After 12 YEARS of Searching We May Have FINALLY Found this Color (Fingers Crossed)
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*OK.. so is this Rose Gold?*
IMO no. There just isn't enough "gold tone"
Not rose gold to me but still a gorgeous color.
Like what Gabe said to silvery looks good to pink for me
Negative. ➖
Not if I'm the judge. A nice lilac colour, but no rosegold...
I'm getting more of a metallic lavender. Excellent color, but I wouldn't call it rose gold
agree
I don't know... too red to be lavender either. But too blue to be rose gold 🤷♂️
love this
Screams Easter.
Definitely not rose gold but beautiful all the same.
I vote to have this color sprayed over different base colors to see how it interacts!
Yes! Speedshapes please!
Its too cool, needs to be warmer to be a rose gold. Looks great though!
Yes! Especially a gold base.
@@brandonfeeley514 I agree, A gold base!
Gold base all day
Technically Rose Gold is an alloy of Copper and Gold. There can be different balances of it but what makes Rose Gold is Copper and Gold. The combination produces a slightly red/pink hue to the gold. This is far from a rose gold but I'd be interested to see what happens if you mixed this 50/50 with Copper Ghost.
Thanks to Apple most people seem to think it just means metallic pink. Actual rose gold is so much better and more dynamic.
Could you guys try this combo of mixing this "Rose Gold" and Copper Ghost I think it might be very cool.
Remember, to get rose gold metallurgically, you need to alloy gold and copper. It has a bit of a pinkish hue, but it has those red-orange undertones of copper and the mellowness of the gold. I'd give this another shot, but as a speed shape trial to find a pigment mix. Maybe try different base coats, you might need to start with copper or gray?
I was thinking of a base coat of desert tan with pink candy and gold +copper microflake or pearls.
I think he should add Flash shift to it! It has gold to that red rose. I think it would be perfect!
I’d go with Bubble Gum Pink
This is what I came hoping to see. Thanks to Apple, I think most people think it just means metallic pink. Actual rose gold metal and jewelry is so much better.
In the beaker this just looks like pearl Pepto to me; over black it's a nice metallic lilac. The tiny hint of gold pearl seems to have been eaten. So while it misses rose gold by a mile, I love the color.
5 for beauty; 3 for “Rose Gold”. If that same color was sprayed over a burnt orange base vs black, I think some of the silver look would shift the orange through with metallic sheen vs black reflecting straight silver.
I was saying that same thing. They should do it again
Gold base...lol
I love it.. I wouldn’t consider this rose gold more like a iced lavender. But still very nice.
Oh Iced Lavender ❤
really like that name
Iced Lavender. That's a W.
Excellent description!! I see the color through your words
It’s not purple enough to be a lavender but a metallic bubble gum I think is a better description
My first thought was lavender. I don’t hate it, just don’t think it’s rose gold. Just for giggles I’d like to see it over a more yellow base to the color doesn’t have to do the entire job. It’s going to happen one of these days. Thank you for doing these videos!
I absolutely love how this turned out, a gorgeous metallic pink that I really want to see over other bases, but not rose gold.
Love the colour. A little more purple than rose gold to me... BUT I do feel that if it were sprayed over a gold or warm yellow base that it may seem more like rose gold. Can you give that a try perhaps?✨
Ooh, this over a gold base could look really close.
Cool color, but really felt more like a Lilac to me.
I agree with some other comments, it's a good start. Spraying over a warmer base, like brown or orange would probably make this an actual pink/rose color and let any gold particles really stand out. The coverage is great, the tone is just too cool for it to be called Rose or Gold. This is a Lilac Ice.
I think it looks metallic purple and it’s one of the most beautiful colours I have seen, would love this
i think to get the warmth of color you're looking for you'd need to spray it over a yellow base and add about 12.5g/gal of pure gold pearl
Like to see this over a different base. White, silver, red, gold base ?
I like that “iced lavender” name somebody came up with. Thats nice and I think it suits this color. For me, just based on the phrasing, I think rose gold needs to be a pink tinted gold. This seemed to focus too much on the pink. I don’t know which one would be better, but I also think this could be closer if it was put over a different base possibly. Idk though, I’m just rambling at this point. 😂 as a rose gold? Missed the mark in my opinion, 0/5. But taking it for what it is, it’s a pretty nice color and I’d give it a 4/5. Doesn’t amaze me, but I do find it pleasant.
In some lights it does come super close! Rose gold has almost a copper appearance to it so maybe adding a little copper or gold to it would do the trick? Just a thought. I would definitely do some experimenting with it on the tester before going full scale again. Maybe even spraying it on top of a gold base?
My wife and I agree…This is a gorgeous lavender/silver. But it’s not rose gold. We say spray it over vintage gold base. We can’t wait to see it!! 😊
I feel like rose gold to me is a pinkish copper and I'm not seeing that here but what you got is still a sick color and would look so good with bronze wheels
I remember asking you YEARS ago for rose gold!😂 It’s definitely very close!!! I think the black base changed the color a lot honestly. The color in the beaker looked A LOT different than what it looks like on the car in my opinion. But maybe that’s just bc of video quality. Definitely need more gold in there, the rose part is perfect! I agree with the “rose silver” comments for sure. I love that you guys are still working on it tho☺️
I don't know if I'd call it 'Rose Gold's (probably not), but it is Gorgeous!
What A *Beautiful* Color & Finish! 5/5
It would be really interesting to see it combined with other base coats in small scale! 😯
This is for sure a Sky Lavender. Just like how Sky Blue is a nice soft blue, this is a soft Lavender and I'm not a fan of purples, but this looks amazing.
The technical term for the color this most looks like is purple steel. Rose gold requires a golden base, not yellow. Yellow has no undertone and has a tendency to take over since it’s a pure primary color, but gold has red and blue hints in it’s undertone so the brightness can be tuned up or down. Like any rose gold, the heavier the pigment/layers the more the gold will take over the pink. (I’m a color theorist so I care way too much lol 😂) Still a very pretty car 💜 Love this channel, love watching your dips. (As reference to rose gold MAC Cosmetics has a loose pigment called rose gold you can look at for an example) Love y’all ✌️
The KP Lemon Lime color shift base, I think this would work for it! That might get this color to tip into a real rose gold. The only interference might be the pink being close enough to the cool tone end that it might bring out more of the lime shift, but that might work in your favor, as true rose gold metals have just a hedge of green to them on the secondary highlights.
Need to see that over some speed shapes! Cool color!
It's a pretty pinkish-purple. But definitely not a rose gold. As Gabe said.... Rose gold is on the warmer side of the colour chart. To make rose gold jewellery, they mix classic yellow gold and copper. The higher the copper content in the mixture, the more depth of color of the pinkish hue of rose gold. Random info 😁
Needs to lose about 2 shades of blue and gain about 10 karats of gold to be rose gold, but it's a very nice, cool lavender. I tend to go by the Black Hills version of rose gold to determine metallic colors. They also mine a green gold and a russet gold there. Very pretty.
Is this guy really asking, “Does Rose Gold need to have gold? Can it be silver?”. Rose gold is gold and copper, not copper and silver
4/5 It's close! It's got the right shades in the powder, but it's not opaque enough to completely cover the base and that straight black is too cool/neutral for the undertones. Chocolate ore, motor oil, or camo brown should be warm enough to get the right color.
I'd like to see copper ghost over vintage gold base (with maybe a bit of fusion pink mixed in if you are looking for a more pink rose gold). If memory serves from your copper ghost over different bases video, copper ghost hits the pink notes on the warm colors.
Rose gold is a name for an alloy of gold, copper and some silver. The copper is the major component in the shift.
Maybe to truly answer you could mix 70% gold pearl, 25% copper pearl and 5% silver pearl.
It’s a beautiful color…but I’d say it’s more “rose silver” than “rose gold”. But I do love it.
I spray PPG waterbase EHP on a daily for my profession. I made what I believe is a rose gold. Take something like 46v with more gold flake in the red base then spray a transparent pink/gold pearl mix over it
Yup, metallic lavender. Rose 🌹 gold needs to be a rose shade of gold 🥇 Gold is the color, rose is the adjective.
Looks lavender to me. From a woman’s perspective when it comes to hair color or make up, Rose Gold has more of a copper base.
I would agree with some others. It’s different, but maybe a beige/tan/sandy color base with the saturation cut in half. Like a 25:1 quantity to let the base come through a little bit more to help emphasize the “gold” effect.
When I was a jeweler we dealt with rose gold jewelry. So my idea of rose gold is more reddish gold. However, beautiful color and product. Love all your work
It turned out better than I imagined, yet i still think it needs more gold tones, deeper yellow gold tones.
