Rust-Oleum 384335 Specialty Color Shift Spray Paint, 11 oz,Iridescent Shimmer

Amazing thick and glossy finish: all the colors offered are fantastic with a great metallic sheen. #1 for the price. Dries quickly and goes on easy.

This spray paint looks awesome when finished. The color shift effect really stands out and changes depending on the lighting and angle, which gives projects a unique look. It sprays evenly and goes on smooth as long as you use light coats. Using a black base definitely makes the effect pop more. Great for custom projects if you want something different from standard paint.

I tried this on white first. It barely showed up. The directions say use black primer first and you really have to do that. I tried it over dark navy on another project and it was pretty but not as good as black. It is awesome ! I got it in all colors available. My yard art and pots are getting a makeover.

This stuff is awesome. Vivid colors - looks just like samples. Suggest buying extra, if you want the colors to be very obvious, it can take several coats.

This paint is amazing as most all Rust-oleum products are. Side note, they specify using a black paint for a base, black primer is different than black paint and will yield different results. Black gloss gives you a deeper look but takes more coats. I did notice a side effect of the paint as it sprays it actually produces small fine hair like strands as it leaves the can and acts like small pet hair. Can be easily removed with light wet sanding. The finish is awesome and color change is a conversation starter. Im super picky and have to remind myself im using and aerosol can and not painting a Ferrari. Results are pretty good.

Very nice color and the shifting looks really nice, but a dark or black under coat is a must. The pain also seems kind of thin and will run and drip. sp be careful with that :)

Very cool paint, that looks fantastic. Make sure you follow the instructions and use a black base coat (I used a high gloss primer). One can got me 3 coats on this guitar and I think it came out great.

Using it in a diy bass build. Not done yet, but you can see the copper to green color shift. Very cool. I had to sand down the body and start over. My fault! If you’re doing a project like this, do multiple light coats and let it dry sufficiently between coats. When I sprayed too much at once, it dripped and ran and the color didn’t come out as cleanly. Also, use their black base coat. Worth the money.