"I did not expect this at all"...just like the Spanish inquisition. You know what else would be unexpected? Another comment suggesting you use my car as a demo to dip in whatever random and crazy color combinations you and the other viewers can come up with.
@Federal Bureau of Investigation Yeah,seeing so many white,black,silver and gray cars makes it intoxicating. The fact that my car is plain white stock is sickening me. I am gathering money to mod the hell out of it and change its colour to something similar to what I have seen on Dip Your Car's channel.
@@thethunderchieftain5464 for future reference, intoxicating doesn't mean how you intended it here. It means like exciting. Infuriating might be closer to what you meant, maybe? Not trying to disrespect, just jumbled my mind trying to read it.
I'd like to see how much the glow pigment influences the shade. Like a side by side with and without. I say this, because I think it'd be amazing to use a glow mix to make a design that is invisible during the day and visible at night. But to do that and have it be invisible, the shades would have to be nearly identical.
what you could try doing instead is this: sppray just the standard pearls base coat over everything. then mask off half of your design on the body with tape or vinyl or something, then spray the glow pigment mixed with an evaporative thinner to atomize it (just like DipYourCar did to paint pearls over musou black), and spray only the design area with the glow
its not as hard as you think. you can get colored pigments so it glows red or blue or green or purple. and many shades in between so you could match colors well enough youd never notice.
@@chehystpewpur4754 so for an example: you would blend ..say purple glow pigment as well as a more purple pant pigment and then the car would glow purple in the dark instead of green right?!?! 🤔Because I really like this idea!! So many possibilities you could do with what you're saying and I agree 💯💯
When I was a kid we used to have a powder coating shop and I used to mix powders and create exotic colors. I once mixed some pearls and candies with a little glow and made the most intense vibrant rainbowish glowing color I have ever seen like a oil slick. Then one day my dad walks in and says he sold it and that was that. I watch your video and it just reminds me of being a kid playing with pigment powders because I couldn't go outside and play
A Lada Niva just to piss all the rich people with expensive cars off. Would work fine, just paint it and and annoy everyone with their Koenigseggs and Ford GTs and whatever other fancyass junk they got.
Yep, agreeing with Admiral Stoic Rum: If you want it and can afford it, paint your car how you like! Don't worry about what other people think about the quality of your car. You like the colors? Have fun!
I kinda knew the glow pigment wasn't going to affect the colors, but was taken aback by just how much GLOW they still had considering how meh most glow pigment is. But in a sense a lot ofglow pigment is actually kind of "clear" when it dries unless it doesn't have other colors to contend with. The pigment isn't very visible to the human eye at that point. Kinda like how certain other white stuff can be actually clear. Like with acrylic paints, you can add a "medium" to them that thins them down without losing consistency as much as with water, so that they go on with more transparency so that if you're building up colors, the under layers still play a role. Also Elmer's school glue is very white until it dries. But seriously. I've never seen anything glow this intensely while being mixed with another color. That's impressive, and I want a car with this now.
I say the next project should be the Grand Opus; Matt Black Car, Dripped Can with different "drips" of Glow, Metallic Pearl, and Florescent paints. Maybe you can tie two paint cans for cool swirl pattern too.
I've done this with mica pigments and epoxy resin, you can add 2 to 1, glow powder 2, color 1, (even 3 to 1), and in resin the glow does not affect the color at all. Color shift included... I would like to try temp changing pigments, with color...I also would like to say, there's blue and purples glow pigments, they have worked the same. But I did like you, kept green base with the green glow, blue with blue, and purple with purple or pink. With no change in the color, including color shift pigments. But with really cool glows.
Came because the idea sounded interesting, despite me knowing nothing about dipping cars. Little did I realize how strong the stealth ASMR was with this channel with the crazy mixing and pouring montages. Sheesh!! In the end, a really cool result, though. I wonder how long the "glow" actually lasts?
