Very nice! But I must say, that painting candy paint on a flat or squared surfs, is a lot easier than a car for a newbie. Because dry spots can be tough to keep out, when you're crossing a part that you're not actually on. E.g. Doing a side of the car and you come across the windshield A-panels and such. Practice is definitely a must. Great video.
For the record though. Some ppl have a knack for it. Great motor skills and get muscle memory really fast. Tooting my own horn here. The first paint job I did was a blue candy over a factory "goldish" mica. Sanded it with 1000 grit and sprayed 6 coats of candy on it. The guy just wanted his old tacoma not gold and said do it in med to dark blue. He was stoked when I let him see it at 4 coats. He asked if I could make it a bit darker so I sprayed another 2 coats. I was actually impressed with myself and for a dude with major adhd I call that a win. Yrs ago I worked in a pontiac/buick/gmc dealership both mechanic shop (where i worked) and body shop. One of their painters was at this gig for over 30 yrs and I wouldnt let him spray my grandmothers old K car. As one of the reg youtubers says on here. Its just paint. I believe its the dude that does Paint society.
I started autobody and paint in 1977. We didn't have cell phone, internet, TH-cam instructional vids., etc.. For inspiration and how to, we had magazines and car shows to meet the pros. with their demonstrations. Mainly we learned from a teacher or other guys in our area. The equipment you have now, I could complain about much more, lol! My career went from lacquer (Dulux), acrylic enamel (Centari), urethane (Imron), and finally 3 stage (PPG in 1990s). I seen many painters fight with runs, fisheyes, bugs, anything that could be a problem. Count your blessings. Yes, runs are still a problem, as you showed us. Keep on painting.
What gun are you using. I have been spraying with my Devilbiss and I’m happy with it, but I always get at least one sag. I’m thinking that I’m either putting out to much material, or maybe I have my pressure too low and it’s laying heavy. I was spraying at 12 to 14 pounds, I tried upping it to 18 -20 pounds and it sprayed much nicer , but I end up with orange Peel. Do you have any advise on what to try. Thanks
I love candy paint jobs. When I was a kid I painted my Honda Z50 mini trail like what it had on it new. Caddy Aple Red. They dealer sol the kit in arosal cans. I didn't turn out as I hoped but learned. When I was around 19 I had a Yamaha FZ 750 1996 year. I painted that bike with a Pearl white Paint Job. I was happy how it can out.
Great vid. I've been an autopainter for a living since 73. The first candy job I did was on a 74 Vette in 80, Hard to to do. I used Harley-Davidson Candy Apple Red lacquer . over a silver base. 8 coats of color and 4 coats of Martin- Senour Urethane clear. It was a bitch, We changed the color from white to red , under the hood and jams. A year later I built my 71 Gremlin with a 390 big block = Dark blue metal flake ,the next year Candy red metal on my Chevelle convertable.all, lacquer. A lot of buffing . Lacquer needs it !
Excellent tips I didn’t know that you couldn’t stop with candy that’s why I’ve always steered away from spraying it I’ve seen some bad jobs over the years I’m going to try it with some Brandywine candy on my old 78 blazer
This goes out to both of you spray way customs I watch both of your guises videos I’m doing the same shit now God bless both of you & let’s teach everyone that wants to learn:) pray before you spray...!!
Thanks for all the info bro u are the reason I started painting my own rides I just bought that same gun .Just wanted to tell you your a good teacher and explainer keep up the great work I'm working up the courage to paint candy
Nice shot of candy, man! I've played with candy paints and I must say they are not for newbies. you HAVE to spray some test panels before you try and do your main project. I'm planning on doing my Harley tank and fenders, so I decided to make 3 clocks out of the Willie G logo to test my sprays and sell them to cover the cost of the materials. Clocks turned out great even though they may not be my perfect vision for the bike, but you learn a lot of what your finished product will be. Save a lot of wasted time, product, and disappointment. just like you did with the speed shape.
Thank you understood very easy. I got a candy purple and sprayed it straight on primer and it came out more blue than purple (still looked well) but now I watched this video I know where I went wrong.
