Gilding paste that can be applied by cloth or finger depending on how seriously you take your skincare.

Creates a brilliant metallic lustre that mimics traditional gilding, excellent for touch ups on picture frames and plaster work but suitable for application on any porous surface. Non porous surfaces would need to be abraded slightly to help with adhesion.

For intricate, detailed surfaces you can dilute Goldfinger with a little White Spirit or Turpentine so that it can be brushed on.

We also stock Treasure Gold Gilding Paste, a very similar product but Goldfinger has been asked for by name so often we thought we might as well add to our range. That's the power of branding for you!

Surely the Gilding Paste was inspired by the popularity of the Bond film, but the villain in the film was actually named after the Brutalist Architect Erno Goldfinger. Apparently Ian Fleming hated the sight of the tower blocks he designed for London so made him the villain of the piece. Quite like the Balfron Tower myself....