Ok, in the bag and as you mixed it, I could see the potential for rose gold, but I was wondering if it would stand up to that black base coat.
The base coat took it from rose to lavender.
If the base coat was wicked wine, desert tan, or burnt copper, the rose gold would really pop!
I dunno what I'd call it, but Rose Gold doesn't leap to the top of my list. I don't know what level of transparency/coverage your spray job accomplished, so I don't know if a white, pink, red, or rocket red base coat would allow the 'Rose Gold' to pop and cause people to say: "Oh, Yeah! That's definitely Rose Gold!", but the dark base coat looks as though it's holding it back.
Would be interesting to see this over another base color - perhaps desert tan. The black base gives it a silvery lavender color rather than rose gold.
Nothing like Rose or gold in that mix, it full Lavender at the most! Suits the car but not the intended colour at all.
Honestly I'd love to see this done over a pastel pink, desert sand or matte silver base. Maybe mix in a little bit of gold or copper flake (half the amount of the rose gold, so 25g per 2 gal.) & do some test sprays to see how it looks. Something tells me having a base that isn't too dark, but has similar color to the flake, is the way to go.
This definitely is nowhere near a rose gold, but the colour itself is a gorgeous silver violet, love it!
I'd probably mix the rose gold pigment with some standard yellow gold and a bit of copper ultra-fine metallic pigment. Probably something like 60/30/10 on the ratios? Just to tame how ridiculously pink it looks and bring it a bit closer to the actual color of rose gold in jewelry.
It needs more orange to dial in the right hue. Rose gold tends toward copper more than proper gold.
I think that looks more silver than gold. I seen where someone recommended mixing it with a copper color and I second that.
It's a very pretty color! More like a silver lilac pearl. To me rose gold needs have gold undertones in it with a red/pink hue
No this isn't anywhere close to Rose Gold. Rose Gold is 70% gold, 15% pink, and 15% copper hues. This color is like 95% pink/purple, 5% copper hues, and 0% gold.
rose gold has a more copper colour, being that is whats added to gold to actually make rose gold. Thats a nice shade of lavender.
Now that you have the satin finish. I think a revisit of this with some kind of gold addition might be cool.
Great color, but like you said, many manufacturers call stuff rose gold that isn't rose gold.
A little and i emphasize a little of metallic yellow could have been use to make it rose gold. But i agree with @Garrett turbo thats metallic lavender.
i have to agree with Gabe - this is a little too silvery, and rose gold needs that warmth of gold
Not "rose gold", but a really nice lavender pearl. 4/5!
It needs a golden undertone for sure. Not a ton, just enough to give it that slight golden shine. The color I think is perfect for mixing it with a bit of gold, then it might come out perfect.
Real Rose Gold, the actual metal like in a rose gold ring, is just pure gold with pure copper added to it. Maybe you can get a nice rose gold pearl by mixing a gold and copper pearl. Keep in mind pure copper is dark and slightly red.
Hmm, I agree with Garrett Turbo. I love the color, but more lavender. Also Creations by Kasia B has my vote as well, spray this over a few other base colors.
Nice metalic pink, but that's not rose gold.
Actual rose gold is a gold/copper alloy that is around 25% copper. I think the only way to make a rose gold dip would be to use a combination of flakes in those proportions. A cool experiment would be putting 3 sheets of gold leaf and one sheet of copper leaf into a quart of matte clear and grinding it up with the mixer for a speed shape trial.
That just pink, metallic pink but still pink, isn't actual rose gold just gold alloyed with copper? Maybe try pearl gold mixed with pearl copper?
It does look rose gold in a way! I think the black base made it look more lavender! Could you had some gold pigment in with the pink to make it more gold? Or pai t over a gold base?
The best way to get rose gold would be to mix gold, silver, and copper pearl at the right proportion. I wouldn't necessarily call that rose gold. It's a bit too pink, but I'd try mixing it with a gold pearl.
It definitely looks like a lavender purple 💜 love the color need more clear coat on it to shine
Rose Gold is always open to interpretation.
I’d say It wold probably turn out more like the rose gold found on apple products if it were sprayed over a cream base instead of a black base but it still looks really nice
Well the chick's around me have all said " THAT IS NOT ROSE GOLD. NOT ENOUGH GOLD. IT IS A COOL PINK. "
Looks like the 3000gt paint amethyst purple, very rare color option for the platform. Awesome work!
Definitely to pink to be my ideal rose gold. It needs to lean more towards coppers than pinks.
