Paint with the chameleon effect, or as it is known in English, flip flop, has become popular a few years ago until today, and it is It manages to change color depending on where you look from.
It has become the favorite for customizing sports cars, but also many other means, because it inevitably attracts attention, since it is not like other paints.
What is chameleon paint?
It is also called beetle paint, although it is better known as chameleon color because, only not to camouflage, but rather to be noticed.
It achieves the chameleon effect thanks to the mother-of-pearls that make it up, as it is responsible for reflecting light in various colors, and the color change is generally double, although there are triple and quadruple ones.
Chameleon paint application
This paint can be applied directly by spray or with an airbrush, and depending on the brand, it may require around three coats for professional coverage.
On the market there are a large number of colors that range from one tone to another, such as red to orange, green to purple, gold to violet, with a holographic effect, etc.
Uses of chameleon paint
Chameleon paint has been used on different surfaces precisely because of its effect, being applied especially on means of transport such as the following: