Motoroil
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Radtexan
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Not an exact formula,but mix a little chart,touch of orange,clear,and some glitter,will get ya real close.
Ive got some pics Ill try to find.
Ive got some pics Ill try to find.
Ron Don
Future Sponsor
True motor oil in plastics is a changeable color. It goes from amber brown to green. Mixing it will be tuff! This color generally bleeds. I think You would need a chartreuse dye to get it. Might could mix it with a light rootbeer. I always buy it premixed tho!
Radtexan
Moderator
Sorry,,,, I didnt notice this was in the plastics section.....Never mind my recipe 
I was given a small container of hi-lite powder (i think) in the color Kiwi. I mixed it with clear powder paint and it creates a color change appearance of a pumpkin brown that shifts to a metallic (sort of) green. Hard to explain the look it makes. Pretty sure it is intended for use with plastic pouring anyway - i just mixed it with powder paint.
snake River
Member
AtticaFish said:
are you mixing powder paint with hot plastic.
snake River - No, i do not pour plastic at all, but was given the kiwi hi-lite stuff from a friend who does pour. For my own use, I mixed the kiwi hi-lite with clear powder paint for painting lead heads.
snake River said: