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is there any spray that is clear but has flake in it just like some real lowriders have it
yea i know your paintings are badass and i really want to make my impala show worthy i already painted boyds grape pearl with a gold base now im just waiting for my folocking and the foil to arrive to finish it and also some wire rims do u have some mad that you dont needOriginally posted by The Mad Modeler@Nov 30 2003, 07:33 PM
you can get some from craft stores such as Micheals but......
you gotta watch which ones you get. most of it is big flake. which makes the car rough as hell like if you dropped it in the dirt with the paint still wet.
so look at the caps and get something really fine.
you can get it in a couple differant colors too.
But my personal prefferance is to use it with Kandies.
Spray your primer,
Spray your base,
Spray 1 - 2 light coats of Kandy,
Spray the glitter coat,
lay down another couple light coats of Kandy,
Then go with a good 2 -3 coats of Testors HIGH GLOSS #1814
some people might agree or dissagree with my methods, it's all a personal taste.
It's up to you, I was only suggesting how i go about using the product to kind of lead you in the right direction.
You've seen some of my paint jobs![]()
Good Luck! :thumbsup:
sounds good man :thumbsup:Originally posted by caprice on dubz@Nov 30 2003, 06:42 PM
yea i know your paintings are badass and i really want to make my impala show worthy i already painted boyds grape pearl with a gold base now im just waiting for my folocking and the foil to arrive to finish it and also some wire rims do u have some mad that you dont need
i would agree. i use the ones from KRYLON. glitter spray, they have gold, chrome, multi, purple, green, red, and blue and also use Testors HIGH GLOSS #1814, good shitOriginally posted by The Mad Modeler@Nov 30 2003, 06:33 PM
you can get some from craft stores such as Micheals but......
you gotta watch which ones you get. most of it is big flake. which makes the car rough as hell like if you dropped it in the dirt with the paint still wet.
so look at the caps and get something really fine.
you can get it in a couple differant colors too.
But my personal prefferance is to use it with Kandies.
Spray your primer,
Spray your base,
Spray 1 - 2 light coats of Kandy,
Spray the glitter coat,
lay down another couple light coats of Kandy,
Then go with a good 2 -3 coats of Testors HIGH GLOSS #1814
some people might agree or dissagree with my methods, it's all a personal taste.
It's up to you, I was only suggesting how i go about using the product to kind of lead you in the right direction.
You've seen some of my paint jobs![]()
Good Luck! :thumbsup:
thats what i do 98% of the time is use a metallic base and Kandy over it.Originally posted by 1ofaknd@Nov 30 2003, 08:11 PM
You can also get a metallic paint, and just spray several coats on thin and then spray a couple heavy coats, gives it a scaled down flake look. Instead of that big ass silver dollar flake.