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    Default Playing around with fire a bit this weekend

    Just a couple test panels. The blue is Wicked Colors Detail white, and Auto Air Candy Blue. For the other panel, I used candy yellow and candy red to make a candy orange (again, all Auto Air). In the side picture, I'm trying to get the pearl I mixed in with the violet to pop. No clear, these will probably get sanded.






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    Default Re: Playing around with fire a bit this weekend

    Looks rad!

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    Looks awesome! What do you use for clearcoat? If it's not rattle can try mixing a little pearl powder in the clear for a nice pop. I have a friend who painted his truck pearl white and put a faint trace of pink pearl in the clear, straight on and in bright light it wasn't very noticable but at an angle or at sunset WOW.
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    Now, off to the basement to do some fiddling with the rods and such.
    so far left of center i'm in right field

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    If I'm just messing around, I'll use a rattlecan, but for good projects, I take it to a friend who has a body shop for regular 2k clear. I need to break down and buy some for myself.

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    Man i saw a thing where this guy was using circle stencils to spray off the inside edges of the flames. (you know where the fire "licks" come off from)

    looked ridiculous.

    That is a bad a@# job man. Almost wonder what it would look like if you used that color changing paint in alternating directions and layers so you'd come out with like a 5 colored flame from any angle you look from.

    sorta like this but more complex


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    Thanks twigs. That's a neat idea. I asked Auto Air for some of their gem shift colors. Haven't heard back yet though. I used a little bit of stencil on the red panel, but I also have a lot of freehand over it.

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    You have a talent sir, your flames are awesome.
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    Thanks man. I really enjoy doing these. Gotta keep myself in practice ya know. I got an email from auto air. They shipped a package to me yesterday. I have no idea what's in it though lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SgtM View Post
    Thanks twigs. That's a neat idea. I asked Auto Air for some of their gem shift colors. Haven't heard back yet though. I used a little bit of stencil on the red panel
    Looks amazing and that stuff is pretty cool. I think you can even spray it over a base color like red or orange or what ever. (not sure how that paint works)

    I also have a lot of freehand over it.
    It shows!

    oh check these guys out

    http://www.alsacorp.com/products/spe...x_prodinfo.htm

    Its the flake itself that you can add into any clear coat you want.

    The videos for it are pretty impressive.

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    Default Re: Playing around with fire a bit this weekend

    Alsa has some really cool stuff. I know Tony has been talking to them a bit lately. I got a set of the Gem Shift colors today. Sapphire, ruby, jade, turquoise. I tried some of the sapphire, and I'm uploading a video of it to my youtube channel.. youtube.com/sgtm1775. It looks really cool even without clear on it yet!

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