Chameleon Paint?

Ok heres the deal: Im doing a show case computer (i no lol) for my work. After researching I bought an air compressor and sprayer. I bought a 3m respirator and non iso-cyanate paints. So heres my question: how should i apply the paint? primer -> chameleon -> clear -> chameleon -> clear? or should i primer -> chameleon -> primer -> chameleon -> clear? ive herd many differnet storrys.

I think you need to read a little more if you got those farfetched ideas.

Primer, base (or in this case 1st stage Chameleon -> 2nd Stage ->3rd stage (if there is one)), then clear.

yea where the hell did you learn to paint like that, lol. like mike said primer than base then ur 2nd stage and 3rd then clear.

soo what should i use as a 2nd stage ?

all i no is primer -> flat black -> chameleon -> clear

Are you using cheapo stuff then? The good stuff, (HoK is a brand that I think has the multiple stages) has multiple stages/layers, and is a shitload more expensive.

i was lookin at the saphre chameleon at AutoAir colors or one of the many at HoK (house of kolor). so i take it they come with many little cans of differnet stages. thanks for the info even im getting noob beated lol

another thing how much paint will 4 ounces paint? will it cover a car door about 3 or 4 times? im doing a computer case so im trying to average everything out