FolkArt Multi-Surface Dragonfly Glaze Multi-Surface Paint (2 oz), 44382, Red-Violet-Blue

I basically bought this as a shot in the dark at finding an interesting color to slap on some of my 40k minis. Considering a few other players actually asked me about what paint I used, and started looking into picking up a few bottles for themselves, I'd say it turned out quite well indeed. But enough on that, the paint spreads smoothly, not overly thick, you can carefully layer it on without covering up any details on your figures. The color will definitely need a few layers to truly shine, but once it does, it does so beautifully, so give it a short time to dry and slap another layer on when you're got a moment, it's worth the extra time. I'm not even a good painter and I've been able to use it as a nice accent on a few little projects.

I just did a quick test but I absolutely loved what I saw. The glitter part looks like the particles are larger, however they’re somehow not. I put a thin bit on my hand and though the glitter wasn’t huge it wasn’t the fine micro dust look either. It was a decent size, but the cool thing to me was that I could t feel the glitter at all, it was smooth, so perhaps it was the effect the company was going for. I thought it was pretty cool! This also layers gorgeously with those flash colored paints they make. It just brings out so much more forth and flash. I look forward to buying more comers and glazes.

I love these folk Art paints. I use them to glam up my garden decor. The dragonfly colors are perfect, just gives that extra something when the sun shines hits. Not that overly glittered look, just like on the colors of a dragonfly that you may not see until sun captures it just right. I have so much fun just glamming my gnomes, fairys, and even my gargoyle, but only his chain, that's all he could handle. I was able to give a chicken wire butterfly net that special little touch with this great product. Great job "Folk Art"!!!!

Fell in love with this glaze. Almost a glow in the dark look, not quite. Easy to paint. Dries quick, good coverage

I'm going through a phase of taking clear glass objects and making them iridescent. I've previously used on a clear vase/bowl by squeezing out random lines while turning object to create a swirl and it didn't chip or degrade over 2 years. But then I dropped that bowl so had to redo. It's disconcerting that it comes out white BUT make sure you give it a long dry time and it lasts. Also used to fix two iridescent vases that Amazon shipped with cracks to repaint after super gluing cracks and it melded well.

I bought two different colors, and frankly, they both look very similar. I was expecting a bit more holographic action, but the glaze is more glittery than anything else. Nevertheless, a couple of coats on my wood models gives the underlying paint some depth and no topcoat is needed for a finish.

This glaze is amazing. I paint dragons that my boyfriend 3D prints and I really wanted an iridescent one. This glaze exceeded my expectations, the color is incredible and my dragon looks fantastic.

Love this. It's always a beautiful effect