Color Changing Paint Green/Purple/Teal 2oz

The media could not be loaded.  Follow. The. Direction. Seriously.This is my first time using this paint, applied with my low end airbrush. To try it out, I threw down two coats of Rust-Oleum 2x Gloss black on a 30mm cube I'd printed. After that, 3 coats of this stuff and the color change was obvious. The paint flowed perfectly at 10psi with a 0.3mm nozzle. Afterwards, a single clear gloss over it. See the pic and video for yourself. (Note, cube was now smoothed out, hence the layer lines.)

Works exactly as described if you follow the instructions - several coats over a black undercoat will create a color shifting effect. You cannot brush it because it's a lacquer - has to be airbrushed. It can go over base coats other than black but that tends to just make the undercoat look metallic and not change colors. If you follow the instructions, it works.I used it on warhammer fantasy miniatures and it worked perfectly - photo doesn’t do the color shifting justice as you need to change the angle to get the color shift, but I definitely got an “oooh, how’d you do that?” response when I put them on the table.Used the green / purple / teal paint on the body and the hologram on the wings

I have been working on painting my bike this color forming cany tell you how long. I will have to update this review with pictures when I'm done. It's a beautiful color!

Looks awesome, and sprays great. Read the instructions and put on at least 4 heavy coats over a gloss black for the full effect. It works over other colors but the effect is much more subtle.

Color change isnt drastic but it is noticeable

I don't even know how to describe how happy I am with this product.

Used on several small models. First coat was not impressive, but after three light coats it was exactly as advertised.

Sprays out clear brown.