Love the inkwork on your left arm bro! And TY! Im doing this on the wheels on my current classic motorcycle project . looks WAAAY too good not to!!! An artist is his hardest critic. You are on yourself. Pursuit of perfection. Mount em n roll em! lookin GREAT!
Yeah I think it looks perfect, so much so I'm gonna keep digging see if there is a product like it in Australia. Thanks for attention to detail and all the tips.
Great Vid ! I get the inset issue on the wheels, hard to spray. Would you recommend Motochrome for fiberglass bumper application❓ Question re: Spraygun maint.: Any tips on greasing aging spray guns? I struggle between getting trigger/felt lubricated, but not wanting fisheyes😳! Lastly what (online?) paint company would you recommend for a value-priced 1K, Eastwood? Your Medium truck cab 1K vid is one of your most highly popular!
Ok so for Eastwood I honestly have no idea. The customer supplied that paint on that job. I’ve never bought East wood paint. For you paint gun they make lube for paint guns. My local store sells it but I’m sure you can search online for “paint gun lube” and find something. It’s made so it doesn’t cause fish eyes or mess anything up. As far as using this on a fiberglass bumper id guess it’s work great if it’s smooth as glass and you follow all the manufacturer steps. Thanks for watching it means alot
love your upfront views..I was thinking to myself ..What if you were able to pre heat the rims and then do you base work out..maybe after each coat heat them again..kind of like a powercoat..just a thought...
Dont worry about the orange peel. For us, the important is how it turns out and it turned out very well. That is a good one. Igot to put my hand on that one
For what you started with,really great product. I could see the results on camera when you sprayed a circular pattern,might be easier to keep the coverage the same considering how you have to set your gun up. I would send it!! Those are nice. If you’re not happy,repaint them. Just because I like,I’m also not there in person looking at them. Great content!!!!!
Great video, keeping it real. I believe that product would work great but probably have to do a high end paint job on the rims with a lot of wet sanding maybe all the way to 3000 on the primer and paint with a cut and buff after color sanding. I’ll send you a picture in a couple of weeks because I’m going to try this out on my Ram 2500 rims
I did a helmet once where I painted it gloss black and did a very fine mist over the black with hardly any coverage and it looked like black chrome. The helmet owner loved it and brought other parts to do and it worked out well. I've never clear coated any of those parts either. It looked good for a while until it gets rubbed on or waxed. Just refrain from touching it during the procedure.
When I experimented later, I shot the gloss black and while it was still wet, I shot/ misted the silver over the black and that caused the silver to adhere to the black. When I did airbrush fade work on lettering, I sprayed wet on wet. That eliminated the use of a clearcoat. It didn't wax off either. Overspray where it was not on the surface of lettering, I used aerosol window cleaner to remove that, but the paint stayed on the wet lettering. Old sign painter trick.
On a side draft booth wouldn't you want to face the wheels downstream from the intake filters, so your paint surface would be shielded by the backside of the wheel.Dirty air movement would be toward you and you could dust the product on without the trash getting in it. Just a thought.
The chrome paint, which is an ultrafine ground aluminum usually, winds up looking like polished aluminum at best. I've only seen it look good on RC car bodies because they're absolutely slick, you paint in reverse, so there's no "prep" to worry about to getting a glass like surface. I've used so many brands of this stuff and it's all the same. As soon as you hit it with clear, it always gets wonky. Now the Spectra-Chrome that Dennis Anderson used on Digger, that's a Silver Nitride process that is basically what a mirror is coated with. That's a chemical reaction process and that stuff is cool, but damn pricey. I've used the Alsa stuff years ago, which it too was tricky AF! Too much and it yellows out bad, too little and you're chasing your tail. Water has to be pure and clean that it's rinsed with and so on. But when you nail it, it's killer!
The wiping on this is actually very essential for success, because this product contains TIN which is VERY SOFT and need to be SMEAR polished to get best results.
@@ThePaintPaperHustle I've worked with previously made products of this type, and went to a whole lot of schooling in it, as I worked at my cousin's body shop, back in the early 90's.
I’m not anyone to give an opinion but I think they look bad ass and I think I’m gonna paint a guitar that color and I’d like your opinion on how you think it would look
Ppg use to cycle their good production clear to omni brand after they created new clear. Ppg 2001 went to omni and so on I was told years ago when I used ppg.
