Let S See The Heavy Metal Flake Paint Jobs The H A M B Car Paint

Let S See The Heavy Metal Flake Paint Jobs The H A M B Car Paint From jupiter & daytona beach, florida. heavy chunky flake in in the maroon & yellow. red pinstipe designs add some dimension to the maroon. purple pinstripe outlining the flames is a super vibrant contrast agaist yellow, too. these pics, unfortunately, do capture the flavor. thought i'd share em anyway. The flake is so heavy, you can't really see the basecoat. the fogged edges are a custom candy that donnie made (candy turquois tinted with a little blue i think). the pinstripe in the fog was made with a tape line, so its the flake color. here's a closeup "macro" shot with my digital. eryk, jun 7, 2007.

Let S See The Heavy Metal Flake Paint Jobs Page 2 ођ From carl junction mo. in a nut shell, lots. really depends on the size of flake used,and how well you can get it to lay out. most good flake jobs require 2 3 sessions of clear. spray your flake in an inter coat carrier clear and then douse it with clear. sand,clear,sand and see where your at. if not satisfied,clear again,sand inspect. 1 sheet 2000 grit wet dry sandpaper. 1 sanding sponge to wrap the sandpaper around. prep: just scuffed up a previously painted tank with 200 grit. then gave it a good washing with dish soap and water. rinsed thoroughly. let dry. base coat: 3 coats with krylon dual superbond. coat 1 light, then wait 5 minutes. 5. stir 2 tbsp (18 g) of 0.004 in (0.010 cm) metal flake powder to the paint. scoop a small amount of finer metallic flakes and pour them into the paint mixture. add an additional scoop to the cup, and then begin stirring the ingredients together so they’re no longer sitting on top of the paint. Cover all the flake in a good 2k clearcoat. flake is bumpy, so you’ll need to spray at least 3 coats, if not more. this can be done with anywhere between a 1.3 to 1.5 tip on your gun. protect your tips sprayers and prolong their use by keeping them clean. after all of this, let it all sit to cure for about a week. ugh!.

Let S See The Heavy Metal Flake Paint Jobs Page 2 ођ 5. stir 2 tbsp (18 g) of 0.004 in (0.010 cm) metal flake powder to the paint. scoop a small amount of finer metallic flakes and pour them into the paint mixture. add an additional scoop to the cup, and then begin stirring the ingredients together so they’re no longer sitting on top of the paint. Cover all the flake in a good 2k clearcoat. flake is bumpy, so you’ll need to spray at least 3 coats, if not more. this can be done with anywhere between a 1.3 to 1.5 tip on your gun. protect your tips sprayers and prolong their use by keeping them clean. after all of this, let it all sit to cure for about a week. ugh!. The paint is thick, making it nearly impossible to get the molding back on without mangling it. products. description. price. house of kolor mf 2 silver mini flake, 3 oz. $50.00*. little daddy. Be sure to stir this mixture well as flake is heavy, so it will settle to the bottom. spray your first coat over your dry basecoat. using 50% overlap to ensure you get even coverage. if not using a disposable cup system, empty your spray gun into the cup you mixed the flake in. keep your spray gun upside down.