It exists, the pigment I was looking at does both, from Culture Hustle. www.culturehustleusa.com/products/lit-the-worlds-glowiest-glow-pigment-100-pure-lit-powder-by-stuart-semple
Somebody has already been doing this since 2010 , he goes by Jesse Jr up in Deer Park ,Tx and he is a beast at everything he does from different kind of glow in the dark paint jobs and other different expensive luxury paint jobs to tuneups you never knew were possible , he is a very highly intelligent individual who’s always determined and finding new challenges just to complete them even better than what he had planned prior to completion, it was an honor to meet such a masterminded person who is also amazingly very young
That surprised me too, I wasn't expecting the colours to be so normal and clear - nor was I expecting the glow to work, I wonder if doubling the amount of glow would make it last longer / glow brighter ? without changing the daytime colour too much. Great experiment
Wow, I was really surprised at the results. Almost to the point that I would try a 75% glow / 25% color or at minimum 63% glow / 33% color. As I generally already like various shades of green. I might want to see what the price would be to do it on a smaller vehicle project like an ATV, side by side, or a trailer.
I wouldn't say fading fast, but it was dimming down to a more sustainable glow effect. Nothing will glow at full brightness for long without a source to make it glow. Source: I have lots of glow in the dark hot wheels and UV flashlights I play around with
ive been playing with both styles of pigments painting miniature models, knowing they can work in combination on this scale is really interesting and a game changer. not a car guy really but the knowledge here applies to what im doing so love the experimental side of the channel.
What would be really cool... if you paint the car normally and put the glow affect only on certain areas of the car. Cool ideas for this: - A "Starsky and Hutch" style racing stripe on the side / roof that you only see in the dark. - Apply it only around where any chrome and logos are - and around windows - Do one of those "fire paint jobs", but have the flames glow in the dark. - Do only around edges with a black background, giving your car the "Tron" look at night. so many ideas
"What Happens" Experiment. Hear me out. Glossy Dip. ZTR Hypershift + ThermoShift. ZTX Hypershift + Glow Pigment. Have one hypershift show when hot with water, have another show when dry, and have it all glow in the dark. Sounds good in theory, but what would happen?
That's what I asked in the Thermo Shift Video.. But instead of Hypershift Color I asked for the ultra bright yellow Cause I think that the brightness could help the Glow in the Dark effect
My idea was more like. ZTR as the visible color but when hit with water, it changes to a different color hypershift and have some glow pigments, or... what if there was like colored glow pigments so its not just a bright green, what if its like a bright purple or blue?
Thermoshift on top would block the glow pigment from "charging" unless hot, wouldn't it? I don't think this would work at all unfortunately. Neat idea though.
POWDER TOGETHER FIRST DRY AND WHILE CHARGING HAS A SUPER AWESOME GLOW EFFECT FOR SOME STRANGE REASON AND IN A COSMETIC TIP ALLOWS YOU TO USE LESS OF BOTH COLORANTS AS I CREATE A NEW MIX BATCH OF POWDER THAT I CHARGE WHILE DRY MIXING AND DURING THE MIX IN PROCESS... THIS NEW TECHNIQUE HAS WORKED A NEW TYPE OF WONDERFUL FOR ME.
@DipYourCar, the micca and the glow sit side by side so you get full coverage of both. Glow powder will still work even if its mixed with emulsion or gloss paint(house paint).
I'm just curious, you're the expert, but why do you start with a black base as opposed to a white base? Also, I love the dramatic music you play while mixing your paints lol🥰
I’m no expert either, but if it works the same as make up, the black base actually helps the pigment pop. It’s a trick to use black paint or eyeliner under really colorful (especially the pigments that have sheen or shift) eyeshadows to make the most out of the color. .....it’s late and I’m so tired. I hope this helped. I did not do my best at explaining.
I really enjoy all your videos but glow in the dark stuff has always been fascinating to me ever since I was a kid. So this combined with the beautiful pearls is just way too badass! Favorite video so far! Would love to see this full scale! Also, for about how long did these glow? 5 minutes? More?
Ztn was my fav! I bet doing layers on top of the shift spray would enlong the glow, not sure though it would be good to see if extra coats would wash out the nice color.
