Looks good. I've been spraying and doing metal flake for 40yrs. New flakes are definitely more forgiving than the old ones lol. My technique is, my 1st coat of clear is without flake, then my next several coats of clear is with flake. I finish with 5 coats of straight clear to bury the flakes. After 24hrs or so I sand it with 1,200 grit, then shoot another 5 or 6 coats of straight clear. Then wet sand and buff it out. Did alot of '49 Mercs back in the lacquer era, 600 grit to wet sand the clear. Young bucks today are like WOW 600! Lol. 600 was the finest back then, lacquer compared to paints now are night and day too lol. Anyways I thought I'd share from one painter to another 😎 I'd love to have seen the car outside.
@@harrybottmtb8947 Depends on how many coats of clear you want and what your mixing ratio is. So if your ratio is 4:1 clear/activator and if you're using a hvlp gun, a gallon of clear would do it, giving you 5 coats of clear. I use a SATA and it does really good on saving material. When I shoot metal flake I use my Binks model 7 and then the SATA with clear, no flake. Question, what color are looking at painting and metal flake or no? Because that would change my suggestion on a gallon of clear lol
@@harrybottmtb8947 Another question is if you're doing the door jams and under the hood. I know at the car manufacturer I work at, on an average size vehicle, like a sedan or SUV, we use 3 quarts of clear, 1 to 2 coats on the jams and 4 coats overall. You can cut back on material if you use a wet look. It'll give the illusion of tons of coats, but in reality not that many coats. The clear we use it slightly thicker than the average. So a coat is basically a coat and a half due to the thickness. Back with your spray gun, depends on how open your volume setting is. Straight clear, (no flake), I set my around half open. Then I adjust according to how it's laying down etc.. I hope this gives you some idea.
Gnarly sparkle dawg looks good, I’m a body tech, if you tear down the handles mirror and body moldings etc. you have more coverage on detailed areas and less chance of peeling paint
You have to bury that in clear coat after it's done to get that orange peel out of it and then wet sand it and then buff it till it shines maybe four more coats of clear brother
I shot a few metal flake job's. Primer. Base coat. Clear and flake mix. Clear coat 2 time's. Wet sand cut and buff. Still looks good. Where are you located at homie
@@Popcorx After the base coat is laid down, Yes I mix the Metal flake with the clear coat and spray it. Next clear coat it. You'll need to repeat the clear coat a couple of times to get the Metal flake buried and orange peel out. Be sure to cut and buff.
Nice job, and you did it without spending a ton of money, just shows good prep, patience with the application of the flake in clear pays off, Congratulations
Brother, I have to say I have been afraid of metal flake all my painting life. You totally owned that car and it came out extraordinary. To have completely fixable orange peel is nothing compared to other jobs that I have seen drips, runs, lines and uneven coating where these boneheads call themselves professionals. That really was a great job. I am ONLY adding this part and please understand that I am NOT a pro but this is what I have been told so many times. If it orange peels and the jobs is not up to your standard, 2,000 grit and level out that job, then add 2 coats of clear and see your results. This all comes as respectful advise but to see what you finished with, OUTSTANDING!!!
How was your experience painting your car inside the garage? Was there a lot of contamination? I’m contemplating doing my paint job myself. I actually want to do a light/medium coverage flake and a pearl topcoat so it’s more like colorshift/chromaflair but in the colors I choose
Orange peel is never “normal” or acceptable on any paint job final product I don’t care what size flake someone uses. If there’s orange peel, the job isn’t done. Just one person’s honest opinion
What are you talking about? There's orange peel on every car that gets painted, you can try to get it as flat as possible but the only way to have no orange peel is cutting and buffing.
@@ArmaniTheGreat Right, and read what I wrote “If there is orange peel, the job isn’t done”. I’m not knocking the painter. He just presented it as if the job was complete.
I still have my Binks #7 with .086. Metalflake tip, paid. $160.00 😃😃 brand new. The metalflake that is out now is a lot better than what we had, more sparkle and better color, NICE Job. Thanks
Watch a few low rider painters and the techniques they use to get that smooth glass and high shine paint job. You can really learn a lot these days with all the free internet resources.
I like it it looks good but I prefer small flakes but that's my preference but other wise the car looks great good job and I like the fact you did it at home.
I did the same paint job on my car and wondered how it would look on a grey base. I should have tested it before hand since the car looks black when its not in the sun.
