KonFusion Chameleon Color Changing Paint Powders – 25 grams

How many colors can you see in the chameleon paints?

The number of colors shown in the chameleon paints depends on the person, the viewing angle, the base color, application technique and lighting. We’ve had customers that report seeing only two and other customers report seeing 10. The best way to decide to review the videos linked in the gallery.

Is it difficult to apply chameleon paint?

Yes. Chameleon colors are among the most difficult colors to apply. If the chameleon layers are not applied evenly the finish will look mottled or “cloudy” with light or dark spots or have streaks. Make sure to only use professionals skilled in applying chameleon paints.

Can you mix the different chameleon colors to get more “flip” colors?

Generally, no. When different colors are mixed together (for example mixing KF01 with KF05) the colors often just change the colors that you see and not the number of colors. In many cases combining the different colors together makes a color that is not as vibrant as the colors used as directed by themselves.

How much paint do I need?

The amount of paint you will need depends on a lot of factors including the size of the vehicle you are painting, how much of the vehicle you are painting, which color you use, your spray equipment, and the technique and skill of your painter. Generally speaking a gallon kit of paint is enough for the outside and jambs of a small to medium sized vehicle. Larger vehicles or if you are painting more than the outside and jambs will require more paint. Quart kits are generally enough paint for motorcycles and golf carts. However, if you have a large motorcycle or golf cart with a lot of pieces you might need an additional quart kit.

Which clear should I use?

We highly recommend the UC-210 UreChem HS Glamour clear. The UC-210 has been proven to offer more UV protection than most clears on the market which extends the life of your finish. Our 2K MS clear is a good choice in colder weather or when you need a faster drying product.

Which activator and reducer should I use?

The activator and reducer to select depends on the size of the vehicle or parts you are painting, the temperature, and your air movement. Generally speaking when painting a 30%+ of a car’s surface area at once you’ll want medium or “standard” reducer and activator as it is called for vehicle surface temps up to 85F. For temperatures above that slow is the better choice. Generally fast is only recommended for smaller areas in cooler temps.

How much is shipping, and how long will it take before I get my kit?

Shipping cost is based on order total. Orders over $400.00 will ship for free to the lower 48 states, while orders under $400 will ship for a flat fee (see table below).

Most orders arrive in 3-5 business days, only we may need a day or two to fill your order during our busy season. Be sure to watch your inbox for your shipping notification email, which will include a tracking number.

Why are your products so much more affordable than big name brands?

Our unique sales and marketing strategy allows us to save substantial amounts of money by not hiring a national sales force to distribute our products. Furthermore, we do not have large marketing budgets based off exorbitant costs of race and show sponsorships.

How good is your product?

It’s excellent!

We conduct advanced testing on every coating to verify that it meets our standards for durability and wear. Our testing process utilizes expensive equipment that simulates several years of extreme weather. The weather is we simulate is very hard on paint: high heat and high humidity, wet freezing rain, and extended UV exposure. While our testing device can simulate 2 years of weather in just a few weeks, most paint companies don’t bother with this type of testing becasue of the effort and expense.

We’ve always believe the quality of our products will be the key to our success, and we’re proud to say we have thousands of 5-star reviews on both our website and our store on eBay.

Does this product meet local VOC requirements?

Local VOC (volatile organic compound) requirements can vary, so you should check local regulations before purchasing. We know there are some areas that require the use of a “low VOC” automotive paint, and we offer an extensive line of low VOC paints for customers in these areas. For more information, please contact us, and be sure to let us know your address (including zip code).

Do you have photos of your paint on cars and bikes?

Yes! Check out our photo gallery.