How to Spray METAL FLAKE.

Welcome back, everybody! In this episode, I put my production painting skills to the test and try spraying metal flake for the first time.
The Durafil clear coat I used:
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Maple Airbrush supplies, where I purchased my Flake King metal flake:
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[@geneva760]

Try using plastic pouring spout that is made specifically for pouring from the can - clips onto rim of the can - saves paint running down the outside and even into the rim of the can. Then just wipe and clean the plastic with a bit of thinners. They pay for themselves in saved paint. CHEERS from AUSTRALIA.

[@DirtyDimico]

Montana Big Sky eh Phil!!!!

[@FE428Power]

Make a spout from wide masking tape 🤔

[@jondoe8816]

Yeh maybe silver base coat. Might help the coverage

[@flyinphil6884]

For sure! I’ve tried that since then in one of my later videos, and I was very happy with the results.

[@jondoe8816]

@@flyinphil6884 but the black base is still nice. But , it’s just the look you want. And with candy and or flake it’s the look after ifs finished. I had some candy once I was painting a friends mc tank , I put 4 base coats down and candy on top. Yeh made it harder for myself lol, but that’s the thing with custom painting. To many variables

[@flyinphil6884]

@@jondoe8816 That’s what makes custom painting fun. I enjoy just spraying speed shapes and test pieces to see what results I can get!

[@ronjon5386]

I paint my boards silver. You can get away with less flake

[@flyinphil6884]

Thanks for the tip! I'll keep that in mind next time around.

[@geneva760]

Different color effect with a dark background compared to a light background color.