Matte Black Trick - Custom Paint Tip When Spraying Matte or Flat Colors
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2024
- CollisionBlast.com - When spraying matte or flat colors, I have a quick simple trick for you to try. This method does require basic buffing skills so be sure to try this on a test panel to perfect method before trying on your car paint finish.
The end result makes a very cool custom paint effect, which does not have any paint lines. I don't know if there is anyone else using this method or if they have had satisfactory results. All I know is that it worked well when we have performed it. I recommend trying on a test panel to determine if you like the results or not. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
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It is quick, easy, and cheap! Thanks for watching!
I used a 1.3. It worked good with this paint. Thanks for watching.
If you can not find the color you are looking for in a matte, you can spray it with regular base coat and top coat it with matte clear, which will give it the matte look. Thanks for watching!
You're Welcome! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for watching!
This is a single stage product without clear coat. I will keep an eye on it to see how it lasts. Thanks for watching!
I will check that out. Thanks for letting me know!
No, this was a single stage paint. However, there are matte clears you can use. Thanks for watching!
Great video. I really like the glossy with the matte. Very nice subtle touch.
If you look on my website at CollisionBlast(dot)com/home and visit the recommended products tab. This will have these products listed there. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching!
Thanks VicVinion! This is a single stage matte black. I am going to try a matte base coat clear coat system soon. Thanks for watching!
I have a 1948 pontiac silverstreak i originally painted with the cheapest flat black spray cans i could find, and because it looked like a black board, I used a piece of white chock and started playing around drawing flames on it and it looked good so I masked them off and painted with a gloss orange spray can. After a few summers it started to fade from the sun, I tried wet sanding with 2000 grit then I used the mothers cleaner wax with my power buffer on the flames to try to bring the color back and take the orange peel out. When I went over on to the flat black I noticed a bit of a shine so I ended up wet sanding and power buffing the whole car. I had people asking me where I had it painted it looked amazing.
Wow... That is a great idea Donnie! Such a cool effect.
This certain product is a single stage and does not require clear coat. There are matte clears. I got this matte black from Keystone Automotive. It is called Hot Rod. Thanks for watching!
I use 3M products. You can learn more about the product at CollisionBlast(dot)3MCompound Replace the (dot) with a . Thanks for watching.
Coll...I will have to try that. Thanks for sharing!
There are matte clear coats. However, if you spray regular clear coat over matte, the paint will lose it's matte look. Thanks for watching!
I really like them. They work great. I prefer them over the one sided velcro pads.
Dude that looks sweeeet. Great technique I'll definitely keep that one handy.
*Excellent* tips as always...thanks Donnie
That is correct Jorge!
Yes, this will work with matte or flat clear as well.
hi i spraypainted mattblack but the surface finishing to the touch is rough..how do i make it smooth but still remain matt black?
would it be a good idea to spray a few coats of clear on the shiny side?
cool effect and looks like something even i could try.
I have watched this video a couple of times now because I want to paint my truck flat black or matt black. I would prefer Flat, but I am having trouble finding flat in my area. Great videos though. Thanks for sharing.
I've been buffing matt black to gloss for years. Best thing about it is that matt sprays on even and takes minimal color sanding.
I have only started using this line of paint about one year ago. So I don't know for sure.
Geeze 10 years old. Well its new to me. I like it. Ive always liked the flat black and matte look. Ive seen brand new trucks with a primer grey paint job. I like that. Anyways good job well done. Im gonna go paint my rig
Thanks!
I was not sure what would happened when we tried this the first time, but it turned out good for us. I would recommend trying this on a test panel first, as I have only tested this with one paint line. I think it would work on all brands, but I don't know for sure.
I'd like to go from black matt to black satin if I added clear satin to the black satin can I get a more satin effect
What do you use to protect the paint or shine with no clear? Wax on the polished surface?
Would this technique work with a matte clear and buffing to a gloss? I guess it would, but would it match a part that was painted gloss clear?
stocked to do my f150 ,was guna do a gloss black on roof and mid of side and bed ! but will now be doing this !!!!! thanks
How would I put letters on my motorcycle gas tank? It's matte black and if i could use some sort of sticker that would be awesome. Advice?
Thanks for geting back to me that fast... and thanks for your help bro....
I think it will work....have not tried that certain color, but I don't know why it would not!
Hey thanks. So if i find the color i want in matte i dont need clear at the end but if i dont find the color i want in matte i have to find the color i want in regular paint and then use a matte clear on tap..is that right?
Is waxing for the matte and gloss the same for maintenance?
Cool Mate, that looks Magic but the only issue I can see is that the shiny section may go dull again pretty quickly in the sun. So, do you know how long it will stay glossy like that? I ask because polishing the gloss section would be pretty tricky to do without taping it all up again.
What pad do you have on your grinder
pretty cool trick !
i painted my truck matte black been sitting for a few days..should i wet sand before i put a satin clear over it or use a matte clear?...can i wax periodicaly after finished. It has rain drop spots on it from sitting outside
Thats pretty god damn impressive
really helpful! I'm a very "do it myself" kind of person and i don't want to have to go and have someone paint my vehicle at a shop and spend over 200$ when i can do it myself for under 100$. Thanks man :)
This is cool, was looking to do somthang like that on my vehicle too & I'll try it.
+Leeza Sampath Let me know how it works for you. Thanks for watching.
thanks for the video can I spray clear code over matte black ?
I was always told never wet sand with your hand. Always use a "block" of some kind. Is this an incorrect statement or?
A car that is matte black, murdered out and I want it shiny/GLOSSY is this his to do it? Clear coat it after?
love your vids Don. Some great tricks and tips. You mentioned that you would try this method with a matt clear coat but i can't seem to find. Regardless, do you think this method would also work if you had a matt clear on there. cheers
what kind of paint are u using - a 2k with activator??
That's fricken awesome, I'm about to matte black my truck, gonna put some stripes on the hood and stripe down the side using this technique, cheers!
Although what do you mean by wet & dry coat?? Sorry for the ignorance..
Very good method.
Thank you so much, this is a awsome trick! made me subscribe instantly lol
To show this two tone effect best, which kind of clear would you spray over it?
wouldnt a matte clear coat take the shine away that you have created?
does the two tone appearance go away if you do a few coats of clear?
its great your passion transfers into the students creativity!
Yes, the clear coat would take the shine away. If you are using a matte clear, then I would sand and buff the clear in the areas you want glossy. Thanks for watching.
Thats badass
how do you like the 2 sided foam pads from 3M?
What brand matte black where you using and did you use a clear coat with it
Was it one stage satin black?
very nice effect. when you clear the panel, to keep the same effect, what kind of clear would you use and how would you finish the clear? obviously need to protect the paint so it can be cleaned in the future. of anything rubs or bumps against it, black will show it!
thanks!
This is a single stage that does not require clear. You can spray matte clear and do this same technique on the clear.
did u spray a clear coat on the paint
Hi Donny, I'm looking for some advice, I'm painting a bicycle frame, matte black and i wanted to create a matte white finish on other parts. Now i've sprayed the whole bike with grey primer, sanded with 220 grit and resprayed the white parts with a white primer (as i can't seem to get hold of a white matte spray can for some reason).
Now I'm wondering, should i sand down the white primer with a high grit 1200 + then add a clear lacquer and sand that down further to give the same tone as the matte black i have (the matte black is pretty much the same as what yours is in this video) or should i just spray over the primer without sanding then sand down the lacquer gloss so it's only mild? Bit lost as i don't wanna mess up the finish.
Cheers
Here is a quick video response to help answer your question! How To Paint Matte White?
My 73 Vega was painted hot rod black (satin black) and when I covered the car with a tarp for transporting it during a rainy day, the tarp was flapping in the wind and created a few glossy spots on the paint.. Is there any way to fix this without re-painting it? Im pretty sure a single stage paint was used..
That is an excellent question, but I do not know what you can do. You can't buff it or anything to remove the gloss marks. Maybe the weather will fade it back out....not sure. Has anyone else reading this had this happened....and know how to fix it? Please let us know if you do.
Well if the top layer is not a transparent but black then using very fine sandpaper(2000,3000 or even 5000 would be better - rally depends on the rest of your paint) would be fine, and I recommend wet sanding it to avoid "clogging" the paper and decreasing chances of scratches - which is really important with these super-fine sandpapers. However don't even think about doing this with a transparent paint (clear lacquer) sanding it will just makes it look scratched (white). Oh and you could always buff it up(even just rubbing some clean cloth would do, if you need to match that exact sheen of the rest of the car)
Great video
Hi. Very helpfull videos.. hey i want to paint my car on a flat green , do i need to use a clear on top? And what you call wet coats and dry coats, i am not a specialist on this so i dont know. I have equipment that i buy because i love to paint stuff, but now i want to go biger..jajaja. can you please help me??? Thanks i advance
is there clear on this panel
ok i have a flat black truck with no clear coat and my sis washed my truck and started to wax it now its all spotty is there anyway i can get the wax off really need some help with this
will that work with 2 part auto paint?????
