Spaz Stix "Fireball Orange" Fluorescent Spray Paint (3.5oz)
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This is a 3.5 ounce can of Spaz Stix "Fireball Orange" Fluorescent Spray Paint. Spaz Stix is the premier brand when it comes to high-end RC Paints... whether your a seasoned PRO or just breaking into the industry you'll find that nothing beats Spaz Stix when it comes to un-surpassed quality and ease of use!
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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov Details...Reviews2.3 · 3 reviews
Flourecent orange. Big whoop. Bought at my LHS, but felt like putting the word out. This paint sucks. It's better than blue and holographic spastix paint so far only because it hasn't flaked YET on the same body. The other colors have. I have painted a ton of bodies with Tamiya spray can paint and never had this issue with flaked cracked paint. Sure can is bigger, but not even sure there is really that much more paint in the can compared to Tamiya. Nozzles also load up which makes me think less less content/pressure. Never again Spastix, no thanks. Tamiya painted bodies still rocking steady after many years and piles of race carnage. Avoid Spastix
Second time out the paint and it's already started to flake off. My mate has the same problem and yes, we do know what we're doing. I've never suffered similar problems with Tamiya paint.
Really like this color. It is like a glowing comp orange. I would recommend this color to anyone who has sight issues or depth perception issues. I plan to use this again in the future on an e-buggy body.
Reviewers are split on this fluorescent orange spray paint. One verified owner rates it 5/5, praising its bright, glowing orange appearance and planning to reuse it on an e-buggy body. Two reviewers rate it 1/5, reporting that the paint flakes or cracks, and both compare it unfavourably with Tamiya spray paint. One of them also notes that nozzles clog and questions whether the can holds more paint than Tamiya's. The main recurring issue is flaking after limited use. The reviews do not separate flaking from surface preparation or application method, and the sample is small.
- + Bright, glowing fluorescent orange colour
- + Liked by a verified owner for visibility
- − Paint flakes or cracks after limited use
- − Nozzles clog during spraying
- − Reviewers report worse durability than Tamiya paint