I've been wanting to see this done, have zero experience w/it. Been out for 6 or 7 yrs I think too. Maybe throw some corn starch or gravy maker in it. (The isopropyl alcohol strips out the static charge, I know the guy who got $10k in the early 90's for suggesting that to his General Motors supervisor on cavaliers after the square body trucks were gone n went to Ft. Wayne Indiana)
I did Kye Kelley's Shocker after he got on Street Outlaws. Long story but he gave me the original Shocker Weld wheels that were painted flat black. They didn't sand them thank God. A little paint stripper and polish they look new. For sell if anyone wants them. 👍
WHen u hit it with clear i cringed a little coz made the same mistake, clear coat kills chrome and even gold for some reason they dont mix well. Great job though, now u can color sand and buff them to eliminate the defects.
You need to use a particular clear with low solids & no solvents to keep the chrome look. If there is any solvent in the clear it will kill the reflective properties of the paint. I was a dealer & trainer for Alsa paints Mirra Chrome for 7yrs. This looks like they use the same process as Alsa Mirra Chrome. The chrome look on the wheels failed due to the clear used. Also whatever you are painting must be completely dry & de-gassed otherwise you risk more problems & if you put too much chrome on it will delaminate from itself. Very light dust coats is required.
I don't consider this a fail. There are tons of custom wheels out there that are peeling and trashed and for a low budget build you can do some great work with this stuff on literally cheap/free wheels.
If you use a intercoat clear with the candy it will dry so fast like base coat you won’t have to worry about runs being it flashes so fast and you can tint it to the darkness you want then 2 k clear it I think you will have the results you want 👍👍
Not sure. Instructions say to paint gloss black first doesn’t mention powder coating. Personally I wouldn’t bc powder coating is a huge waste of money if you’re going to do chrome paint over top of it
Hey bro there are places in your video we can barely hear you talking you need to have a better microphone other than that you're driving along you ain't never going to see those imperfections that looks amazing
I remember when Dennis Anderson built King Sling they used the same process it looked good your too picky dude, we our always our own worst critic, I love your work look at ShowMod enough said.
So you painted them black, added the chrome on top and then covered it in black…. Maybe I’m different, but anytime I try a new product, recipe, etc. I always follow instructions to the letter the first time so I have a base line for results. After that I can try different products or procedures to see if it really matters with the final product. But winging it off rip is crazy to me
You’re not different you’re normal. I wing stuff all the time and make up stuff as I go sometimes. Mess up a lot of stuff but also learn a lot including short cuts and such. I definitely do not stay inside the box of rules with what I do for a living
I wouda wiped it down with alcohol first. And don't touch it beween coats unless you give each coat a few hours at least to cure. And blow dust out with air.
I would try to clear smoke style , tint smoke . May be metallic with darker center outer tint collor match body color . All all the paint clear tint 5% ----75% what ever & try a test stick spraw 4 inch & do extra pass x100 if you have to try claer & maybe pearl effect . just a sujeston * What do You all think ? They got many wraps out there channels & some dip as well That can peal off clear & they would be the first place to look They do a stone chips clear that clear and scratches dont stay sun heats soft vinal recures 95% of them. Real see what they got . **commment anyone what you think **
See i have always hated black wheels but the black rims and polished centers always looked good, the way the camera shows that it looks like a blend of black and chrome….ish. Ive also never cared enough to worry about keeping wheels prestine either so the way those looked would be perfect for me except for one thing….once you bolt them on and the washer face rips the paint off around them, you will be doing something to cover the bald spots lol
Bro those look good on camera i mean i dont knot know what they look like up close i think your too picky lol you do damn good work look at Randys car 🚗 the showmod ill tell you what how much you want for them you done a great job on thwm im impressed i may buy you out of them what size rims are they i run welds anyways.
I would suggest redoing this video and carefully following the steps as well as at least providing a listing of your setup: paint nozzle size, pressure setting and a listing and hyperlink of the products you used. As I could not find this paint product any where. Thanks for sharing about all the mistakes we could make.
So to be honest I don’t know my nozzle size or psi. I don’t pay attention to any of that and never have. I do 10k paint jobs for customers and pay no attention. I’ve covered in other videos that I go off of how the paint looks laying out and how the air sounds coming out the gun. Currently have no clue what needle size is in my gun as it’s whatever came with it. As far as a link I can try and find it and post it below.
I totally get how camera and in person is substantially different I think if you fallow there process buy the T also if your that picky why can't you build up the base sand and clear then sand to the edge of flat as flat can get then spay it ? Isn't that the process on getting paint flat 🤔 personally idk I have painted Mazda rx7s back in 90s early 2000 with sindlfle stage even cleared got my white one to look nice it was white but still I cleared over it like it was not a single stage lol after some sanding and buffing she looked shetynyc aka. "Shitty-nice" 😂 I always loved painting I grew up in a show car household my dad owned a 79 vette that was candy apple red with silver base all emblems were shaved and handles molding exc car won multiple I mean alot of best of show paint it looked like a sheet of glass this is in florida heat as well if you ever done any body work especially with a glass body and those horrible rubber plastic bumpers they sag fiberglass sags bad in heat that car still today is in the exact condition it was sold in no sag the owner of a major chevy dealership owns it now i think glass moves alot I take no credit for the work I will put him on blast his name was mitch at cross roads body shop in Deltona FL he is the
@@ThePaintPaperHustle give them a try. i use them for waterborne cleaner and wax and grease. i noticed a reduction in trash when i switched to them. i stick to the blue ones. you can use the other colors but i would wash and dry them first because ive noticed on some of that orange ones fresh out the pack that they would bleed a lil of the color/dye onto white cars. but after they have been washed they didn’t do it.
Looks good from my house!!😊
😂 righttt
I think they look awesome. I like the look. SEND IT
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When tgey are rolling at 140 mph, they're gonna look AMAZING..
Thanks buddy
Love the inkwork on your left arm bro! And TY! Im doing this on the wheels on my current classic motorcycle project . looks WAAAY too good not to!!! An artist is his hardest critic. You are on yourself. Pursuit of perfection. Mount em n roll em! lookin GREAT!
Thanks a ton man! Good luck with your project
Imitation chrome feather dusting looks good Courtney
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Damn dude. That really turned out better then i thought. think im gonna order some now.
Awesome. I wasn’t happy over all but it was all with my flaws. The product is great
Yeah I think it looks perfect, so much so I'm gonna keep digging see if there is a product like it in Australia. Thanks for attention to detail and all the tips.
You’re welcome buddy
@@ThePaintPaperHustle do they sell this on Amazon? I don't think I am able to get international shipping
@thecookeman don’t think they do
Great Vid ! I get the inset issue on the wheels, hard to spray. Would you recommend Motochrome for fiberglass bumper application❓
Question re: Spraygun maint.: Any tips on greasing aging spray guns? I struggle between getting trigger/felt lubricated, but not wanting fisheyes😳!
Lastly what (online?) paint company would you recommend for a value-priced 1K, Eastwood? Your Medium truck cab 1K vid is one of your most highly popular!
Ok so for Eastwood I honestly have no idea. The customer supplied that paint on that job. I’ve never bought East wood paint.
For you paint gun they make lube for paint guns. My local store sells it but I’m sure you can search online for “paint gun lube” and find something. It’s made so it doesn’t cause fish eyes or mess anything up.
As far as using this on a fiberglass bumper id guess it’s work great if it’s smooth as glass and you follow all the manufacturer steps.
Thanks for watching it means alot
I love it when people test shit before I do... thx
You’re welcome
love your upfront views..I was thinking to myself ..What if you were able to pre heat the rims and then do you base work out..maybe after each coat heat them again..kind of like a powercoat..just a thought...
Idk how that would work
Dont worry about the orange peel. For us, the important is how it turns out and it turned out very well. That is a good one. Igot to put my hand on that one
Thanks buddy
looks fantastic!!!!!!
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For what you started with,really great product. I could see the results on camera when you sprayed a circular pattern,might be easier to keep the coverage the same considering how you have to set your gun up. I would send it!! Those are nice. If you’re not happy,repaint them. Just because I like,I’m also not there in person looking at them. Great content!!!!!
Thanks buddy
From 10 feet away, they look awesome!!!