I wonder what would happen if you mixed separate colors/pigments together, then mixed in the glow powder? Also would you do one where you'd mix all the yellows together? This was awesome.
i like how you experiment for others instead of letting them waste their own money and your hair/beard is crazy looks like some1 painted it on with water color or somethin shits dope af 😂
Those are awesome results. I didn't know you could do that with a vehicle paint. I've been trying to see if I could do this with resin for much smaller projects. I'm definitely going to have to try this now but in resin.
Holy crap dude! Even if it were a total failure, I would've enjoyed the video. But they worked!! Man if I had stupid money, I would so do stupid things! Lmao You'll have to make a video when you peel off the EVO to see if it peels right. Same with the thermochromatic one too
Amazing end results... who would have predicted that. Have you ever tried EL (electro-luminescent) as a base coat with glow in dark and color shift on top. It could be done in key areas rather than entire car. Hard to get constant application over large areas.
I love what you did on the video however I needed to know does it work as well outside as it does inside and some of the glow paint will not let me know whether it's for exterior use only or interior use only and if it's an exterior paint how long do you have to retreat the area so the glowing will keep on glowing all year long curious Dawn
what brand of glow pigment were you using? the particle size had to be small for the sprayer? how different was the weight to volume ratio between the mica and the glow pigment? this was an incredible experiment! thank you for sharing this!
Ok, this was my second video ever watched by you. After watching just the mixes of the colors the last one upon original investigation looked to mix the best with the glow in the dark
That was a fun experiment to watch. Besides the glow outcome that you were looking for, I liked all the colors. But the color that I wasn't expecting and somewhat surprised by was the 4th color. It was really unusual and I liked it for that reason. Thanks guys
hello guys, new subscriber here, i watched a few videos already and i like what you doin, that bora bora blue and glow in the dark was my favorite! i support this channel
I was surprised it worked. I think a white base coat under the glow paint would work best as it would reflect the glow back out (we do this with Luminlay guitar fretboard inlays and paint the inside of the hole it goes into with white), though I’m not sure how the other colors/hypershift would work with a white base coat.
I’ve done glow in the dark pigment in the clear over a metallic paint job that turned out really sweet. Just have to be careful about milking out the clear with too much glow. But the effect was amazing, and the color was not disrupted. Took some trial and error to get it right tho
5/5. Brilliant idea. Excellent execution. Fantastic results. The GC47 hits different. I bought a pair of Nike Air Jordan 1 retros that shifted color like that. Still got em'. My favorite color combination to date.
Wow so cool, .....I thought to myself, there's no way it was gonna still glow seeing how all the colors were keeping their boldness...pretty damn cool and clever for the person that wants the night glow and the daytime dark metallic paint job. Bora bora is the coolest color.
What about adding some high visibility powder like used for road markings or vests or cop cars etc. So when headlights hit them they POP! at night. A small gram amount. Or tests different levels on your test pieces.
Ok,the one thing I noticed the GC7 lasted longer in the glow like to the others,mainly because it's more "white"/transparent than the others ... but still,it's freaking amazing 😍
So, I've been given a Kymco scooter and have been trying to make this thing cool as a challenge. I have a $100ish budget for paint. I think I'm going to replicate your experiment on the color changing paint. I think the color shift with the glow in the dark as a hidden feature would be neat and there's plenty of curves on the body so it should pop quite nice. Can I use a gravity feed sprayer on this? Thanks for the idea bud.
I could see this on a type of bicycle called a Velomobile. A Velomobile is a recumbent trike in a Fiberglass or Carbon Fiber shell, you could even go with a higher glow-to-pearl ratio say a 60/40.
I've only just started watching these videos, very cool they are, but did you try just adding the glow pigment to a clear coat on top of an existing colour to get the glow? Maybe it's been done but I haven't found it yet, but keen to know how that would come out. Cheers.
My predictions were way off.. were you surprised by the results?
"I did not expect this at all"...just like the Spanish inquisition. You know what else would be unexpected? Another comment suggesting you use my car as a demo to dip in whatever random and crazy color combinations you and the other viewers can come up with.