Hi, have retired from my garage 17 years ago, I want to spray all the plastic panels on my spy quad in Mazda soul red. I would need a etch primer followed by a bright aluminium paint, next the color but is it waterbased paint? Should i worry? I only have my devillebis gun, or an unused top loader gun. Is the varnish waterbased too? Is the varnish sun proof? In France there are loads of cars with the varnish peeling off. Thanks Barry
Very well explain thank you so much u safe my life😂I'm doing it now on my car this the fourth time I'm trying it still not perfection, i mean it just like an normal paint. But after watching your short but full of detail of every single word u said my candy come a life straight away shine my nissan GTR red V46. May i have 1more questions, u did mention psi, distances how about the vol of paint come from the gun i mean is it up to us example 1st shoot dry 2nd wet 3rd little bit more wet and so on 4th and 5th.
Good video , I am going to do a red candy motorcycle tank and side covers , it has decals , so after the candy , I need to add a coat of clear , just one , or two ? then do my decals then a light coat of clears , then a finish clear coat , beginner here 😀 . Cheers.
Great explanation and detailed description of the right way to do the paint. Even a novice like me understood. Doubt I could do it that well but, I have an idea of how to practice now.
Thanks for the info. Always wanted to learn to paint cars. Looking to do a ford ruby red on a car I have. Trying to get as much info as I can. Tall order for a first paint job😳😂 people who are willing to teach are greatly appreciated.
It is now Sundaymorning 03:55 AM and i could not sleep so i watched your amazing vid. Now i know how to spray effortless candy paint and the important steps between spraying. Thanks for sharing and caring bro!🤝
Your vids are great man😊 I've been painting years but am really struggling with candy's recently, particularly light blues and green candy. I have tried everything to make it work but just can't get it to not look blotchy. The way your first coat went down here where its not covered yet and has a patchy look is how mine stays after 4 coats. Can't get rid of the blotchy look. I can spray reds and other colours fine and don't have this problem. It's just this blue candy that's kicking my ass. If I knew what was going wrong, I could correct it but I have tried everything and just can't seem to shake the patchy look😕
I’m restoring a 96 f-50 and building a show truck I want to spray candy red on the under side of the bed and cab and in the engine bay what type of gun would be good for this I imagine I’m going to be laying in my back when I paint the underside of the bed. Is there sum sort of pressurized hopped that could spray and bad angles ?
Thanks bro and you a bless good morning to you bro..I must say the you are verry impressive in so menny simple way..You make it look so easy..but when you put things in place it will be easy..I like your hand flow smood and even all true..God is with you and don't ever do with out him..true him nothing is impossible..God bless you and your family 👌👍🤗
I could see some nibs after the third coat. should you take care of them before the clear coat or does it matter? I've never painted but will be in the near future when I'm done with the body work an my Nova. Thanks
candy apple red supposed to be cleared 2 times after your first paint job with clean shouldn't you sand it down with like 1000 or 1500 and clear coat it again to get that deep look?
How long did you wait before you sprayed the FIRST coat of clear? The one thing I'm looking for in all these videos I watch is time between coats, and most people NEVER explain that part.
When you order these paints, they come with a “tech sheet” explaining the flash times aka paint curing time and it’ll tell you depending on the temp. Or could be on the website before you order
@@andrewvital7623 I know that, but it DOES NOT tell you when you can spray over another color...Like when you can spray clear coats over candy, should it still be a little tacky, sanded after completely cured then spray a clear coat, etc...etc...etc...I know flash times and spraying the same color, 3 coats. What I'm looking for is...I am going to be spraying 3 different colors, feathered, NO hard lines, CANDY over that, and then a clear coat over them all...do I sand each coat, or can I spray all in one day, just spray each layer after they have flashed off and are still tacky so they have something to stick to.
@@andrewvital7623 I heard that part, but that was between candy coats, not the first clear coat. I know it has to have a surface to stick to, sanded or tacky, so I can try both on a practice sheet, I just don't want to spend more money for more candy paint just for trial and error, it's too expensive. But thank you.
I have small side covers on my motorcycle and I want to do a candy apple red on them, could you suggest any spray paint cans that will work. And will it have to be a two-step, base coat and then the Candy Apple color on top of it
hello farraway great video havnt realy done any candy yet maybe in the future but for future refrence its always good to know my ? is 1 when you say controle coat is that a drop coat ?2 can it it be any matalic silver like dark or light thank you pharraway you have been a very big help in my projects keep up the great workyou do
How many gallons i need to paint a 2 door regal? I was thinking of house of kolor. But i need to know how many gallons i will need to get about 4 coats of kandy
Question, i shot a candy not long ago, looked fantastic like a glass in the end,, 1 mth later i have cracks in the clear, 2 things i did not do that i did not think i had to was , 1- i did not let it gas out for a cpl days & 2 - i did not wetsand it after the base candy was done... Ideas on it ?
