Alphanamel - Alpha Orange - Enamel Paint for Pinstriping, Sign Painting, Lettering, Fine Art, 36 Colors, Multiple Sizes, 2.5 oz

The paint itself is excellent, super easy to apply. My application use case was enamel filler for metal security badges I'm customizing for work. Instead of a brush I used a toothpick to drip then spread across the application area. It looks and works great.My only 'gripe' would be, the label on the bottle is weird. The text is slightly grainy (still legible though) and the label itself has a weird stickiness to it. Nothing extreme, but if I didn't know better I'd think this was a counterfeit version of Alphanamel's product. Additionally, the product information/barcode sticker placed on the bottle for Amazon's purposes covered up some of the label information and was a bit difficult to remove. Probably nothing they can really do about the Amazon label though, it has to go somewhere.Overall though, definitely satisfied with the product.

I hate to say it works better than one shot , lays down nice and smooth

It adheres to metal. It is a high quality paint. The ivory is a warm ivory matching classic ecru yarn in terms of color. This shade worked well for my purpose. I repaired an artistic piece having metal and seashells. I would buy this brand again. It is thick and runny paint suitable for dragging across with a small brush.

works great

This is my first experience with Alpha 6 Enamels. I was drawn to their bright crisp colors on the chart and they did not disappoint!If I were to complain at all, and after all, my “first” experience with them, is I’m striping on a summit white Chevy Silverado with Alpha blue and it’s a bit tough to cover. It seems thinner than what I’m used to but, I’ll give it a chance. Colors are truly amazing!

Their paints took some learning for me, but their support was excellent. Now, I can create wonderful finishes on the antique toy boats I restore.

Needed for detail work on a project. Excellent quality when used with a natural hair brush.

I bought this hoping it would be similar to 1shot lettering enamel. If anyone is hoping for a more cost effective alternative, don't. It doesn't go on smooth, it is tacky and often feels like I am painting with elmers glue. Often dries with a somewhat opaque streaked finish, and have found the white will yellow, an issue i never had with 1shot. In my application I am using a script brush and applying paint to a painted glass surface.