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Chameleon Pigment – Budget / Lower Quality Grade

Basic Colour-Shift Pearl Powder for General Use

This is an economical, lower-grade chameleon pigment designed for customers who want a simple colour-shift effect without the high cost of premium pigments. The pigment gives a light to medium colour change, mainly visible under strong light or on darker base coats.

✨ Key Features (Lower Grade) �� Light Colour Shift

The colour travel is not very sharp and appears soft. Works best on black or dark base to show any visible shift.

�� Medium Pearl Texture

The mica particles are slightly uneven, giving a basic pearl shimmer rather than a smooth chrome or deep chameleon effect.

�� Suitable for General Use

Best for projects where strong transformation is not required:

• DIY coatings

• Small craft items

• Resin art

• Inks, hobby paints

�� Economical Option

This grade is meant for cost-sensitive buyers who want colour effect but do not need high-end automotive quality.

�� Colour Appearance

Since it is a budget pigment:

• The shift is subtle, not very bright

• The effect improves under sunlight

• Results vary depending on clear coat and mixing technique

Common mild shifts include:

• Green → Light gold

• Purple → Blue tint

• Bronze → Soft red

�� Recommended Uses

• Craft paints

• Resin jewellery & small decorative items

• Low-budget custom work

• Basic screen printing

• Small coating projects

(Not recommended for high-end automotive or professional finishes.)

⚠️ Limitations (Clearly Mentioned)

• Not a strong chameleon effect

• Particle size may be slightly inconsistent

• Needs good clear coat to look better

• Coverage is lower compared to premium grades

• Not suitable for full car respray / premium detailing jobs

Packaging

• 10g / 50g / 100g

• 1kg on bulk order

Why Choose This Grade?

• Best option for low-price projects

• Decent pearl effect at minimum cost

• Easy to mix and apply

• Ideal for beginners and hobby artists

 

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