Hi, just wanted to know with every coat you put in for the candy and clear coat, did you let it sit for 15 minutes and then sprayed another coat or when you sprayed one coat of the candy and clear, you just started from the top to bottom without letting it sit? Sorry, I know it sounds like a dumb question but I’m new to this and wanted to spray my car Nipsey blue, candied.
I can spray candy over metallic pretty easily, but I'm having a problem spraying candy over white base. I'm painting some old triumphs, and they used tri coats in the 60s some with white base. Im getting cheetah stripes real bad. Any advice would be great.
After you spray your metallic silver could you go ahead and clearcoat the silver metallic, then put the candy on top of that or do you have to put the candy on top of the silver metallic without any clearcoat then clearcoat the candy
Very nice! But I must say, that painting candy paint on a flat or squared surfs, is a lot easier than a car for a newbie. Because dry spots can be tough to keep out, when you're crossing a part that you're not actually on. E.g. Doing a side of the car and you come across the windshield A-panels and such. Practice is definitely a must.
Great video.
For the record though. Some ppl have a knack for it. Great motor skills and get muscle memory really fast. Tooting my own horn here. The first paint job I did was a blue candy over a factory "goldish" mica. Sanded it with 1000 grit and sprayed 6 coats of candy on it. The guy just wanted his old tacoma not gold and said do it in med to dark blue. He was stoked when I let him see it at 4 coats. He asked if I could make it a bit darker so I sprayed another 2 coats. I was actually impressed with myself and for a dude with major adhd I call that a win. Yrs ago I worked in a pontiac/buick/gmc dealership both mechanic shop (where i worked) and body shop. One of their painters was at this gig for over 30 yrs and I wouldnt let him spray my grandmothers old K car. As one of the reg youtubers says on here. Its just paint. I believe its the dude that does Paint society.
I started autobody and paint in 1977. We didn't have cell phone, internet, TH-cam instructional vids., etc..
For inspiration and how to, we had magazines and car shows to meet the pros. with their demonstrations. Mainly we learned from a teacher or other guys in our area.
The equipment you have now, I could complain about much more, lol! My career went from lacquer (Dulux), acrylic enamel (Centari), urethane (Imron), and finally 3 stage (PPG in 1990s). I seen many painters fight with runs, fisheyes, bugs, anything that could be a problem. Count your blessings. Yes, runs are still a problem, as you showed us.
Keep on painting.
Great work. Puro 956!
Best auto painting channel on TH-cam 👍
Thank you
Great lesson thanks
Amazing painting man. Respect.
Very well explained and demonstrated. Keep up the great vids Pharraway 🤝
Thanks brother
Sprayway. Mi Hermano. When you getting back in the lab?
@C10 Syndicate pharrawaypaint@gmail.com
What gun are you using. I have been spraying with my Devilbiss and I’m happy with it, but I always get at least one sag. I’m thinking that I’m either putting out to much material, or maybe I have my pressure too low and it’s laying heavy. I was spraying at 12 to 14 pounds, I tried upping it to 18 -20 pounds and it sprayed much nicer , but I end up with orange Peel. Do you have any advise on what to try. Thanks
@@georgejennings7099 Sounds like you may be going to slow with your gun speed, try speeding up your spraying.
Looks good thanks for the tips I love the roosters in the background
Anytime
I love candy paint jobs. When I was a kid I painted my Honda Z50 mini trail like what it had on it new. Caddy Aple Red. They dealer sol the kit in arosal cans. I didn't turn out as I hoped but learned. When I was around 19 I had a Yamaha FZ 750 1996 year. I painted that bike with a Pearl white Paint Job. I was happy how it can out.
! have see hundreds of videos on painting ..you are the best ..thank you for this video it helped me a lot ..keep the videos coming
Thank you
Great vid. I've been an autopainter for a living since 73. The first candy job I did was on a 74 Vette in 80, Hard to to do. I used Harley-Davidson Candy Apple Red lacquer . over a silver base. 8 coats of color and 4 coats of Martin- Senour Urethane clear. It was a bitch, We changed the color from white to red , under the hood and jams. A year later I built my 71 Gremlin with a 390 big block = Dark blue metal flake ,the next year Candy red metal on my Chevelle convertable.all, lacquer. A lot of buffing . Lacquer needs it !