10/10. did not see that coming, they all look so good
Its amazing how good they look + they glow in the dark...Ztn is most amazing 👏
That was one of the most amazing dips I've ever seen. Thank you fonsi for bringing us along on this wonderful journey.
I was right......😂 I knew the color would be there and still glow, thanks for the video Fonzie
Alternate title: How to confuse the cops at night.
More like how to make them stop you
Would be interesting and funny.
We have a URO (unidentified rolling object) on Main toward 3rd st... please confirm.. lol
"Yeah, I'd like to report a car southbound on the highway. Requesting ghostbusters."
@@UrzaWeatherlight underated answere
i want to see this on a car! i cant be the only one!
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Yes
If they put these paints on cars, they better put them on the race track at night.
Its fake you can see the shifted cuts between the normal and glow
I'm gonna get this when I get a new car
Doing the outlines of your car in glow in the dark would be awesome! It would look like a futuristic car
Like the old TV series "Automan".
Tron
Good idea
@@chynadoll785 beat me to it 😆
@@contentsdiffer5958 yeah he is probably 'English' and not English...
Bora bora + glow pigment = aurora bora-borealis
aurora bora-borealis, at this time of year, at this time of day, in this part of the country, localized entirely within your kitchen!?
@@Dmanthepowerful nh-yes!
@@johnathanltablet may I see?
@@joshuamoore3846 no
@@Dmanthepowerful Your reply strikes me as a Pinky-ism. "Are you pondering what I'm pondering?"
Me, clicking on this video: "you know, I'm somewhat of a scientist myself"
OMG! you have re-invented car painting again!! I fully expect to see dozens of glowing cars on the streets in the future!!
@Perry Elyod times are changing brother
@Federal Bureau of Investigation Yeah,seeing so many white,black,silver and gray cars makes it intoxicating.
The fact that my car is plain white stock is sickening me.
I am gathering money to mod the hell out of it and change its colour to something similar to what I have seen on Dip Your Car's channel.
Getting ready to do mine in GC47 LOL this was so awesome
@@thethunderchieftain5464 for future reference, intoxicating doesn't mean how you intended it here. It means like exciting. Infuriating might be closer to what you meant, maybe? Not trying to disrespect, just jumbled my mind trying to read it.
Law enforcement: *clears throat*
I'd like to see how much the glow pigment influences the shade. Like a side by side with and without. I say this, because I think it'd be amazing to use a glow mix to make a design that is invisible during the day and visible at night. But to do that and have it be invisible, the shades would have to be nearly identical.
Considering the results, that may be one of the intended uses of this pigment.
Even if the shades were slightly off, I think it could still amazing, if not more amazing than a complete blend.
what you could try doing instead is this:
sppray just the standard pearls base coat over everything. then mask off half of your design on the body with tape or vinyl or something, then spray the glow pigment mixed with an evaporative thinner to atomize it (just like DipYourCar did to paint pearls over musou black), and spray only the design area with the glow
its not as hard as you think. you can get colored pigments so it glows red or blue or green or purple. and many shades in between so you could match colors well enough youd never notice.
@@chehystpewpur4754 so for an example: you would blend ..say purple glow pigment as well as a more purple pant pigment and then the car would glow purple in the dark instead of green right?!?! 🤔Because I really like this idea!! So many possibilities you could do with what you're saying and I agree 💯💯
When I was a kid we used to have a powder coating shop and I used to mix powders and create exotic colors. I once mixed some pearls and candies with a little glow and made the most intense vibrant rainbowish glowing color I have ever seen like a oil slick. Then one day my dad walks in and says he sold it and that was that. I watch your video and it just reminds me of being a kid playing with pigment powders because I couldn't go outside and play
I don't know why this popped up in my reccomended feed but I wish I had a car nice enough to be worth doing something crazy like this with.
A Lada Niva just to piss all the rich people with expensive cars off. Would work fine, just paint it and and annoy everyone with their Koenigseggs and Ford GTs and whatever other fancyass junk they got.