Yea solid 10 footers
Great video, keeping it real. I believe that product would work great but probably have to do a high end paint job on the rims with a lot of wet sanding maybe all the way to 3000 on the primer and paint with a cut and buff after color sanding. I’ll send you a picture in a couple of weeks because I’m going to try this out on my Ram 2500 rims
Yes I agree with you
I did a helmet once where I painted it gloss black and did a very fine mist over the black with hardly any coverage and it looked like black chrome. The helmet owner loved it and brought other parts to do and it worked out well.
I've never clear coated any of those parts either. It looked good for a while until it gets rubbed on or waxed. Just refrain from touching it during the procedure.
Thanks that’s what I wish I did was no did so many coats
When I experimented later, I shot the gloss black and while it was still wet, I shot/ misted the silver over the black and that caused the silver to adhere to the black.
When I did airbrush fade work on lettering, I sprayed wet on wet. That eliminated the use of a clearcoat. It didn't wax off either. Overspray where it was not on the surface of lettering, I used aerosol window cleaner to remove that, but the paint stayed on the wet lettering. Old sign painter trick.
@firebald2915 interesting
When you only had only a couple of coats it had a good black chrome look also. I wonder if you cut and buff to remove orange peel would work?
Yes it would but it’s very hard to buff inside a wheel to glass. It did look better with only a few coats
That looks incredible
Decent bang for the buck
Run them rims. Never see the imperfections on the Racecar. Haven’t seen OMNI in years . Good stuff. Spray. Finish 1 now.
Thanks buddy
Yes the black Crome looks better. I was pretty impressed with how the product looked.
I could definitely do it better next time
On a side draft booth wouldn't you want to face the wheels downstream from the intake filters, so your paint surface would be shielded by the backside of the wheel.Dirty air movement would be toward you and you could dust the product on without the trash getting in
it. Just a thought.
Yes however you don’t paint wheels on their side so with the wheels it really doesn’t matter where they are laying inside booth
The chrome paint, which is an ultrafine ground aluminum usually, winds up looking like polished aluminum at best. I've only seen it look good on RC car bodies because they're absolutely slick, you paint in reverse, so there's no "prep" to worry about to getting a glass like surface. I've used so many brands of this stuff and it's all the same. As soon as you hit it with clear, it always gets wonky.
Now the Spectra-Chrome that Dennis Anderson used on Digger, that's a Silver Nitride process that is basically what a mirror is coated with. That's a chemical reaction process and that stuff is cool, but damn pricey. I've used the Alsa stuff years ago, which it too was tricky AF! Too much and it yellows out bad, too little and you're chasing your tail. Water has to be pure and clean that it's rinsed with and so on. But when you nail it, it's killer!
Thanks for that info
You did a great job on those rims , who going to get that close up and look at it . 👍
Thanks buddy
You are painter great job you see impression a nominal person wouldn’t see
Thanks buddy
They look good on camera. I really like the color and it will look good on the car. Definitely can’t see the smudging at 160+
Thanks buddy
Looks nice to me. Can I polish the black finish before using the chrome paint?
Yes I don’t see an issue with that. They just want a slick as glass black finish that’s not scuffed up
I wouldn't, when you sand the paint you open up pores that your polishing compound will fill in and contaminate the surface.
The wiping on this is actually very essential for success, because this product contains TIN which is VERY SOFT and need to be SMEAR polished to get best results.
Thanks definitely did a lot of that
@@ThePaintPaperHustle I've worked with previously made products of this type, and went to a whole lot of schooling in it, as I worked at my cousin's body shop, back in the early 90's.
I want to use this product! Do you have a link for it by chance? I can’t find it
I don’t. Google MotoChrome
Where do you buy this Motochrome? This would be fantastic as is for bus wheels
Their website. Should pull up with a Google search
@@ThePaintPaperHustle thanks!
Does this come in black to paint over stock chrome wheels?
You’d just use regular black like we have showed in our videos on painting rims
Makes me think of the MTX thunder square subwoofers 🤟
True
Hi,
could you drop the link for the chrome paint?
Thanks!
I don’t have a link. But searching for moto chrome should bring up something
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Looks good to me 👍 So what did you figure out was going on with the threads when you were torquing the beadlock rings?
They said it’s fine and to send it. No lie.
Idk if I like them but man that paint is pretty cool man I wrote this before seeing the final product but on camera it's awwesome
Thanks man
It's like any paint job. Prep work makes or breaks the paint job.
Forsure
Those look great!
Thank you
not finding this chrome paint, do you have a link?
Search moto chrome. I posted link in another comment below where it was asked
Looks great
Thanks
let's see you do a video on the old school iron rally wheels i thank it would work best new Orleans the pad
lol man I just do whatever I happen to be working on
Look , cool - mini sand / buff ???
But time is money & perfection is more $$$. + Experience products chill. (( U.k. )) Love paint.
But people ( not in body work ) , what for cheap / free
They not understand if a craft + skill !!?. Shame on office - bellends lol.
You’re right buddy
I think if you sand it down with some fine sandpaper then clear coat it. it would come out great. you have a lot of coats of paint
That may work
I’m not anyone to give an opinion but I think they look bad ass and I think I’m gonna paint a guitar that color and I’d like your opinion on how you think it would look
Thanks buddy and I think that would look great but I’d stop early on coats and not go all the way like I did
I'm thinking on doing a guitar with it as well.....
That’s awesome I think it would look bad as hell cause there’s chrome why not black chrome
5 FOOT RULE! Does, and will look SWEET at 165mph!! Next time follow the directions!! Knuckle head! Great content. 👍🇺🇸
Thanks buddy
I don't think I will have you bake a cake anytime soon!! Lol! Good stuff! It is crazy cool how it actually looks going over gloss black. RUN IT!!
@user-fi1nr4rf9e lol yea bad idea
Black chrome would look good on Percy I’m also a fan of black wheels.
Thanks man. Wish I would of tired the black on
They’re not on the car yet Js 😂. And after following you for a year I’m not putting money against that they won’t be.
@keithgriffith6002 😂
Ppg use to cycle their good production clear to omni brand after they created new clear. Ppg 2001 went to omni and so on I was told years ago when I used ppg.
Yup Omni is a PPG product
I have a terrible eye but I think it looks.awesome.
Thanks
I've been wanting to see this done, have zero experience w/it. Been out for 6 or 7 yrs I think too. Maybe throw some corn starch or gravy maker in it. (The isopropyl alcohol strips out the static charge, I know the guy who got $10k in the early 90's for suggesting that to his General Motors supervisor on cavaliers after the square body trucks were gone n went to Ft. Wayne Indiana)
Yea that’s what I was thinking afterwards. I should of used it
Nice!
Thanks
I did Kye Kelley's Shocker after he got on Street Outlaws. Long story but he gave me the original Shocker Weld wheels that were painted flat black. They didn't sand them thank God. A little paint stripper and polish they look new. For sell if anyone wants them. 👍
Awesome that’s cool
I think the black chrome rims would look really good on your car my opinion it would just be different
Definitely be different. Thanks buddy
What if you powder coated them and do it again
That cost money and I don’t wanna pay to strip and then powder coat
Why wouldn't you just get chrome powder coat?, why do it all over again with paint?
You're using Omni?
Yes
They look sweet on camera bro
Thanks buddy
Can you clear coat it??
Yes we did that in the video. It was one of the last steps I showed.
I NEED TO GET SOME THINGS FOR MY EJ1 CIVIC DONE IN CHROME,
Give it a go!
@@ThePaintPaperHustle I wish i knew how to do it. I do auto body work but ive never done anything in chrome. I shall learn so i can get my things done
WHen u hit it with clear i cringed a little coz made the same mistake, clear coat kills chrome and even gold for some reason they dont mix well. Great job though, now u can color sand and buff them to eliminate the defects.
Thanks buddy. No color sanding for me I put them forsale bc I hate them lol
I see it working. You get a metal look.
Yea it looked best about halfway through
You need to use a particular clear with low solids & no solvents to keep the chrome look. If there is any solvent in the clear it will kill the reflective properties of the paint. I was a dealer & trainer for Alsa paints Mirra Chrome for 7yrs. This looks like they use the same process as Alsa Mirra Chrome. The chrome look on the wheels failed due to the clear used. Also whatever you are painting must be completely dry & de-gassed otherwise you risk more problems & if you put too much chrome on it will delaminate from itself. Very light dust coats is required.
Thanks for all that info buddy very good to know!
it shows every imperfection
Yes it does
Chrome color paint!
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Any link for the product ?
No link just search Google for the name on bottle and you should find people selling it
@@ThePaintPaperHustle Tried Raylux Technologies. No luck. Thanks anyway.
Bottle says “motochrome” that brought up the website for me. I’ll post below
www.motostorm.com/Motochrome-chrome-paint.html
Posted link. If TH-cam blocks link then just google motochrome
Otterbox has a lifetime warranty on all products. They will replace the case for free. Luv the videos..btw
Thanks buddy
You know it’s all in the prep
100%
Don’t worry, you did pretty good
Thanks
I'm not sure if my powder coat chrome looks better. I was going to try again, but now you have me curious about maybe using paint.
Very interesting!
Thx for the video..
Thanks for watching!
I don't consider this a fail. There are tons of custom wheels out there that are peeling and trashed and for a low budget build you can do some great work with this stuff on literally cheap/free wheels.
You’re 100% right. I think product is good but my work was a fail that’s what I mean
I use to repair wheels,we called it dark hyper silver
Yea I was loving it when it was just lightly coated over the black.
If you use a intercoat clear with the candy it will dry so fast like base coat you won’t have to worry about runs being it flashes so fast and you can tint it to the darkness you want then 2 k clear it I think you will have the results you want 👍👍
That’s same thing as a binder agent or blender I think they call them? Basically a clear base coat. I’ve used it before.
I'd, run em, my friend. BUT, could you wet sand, buff and polish them? Since, you have clear coat on them?
It would still look orange peely just slick in surface.
I wish we could have seen it in the sun.
They didn’t look any better. I showed them on car it most recent comet video
Could you of powder coated them black first?
Not sure. Instructions say to paint gloss black first doesn’t mention powder coating. Personally I wouldn’t bc powder coating is a huge waste of money if you’re going to do chrome paint over top of it
looks good
Thanks
Only way I would do wheels is on a rotisserie so it got super even, uniform coats.
Would work great
I would say slap the tires on and send it but from watching all your videos something tells me you will strip them and repaint them 😁
😂 man you’re learning me. But idk if I wanna do all that lol
@ThePaintPaperHustle Either way, love the progress, man.
Can't wait to see it at the track
I say put them on man. I like the black chrome look. But ultimately you gotta do what you like man
Thanks buddy
It just looks perfect on camera, just was getting kinda giddy wit all the swirling 😅 I'd say RUN it
Thanks buddy
Hey bro there are places in your video we can barely hear you talking you need to have a better microphone other than that you're driving along you ain't never going to see those imperfections that looks amazing
Thanks man
It's worth a shot just putting tje tires on and seeing how it looks. You might be surprised.
Yea ima try it
I remember when Dennis Anderson built King Sling they used the same process it looked good your too picky dude, we our always our own worst critic, I love your work look at ShowMod enough said.
Thanks buddy
The product they used was called Spectra Chrome. This stuff here looks pretty good to me though.
So you painted them black, added the chrome on top and then covered it in black…. Maybe I’m different, but anytime I try a new product, recipe, etc. I always follow instructions to the letter the first time so I have a base line for results. After that I can try different products or procedures to see if it really matters with the final product. But winging it off rip is crazy to me
You’re not different you’re normal. I wing stuff all the time and make up stuff as I go sometimes. Mess up a lot of stuff but also learn a lot including short cuts and such. I definitely do not stay inside the box of rules with what I do for a living
oh fk i did wait to clear coat it😢 maybe i should read instructions lol dam
You’re suppose to wait. So if you did wait then you’d be good
@@ThePaintPaperHustle my mistake , i meant to say i did NOT wait
@homiesgarage8581 ahhhh ok that sucks. What happened though by not waiting?
if spectrachrome or cosmichrome were to ever make a spray system in a can, it will be all over with for other paint companies.
Yup
It does come inn a can ! Look in a hobby shop ! It works great . I've even put good clear on top !
@@frankroll8080 are you serious???
They look good on the video. But i understand .