Nice, ya I worked with lacquers back in the larw 80s early 90s there harder to work with
Good video. You should show your finished work tho in the sun after your done.
Excellent tips I didn’t know that you couldn’t stop with candy that’s why I’ve always steered away from spraying it I’ve seen some bad jobs over the years I’m going to try it with some Brandywine candy on my old 78 blazer
This goes out to both of you spray way customs I watch both of your guises videos I’m doing the same shit now God bless both of you & let’s teach everyone that wants to learn:) pray before you spray...!!
Thanks brother
Fact pray before you spray
Thanks for all the info bro u are the reason I started painting my own rides I just bought that same gun .Just wanted to tell you your a good teacher and explainer keep up the great work I'm working up the courage to paint candy
Thank You brother
I have not sprayed much candy.. just in the true fire flames that I use the candy colors. looks great thumbs up
Never sprayed candy myself, but you make it look easy
This video was a awesome lesson to how to, im getting ready to shoot a 72 Honda that was Candy Ruby red original in 72.
Nice shot of candy, man! I've played with candy paints and I must say they are not for newbies. you HAVE to spray some test panels before you try and do your main project. I'm planning on doing my Harley tank and fenders, so I decided to make 3 clocks out of the Willie G logo to test my sprays and sell them to cover the cost of the materials. Clocks turned out great even though they may not be my perfect vision for the bike, but you learn a lot of what your finished product will be. Save a lot of wasted time, product, and disappointment. just like you did with the speed shape.
Amen thank u bro nice job now I have a clear mine on it work nice job my god bless you and family allwas bro really good tip
Your videos are simply the best!!! Very informative
Thank you understood very easy. I got a candy purple and sprayed it straight on primer and it came out more blue than purple (still looked well) but now I watched this video I know where I went wrong.
Great Video I,m a new guy to this trying to learn. You have been more helpful than any others on TH-cam.
Thank you brother pass the word of my channel please
Man dig the info on painting candy and painting overall thank you sir
Very nice! Smooth. Even. Simple. Complicated. Rewarding.
Awesome video bro. I love spraying candy!
Awesome explaination newbie here
Hi, have retired from my garage 17 years ago, I want to spray all the plastic panels on my spy quad in Mazda soul red. I would need a etch primer followed by a bright aluminium paint, next the color but is it waterbased paint? Should i worry? I only have my devillebis gun, or an unused top loader gun. Is the varnish waterbased too? Is the varnish sun proof? In France there are loads of cars with the varnish peeling off. Thanks Barry
It's solvente paint and yes is sun proof
would you use a metallic base with a candy pearl mid-coat?
Please do more “how to” candy paint videos. Thanks dude.
That candy paint came out nice bro..good work
Thanks
That's beautiful and great video as always...
Awesome video.. very easy to follow
Very well explain thank you so much u safe my life😂I'm doing it now on my car this the fourth time I'm trying it still not perfection, i mean it just like an normal paint. But after watching your short but full of detail of every single word u said my candy come a life straight away shine my nissan GTR red V46. May i have 1more questions, u did mention psi, distances how about the vol of paint come from the gun i mean is it up to us example 1st shoot dry 2nd wet 3rd little bit more wet and so on 4th and 5th.
On the volume I have it wide open
Good video , I am going to do a red candy motorcycle tank and side covers , it has decals , so after the candy , I need to add a coat of clear , just one , or two ? then do my decals then a light coat of clears , then a finish clear coat , beginner here 😀 . Cheers.
I been out of the booth for a few years, but after watching you and sprayway i got to get back in there. Much respect ❤💪 waiting on rhe next vid
Really enjoy your channel , helps a lot . Appreciate you.
Glad to hear it!
Great explanation and detailed description of the right way to do the paint. Even a novice like me understood. Doubt I could do it that well but, I have an idea of how to practice now.
Thanks for the info. Always wanted to learn to paint cars. Looking to do a ford ruby red on a car I have. Trying to get as much info as I can. Tall order for a first paint job😳😂 people who are willing to teach are greatly appreciated.
Sharpest looking cabinet on TH-cam!