Paint your shitbox how you like man.
Yep, agreeing with Admiral Stoic Rum: If you want it and can afford it, paint your car how you like! Don't worry about what other people think about the quality of your car. You like the colors? Have fun!
Some colours on this channel really make it seem like the car is worth more than what it actually is. If you want to, go ahead.
Gonna pimp out my 07 civic
I kinda knew the glow pigment wasn't going to affect the colors, but was taken aback by just how much GLOW they still had considering how meh most glow pigment is.
But in a sense a lot ofglow pigment is actually kind of "clear" when it dries unless it doesn't have other colors to contend with. The pigment isn't very visible to the human eye at that point. Kinda like how certain other white stuff can be actually clear. Like with acrylic paints, you can add a "medium" to them that thins them down without losing consistency as much as with water, so that they go on with more transparency so that if you're building up colors, the under layers still play a role.
Also Elmer's school glue is very white until it dries.
But seriously. I've never seen anything glow this intensely while being mixed with another color. That's impressive, and I want a car with this now.
I say the next project should be the Grand Opus; Matt Black Car, Dripped Can with different "drips" of Glow, Metallic Pearl, and Florescent paints. Maybe you can tie two paint cans for cool swirl pattern too.
That's sound wicked net it will look super mad.
ooh..that sounds cool
You had me at "holy S***" 🤣🤣🤣
Me too 😂😂😂
@@554drago ...wow💖💖💖👍👌
I've done this with mica pigments and epoxy resin, you can add 2 to 1, glow powder 2, color 1, (even 3 to 1), and in resin the glow does not affect the color at all. Color shift included... I would like to try temp changing pigments, with color...I also would like to say, there's blue and purples glow pigments, they have worked the same. But I did like you, kept green base with the green glow, blue with blue, and purple with purple or pink. With no change in the color, including color shift pigments. But with really cool glows.
Came because the idea sounded interesting, despite me knowing nothing about dipping cars. Little did I realize how strong the stealth ASMR was with this channel with the crazy mixing and pouring montages. Sheesh!! In the end, a really cool result, though. I wonder how long the "glow" actually lasts?
Y’all should do this full scale and show it during the day and during the night(not complete darkness) and see what it will look like. Very interested
The glowing effect will be very subtle, if seen at all.
@@jeffs7573 well if it goes on a car it’s be nice to see what it looks like. Thanks for the input.
What i want to see is hypershift full scale with lumilor painted tribal paterns in 2 diferent shades alternating by switch mwahahaha
@@galadballcrusher8182 when ya got to much money to play with come back to the internet to show us 😅
@@jennaanderson6106 if i had the money....
My girlfriend said she wants one of those “speed shapes” for a bike seat 😅
Tell Ur girlfriend come by me to get it
@@kerwaynewhite1444 😂
@@kerwaynewhite1444 ahAHAHA
@@beckayyyyyy u too Rebecca
@@kerwaynewhite1444 ew.
has to be thermochromic and glow paint next hahaha
John S the whole thing
It exists, the pigment I was looking at does both, from Culture Hustle. www.culturehustleusa.com/products/lit-the-worlds-glowiest-glow-pigment-100-pure-lit-powder-by-stuart-semple
@@BB-re7xm that stuff is cool!
@@insidethemindpi they have 3 other colors as well!
This.
Somebody has already been doing this since 2010 , he goes by Jesse Jr up in Deer Park ,Tx and he is a beast at everything he does from different kind of glow in the dark paint jobs and other different expensive luxury paint jobs to tuneups you never knew were possible , he is a very highly intelligent individual who’s always determined and finding new challenges just to complete them even better than what he had planned prior to completion, it was an honor to meet such a masterminded person who is also amazingly very young
Wow the green and pearl colors were stunning. Would love that on my car!!
Let's all be honest with ourselves. We continue to watch these videos to watch paint mix
And yet it’s a glorious sight to behold😯
@@BaerlyHere_ why you got to be so impatient lol 😆
I agree
@@BaerlyHere_ lol 😆😆😆
I sure do.
