Spaz Stix Multi-Color Change Spray Paint (Green/Purple/Teal) (3.5oz)

I have been using Spaz Stix for years and pretty much only use their paints for my trucks now. The color change paint is a little bit tricky. You have to be sure to use several light coats instead of a few heavier ones. Because it is almost clear when you spray it on (can or brush) it is really easy to overdo it. Also need to let each coat dry 15+ minutes before the next one. The heavy coat is probably why it cracked :(. As far as backing I have found the color changers to be a bit dark when backed with black. I tested a few things out and you can mist it with Metalic Silver or a touch or Chrome before the Ultimate Black Backer to make it really pop. Hope that helps all :)

Dude, you are just a complainer. You are the one of the dou* that gives people wrong information about the product that they r looking into. I don't know how good this product is since I'm just starting to look into it but I can tell you are just one of those. You must have done something wrong to have that sort of situation. I've never even heard of that. Maybe you should've used enamel coating after the painting. Even w/o it, it shouldn't have happened. If you can't give accurate info about something, don't even write. And Patrick, you too, is dumb. You don't seem to know how to use it correctly and you obviously messed it up. Just keep your mess to yourself. Why bother to write a review that only tells us that you're dumb? LOL

Hello I usually don’t write reviews, but after I read some of these 1 star comments couldn’t help myself. I spayed the material in light even coats, about 4 to 5 very light with about 10 minutes flash time. This product like friggin amazing ? I backed it with 2 medium coats of black enough to cover. And Bang, one of the nicest looking bodies I own. The trick is to take your time, don’t rush it. And u will have a great finished body also. Mark

This took a can of practice before I really figured it out but these color changing paints are great. They do go on quite clear compared to normal paints so you need lots of light to see what you're doing, but they look awesome when done correctly. I haven't used the prep paint but I did make sure the surfaces were totally clean before spraying. Do yourself a favor and buy a couple of cans. At first you'll probably go through more than you need making the coats really thick, be careful as this can cause blotches. The paint doesn't seem very special until you get a black backing on it and see it in the sun, then you'll love it.

I purchased the Spaz Stix prep, the color changing paint, and the high gloss backer . I followed the instructions to a t and painted a Proline raptor body. It came out pristine until I took my truck out to the track. Within 10 minutes the paint started chipping and flaking off for no apparent reason . I was like WTF! I looked on the bottom of the paint can and it had a mfg of 2/5/08- I don't know if this has anything to do with it but now my body is horrible looking! Thanks Spaz Stix.lol. It'll be the last time I use your product!