Tips, Tricks, How-To custom painted flames with a candy 'fade' base

Video showing the steps involved to do a candy base with a ‘fade’ along with custom painted ‘claw’ flames with a pinstriped outline on a motorcycle set.
The pinstripe was done FIRST before the flame job.
The video also shows the base ‘fade’ before spray painting the candy over it.
Tips and tricks along the way.
I’ve done thousands of custom painted flame jobs. If you find this video helpful, please give a thumbs up (and subscribe)
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My “insurance” tape I use around stripe and flame outlines as shown in the video
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1000 grit sandpaper
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My favorite 1/8” tape to use (used on bigger panel jobs)
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My favorite 1/16” tape to use (used on smaller panel jobs like motorcycle tanks and fenders)
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I’ve been through 1000’s of rolls through the years
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[@johnmiranda8287]

This is badass!!! This is what I've been looking for. This is similar to what I wan to do to my Harley. Great job!

[@TAZattitude]

Glad this video will help you out! Appreciate the comments

[@lynntankersley4837]

Where do you get the HD Bar & Shield stencil to paint the Logo on the Kandy Flame paint job? Your work and videos are Fantastic! Thank You

[@TAZattitude]

Thank you Lynn. You'll need to get with someone that can make stencils. Or purchase a plotter.

[@rustygood6336]

Hey question for ya. What kind of candy do you use. Concentrate? Urethane? Im kinda confused as to the difference as seeing detail work thru the different types of candy.

[@TAZattitude]

I use all of House of Kolor candies. If I do overalls, I pretty much use the UK. If I'm spotting stuff, I use the KK. The UK stays wet, and the KK is more of a basecoat, once you mix with an interclear. So the KK really is a little easier to work with. Hope that helps.

[@CustomMax1]

Thx for sharing. Great work!

[@TAZattitude]

Thanks for the comment!!

[@controllineprecisionaeroba7454]

Thanks for the tip on not waiting too long to seal the candy

[@bpaul1054]

How do you get a smooth finish without bumps edges or ridges from tape lines and masking?

[@TAZattitude]

If you are talking about smooth edges on graphics, I think the 3 main causes to rough edges are having too much paint build up, using masking tape instead of fineline, and the way you pull the tape off. You want to pull the tape so it cuts the edge laying on top of the tape.

[@allanbrowne111]

I just came across your channel, I love the work so I have subscribed, nice job.

[@TAZattitude]

Thanks Allan, Appreciate you subscribing. I see you have a bike. I base some of my videos on motorcycle painting 👍

[@maskmonkeycustompaint]

good video pal, always good to clear before flames etc to lock the colour , we do that on anything other than straight colours black etc.

[@TAZattitude]

Yep, good tip. I'll even clear black if I know it may sit for a bit before I do flames. I do 10-15 jobs a week, so I can't always stay on one job

[@maskmonkeycustompaint]

@@TAZattitude something else we do is use clear base sometimes, 2 coats to lock it in if we have to leave it, just red scotch it prior to more paint etc. something I picked up and saves on clear coat.

[@TAZattitude]

@@maskmonkeycustompaint Good tip. Sounds like that would work to. Base clear instead of topcoat clear. Definitely would dry quicker to

[@ronjon5386]

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[@TAZattitude]

😃👍

[@zardportugal]

Great work as usual.

[@TAZattitude]

Thanks again...appreciate it!

[@3rekoatskustoms929]

Beautiful job

[@TAZattitude]

Thank you! 😊