Pro-tip: get my time in with your gun your coverage is garbage. Your flashes aren't even, if you put a scale to that afterwards you'll see what I mean. Just keep on practicing you'll look back an say WOW!💪
@@jadadsr.8351 hey bro....give him props...let him do him...im sure if he was a pro he would be in a paintbooth...the result was not bad for painting in a way crowded garage....im sure he will get better at all of it...we all dint start like pros
Advice plz. When you end a pass do you let the gun trigger go then redo press it before you come the other way? Or do like him and just hold it down constantly stating the whole time?
did you use 1k primer and 1k paint as well? why? i thought that 2k paints and so are more durable and have nicer finish. also , would the final color be different if you used red base paint instead of jet black?
Yo fili mad respects bro🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼 but just a pointer I’m a painter after laying the flake lay out clear on its own without the flake it’ll come out clean and as far as the over spray put the box fans on front of you garage with the filters and block it with some plywood in between
No matter what size of flake you spray always shoot atleast 2 coats of just clear or even 3 so you don’t feel em and off course a wet sand will take all the orange peal off & the size don’t really do anything about the orange peel every paint job has orange peel till you cut and buff
I love the big flakes in paint my uncle Roy had a GT Bradley kit car buggy with the gull wing doors that had a full metallic silver sparkle look to it ....reminded me of glitter disco ball type shit it killed the street at that time this was in the late 80z
Podrías explicar cuál diferencia o xq es mejor entre jet black y cualquier otra pintura negra azabache? O si es q jet black es otro negro nada más del mercado o existe alguna garantía o mejora al usar jet black ?? Y no mencionaste q tipo de boquilla usaste específicamente para el metal 1.4 o 1.8 o cuál ??? Saludos ..
Awe man. I watch a few other guys that also do bodywork and paint. But this outcome was especially nice. Love the red flakes on black. The black fades in as you are walking around then as you look at it the red pops out. Nice effects. SprayWayCustoms and custom z warriors is my main attention for bodywork and phenomenal paint. Yours came out especially cool man. NICE!!
@@FiliManriquez. I kinda noticed that. You did this in Your own garage but the end result was awesome. Using the gun ? Keep it flowing but , stay with sections, a door, a hood, quarter panel, keeps you more focused and even. You did great. The result was cool.
For flakes i had to do it all the way because in sections i woulda had more flakes on one panel then the other.. this was my second car the first one i messed it up by doin panel by panel lol
@@FiliManriquez ya. I just watched some of the ending. Ok. I get ya. With The coverage you wanted it to have that bleed through from the black. I see what you did. Never mind I’m just a observer. Lol. Be cool man. You and yours be safe. !!
GOD could make a video of him creating his ocean ,comments still be like, "Why did you make the water sparkle in the sunlight? That looks dumb " "PRO TIP,NEVER MAKE THE WAVES BREAKING HAVE THE WHITE SUDS,LOOKS HOKIE!"
A career body and paint dudes tip- invest in a set of iwata spray guns and leave those cheap ass guns in the trash. Correct your technique and practice mimicking the pros. Learn to walk the cars. Watch the Gunman and of course Jon Kosmoski. You have the passion, now realize your potential, brother
By all means I never want to come off as a hater. As someone that paints in a body shop, I’d say if you’re just wanting to learn to do it at home, go ahead. But if you really want to do it right, there is a lot more info out there, this would not be the methods I’d tell anyone to follow. That’s all I’m going to say.
I'm no pro whatsoever, just a bit of an enthusiast as a disclaimer. The job came out well imo, it looks pretty good from the video - but I'd personally mix the flake with some intercoat/binder, bury the flake in 4/5 coats of clear, sand and flow coat - that way its more forgiving when you're clearing the car, cos if you get a run in the clear mixed with paint, you're sanding the entire panel down again!
Man that's alot of orange peel but that's probably because the big flakes used. Did you build up more clear w/o flakes so you can color sand w/o damaging the flakes?
I paint in my garage, but small motorcycle parts, I tried a car and yours looks way better than my end result. But I'm a shitty painter and admit it. Keep going looking great for a a garage job bro.
Supposed to bury the flake in clear then cut. Looks like the flake is sticking up pretty bad. Definitely a lot of cutting and prep before you can even buff
Se puede mejorar aplicando otras dos capas de clear al siguiente dia despues de lijar con grado 800. Buen trabajo y el dueño del carro contento.. eso es todo!!!
