just in case anyone wants to use this product... I bought a couple cans of Rust-Oleum Hammered Metal finish black spray paint (see "oops I did it again) for an old filing cabinet. I was expecting something like the finish on an old socket set box; kind of a two-color glassy patterned finish. Or something like the old "Hammerite" paint but in a spray can. Well this paint produces an interesting effect, but it is completely different, more like a regular fisheye pattern. In fact I suspect that that is how they achieved it because the first coat did show through to primer in the "low spots." You really need two coats to cover correctly (and in my case doubly so, as I was using red primer not black, as I wasn't originally planning on priming the project that I'm spraying and red was what I had on hand.)
It looks OK, and I don't care enough to strip and start over, but had I known that this is what I was getting I might have just skipped it and gone with regular appliance epoxy, as this really wasn't the look I was going for.
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