That surprised me too, I wasn't expecting the colours to be so normal and clear - nor was I expecting the glow to work, I wonder if doubling the amount of glow would make it last longer / glow brighter ? without changing the daytime colour too much.
Great experiment
Dude, that was freaking sweet, I got a new name for the tahitian with the glow, KryptoNight
I can see why the colors you guys chose were chosen. It’s interesting to see how the glow pigment mixes with them!
Wow, I was really surprised at the results. Almost to the point that I would try a 75% glow / 25% color or at minimum 63% glow / 33% color. As I generally already like various shades of green. I might want to see what the price would be to do it on a smaller vehicle project like an ATV, side by side, or a trailer.
In this video the glow pigment is fading fast. What if the ratio was 2:1 glow to color?
I wouldn't say fading fast, but it was dimming down to a more sustainable glow effect. Nothing will glow at full brightness for long without a source to make it glow.
Source: I have lots of glow in the dark hot wheels and UV flashlights I play around with
I was thinking the same thing maybe up the glow pigment for a longer lasting effect
It could also be due to the camera auto adjusting the brightness of the glowing object.
Equinox Designs this
You’re seeing the camera sensor adjusting more than the glow dimming. Of course it dims over time but nowhere near that speed in person.
ive been playing with both styles of pigments painting miniature models, knowing they can work in combination on this scale is really interesting and a game changer. not a car guy really but the knowledge here applies to what im doing so love the experimental side of the channel.
Bloody amazing. Really think I need to do this on a guitar.
i was thinking the same. make a video if you do it.
What would be really cool...
if you paint the car normally and put the glow affect only on certain areas of the car. Cool ideas for this:
- A "Starsky and Hutch" style racing stripe on the side / roof that you only see in the dark.
- Apply it only around where any chrome and logos are - and around windows
- Do one of those "fire paint jobs", but have the flames glow in the dark.
- Do only around edges with a black background, giving your car the "Tron" look at night.
so many ideas
Very cool! Would love to see it candied after
"What Happens" Experiment.
Hear me out.
Glossy Dip. ZTR Hypershift + ThermoShift. ZTX Hypershift + Glow Pigment. Have one hypershift show when hot with water, have another show when dry, and have it all glow in the dark. Sounds good in theory, but what would happen?
This here is the one
That's what I asked in the Thermo Shift Video..
But instead of Hypershift Color I asked for the ultra bright yellow
Cause I think that the brightness could help the Glow in the Dark effect
My idea was more like. ZTR as the visible color but when hit with water, it changes to a different color hypershift and have some glow pigments, or... what if there was like colored glow pigments so its not just a bright green, what if its like a bright purple or blue?
Need someone to do it and post it asap hahaha
Thermoshift on top would block the glow pigment from "charging" unless hot, wouldn't it? I don't think this would work at all unfortunately. Neat idea though.
Looks amazing just watching the dip mix into a blend. Good work fonsi
That blue/purple is Gorgeous
We can mix colours to lizz fizz
POWDER TOGETHER FIRST DRY AND WHILE CHARGING HAS A SUPER AWESOME GLOW EFFECT FOR SOME STRANGE REASON AND IN A COSMETIC TIP ALLOWS YOU TO USE LESS OF BOTH COLORANTS AS I CREATE A NEW MIX BATCH OF POWDER THAT I CHARGE WHILE DRY MIXING AND DURING THE MIX IN PROCESS... THIS NEW TECHNIQUE HAS WORKED A NEW TYPE OF WONDERFUL FOR ME.
Not gunna lie that music is so relaxing its like 3 am where I'm watching this and it almost made me fall asleep it was so nice havent slept in days
bora bora looks GORGEOUS
This is one of the most satisfying videos I've watched in a long time. Thumbs up and new subscriber
I will definitely try this on my vehicle. Primarily on scooter and then on car.❤️
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@@raspiankiado4658 ok
@DipYourCar, the micca and the glow sit side by side so you get full coverage of both. Glow powder will still work even if its mixed with emulsion or gloss paint(house paint).