Si...pero tambien si se lija el carro todo el flake k no se cubrio se va a convertir silver...so mejor poner le la makina asi y despacio...o lijarse con intension de ponerle un kandibrandywine en la siguiente pasada
Do you have a supplies list of this? Like what did you use for this and how much did you need to cover the whole car? Im gonna paint my 8th gen civic si 4dr soon and this is the exact look i want. You did an amazing job. How much primer what kinda of base coat how much kandy red paint etc?
Ok, as a real novice could you explain what you just did? I see you put black down first. But why didn’t the purple just cover the black and make it purple? What was the “trick”? Did you paint it while the black was wet? I’m sorry, I just want to know what you did.
It looks absolutely amazing. If I could make one request. Take the car out of the shop and and present it in the parking lot so we can all admire it. This way we can all "OOOhhh" and "AAAhhh" at the fine work you have done. Peace.
I’m definitely getting my car sprayed this color. I love black but always see cars with silver or rainbow flakes( so boring). This right here tho is awesome
2 years later im going to prep the car again and repaint it! Cant wait to show you guys stay tuned🫡
What gun for flakes and clear
Looks good. I've been spraying and doing metal flake for 40yrs. New flakes are definitely more forgiving than the old ones lol. My technique is, my 1st coat of clear is without flake, then my next several coats of clear is with flake. I finish with 5 coats of straight clear to bury the flakes. After 24hrs or so I sand it with 1,200 grit, then shoot another 5 or 6 coats of straight clear. Then wet sand and buff it out. Did alot of '49 Mercs back in the lacquer era, 600 grit to wet sand the clear. Young bucks today are like WOW 600! Lol. 600 was the finest back then, lacquer compared to paints now are night and day too lol. Anyways I thought I'd share from one painter to another 😎 I'd love to have seen the car outside.
I’d like to know a complete process
My first lacquer flake job was in 1962.
How much clear coat do you use? I’ve got a single cab truck that I’m painting and not sure how much I’ll need, not painting the tub/tray
@@harrybottmtb8947 Depends on how many coats of clear you want and what your mixing ratio is. So if your ratio is 4:1 clear/activator and if you're using a hvlp gun, a gallon of clear would do it, giving you 5 coats of clear. I use a SATA and it does really good on saving material. When I shoot metal flake I use my Binks model 7 and then the SATA with clear, no flake. Question, what color are looking at painting and metal flake or no? Because that would change my suggestion on a gallon of clear lol
@@harrybottmtb8947 Another question is if you're doing the door jams and under the hood. I know at the car manufacturer I work at, on an average size vehicle, like a sedan or SUV, we use 3 quarts of clear, 1 to 2 coats on the jams and 4 coats overall. You can cut back on material if you use a wet look. It'll give the illusion of tons of coats, but in reality not that many coats. The clear we use it slightly thicker than the average. So a coat is basically a coat and a half due to the thickness. Back with your spray gun, depends on how open your volume setting is. Straight clear, (no flake), I set my around half open. Then I adjust according to how it's laying down etc.. I hope this gives you some idea.
Gnarly sparkle dawg looks good, I’m a body tech, if you tear down the handles mirror and body moldings etc. you have more coverage on detailed areas and less chance of peeling paint
You have to bury that in clear coat after it's done to get that orange peel out of it and then wet sand it and then buff it till it shines maybe four more coats of clear brother
You are correct Shaun about the paint process. Also the wet sanding is key in all paint jobs no matter what you are painting. I agree with you 💯
I shot a few metal flake job's. Primer. Base coat. Clear and flake mix. Clear coat 2 time's. Wet sand cut and buff.
Still looks good. Where are you located at homie
@@Tom-wq2mz so you mix the metalic with the clear coat then spray ?
@@Popcorx After the base coat is laid down, Yes I mix the Metal flake with the clear coat and spray it. Next clear coat it. You'll need to repeat the clear coat a couple of times to get the Metal flake buried and orange peel out. Be sure to cut and buff.
You need to wet sand the orange peeled base coat before applying clear, or you're just clear coating orange peel.
