Spaz Stix Electric Blue Fluorescent Airbrush Ready Paint, 2oz (SZX02250)
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Make your custom body shell stand out with Spaz Stix Electric Blue Fluorescent Airbrush Ready Paint, 2oz Bottle. Specially formulated for clear polycarbonate RC car bodies, this high-grade enamel paint delivers intense, eye-popping color designed to catch attention on any race track.
Bring ultra-vibrant neon styling to your custom scale builds with Spaz Stix Electric Blue Fluorescent Airbrush Ready Paint, 2oz Bottle. Engineered specifically for clear Lexan and polycarbonate RC vehicle bodies, this enamel paint comes pre-thinned so you can pour it directly into your airbrush and start spraying. Because fluorescent shades are translucent by nature, applying multiple light coats prevents runs while building up deep color consistency. To make the electric blue color pop with maximum glow and opacity, always back your finished paint job with Spaz Stix Solid White Backer (SZX00200 or SZX00209).

Spaz Stix Electric Blue Fluorescent Airbrush Ready Paint, 2oz
What backing coat is required for Spaz Stix Electric Blue Fluorescent Airbrush Ready Paint, 2oz Bottle?
To achieve full neon intensity and opacity, you MUST back Spaz Stix Electric Blue Fluorescent Airbrush Ready Paint, 2oz Bottle with Spaz Stix Solid White/Backer (part SZX00200 or SZX00209).
Is Spaz Stix Electric Blue Fluorescent Airbrush Ready Paint, 2oz Bottle safe for polycarbonate RC car bodies?
Yes, Spaz Stix Electric Blue Fluorescent Airbrush Ready Paint, 2oz Bottle is specifically formulated to adhere flexibly and securely to clear polycarbonate (Lexan) RC car and truck bodies.
Do I need to thin Spaz Stix Electric Blue Fluorescent Airbrush Ready Paint, 2oz Bottle before spraying?
No, Spaz Stix Electric Blue Fluorescent Airbrush Ready Paint, 2oz Bottle comes pre-thinned straight from the factory and is ready to pour directly into your airbrush.
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