Burning Gold

Burning Gold is a part of the COLORSHIFT CHAMELEON METAL PAINT series by Green Stuff World, known for its ability to produce a colorshift visual effect that changes based on the viewing angle.

Key Features:

• Made without animal products and is non-edible.
• Best results are achieved with an airbrush application.
• Requires application over a gloss black basecoat for optimal effect enhancement.
• Contains ultra-fine pigments in an acrylic COLORSHIFT™ formula.
• Non-toxic, water-based, non-flammable, and latex-free.
• Allows for the creation of various colorshift effects over different basecoat colors.

Burning Gold is an excellent choice for model makers and hobbyists who want to achieve a unique and eye-catching colorshift effect on their projects. Its high-quality formulation ensures ease of application and durability, making it suitable for a variety of projects. Whether you are a beginner or a professional, Burning Gold will add a touch of sophistication and style to your creations.

Uses: Shake well and apply over BLACK basecoat. For the best effects, use gloss blackcoat so it will increase the effect.
Semitransparent chameleon paints could also be applied over other basecoat colours to achieve different colorshift effects. Paint
very very light coats till maximum colour shows up and basecoat is no longer visible. Each coat should be dried before applying the next coat. Use varnish only when paint is totally dried.

Contents: This offer includes an acrylic COLORSHIFT^TM Chameleon colour with ultra fine pigments. Non-Toxic Waterbased paint. Non-Flameable. No Latex. 

Note: This paint has a totally normal whitish appearance. We recommend shaking well before using for an optimal pigment mixture. Depending on the shape and size of the object on which the paint is applied, the chameleon effect will be better appreciated. We recommend its use on curved surfaces, it will reflect light better than flat surfaces. If the surface is very small, the effect may not be appreciated, it will always depend on how the light strikes.

Warning: Very extreme and long periods of exposure to temperatures below -10 ° C could freeze the paints with unpredictable results.