Nice job, and you did it without spending a ton of money, just shows good prep, patience with the application of the flake in clear pays off, Congratulations
Brother, I have to say I have been afraid of metal flake all my painting life. You totally owned that car and it came out extraordinary. To have completely fixable orange peel is nothing compared to other jobs that I have seen drips, runs, lines and uneven coating where these boneheads call themselves professionals. That really was a great job. I am ONLY adding this part and please understand that I am NOT a pro but this is what I have been told so many times. If it orange peels and the jobs is not up to your standard, 2,000 grit and level out that job, then add 2 coats of clear and see your results. This all comes as respectful advise but to see what you finished with, OUTSTANDING!!!
thank you bro! watch my newest video!
Thank you very much, I was looking how would one get rid of that orange peel.
Looks sick bro but like imjustkeven said I'd sand it down n add 2 more coats make it look like glass
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How was your experience painting your car inside the garage? Was there a lot of contamination? I’m contemplating doing my paint job myself. I actually want to do a light/medium coverage flake and a pearl topcoat so it’s more like colorshift/chromaflair but in the colors I choose
Came out damn good......I did the same black/ white basecoats on my nova with the green pearl flake in the clear on my nova!!!!......looking good
Spray 2 more coats of just clear it will come out like glass! im about to do this same thing but im using .008 purp-fection
Yea, it came out nice after the buff
I painted my wheels the same color scheme and my x5 is red flake over red. Took 8 coats of clear sanding and another 3 coats of clear
Orange peel is never “normal” or acceptable on any paint job final product I don’t care what size flake someone uses. If there’s orange peel, the job isn’t done. Just one person’s honest opinion
Never said job was done lol. We gave it a nice wet sand after and the orange peal was gone.. again we ate not pros
What are you talking about? There's orange peel on every car that gets painted, you can try to get it as flat as possible but the only way to have no orange peel is cutting and buffing.
@@ArmaniTheGreat Right, and read what I wrote “If there is orange peel, the job isn’t done”. I’m not knocking the painter. He just presented it as if the job was complete.
@@jimserhant7741 Ahh understood, yea it did come across that way.
@@ArmaniTheGreat It’s all good. Enjoy the rest of your Sunday 😊
I still have my Binks #7 with .086. Metalflake tip, paid. $160.00 😃😃 brand new. The metalflake that is out now is a lot better than what we had, more sparkle and better color, NICE Job. Thanks
Oh wow!
I liked. Bitchen affect. Fogging was flawless. I'd love to see that in the sun.
Great job. It's best to put flake into an intercoat (base clear) then bury the flake in clear coat.
YEP
I love the color. That's exactly what I want for my Durango
Would be cool🤗
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Watch a few low rider painters and the techniques they use to get that smooth glass and high shine paint job. You can really learn a lot these days with all the free internet resources.
I like it it looks good but I prefer small flakes but that's my preference but other wise the car looks great good job and I like the fact you did it at home.
Wow! Looks amazing! I love it!
I did the same paint job on my car and wondered how it would look on a grey base. I should have tested it before hand since the car looks black when its not in the sun.
I want to see a lineup of all the cars you painted that would be dope🔥
jose alicea soon lol
Ok when?
About the nicest flake paint I have ever seen on TH-cam.
Definitely some backyard DIY STUFF
Not bad for $280
@@FiliManriquez looks good buddy pretty sharp ride. Make your using different guns to spray primer,base, and clear.
How many coats did you do of the clear? One more coat would of made less orange peel.
You need to wet sand it and do a flow coat to bury those flakes.
Been trying to find a paint color to paint my 99 tahoe and as soon as I seen the finish i knew I found what I wanted‼️great video❗️also I subscribed🤙🏽
Pro-tip: Never start spraying ON the car. Start on the tape or start in the air right next to a panel.
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Pro-tip: get my time in with your gun your coverage is garbage. Your flashes aren't even, if you put a scale to that afterwards you'll see what I mean. Just keep on practicing you'll look back an say WOW!💪
@@jadadsr.8351 hey bro....give him props...let him do him...im sure if he was a pro he would be in a paintbooth...the result was not bad for painting in a way crowded garage....im sure he will get better at all of it...we all dint start like pros
Advice plz. When you end a pass do you let the gun trigger go then redo press it before you come the other way? Or do like him and just hold it down constantly stating the whole time?
I like the technique of your work. 👍
did you use 1k primer and 1k paint as well? why? i thought that 2k paints and so are more durable and have nicer finish. also , would the final color be different if you used red base paint instead of jet black?