Rose gold is literally just that! Gold with rose (pink in it) . This is like.... Lavender pink pearl.
I'm with Gabe, should have more yellow to be a rose gold. It is a nice colour but not my vision of rose gold. What if you added some gold pigment to it to boost the gold ? Maybe 15g p/G
Deffinetly not a rose gold, but still a very cool silver/magenta color!
Rose gold should look similar to the red-gold used in jewelery. That said, there will be variations in tones depending on the the amount of gold used in the refining process.
That’s a very pretty metallic lavender/pink but it is NOT rose gold. Sorry guys, might take another 12 YEARS of searching! Your cars are amazing, btw!! ❤ Thanks!
If I was requesting rose gold I'd mean 90% gold with a color shift to pinkish.
First off, I feel it came off more lavender than pink; not sure if that's because of the black base coat.
Unfortunately, you would have to add either the gold flake or that Hypershift/Colorshift you were talking about to get the gold effect you were looking for.
Don't get me wrong; it's a cool look, but it doesn't meet expectations for me.
The way we mix hair color as hairstylists actually kind if might be useful in this situation lol when we want rose gold, we apply a transparent rose hue, over pale yellow and thats how you get it. I feel like ifnyou did the base of the car in a yellow or gold tone, youd get a better result than with black.
That went from a deep rose pink liquid to an unexpectedly orchid purple car. Neither of them was rose gold, which is a coppery color.
I'm gonna have to say no.Rose gold doesn't have a purple hue when looked at from an angle.And from what I know of the color,there is yellowish gold in rose gold.Ive actually used red,pink and copper orange in gold to get close to the hue before but this looks metallic Pink with a funky purple shift.
Nope, that's not Rose Gold, but it's a truly stunning colour! I'd love that on my car. Nice one DYC!
Do you have a video of how many coats you put on a vehicle when spraying it. and a Step by step start to end video of the process of how you do everything when Spraying I would love to learn more about it
Rose gold is an actual form of gold alloy that is made into jewelry if you want to know whether your pigment looks like rose gold go to a jewelry store and ask to look at a piece of rose gold.
It’s more Pink/Purple Colour than Rose Gold but have watched it twice still looks good
I don't know what rose gold is or what to expect but I really liked this color
I think you need to mix a gold pearl in this and that would be a perfect rose gold.
I mine gold, and it's definitely close.. probably lighter adjustment. Over a gray to white base.
pink gold and blue i think is Rose Gold, the stuff someone would purchase in North Dakota
I think a key factor in calling something "Rose Gold" would be a gold base.... this is most definitely not a gold base. Dope color... but not at all what comes to mind when I think "rose gold"
This answer might be kind of TLDR. Usually with this sort of thing you have a range rather than a precise value. So it's up to interpretation. But if you google 'rose gold wedding ring' you'll see hewelry that's a kind of Salmon or orangish pink. Rose Gold is actually a gold copper alloy. I'm seeing a pale purple to almost silver. This personally doesn't match my expectation of rose gold. That said it's a very interesting color still.
looked like bubble gum in the glass but, as many others pointed out, once sprayed it definitely looked like a metallic lavender
I'd call it more of a "Platinum Rose". Gorgeous though.
they mis labeled the bag, no doubt it is actually plumb silver ... perhaps it would have been closer if sprayed over a gold base
as a artist who loves colors I'm addicted to just seeing that smooooooth bubblegum syrup
I'm not seeing the rose gold, but I will say, it's actually a really good color.
Most def not rose gold.. but I’m LOVING that metallic lavender! ❤❤❤❤
Rosé without the gold. It’s nice but needs the burnt cooper under tone to make it rose gold
Maybe with a different base you could get the rose gold I like, which is slightly more pink with more yellow tones in it.
Rose gold is a blend, or an alloy of pure 24 karat yellow gold, copper and silver. Maybe mixing these colors will lead to a better result , Rose gold is a blend, or an alloy of pure 24 karat yellow gold, copper and silver. So the questions would be wat kind of rose gold color you are looking for
I think over an Orange or Yellow base will be closer but as many have said this is Metallic Lavender
I do see Rose Pink. Could be a Tickle Me Pink, or even a hint of Lavender. Don't see Gold though, lol. Very nice color regardless.
Had an idea... What do you think about mixing Fusion Pink and Burnt Copper, and then maybe going over that with the Gold Candy!?!?