Mirror paint is a paint that is used to create the illusion of a mirror in a window to assist with privacy, help with cooling costs, or just decoration.
It is for indoor use only though, and since it is acrylic, it will adhere to glass surfaces well with not a lot of complications.
Best Mirror Spray Paint Products
Our favorite mirror spray paint products explained…
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glass spray paint
Krylon Colormaster Spray Paint
Versatile, semi-gloss paint that can be used indoors and outdoors. Easy to use and and has covering technology designed to make it more durable and last longer than other spray paints.
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mirror paint
One step, simple spray paint that will provide you with a durable, protective finish that dries in about five minutes. This paint comes in a six ounce can and a no fuss no muss way to get a quick job done.
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mirror finish spray paint
Rustoleum MIrror Finish Spray Paint
Interior metallic paint that provides a great reflective finish. The paint contains actual metal flakes that help create that shiny look. Can be used on metals, woods, and other surfaces. Designed for easy use and can cover a 12×12 surface.
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How To Make A Mirror
As with any project, gather your materials:
Steps
– Clean the window and pop out the panes of glass. Spray the panes of glass with your looking glass paint for at least two minutes.
– To get the maximum effect, you will need several coats. It is a matter of preference though. When the glass is dry, place the panes back into the window.
– Put your glass anywhere you want to have a faux window.
Spray Paint For Glass
When painting on glass, there are some paints that work better than others. The best acrylic paint to use is the Acrylic paint that has enamels in it works best because it does not take heat to set.
Choose the mirror spray paint you wish to use.
Sand down the dresser where you intend to paint.
Prime the wood after you finish sanding the dresser.
After the primer has dried, use the metallic paint.
Apply one to three coats. Allow about 24 hours to dry.
Finish up by reapplying the knobs and enjoy.
How To Remove Spray Paint From Glass
Removing spray paint from glass can be tricky. Making sure you have the right materials is key to the process.
You will need a razor blade, dish washing liquid, bucket, cloth and a cleaning pad.
Mix up cleaning water with the dishwashing liquid and warm water.
Soak your cleaning pad.
Make sure you clean the window well.
Scrape the paint with the razor blade at a 45 degree angle.
When all the paint is gone, wipe the window with your clean rag.
Repeat steps until all the paint is gone.
How To Paint Glass Windows
When painting glass, it is best to use paint brushes with natural hair. It provides smoother coverage and is applied evenly. The best coverage though, is to use a sponge because while hairbrushes do provide even coverage, sponges are more durable than the brush, and give the window the even coverage.
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