The blue/purple mix looked SICK!!!
"3,2,1 Wow Holy ****". Lmfao I take it your surprised raw reaction
I'm just curious, you're the expert, but why do you start with a black base as opposed to a white base? Also, I love the dramatic music you play while mixing your paints lol🥰
I’m no expert either, but if it works the same as make up, the black base actually helps the pigment pop. It’s a trick to use black paint or eyeliner under really colorful (especially the pigments that have sheen or shift) eyeshadows to make the most out of the color. .....it’s late and I’m so tired. I hope this helped. I did not do my best at explaining.
I really enjoy all your videos but glow in the dark stuff has always been fascinating to me ever since I was a kid. So this combined with the beautiful pearls is just way too badass! Favorite video so far! Would love to see this full scale!
Also, for about how long did these glow? 5 minutes? More?
I haven't been watching this channel for very long, but so far this is my fave combo !!! WOO 🤗🤩😍
Ztn was my fav!
I bet doing layers on top of the shift spray would enlong the glow, not sure though it would be good to see if extra coats would wash out the nice color.
THIS SEALED THE DEAL! DEF Dipping w/ GLOW AND PEARL
I wonder what would happen if you mixed separate colors/pigments together, then mixed in the glow powder? Also would you do one where you'd mix all the yellows together? This was awesome.
Let's double or triple the glow and see if it changes the color pigments
Ok, I gotta ask. Is this tinted plastic spray on wrap or actual multi-stage paint? It’s super cool.
year later and Iatm still waiting for the answer
How long/ how many years will the glowing pigment last before they fade?
3 TO 5 YEARS GLOW
Those colors look so cool perfect for nail polish. 😉💅
Just mix these pearls into clear nail polish
i like how you experiment for others instead of letting them waste their own money and your hair/beard is crazy looks like some1 painted it on with water color or somethin shits dope af 😂
Damn!!!! That looks awesome!!!
I think I want to dip my wheelchair either GC47 or Tahitian glow! 🤯
Keep up the great videos.
I'm late for my meeting because of how pleasing it is to watch the blending moments. Thanks.
The colour on the left side was amazing, about it's changing like you use chamäleon-effect. Brilliant
Those are awesome results. I didn't know you could do that with a vehicle paint. I've been trying to see if I could do this with resin for much smaller projects. I'm definitely going to have to try this now but in resin.
Do it full scale. Also maybe try double the load of the glow and pearls?
Holy crap dude! Even if it were a total failure, I would've enjoyed the video. But they worked!! Man if I had stupid money, I would so do stupid things! Lmao
You'll have to make a video when you peel off the EVO to see if it peels right. Same with the thermochromatic one too
Amazing end results... who would have predicted that. Have you ever tried EL (electro-luminescent) as a base coat with glow in dark and color shift on top. It could be done in key areas rather than entire car. Hard to get constant application over large areas.
I love what you did on the video however I needed to know does it work as well outside as it does inside and some of the glow paint will not let me know whether it's for exterior use only or interior use only and if it's an exterior paint how long do you have to retreat the area so the glowing will keep on glowing all year long curious Dawn
You can see the cuts in the video when they turn the lights off, unfortunately they may have done two separate coats of paint on those speed shapes
yeah, they did mix up 5x more of each than needed to paint a tiny form
Yo what's crazy is that I started doing this a couple months ago and just now found this video. Once the information is out there... It's out there.
You know we need to see colour shift + Glow + Temperature Change :D
Those colours before seeing them in the dark are absolutely stunning love them x
I have cool names for each of the colors made. Opal, Forest, oceanic, and starry night. I just feel like they fit the colors perfectly!
Next episode - Full scale. I have to see this on a car!
Okay I need my whole car painted in this right now
Those cuts to the dark are clearly steam workshop 3D rendered models. If you look closely you can see the signature half-life 2 head crab shape
what was the solution that you mixed your pigments in? thanks
what brand of glow pigment were you using? the particle size had to be small for the sprayer? how different was the weight to volume ratio between the mica and the glow pigment?
this was an incredible experiment! thank you for sharing this!