It is now Sundaymorning 03:55 AM and i could not sleep so i watched your amazing vid. Now i know how to spray effortless candy paint and the important steps between spraying. Thanks for sharing and caring bro!🤝
Thank You brother
PHARRAWAY ..You are very welcome!!✌🏼
Awesome tutorial thanks bro God bless you
You're welcome!
Your vids are great man😊 I've been painting years but am really struggling with candy's recently, particularly light blues and green candy. I have tried everything to make it work but just can't get it to not look blotchy. The way your first coat went down here where its not covered yet and has a patchy look is how mine stays after 4 coats. Can't get rid of the blotchy look. I can spray reds and other colours fine and don't have this problem. It's just this blue candy that's kicking my ass. If I knew what was going wrong, I could correct it but I have tried everything and just can't seem to shake the patchy look😕
can you list the guns used, nozzle size/distance/airpressure for each coat from primer to clear? Thanks
the gun is a devilbiss DV1 with a 1.3 tip and about the pressure the base was at 29psi the candy was at 29psi and the clear was at 35psi
I’m restoring a 96 f-50 and building a show truck I want to spray candy red on the under side of the bed and cab and in the engine bay what type of gun would be good for this I imagine I’m going to be laying in my back when I paint the underside of the bed. Is there sum sort of pressurized hopped that could spray and bad angles ?
No not at all
Well done , looking forward to my next diy paint job !!
Another awesome video. Thanks Pharraway!!
Thanks bro and you a bless good morning to you bro..I must say the you are verry impressive in so menny simple way..You make it look so easy..but when you put things in place it will be easy..I like your hand flow smood and even all true..God is with you and don't ever do with out him..true him nothing is impossible..God bless you and your family 👌👍🤗
Thanks brother
If I did my truck in can and I sprayed the bed first then the cab but did same amount of coats would it come together right?
Yes
Looks great awesome information provided 👍🏻
Snazzy work. I’m gonna attempt this on a Miata.
I could see some nibs after the third coat. should you take care of them before the clear coat or does it matter? I've never painted but will be in the near future when I'm done with the body work an my Nova. Thanks
The nibs can be removed withe the buffing that's coming up next
candy apple red supposed to be cleared 2 times after your first paint job with clean shouldn't you sand it down with like 1000 or 1500 and clear coat it again to get that deep look?
Thanks for sharing, looks awesome!!
Thanks for watching!
Very well explained and demonstrated 👍👍👍
What make of gun are you using?
Will appreciate
It's a devilbiss
So the control coat is the same paint except you bump up the pressure from 29 psi - 31psi. Right?
That is correct
Thanks may Yahweh bless you brother
Thank you
Great job brother. I've always been nervous about candy. Thank you so much
Way to go Pharraway..Next project trailer
If you were to add metal flake when would you add the flakes in??
When the silver was added first your silver then the metal flake and finally the candy and clear
@@PHARRAWAY thank you first time gonna try doing it by myself lets see how it turns out
Awesome ,love the video
I was hoping you lived in Cali, I guess I’m just have to try and paint it myself with the help of your videos, take care homie
Thanks brother
How many coats of clear over candy is best and do you have to rub it out in between coats? Thanks so much...
4 coats
In the 70s we used to put on maybe up to 10 coats of clear right?
The most expensive cabinet 👌
Damn nice, it looks great.
You just got a new fan from Dubai 👍
Thank You brother
Another great job and demonstration bro
Just a quick question as I have never painted nor kno anything about it,do you sand the base coat or sand at anytime?
No I do not
Very good video .. excellent job .. is that candy paint expensive to purchase .. I'm in south africa .. nd I cannot get hold of it
shop.thecoatingstore.com/EyeKandy-Candy-Paint_c25.htm
How long did you wait before you sprayed the FIRST coat of clear? The one thing I'm looking for in all these videos I watch is time between coats, and most people NEVER explain that part.
When you order these paints, they come with a “tech sheet” explaining the flash times aka paint curing time and it’ll tell you depending on the temp. Or could be on the website before you order
@@andrewvital7623 I know that, but it DOES NOT tell you when you can spray over another color...Like when you can spray clear coats over candy, should it still be a little tacky, sanded after completely cured then spray a clear coat, etc...etc...etc...I know flash times and spraying the same color, 3 coats. What I'm looking for is...I am going to be spraying 3 different colors, feathered, NO hard lines, CANDY over that, and then a clear coat over them all...do I sand each coat, or can I spray all in one day, just spray each layer after they have flashed off and are still tacky so they have something to stick to.
