage and finish of the vallejo metal air paints. The only one I don't like is gold, which is too pale yellow for my taste. This is a nice dark metal color.

It is an excellent metallic paint. It took 2 coats to achieve the coverage i was looking for with my air brush.

A little red compared to other offerings. I love duraluminum and the other silver colored offerings in the metal color line. I think this color and the gold are lacking, and most people that have used them tend to agree. The coverage is nice, not as good as silver but still very good especially for a metallic. Mixing with a more traditional copper colored paint makes it match better. If you're looking for a deep red copper this would be great! Or you can apply and drybrush a more traditional copper for a good deep tone.

The usual high quality Vallejo product, great coverage and sprays from my airbrush pretty well also

Plain and simple, looking for a good metallic paint for a bargain price to volume ratio? Can’t go wrong with Vallejo’s model metallic paints. The color is “copper” and it has great coverage. Always remember to going with thin layers, it’s easier to build up rather than build down from a thick layer of metallic paint. Also if you’re rinsing off metallic paints, make sure you empty your rinse cup to avoid metal flakes mixing with your non-metallic paints.

This went so smooth it looked great on the model. It was so easy to airbrush on with a .35 needle. I tested to see how smooth it was. I did not thin it out as I airbrushed it on. It went on with zero issues. Dries quickly and took shading with no issues. Also it didn’t take very much to get full coverage.