Bro honestly I want this paint job could you imagine
Now I know I can do this to my bike.
Do GLOW IN THE DARK TRIM!
All chrome=GLOW
Ok, this was my second video ever watched by you. After watching just the mixes of the colors the last one upon original investigation looked to mix the best with the glow in the dark
That was a fun experiment to watch. Besides the glow outcome that you were looking for, I liked all the colors. But the color that I wasn't expecting and somewhat surprised by was the 4th color. It was really unusual and I liked it for that reason. Thanks guys
I've been researching how I want to paint my motorcycle and this just answered so many if my questions I'm so excited now!!!! 😍😍😍
hello guys, new subscriber here, i watched a few videos already and i like what you doin, that bora bora blue and glow in the dark was my favorite! i support this channel
I love the white pearl on at the beginning I think that's going to look amazing with the glow
I'd like to have seen that one as well.
What would it look like with the pearls as a base coat then spray the glow over it as over coat
DAYUM! Now I wanna see FULL SCALE!! Every color was SWEET!! 5 all around!!
SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICK!!!!
No one should be allowed to buy glow pigments without the colors as well! It’s too good!
I was surprised it worked. I think a white base coat under the glow paint would work best as it would reflect the glow back out (we do this with Luminlay guitar fretboard inlays and paint the inside of the hole it goes into with white), though I’m not sure how the other colors/hypershift would work with a white base coat.
I’ve done glow in the dark pigment in the clear over a metallic paint job that turned out really sweet. Just have to be careful about milking out the clear with too much glow.
But the effect was amazing, and the color was not disrupted. Took some trial and error to get it right tho
Nice work' I want to know that this work
Watching the mixing is so satisfying.
5/5.
Brilliant idea. Excellent execution. Fantastic results.
The GC47 hits different. I bought a pair of Nike Air Jordan 1 retros that shifted color like that. Still got em'. My favorite color combination to date.
OMG all those colors came out the bomb- Lovi'n it - U guys rock the car paint world
Wow so cool, .....I thought to myself, there's no way it was gonna still glow seeing how all the colors were keeping their boldness...pretty damn cool and clever for the person that wants the night glow and the daytime dark metallic paint job. Bora bora is the coolest color.
I REALLY LOVE the Bora Bora. I would love to have my Crosstrek painted with it. Yet without the glow affect.
The purple\blue was my favorite
Why does it feels like going back to pre-school/kindergarten mixing colors together. so nice :D
I think this was the best one I have ever seen you do so far!!!!!!!!!!
I'm addicted to those slow motion mixing shots.
Very kool!! That’s a winner 💪
I'd love the glow/bora bora mix for my bicycle. An awesome colour for the daytime, and high visibility glow at night
What about adding some high visibility powder like used for road markings or vests or cop cars etc.
So when headlights hit them they POP! at night.
A small gram amount.
Or tests different levels on your test pieces.
Ok,the one thing I noticed the GC7 lasted longer in the glow like to the others,mainly because it's more "white"/transparent than the others ... but still,it's freaking amazing 😍
So, I've been given a Kymco scooter and have been trying to make this thing cool as a challenge. I have a $100ish budget for paint. I think I'm going to replicate your experiment on the color changing paint. I think the color shift with the glow in the dark as a hidden feature would be neat and there's plenty of curves on the body so it should pop quite nice. Can I use a gravity feed sprayer on this? Thanks for the idea bud.
I want to know where you got these meterials so I can do this on car
I could see this on a type of bicycle called a Velomobile. A Velomobile is a recumbent trike in a Fiberglass or Carbon Fiber shell, you could even go with a higher glow-to-pearl ratio say a 60/40.
I've only just started watching these videos, very cool they are, but did you try just adding the glow pigment to a clear coat on top of an existing colour to get the glow? Maybe it's been done but I haven't found it yet, but keen to know how that would come out. Cheers.