Yo fili mad respects bro🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼 but just a pointer I’m a painter after laying the flake lay out clear on its own without the flake it’ll come out clean and as far as the over spray put the box fans on front of you garage with the filters and block it with some plywood in between
Rv Vz i did do the second pass just clear no flake.. but that flake seems too big makes it pop lol. I will definitely try that for the overspray🙏🏼🤘🏻
No matter what size of flake you spray always shoot atleast 2 coats of just clear or even 3 so you don’t feel em and off course a wet sand will take all the orange peal off & the size don’t really do anything about the orange peel every paint job has orange peel till you cut and buff
Buenos dias, disculpa que compresor es con el que estas pintnado?
es uno de 21 galones, la verdad un poco chico...
WOW. That's gonna sparkle so bright people are gonna be blinded.
Damn dude that’s gorgeous looks amazing I bet it’ll shine like a new penny in the sun ✊👍
Yea
Was the first black a primer or a sealer if it was a primer should it have been sander? Cool effect on the finish product
Yea primer, and it was sanded
I love the big flakes in paint my uncle Roy had a GT Bradley kit car buggy with the gull wing doors that had a full metallic silver sparkle look to it ....reminded me of glitter disco ball type shit it killed the street at that time this was in the late 80z
It looks good
Looks good.
I wonder what candy pearl red over black with lighter mix and smaller flake of a combination of both red and gold flake would look like?
Podrías explicar cuál diferencia o xq es mejor entre jet black y cualquier otra pintura negra azabache? O si es q jet black es otro negro nada más del mercado o existe alguna garantía o mejora al usar jet black ?? Y no mencionaste q tipo de boquilla usaste específicamente para el metal 1.4 o 1.8 o cuál ??? Saludos ..
Awe man. I watch a few other guys that also do bodywork and paint. But this outcome was especially nice. Love the red flakes on black. The black fades in as you are walking around then as you look at it the red pops out. Nice effects. SprayWayCustoms and custom z warriors is my main attention for bodywork and phenomenal paint. Yours came out especially cool man. NICE!!
Thank you, im not a professional tho😅
@@FiliManriquez. I kinda noticed that. You did this in Your own garage but the end result was awesome. Using the gun ? Keep it flowing but , stay with sections, a door, a hood, quarter panel, keeps you more focused and even. You did great. The result was cool.
For flakes i had to do it all the way because in sections i woulda had more flakes on one panel then the other.. this was my second car the first one i messed it up by doin panel by panel lol
@@FiliManriquez ya. I just watched some of the ending. Ok. I get ya. With The coverage you wanted it to have that bleed through from the black. I see what you did. Never mind I’m just a observer. Lol. Be cool man. You and yours be safe. !!
Thank you! We learning lil by lil 🙏🏼
Chingon broski getting better every time 🔥
Im trying im trying lol
That's dope! I want to do this to my 98 chevy k1500 but not as much flakes just black and red. Nice work tho damn!
That's well nice I sprayed a bike the same in a much finer flake
GOD could make a video of him creating his ocean ,comments still be like,
"Why did you make the water sparkle in the sunlight? That looks dumb "
"PRO TIP,NEVER MAKE THE WAVES BREAKING HAVE THE WHITE SUDS,LOOKS HOKIE!"
U gotta burry the flakes in clear so they don't poke up or u cut em while sanding the clear I learned this the hard way
Офигеть рядом с краской редуктор заднего моста на нём круг полировочный.
Да похер.😃👍
Simone'. That looks really good.
What a pretty car.
Bro you can also mix the flakes with clear base you can safe your money
What would something like this cost on a nissan sentra 4 door ?? In burnt orange color
This motivates me to paint my car 😁
David Z33 tu nomas dale💪🏼🔥
@@FiliManriquez pinta mi troca carnal por favor
You got skills bro keep up the good work.
What tip on spray gun did you use,also what size of flake
Did you cut and buff to get rid of orange peel
Yea
What size of flakes and tip are you using
For this car we used 0.15 size flake and tip was 2.2 husky gun from home depot
A career body and paint dudes tip- invest in a set of iwata spray guns and leave those cheap ass guns in the trash. Correct your technique and practice mimicking the pros. Learn to walk the cars. Watch the Gunman and of course Jon Kosmoski. You have the passion, now realize your potential, brother
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
By all means I never want to come off as a hater. As someone that paints in a body shop, I’d say if you’re just wanting to learn to do it at home, go ahead.
