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LuxeLacquer - Mississippi Moonlight

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Mississippi Moonlight - Deep, true navy blue. 

About LuxeLacquer

LuxeLacquer is our ultra high-gloss, oil-based enamel paint with over 96% gloss for a rich, reflective finish. Self-leveling to help minimize brush marks, it's formulated with built-in UV protection for a durable finish that holds up beautifully indoors or out. Choose from a designer-curated palette of bold, vibrant colors to make a statement on cabinets, furniture, doors, appliances, and more. Pair it with LuxeLacquer Primer for the smoothest, most flawless results, especially on unfinished or grainy surfaces.

Bright dining room with a long table, chairs, and a chandelier painted in LuxeLacquer in color Stormy Sky by Amy Howard at Home.
Chandelier Color: Stormy Sky - LuxeLacquer

Glossy, Glamorous, and Built to Last

LuxeLacquer turns everyday surfaces into high-end statements with its mirror-like shine and ultra-durable finish. Whether you're updating cabinetry, furniture, or walls, our self-leveling formula makes it easy to achieve a glass-smooth look without a top coat.

LuxeLacquer Starter Bundle — Bundle & Save!

Everything you need for a flawless, high-gloss finish.

This limited-time bundle includes LuxeLacquer in your favorite color, LuxeLacquer Primer, a 3" angled synthetic brush, and two stir sticks.

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.

The Manor Borne wall paint has raised the bar, far exceeding my expectations on pigment density! I used Mississippi Moonlight Matte finish a color drench wall that shimmers in the rooms changing light. Blown away!! Thank you :)

LuxeLacquer - Mississippi Moonlight

The info I received with the paint said it didn't need to be thinned if being brushed on. That is ABSOLUTELY incorrect. After working with it for a while it gets goopy and thick and you can tell where the brush starts (thicker paint) and where it ends (thinner paint). I now have to strip the paint and start over because the piece looks TERRIBLE. I think it will look great once it's done because the color is fabulous. But it would have saved lots of time and effort if the directions were better and more accurate. It needs to be thinned no matter the medium of application. Next time I'll know better and will probably spray it on (and thin it!!)

LuxeLacquer - Mississippi Moonlight