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Krylon spray paint is the best. Use the standard non-gloss can if you want to paint it, but have the possibility to take it off. Use Krylon Fusion, if you want it too be permanent.

I second that. I used Krylon Fusion on my sniper (see my pics in that section) and it works perfectly on either metal or plastic. Also, make sure to get a non-gloss can of polyurethane to coat it after the silver dries. This serves two purposes, it protects the silver coat from wear (so you wont have to do touch ups that often) and it also makes the slide smooth since most all spray paints will make plactic feel chalky and rough. You can get the clear coat in most craft stores if you cant find it in a hardware place.

USe non gloss paint so you can take it off if youmake a mistake, fo rme it is really hard to design things on guns (tried to make my old E1 g36 neon green yucky yellow and retarted red lol!!)
but if it is one color use Krylon permanenet paint, (u can paint over it)

Nope, get this: http://www.globalindustrial.com/gcs/product/productInfo.web?infoParam.itemKey=30137875

PS: some guns looks good in gold: DEagles, 1911's for example. Glocks do NOT. You've been warned.

Dont buy it online then, just go to a hardware store or something and pick up a single can for 3 bucks