Chameleon paint bit

Used some leftover automotive paint

[Hardtrukr]

dude! one heck of a nice paint job!

[TheFanMan]

that's really nice, what did you use?

I used some leftover automotive paint from a pc mod project. I used Duplicolors 3 stage Chameleon Gold/Magenta paint. Depending on the angle of the light the color goes from purple-bronze-gold. More pics at

http://www.payba.net/~kolohe/bitcharg

pc mods at

http://www.payba.net/~kolohe

[payaso]

I gotta buy some of this paint... I also have to find a '64 Impala bit body to apply it to. Making a gangster bit for a drive by... LOL

silla

[MTL]

daym thats alot of views...
well its tight

[d00kie]

Originally posted by payaso
I gotta buy some of this paint... I also have to find a '64 Impala bit body to apply it to. Making a gangster bit for a drive by... LOL

silla

I think I have to steal you idea in the future...a Bit for your own stged drive bys...wheee so much fun!!!

When I painted the car I made a mask out of regular masking tape. I bascially taped the windows and lights and used an exacto knife to trim the tape. Then I sprayed the outside: first with the base coat, then with the middle coat, then the clear top coat. Since getting the bit I've gotten a 1/10 MT truck and did a body with the same paint but different color. If you have the clear bit body, I would paint it from the inside by:

1. masking the inside of the windows.
2. scuffing the inside of the clear body.
3. spraying many thin coatsd of the middle coat.
4. lastly spraying the black base coat.

Note that you won't need the clear top coat. The clear plastic body serves as this. Also note that the order in which you spray your paint is reversed.

heres my MT truck

http://www.payba.net/~kolohe/newlid/