I too have played with this, you can also add a 4:1 ratio of high gloss hardner to enamel matte black and get a gloss finish if you want cheaper gloss black paint.
when you painted the matte black what type of gun did you used 1.3 1.7 2.5???
Hey Donnie or anyone here... how can i make my Matte Black Hood scoop to be more black and shinny? do i just spray clearcoat over it? or what? thanks and happy new year
Yes, clear coat should make the surface glossy.
I search for this information for month, thx! the comments really makes sense, should i make my MR2 matte black can be cool as girlfriend says, or go for a candy colours like green or sungold.
I mentioned this problem in this video. Thanks for watching. I answered your question in this video. th-cam.com/video/SYB9DTJ73ic/w-d-xo.html
how long will it last
Donnie - how many RPM's are you using in each buffing step?
What was the 3 m product you used an can I just use the wax an polish
I am using 3M compound and polish. I don't think just waxing would work. You will need to sand and polish to get the gloss effect.
thanks for reply very helpful
awesome!!
All matte* is the possible without repaint?
hi can i know what are all the items?eg the white buffing machine what is it called?if idun use the machine can i do by hand?also can i know what sanding paper you used?and the rubbing compound, polish,and what is no.3?
He said the polish materials are 3M, Step 1,2 and 3 in the order he used them
Sand paper was 2500 at the very end, before that I can't understand it due the accent but I'd use 1500 or 2000 then move to the 2500 to finish
very cool!
Anywhere from 1000 to 1300 works good. I use about 1200.
Was that clear coated Donnie .Thanks for the tips as always.
No this was a single stage that does not require clear coat. But they do have matte clears and you could do the same thing with it. Thanks for watching!
Nice Trick, i cant find 3M products where i live, so can u give me some details about that products u used, thanks in advance :)
This is not done with silicone products. It is compounds and polishes. We sand and buff cars in the body shop all of the time.
Cool!!!
hey how long after painting i can do that.?thx
You should be able to buff it the next day!
Donnie what kind of single stage did you use thanks
That was a brand called Hot Rod. I think I got that from Keystone Automotive. I did find some from SEM on Amazon. amzn.to/2qkxs5G
Thats cool
Tht is cool was looking to do somthang like tht on my bike just don't want the diff between flat and shiny
Thanks for watching. Let me know how your bike turns out!
If you spray a clear matte coat over metallic, does it get rid of the sparkle?
I have a video that may help answer this question - Matte Clear Over Tri Coat Pearls and Metallics - Color Matching Tips
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You sir are a fenom!
Unless that was a standard clear that you added a flattening agent too, the gloss retention in a true flat clear will not last. After time the gloss will die out and what was glossy will just look dull.
Nice video what if you wanted to go back to all matter
That's a tough one to call. If it was painted with 1K ya have to be careful with choice of solvents trying to clean it. If it was waxed in the sun and left with white cloudy spots you have one more problem compounding (no pun intended) this issue.i say chemical wash it in the shade after soap washing first. See if it goes away and if not looks like repaint.
hi i like the look of matt black but i realised after spray painting it is rough to the touch. i added matt clear coat but it is still rough.your three step rubbing compound made it shiny and i want to smooth it without the shine how do i do that?please help.Thanks.
His paint had no clear coat, and matte paints don't usually get a clear coat, he did mention on a comment above that you can use matte clear coat and the follow the same steps but IT WILL SHINE, if I was you I would wet sand with 1500 long enough to lift most of the clear coat and then add a black matte layer and leave it like that it will do what you want. Hope this helps
the point of a matte clear coat is that it isnt as flat and perfect as a normal, it has imperfections in it, thats why they dont feel as slippery as normal clear coat.
by buffing those imperfections out u create a straight and more perfect clear coat wich will be glossy because u buffed the imperfections out.
if u want it matte again then u'd have to re clear it with the matte.
when you say wet coat, you mean glossy right? just wondering if its the same thing.
This might be a, "How to polish matte black ?", video.
i detail cars and all its doing is basically waxing it from the silicon in the buffing compound ide give it 3-5 weeks tops then it going to look horriable from were he sanded it
what I mean is 2 part paint with no clear coat