@@JD-nq4vb he said 15 mins in the vid
@@andrewvital7623 I heard that part, but that was between candy coats, not the first clear coat. I know it has to have a surface to stick to, sanded or tacky, so I can try both on a practice sheet, I just don't want to spend more money for more candy paint just for trial and error, it's too expensive. But thank you.
When you put your 4coats of candy. Do you wait between coats
Yes 10min
Great video man, thank you so much!
I have small side covers on my motorcycle and I want to do a candy apple red on them, could you suggest any spray paint cans that will work. And will it have to be a two-step, base coat and then the Candy Apple color on top of it
In spray can I wouldn't know sorry
Very nicely done, thanks !!
Great video yet again, good job!
So after the metallic comes the control coat that's the name of product so theirs no color to that ?
No it's just that the last coat of paint you apply it much further than the others so that the metallics lay down right
so this is a repaint from yellow to red candy of the silver flake ? so why dont you use a base clear mid coat for flake carrier the clear.
Just trying to show different ways that it can be done
Just tuned into your channel, very helpful. Gracias carnal!!
any time brother
hello farraway great video havnt realy done any candy yet maybe in the future but for future refrence its always good to know my ? is 1 when you say controle coat is that a drop coat ?2 can it it be any matalic silver like dark or light thank you pharraway you have been a very big help in my projects keep up the great workyou do
How many gallons i need to paint a 2 door regal? I was thinking of house of kolor. But i need to know how many gallons i will need to get about 4 coats of kandy
you will need 1gal of base and 1gal of candy with 1gal of clear
@@PHARRAWAY 1 gallon of candy will give me close to 2 gallons of candy once it gets reduced correct?
@@streetclasscc5189 no without reducer
@@PHARRAWAY just the hardner? Dont add reducer to it
@@streetclasscc5189 no follow the instructions on the can
Great video, la pistola está bien perrona también, Thanks bro.
How long did you wait to let the 4 coats of candy to dry before you add the clear coat ?
20min
What base coat recommended for candy gold? Gray white or black?
So what color was that base coat with the Metallics??...I want to do a Midnight Metallic Blue Candy..
What base should I use and candy?
Paintin with chickens 🐓 lol 😂..you tha best pharraway 👍🏻
Thanks
question my guy, do we have to sand between coats to let it bite or no really? Just the primer business as usual? thanks!
Very well demonstrated sir!
Can’t wait till I get my truck candy red😍
Question, i shot a candy not long ago, looked fantastic like a glass in the end,, 1 mth later i have cracks in the clear, 2 things i did not do that i did not think i had to was , 1- i did not let it gas out for a cpl days & 2 - i did not wetsand it after the base candy was done... Ideas on it ?
can you email me some pictures so I can take a look , at pharrawaypaint@gmail.com
Nice technic, love the finish
Some great tips, thank you
Nice how to video. Keepem coming.
Great job explaining that. I would love to get into spring candy paint. Primarily in it on instruments.
Go for it!
Hi, just wanted to know with every coat you put in for the candy and clear coat, did you let it sit for 15 minutes and then sprayed another coat or when you sprayed one coat of the candy and clear, you just started from the top to bottom without letting it sit? Sorry, I know it sounds like a dumb question but I’m new to this and wanted to spray my car Nipsey blue, candied.
Hi yes I let it sit for 10min between coats
PHARRAWAY thank you for replying!
That doesn't look hard at all to do thanks for the tip awesome job my friend.
FUKIN AWESOME BRO!! LUV IT! 👍🙋♂️⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
what kind of gun do you spray with
I can spray candy over metallic pretty easily, but I'm having a problem spraying candy over white base. I'm painting some old triumphs, and they used tri coats in the 60s some with white base. Im getting cheetah stripes real bad. Any advice would be great.
To me it seems your gun settings are a bit off
Hi great video, can you send me the link how to mix the kandy please?
Omg bro u do a great job a hell of a job bro
Thanks
After you spray your metallic silver could you go ahead and clearcoat the silver metallic, then put the candy on top of that or do you have to put the candy on top of the silver metallic without any clearcoat then clearcoat the candy
You can do it both ways it will still work
@@PHARRAWAY ok great, thank you