I'm looking to repaint my vehicle black but would like to add a lil' something extra like a chameleon effect. I've seen different chameleon paint jobs but have you all seen any that start out with a black base then flip to other shades? I'm looking to use a PPG paint....anyone have any PPG chameleon paint codes or anything like that?

Please share some of your thoughts.
Thanks

 

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as yoda would say "much to learn...you still have.."

 

 

I wouldn't get it for 2 reasons:

1) BAD idea for a street car, it's pretty much impossible to match and blend correctly if the front end gets rock chips or if the car gets hit

2) I hate cars that aren't driven on the street (trailer queens), so that pretty much puts color-change paint out of the picture for me.

 

Yeah if you get a key scratch or rock chip or something you usually need to repaint the entire car or it wont "flow" correctly

 

for the $4000+ that you'll be dropping on the paint you could make watever the hell you're driving pretty damn fast.

 

if you want some special color-changing effect, paint your car glossy black then throw some candies or pearls overtop. don't get that stunna color-shifting crap....please.

 

i have candy and flakes and if it where to get keyed or rock chips its the same way you whouls have to spray most of the car againe. i say go for the chameleom paaint its sick *** ****.

 

some people dont know the orientation of this site do they..........dont paint i like that you will get killed later from micellaneous chips ans scratches