Chamelean Paint

[PUREPWR]

How do I paint chamealan? How come everytime I see it, it is the traditional teal and purple scheme going. Are those the only colors that car be done? I want to get my car painted triple black with silver ghost flames. Then have everything under the hood chamelan black and silver. Is this possible?
thanks
tom

[88LT1Camaro]

i had a buddy with a 93 v6 ttop camaro with the chameleon paint and yea it was a teal that would change to blues and purples....looks nice i would look at house of kolor paints. i have painted a few cars with their products and i was happy with the results

[Injuneer]

The chameleon colors are also made by DuPont and PPG.... the guy that painted my hood claimed the paint costs $25/ounce.... = $800 a quart.

[MN6WS6]

They don't make a chameleon black or silver. You can get purple, blue, green; or red, yellow, orange. That's the standard ones you see, 3 color shifts. Now they do make some that shift like 7 times, but they are always a "red to yellow" or a "green to purple" shift, because the tints in them allow them to do that. I've never seen one that crossed the rainbow so to speak, with both red-yellow, and green-purple shifts. I had once seen a picture of a house of color flip they were trying to do where it shifted everything, but as far as I know it was never released.

By the way, in case you're wondering why they can't flip white, silver, or black; black absorbs all color, hence making it black. White reflects all color, hence it being white. Silver is kinda like a mirror, it reflects more than it absorbs. The trick with flipping paint is having a color that will "tint" the undercoated paint, instead of "coloring" over it.

I don't know if you've ever seen chameleon on a black car, but it is evil looking. I saw some chameleon flames on a square body F150 once, and the flames actually looked like they were moving. I had planned on doing that to my car, but instead I'm going to do my bike.

[raroZ28]

I've been told a chameleon paint job runs about 8-10K. Not sure though.