Looking for a certain kind of paint.

Step 1: Spray on a bright color (Neon green, metallic gold, etc...)
Step 2: Let dry.
Step 3: Sray on an overcoat, usually black.
Step 4: Let dry.

Now the thing is, the black overcoat shrinks a bit, and you get random cracks that show up, and the brightly colored undercoat shows through.

It turns out being almost a marble look.

I checked all of the spraypaint websites, and the closest I could find was "wrinkle finish", but I can't see the picture big enough to tell if thats what I'm looking for.

Any ideas?

Will this work?

http://www.valsparpaint.com/en/find-the-right-product/interior/spray-paint/crackle-basecoat.html

That is very close, but not quite it.

The stuff I remember ends up looking more like giraffe spots when its done. The spots are the black, and the lines between the spots are the undercoat.

You're probably thinking of powdercoat.


http://www.prismaticpowders.com/colors/PPS-4765/

I ended up going a whole different route.

I painted the parts in a stone texture spray paint.
Then I painted the parts with gloss black.

So now it looks kinda sorta like truck bed liner, but with a much finer "grain", and its shiny.

I"ll be painting a few coats of clear over it next.

I'll take some pics.