I know that iridescent paint job exist I have not had any luck finding a deep emerald to a Copenhagen blue (I belive in car colors they are referred to as "noble green & noble blue) or simillar. Any help in this frustrating search will be appreciated.

 

I don't know the paint code, but try looking in the GM colors from the late 90's to early 00's. They used it a lot on the Suburban/Tahoe. It may be a more subtle transition than what you are looking for, but its a start.

 

There are chameleon colour that will shift from blue to green...Look at HOK, PPG or ALSA. They all have that type of thing, Alsa would probably be the cheapest, but they have good product, also there was a factory mazda colour taht had a blue green flop on the RX7's back in the mid late 90's. Oh and if you want to go waterborne then autoair paints have some killer iridescant colours....If you want any more info or more exact info just ask, I have been doing custom paint for some time and I could defiantely narrow down some product for you.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by DDEVIANT1 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">There are chameleon colour that will shift from blue to green...Look at HOK, PPG or ALSA. They all have that type of thing, Alsa would probably be the cheapest, but they have good product, also there was a factory mazda colour taht had a blue green flop on the RX7's back in the mid late 90's. Oh and if you want to go waterborne then autoair paints have some killer iridescant colours....If you want any more info or more exact info just ask, I have been doing custom paint for some time and I could defiantely narrow down some product for you.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Thanks alot you have been very helpful. All of the shops that I talked said they can do green to black or blue to black. Thanks again for your experienced knowledge.