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Paint the car with thus!
lol I couldn’t
I wouda wiped it down with alcohol first. And don't touch it beween coats unless you give each coat a few hours at least to cure. And blow dust out with air.
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I would try to clear smoke style , tint smoke . May be metallic with darker center outer tint collor match body color . All all the paint clear tint 5% ----75% what ever & try a test stick spraw 4 inch & do extra pass x100 if you have to try claer & maybe pearl effect . just a sujeston * What do You all think ? They got many wraps out there channels & some dip as well That can peal off clear & they would be the first place to look They do a stone chips clear that clear and scratches dont stay sun heats soft vinal recures 95% of them. Real see what they got .
**commment anyone what you think **
Thanks for question looking forward to others feedback
🎉🎉I THINK IT'S A GOOD EXPERIMENT 🎉🎉 THUMBS 👍
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See i have always hated black wheels but the black rims and polished centers always looked good, the way the camera shows that it looks like a blend of black and chrome….ish. Ive also never cared enough to worry about keeping wheels prestine either so the way those looked would be perfect for me except for one thing….once you bolt them on and the washer face rips the paint off around them, you will be doing something to cover the bald spots lol
Yea I did think about washer spots also
Bro those look good on camera i mean i dont knot know what they look like up close i think your too picky lol you do damn good work look at Randys car 🚗 the showmod ill tell you what how much you want for them you done a great job on thwm im impressed i may buy you out of them what size rims are they i run welds anyways.
15x12s and I’d take a loss on them at $1800
Got the double bead lock Weld wheels big and skinnies off the Shocker if ya'll are interested.
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I use this process on rc car bodies
Awesome!
Run It!!
Thanks
a test when you skip the steps in the directions ?
Not as much of a test as just sharing results. Cause and effect. No complaints and great product
I would suggest redoing this video and carefully following the steps as well as at least providing a listing of your setup: paint nozzle size, pressure setting and a listing and hyperlink of the products you used. As I could not find this paint product any where. Thanks for sharing about all the mistakes we could make.
So to be honest I don’t know my nozzle size or psi. I don’t pay attention to any of that and never have. I do 10k paint jobs for customers and pay no attention. I’ve covered in other videos that I go off of how the paint looks laying out and how the air sounds coming out the gun. Currently have no clue what needle size is in my gun as it’s whatever came with it. As far as a link I can try and find it and post it below.
It’s Moto Chrome Paint if you google that but currently won’t let me open the links for some reason.
I totally get how camera and in person is substantially different I think if you fallow there process buy the T also if your that picky why can't you build up the base sand and clear then sand to the edge of flat as flat can get then spay it ? Isn't that the process on getting paint flat 🤔 personally idk I have painted Mazda rx7s back in 90s early 2000 with sindlfle stage even cleared got my white one to look nice it was white but still I cleared over it like it was not a single stage lol after some sanding and buffing she looked shetynyc aka. "Shitty-nice" 😂 I always loved painting I grew up in a show car household my dad owned a 79 vette that was candy apple red with silver base all emblems were shaved and handles molding exc car won multiple I mean alot of best of show paint it looked like a sheet of glass this is in florida heat as well if you ever done any body work especially with a glass body and those horrible rubber plastic bumpers they sag fiberglass sags bad in heat that car still today is in the exact condition it was sold in no sag the owner of a major chevy dealership owns it now i think glass moves alot I take no credit for the work I will put him on blast his name was mitch at cross roads body shop in Deltona FL he is the
Awesome man and issue is if I wet sand it then buffing inside the rim is super hard
I get the runs pretty consistently you get used to it, keep a phanny packmani
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microfibers are the ticket. i use them everyday wiping cars down before paint. they pick up everything. hardly ever use a tack rag anymore
Interesting
@@ThePaintPaperHustle give them a try. i use them for waterborne cleaner and wax and grease. i noticed a reduction in trash when i switched to them. i stick to the blue ones. you can use the other colors but i would wash and dry them first because ive noticed on some of that orange ones fresh out the pack that they would bleed a lil of the color/dye onto white cars. but after they have been washed they didn’t do it.
They are definitely different
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Looks decent but it’s definitely a learning curve 😅 Sand them down and redo them or you won’t be satisfied.
You’re right but man that’s alot of work lol
They look awesome….quit beating urself up
Thanks buddy