Black Magic paint.

[Retired]

Hi,

Sorry Joe I did try to keep the rain over our bungalow; at least it had he decency to let me wash the brush out before it started; it had been dry all day up till then but I do have my own personal black cloud keeping me company.

Thanks Gary; only black as far as I know hence the name Black Magic. Perhaps some day other colours will be introduced?

I won't even try to convince you Lawrence about the properties of this Black Magic paint because like you I trust things that have stood the test of time and been proved to be good. I'm unable to comment about the longevity of this paint having only just started to use it.

One thing I am sure of is that if plastic guttering/pipes are painted with standard undercoat and gloss eventually the paint will detach; I did paint our plastic items about four years ago with Leyland paint and so far it is holding up but I'm sure if Leyland paint was painted onto a plastic bottle then the bottle was screwed up it would fail instantly; if ever you get the chance to watch this Black Magic paint being demonstrated on the Ideal World shopping channel it is most impressive.

Plastic garden planters can very quickly be turned into highly expensive cast iron planters with a coat of this paint as can gutters and drainpipes etc. Generally reviews are good but with a few disappointments thrown in as seen here;

http://www.idealworld.tv/Black+Magic+Pai...15928.aspx

The first coat covered well but I think a second coat will give the result I'm looking for.

The first paint manufacturer that brings out a paint which can be applied a dries under water will get my vote then perhaps my cloud will take a hike?

Kind regards, Col.