Blue to Purple Kolorshift Paint Super Flash Pearls 4779BP
These pigments work with any base clear, blender, or binder for a fantastic paint job!
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Blue to Purple Kolorshift Pearls® 4779BP are white in color in the bag, but are transparent particles with a chameleon reflection. That makes them okay to spray over other colors (if you know what you are doing).
We at Paint With Pearl believe that this is one of our newest and flashiest colors in the Kolorshift Pearls® paint spectrum. This Blue to Purple Kolorshift Pearls looks better in person, but custom paint often does. Our Ghost Chameleon Pearls® have several color-changing aspects, but photography tends to capture only a few of them. We priced a similar paint at the automotive paint store, and they were asking 3000 dollars per gallon. Our 25-gram bag is easily stirred into a mixed quart of reducer and binder/clear coat. These ghost Kolorshift Pearls® paint pigments are easy to mix and spray to create your own custom paint job for any project, whether it be car, motorcycle, watercraft, or in the home. It will mix with any clear finish, so it is good for fiberglass as well. Try our Blue to Purple Kolorshift Pearls® for a truly expensive looking custom paint job.
Any of our 4779 4769 4759 series Kolorshift Pearls pigments can be considered to be Ghost Kolorshift Pearls®. We have had Kolorshift Pearls® in stock since 2008, and our competitors can’t touch us on prices. We intend to keep our prices the lowest on the market. If you have any questions, check out our FAQ page on Chameleons or Contact us! We are here to help in any way that we can. There is a reason we are called The Original.
All of our Kolorshift Pearls are compatible with vehicle dip, and we were the first to supply dip companies with pigments. We were the pioneers who introduced Plasti Dip Pearls to the world. For years we have been selling metallic paint pigments, pearl pigment, kandy paint, and Temperature Changing Paint for your custom paint jobs. Shop with us…the leader in Paint Pigments and Pearl Pigments Since 2005