But if you really want to do it right, there is a lot more info out there, this would not be the methods I’d tell anyone to follow. That’s all I’m going to say.
I'm no pro whatsoever, just a bit of an enthusiast as a disclaimer. The job came out well imo, it looks pretty good from the video - but I'd personally mix the flake with some intercoat/binder, bury the flake in 4/5 coats of clear, sand and flow coat - that way its more forgiving when you're clearing the car, cos if you get a run in the clear mixed with paint, you're sanding the entire panel down again!
Awesome! Badass paint job!
Man that's alot of orange peel but that's probably because the big flakes used. Did you build up more clear w/o flakes so you can color sand w/o damaging the flakes?
steve lozano yes, car came out super fresh after wet sand and buff
Beautiful job thank you for sharing
✊🏼 love these kind of videos
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I paint in my garage, but small motorcycle parts, I tried a car and yours looks way better than my end result. But I'm a shitty painter and admit it. Keep going looking great for a a garage job bro.
Im shitty painter too lol just keep practicing
Hello idol thnks for sharing your painting jobs verry informative😊😊
What fluid tips did you use for the primer base and clear?
2.2, 1.4
WOW!!!!
THAT is a beautiful paint!!!
Fantastic!!!
I subbed and rang the bell!!!
Thank you for posting this video!!!
👍🏻😎!!!
Supposed to bury the flake in clear then cut. Looks like the flake is sticking up pretty bad. Definitely a lot of cutting and prep before you can even buff
Se puede mejorar aplicando otras dos capas de clear al siguiente dia despues de lijar con grado 800. Buen trabajo y el dueño del carro contento.. eso es todo!!!
Si...pero tambien si se lija el carro todo el flake k no se cubrio se va a convertir silver...so mejor poner le la makina asi y despacio...o lijarse con intension de ponerle un kandibrandywine en la siguiente pasada
Bad ass work I want to learn to paint so I can do that to my Z
do it!
You sing black primer or a sealer for color
This looks great, can you list all the products you used, also when you touch it, does it feel scratchy or like sandpaper, ? Please let us know
Wow! Wish my van looked like that!
Very nice, good job. GOD BLESS
Thanks for the helpful informative vid looking to do this color combo on my 02 Dakota
Love that color
Bro .
You just read my mind or something . I have a coupe that will soon be in need
Do you have a supplies list of this? Like what did you use for this and how much did you need to cover the whole car? Im gonna paint my 8th gen civic si 4dr soon and this is the exact look i want. You did an amazing job. How much primer what kinda of base coat how much kandy red paint etc?
I love❤❤❤❤❤❤ it…. Gloss it outstanding
I've never that much flake, I don't know how it sprayed out
Looks sick Broski
Well can honestly say never thought I'd see a bedazzled car lmao
So are you cutting and buffing
Yea it came out nice
Good looking job man, what paint was that? Valspar like interior paint?
Ok, as a real novice could you explain what you just did? I see you put black down first. But why didn’t the purple just cover the black and make it purple? What was the “trick”? Did you paint it while the black was wet? I’m sorry, I just want to know what you did.
Nice like a ruby red
Cat need a flow coat of just clear... wet sanding and a flow coat again
how many coats of basecoat did u use? i’m doing the same red flake on my s14
It looks absolutely amazing.
If I could make one request.
Take the car out of the shop and and present it in the parking lot so we can all admire it.
This way we can all "OOOhhh" and "AAAhhh" at the fine work you have done.
Peace.
Thanks bro not bad for $250😂
Is this car in Murfreesboro TN. Seen one just like it
Hey do a follow up on how the paint is holding up. Great work!!
what gun did you use, what tip for the flake 1.8? you like flakes in clear better than in intercoat?
what kind of spray gun are you using?
Ta perron! Si aplico un poco de candy paint pezclado con los flakes dará otro efecto?
I am in love with that paint job.. I need this on my ride..
I’m definitely getting my car sprayed this color. I love black but always see cars with silver or rainbow flakes( so boring). This right here tho is awesome
Very nice job.
Tht finish is 🔥🔥🔥
Looks Good!
I noticed you didn't do any sanding in between coats
It would have looked better if you had a mixing sprayer.
Looks good. 👍🏼