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Spaz Stix "Solid Blue" Spray Paint (3.5oz)
Spaz Stix

Spaz Stix "Solid Blue" Spray Paint (3.5oz)

Part # SZX126091.5(2)
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$8.49
AMain Hobbies
Seen Oct 12, 2026
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About this part

This is a 3.5 ounce can of Spaz Stix "Solid Blue" Spray Paint. Spaz Stix Solids are brilliant colors for every hobby project! These acrylic enamel paints are easy to use base coat colors with incredible coverage and premium quality.

Suggested Backer Color: Spaz Stix Solid White Backer SZX00209. While not required, backing with Solid White may make the base coat appear a shade lighter. Once you have finished painting your hobby project, apply Spaz Stix Ultra Shine Clear Acrylic Enamel SZX90109 to protect the paint from abrasive chemicals such as nitro fuel.

CA Residents Prop 65 Warning 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...

Reviews1.5 · 2 reviews

Daniel Conleyon Spaz Stix "Solid Blue" Spray Paint (3.5oz)

Put this on over top of the holographic paint. Bought at my LHS, but felt like putting the word out. This paint sucks. One can of metallic blue would save money and look better. 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.

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Aaron KauffmanVerified owneron Spaz Stix "Solid Blue" Spray Paint (3.5oz)

The color is good but the paint flakes and scrapes off easily. And the nozzle splatters a lot. I would go with Tamiya paint instead.

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