Rust-Oleum 1903830 Frosted Glass 11-Ounce Spray, Frosted Glass

by Rust-Oleum

• Tough acrylic resin scatters light coming through the glass
• Great for stenciling
• Designed to give a decorative etched glass look to windows, mirrors, shower doors, and more
• For use on interior side of windows and doors only
• This item is not for sale in Catalina Island

Product Description

From the Manufacturer

Rust-Oleum 1903830 11-Ounce Glass Spray Paint, Frosted Rust-Oleum Specialty Frosted Glass Spray adds a semi-transparent coating for decoration or privacy. Apply to glass or mirrors. Creates the look of custom etched glass when applied with stencils. Rust-Oleum 1903830 11-Ounce Glass Spray Paint, Frosted Features: Semi-transparent frosted coating for privacy or decorative uses Tough acrylic resin scatters light coming through the glass Lets light through without letting anyone see through...for complete privacy Also designed to give a decorative etched glass look to window, mirrors, shower doors, and more Great for stenciling, decorating your kitchen and bath Frosted glass rosol.

Product Description

Rust-Oleum 1903830 11-Ounce Glass Spray Paint, Frosted Rust-Oleum Specialty Frosted Glass Spray adds a semi-transparent coating for decoration or privacy. Apply to glass or mirrors. Creates the look of custom etched glass when applied with stencils. Rust-Oleum 1903830 11-Ounce Glass Spray Paint, Frosted Features: Semi-transparent frosted coating for privacy or decorative uses Tough acrylic resin scatters light coming through the glass Lets light through without letting anyone see through...for complete privacy Also designed to give a decorative etched glass look to window, mirrors, shower doors, and more Great for stenciling, decorating your kitchen and bath Frosted glass rosol.

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

84 of 84 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Pretty good, but has drawbacks March 14, 2011

By R. Chu

This product works as promised - however there is a bit of streaking, if you really look at it. Not really noticeable for most things(ie. windows) - but kinda noticeable on my glass coffee table.

**Tips on application**
(1) The glass has to be vertical (ie on the door or piece put up against a wall) for this product to work properly - otherwise it will get really bad streaks (I learned the hard way with horizontal glass pieces)
(2) You really have to make sure the spray is within 10"-12" of the surface - if its too close, you will get streaks, if its too far away the spray particles will partially solidify before making contact with the glass, and brush off like dust.
(3) Spray with overlap and slowly, When doing a continuous spray, perform the turns off the glass (and onto the masked/paper off sides) - so you don't get "spots" on the edges.
(4) If you still have noticeable streaks after a 3rd pass, don't try to fix it - it will most likely get worse if attempting to fix it
(5) If you mess up, it cleans off with water and some paper towels and bit of elbow grease....if you can, let the water soak for 10 minutes or so, then wipe hard....

38 of 39 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars I LOVE THIS STUFF!!! January 21, 2011

By M. H. Harris

I've read several reviews from more than one site on this product; some good, some not so good. So I decided to give it a try. Although I also purchased a roll of window film because I just couldn't decide. Needless to say once my husband and I discussed our options we went with the spray (mostly because it seemed like the process would be much easier not to mention 5-6 times cheaper). And to my surprise it worked perfectly. I made sure the glass was clean and dry, I shook the can several times before I sprayed it. It dried evenly with no streaks. There were just a few open spots so I sprayed another coat after allowing the first coat to dry for awhile - and it was perfect! I was so excited with results on the front door, I used it on the top and bottom of my three window pane back door. I will be returning the expensive window film.... Thank you Rust-Oleum for such an awesome and affordable product. Now the test will be to see how long the finish will actually last. I'll keep you posted (^_^)

41 of 43 people found the following review helpful

3.0 out of 5 stars Works, but scrapes off VERY easily October 18, 2011

By Luke R. Dalach

I used this Frosted Glass paint on window in the bathroom. It was between this and the contact-type film application. I followed the directions and had good success with an even look. Just spray 6-8 inches away. I found that after 3 coats, there was no change in the look, so three seems maximum.

But we accidentally took a a squeegee to the paint and a bunch of it scraped off. Also, our fingers hit the paint when we opened and closed the window and the paint also scraped off.

I called Rustoleum and they suggested putting a clear enamel over it, but to test it first because the enamel on the Frosted Glass might change the color.

We're going to scrape it off and use the film instead.

I think that if the window is in a NO traffic/use area, I would use this again. It's easier to apply. BUT it just scrapes off too easily.