Amaco RUB 'N Buff - Spanish Copper, VWARNB17

Amazing product! I've seen it used online for various purposes such as model distressing etc so I took a punt on this for some expose piping that I have. A new section of piping was added to the exposed set I have in the bathroom but the new piping was brilliantly polished copper. Applying this direct to the piping took it down in tone and left a very subtle "used" or "weathered" look that fits perfectly in with the rest. Going to look for more creative uses for this, it's super easy and fun to apply

Great product that I use a lot but have noticed that in the last couple I have had the cap can get broken easily meaning that it dries out quickly. the product itself really good though.

I had a white mirror that I loved but it did not suit my new living room decor so instead of buying new I decided to give this a go. The tube is very small but even after doing the full mirror I still have more than half a tube left so great value for money and cheaper than buying a new mirror. The colour is beautiful and so easy to apply with a cloth. I wanted a rustic look so only did one coat but there's more than enough in the tube for at least two. You only need a tiny amount at a time. The only downfall is it quickly dyes your fingers so I'd suggest wearing gloves.

My table had fade patches and I thought if I sprayed it, it would lose the texture. So I tried this instead and am so pleased! You only need a small amount at a time and a cloth. No need to seal as it is dry to touch immediately. So quick and simple! Highly recommended!

A lot darker than the pictures dries dark brown

I used rub and buff many years ago in an olive/gold colour it was wonderful this Spanish gold seems thick and congealed and hard to apply, very disappointed

Wow, what can I say about this product! Start of by using a very small amount on your finger tip and work fast or it will dry streaky, my husband applies it with kitchen roll or a cloth if its for larger areas. We used it on a foam top hat (we made it) with raised foam squares to look like metal sheets, glue gunned dots round the edges of the squares to look like nails, painted the whole hat black with acrylic paint and used this to buff over the glue. It has given a antique look to the nails and the squares look like metal!

I used this to distress brass light fittings. Very easy to use & happy with the result