LiME LiNESprayable Automotive Metal Flake for Custom Paint

I used this twice and love it! Easy to use, takes the guess work out of it. End results look amazing

The media could not be loaded. This was my first attempt at metal flake and candy paints. Lime line had easy to use products even for the inexperienced. The videos and tutorials on YouTube guided with all their products. Highly recommend and will use again.

This flake is perfect for any project, it mixes great with clear base or clear, whatever you choose and it sprays really nice. It also lays out good ontop of lime lime silver corse or my perfered limeline black base witch gives an extra deep look. The flake is perfect to do graphics over or just use over any base for that little extra bling

Just follow the instructions on the back. Its super easy the use and apply. It's very worth the money.

First time spring, flake, and it came out perfectly. Directions on the bank make it very easy to use and you can spray it with a 1.4 nozzle tip laid out very nicely. Fantastic product!

The mix ratio is a bit heavy. If you follow instructions for my application, I needed about half of the packet per pint, then thin the clearcoat

Used this metal flake on my last project. Had great results. Really good coverage and easy to use. Ordered more and look forward to using it again. I just discovered lime line products and so far been very impressed overall! Hope this helps someone decide on a great product:) cheers!

I’m not complaining about the product, Lime Line has a great line of products, perhaps a bit on the pricey side for a baggie of shiny flakes, but for the outcome that Lime Lines sprayable flakes produce, I couldn’t ask for a better turnout, besides, everything on the planet is I bit monetarily inflated these days, so no harm done… WILL be buying again, 100% recommended, in fact, I already have to a few different painters! (The last 2 photos are only after the 1st cut and re-clear to lessen the texture, due to running out of clear, which when spraying this flake, you’ll WANT to make sure you have at least enough clear without flake leftover, so once you’ve reached full coverage or the level you’re aiming for, you have the ability to continue applying straight 2-4 coats of clear to lessen the massive texture this flake will leave you with….. trust me, words of experience… Learned the hard way….. But again, no complaints with the result!!