Ready-to-Spray Silver Metal Flake – Pre-Mixed Automotive Flake

Vanderslice Ready-to-Spray Silver Metal Flake

Get the sparkle without the measuring and mixing. Vanderslice Ready-to-Spray Flake is professionally pre-mixed and spray-ready, giving custom painters an easy way to achieve brilliant metallic flake coverage with consistent distribution and smooth application.

Our silver flake is suspended in a sprayable clear medium and available in multiple flake sizes, including our popular Tri-Mix, which combines three different flake sizes for added dimension and sparkle.

Simply shake thoroughly, pour, and spray.

Choose Your Flake Size

• .004 Fine Flake – Smaller, refined sparkle for smoother, more subtle metallic coverage
• .006 Medium Flake – A balanced flake size with noticeable sparkle and dimension
• .008 Flake – Larger, more pronounced sparkle for a bolder custom finish
• Tri-Mix (.004 / .006 / .008) – Three flake sizes blended together to create greater depth, dimension, and visual movement

Available Sizes

8 oz • Quart • Gallon

Why Choose Ready-to-Spray Flake

• Professionally pre-mixed
• No measuring flake or intercoat required
• Ready for your spray gun
• Consistent flake distribution
• Buildable sparkle and coverage
• Multiple flake sizes available
• Great for layering underneath candy colors
• Designed for custom automotive finishes

Perfect For

Lowriders, custom cars, motorcycles, lowrider bikes, helmets, bicycles, guitars, custom panels, artwork, show vehicles, and specialty paint projects.

How to Apply

Shake or stir thoroughly before and periodically during application to keep the metal flake evenly suspended.

Apply in light, even coats until the desired flake coverage is achieved.

For the classic Vanderslice flake finish, we recommend spraying over a silver basecoat, especially when maximum coverage and brilliance are desired.

Once the desired flake coverage is achieved, apply your candy color if desired and finish with a compatible automotive clearcoat.

Professional Tip: Metal flake size can affect spray-gun setup. Make sure your fluid tip/nozzle is appropriate for the flake size being sprayed.

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