Rustoleum Color Shift Spray Paint, 11 ounce, Cosmos Blue

First if you know how to use this properly you will be amazed at the end result.1. Use a Black Base cost, can be flat, gloss or even metallic (I chose metallic as a test and it was quite great) - Spray light coat(s) until covered do not spray heavy Allow to dry totally2. When you spray the color shift keep it away from the model at least 8"-10" spray lightly and evenly in light coats3. to achieve the maximum effect plan on 3-4 light coats over a 2 day period to allow full drying time.The end result is jaw dropping as you turn the model the color will drastically shiftThere is NO need to gloss coat, but I was curious so I spray one with a flat clear and it made it look like a denim finish that was also very cool to look at.Experiment and Enjoy

Great color. Shows up very well on a black base, I didn't need to do multiple coats or anything.

Beautiful! Be sure to paint whatever you're using it on black, I used matte black. Shake the can really well and don't spray too close from object, I held it a foot or two away and just did it in sweeps, I messed up and went too close and it got goopy and almost white but I just repainted it black and fixed it, it was easy. Beautiful coverage! It shines differently depending on the light hitting it and it dries rather quickly! I purchased it for an old sun faded razor bike that was going to be thrown out and it looks great now!!

I used the black primer that doesn’t require sanding as recommended. Then I used this for color.The color is really nice - a deep rich metallic blue. My project was a MCM lawn chair, the kind with an irregular woven pattern so I wanted a creative finish. It looks great. My only complaint is that one can didn’t quite cover the whole chair. I’m going to have to get a second can to finish it off. The iridescent effect is subtle but I like that.

This spray turned out great! It dries fast, it's easy-to-use and the shifting colors are vibrant. Overall I highly recommend this quality product.

I did the black base coat like the can says and when I put the color on it bubbled half of that off with it. This is what's left after wiping off the bubbled areas. Now I'm going to have to scrape it all down and re apply black, which was already two cans and almost $15 down the drain. Very unhappy.EDIT:Turns out there is a recoat time frame. All coats must be recoaged either in ten minutes, or after 48 hrs. No wiggle room. Anything in between will.peel it right off. Contacted the company and that was their directions. I redid it all with black base coat, the color and then a clear coat using the ten minutes method for each type and it was fine. Three stars because it's just a pain in the butt and not very clear on the can.

The product was great at first but once it started curing the paint started crinkling and destroying the base coat. I corrected and repaired a second time and the exact same thing happened. This is a result of sanding and repainting a second time.

Used this to refinish a guitar, looks killer. The color shift effect is fairly subtle until it is in bright light. Will use again, different color next time.