Spraying LIQUID MIRROR - The Most REFLECTIVE Paint on Earth (The Real Deal?)
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Today we're trying out a paint that claims to be a liquid mirror in a bottle. Chrome paint called Mirror from CultureHustle.com. Super cool product, has a ton of great uses in the crafting and cosplay fields. Enjoy :)
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This stuff was pretty wild... your thoughts?
Would be good for giving a dull finish for chrome trim
For the price it isn't worth it. Nice faux chrome look, but I think it is on par with alsacorp spray on chrome, which I think you can buff for a better reflection.
I think it would be a awesome look on a car. I think you should do it. I would
Coming from the scale model world, I've seen more reflective lacquers designed for model builders. It's good, but I wouldn't say it's the best.
Is the cost worth the trouble? Also say after 5 days is it buffable? Before and seal coat.
You have to use a water based clear over it. Any solvent based clear will cause the chrome look to turn out looking like a normal silver. The clear I use over it comes from alsacorp. It's what they use over their chrome paints for protection. Also, you are spraying it down way too heavy. It needs very thin dust coats to look really good. I work with an air brush. I have pieces that looks exactly like chrome.
Yeah try again following these instructions on a test piece first. There’s no point of it’s just going to be ruined even by a small bug hitting it at highway speed
If try that and it works, I am already imaging the possibilities. If the mirror paint was much easier to get, I could imagine making faux armour or faux weapons for cosplays or for fun.
Yea I’ve made far more reflective pieces on Gundam kits. You need to use a glossy black as a base. That layer needs to be perfectly smooth. Then you dust on the chrome to build it up. But you don’t lay it down thick. Then after it dries you try to handbuff the shine to come out more.
If you’re gonna spray over the top of it with a clear you must use the corresponding paint carrier. Use the wrong one and you’ll lift all the paint up from below it.
@mountainman4410 Can a different coat be applied over the water-based coat?
He is talking about chrome painting a car. Imagine how long it would take to chrome paint a car with an airbrush by yourself. I would bet that where you started would be well past the 24 hour curing period by the time you finished covering a car using an airbrush.
I would say to reach out to them about it and see if you can get enough for a car. They may even have ideas on on what you can do to make it even better (better reflectiveness, coverage, durability, etc.). It would be pretty cool to see on a car though! One thing you left out was how well it peeled and if it affected the plastidip under it. I know I've seen people use non-plastidip coatings over plastidip and it become a nightmare to peel.
I mean since we aren’t paying for the product I say sure hell yea give it a shot!!! Since I’m not paying for the product; if I was, listening to this video and Fonzie’s reservations. I’d say no don’t even waste the time. The beauty of RUclips 😂😂😂😂
I say it's not worth it since it scratches off so easily.
I would definitely reach out to Stuart Semple / Culture Hustle about this. Sees it would be up his alley!
@@Dethmeister could clearcoat it.
@@paulpaintshop103 He shows in the video that that doesn't work. It ruins the chrome effect and it just turns gray.
I know Culture Hustle isn't exactly aimed at car paints, but it's great seeing you use their products on the channel just for experimenting. Even if it isn't for the Mirror paint, I'd love to see what DCY could imagine up with them for a full cross-over video.
When I’ve used similar sprays, if you polish it with a microfiber towel, it takes the mirror effect up a notch
I think you should try dumping a bottle in clear like you do with pearls, and see what kind of effect you get... are they compatible? does it react weird? is it mirror like? so many questions, and only one way to answer them ;)
The solvents in top coat kill the reflection
I doubt the solvents are compatible. It's not a dry pigment, it's already in a solution and a pretty specific and powerful one from reading their site.
Mixing random solvents is also a good way to die from toxic combination effects too :P
@@ps3baws yeah guessing same thing
Yes please reach out to the mirrorest paint manufacturer
@@lesliebrettnacher2752you left the i out
I think the 3 samples is enough for us to know how it would look on a car. I wouldn't waste your time on it. Instead, I'd try to come up with a water based clear top coat and then once you have that figured out maybe come back and revisit this mirror product.
Createx uvls water based clear a really solid choice.
I noticed your lights are 2 different color temperatures, see if you can get them to be the same as the others and your color accuracy will improve! Great video!!
The chrome paints I have used in the past were for r/c bodies. The clear lexan body is the top coat, with the chrome paint applied to the inside , and then a black backer is applied. It worked OK, but any smudge, fingerprints, whatever would ruin it. And it was fragile there also with the flexibility of the lexan body. I stick with using it as a hobby or craft paint. Something that won't be handled much.
My intentions are the same. Only I wouldn’t try it on the flex parts much like you said. Id stick with wheels and possibly chassis. But for a body of 1.5mm lexan or polycarbonate, I can easily see a fail.
I think it would look cool to do the trim on one of the cars with it. Not a whole car though. There are wraps for that.
I agree
Agreed - a roof, a hood, bottom rocker panels, or a bumper. Not sure a whole car would be worth it. Would also be cool if the manufacturer would do some sort of collab with you.
I think it would look awesome on a motorcycle. The tank and fender on a bobber, or even the complete fairings on a sport bike.
Exactly
It would be cool until the first scratch, this scratches off too easily.
I think it would be great for stripes or other masked off areas in a pattern, but not the whole car due to expense.
Their company is generally more than happy to work with artists to test the boundaries of their products, so you could likely get them to even come help make sure that the paint shows its best face, likely at cost so long as they can show how amazing it will look.
This mirror with an hint of blue would look magic! Loved it!!!
I really appreciate the time and knowledge that you share.
Looks dang great!
I watch your videos just not because the painting aspect, but the fact that you seem like the nicest guy in the world :)
TBH I feel this effect is best achieved with a wrap. That said I'd be interested to see what could be done over a wrap with the candys and various pearls, similar to 70's chopper candy and metal flake.
Personally, over a wrap.may not be possible as there's nothing for liquid to adhere to?
We've seen chrome cars in the real world, wrapped and painted, a 3 series BMW being my best remembered example.
as an old dud that used to paint his own vehicles, this and a wrap which is new to me looks interesting for a base to put other translucent paints over top, did that with some of my older cars and people thought i had put candy apple paint on when it was just regular paint that was available at the time.
@edwardmylnychuk5774 check out custom z warriorz and his whole world of metal and candy flake work, I feel like this product (the mirrorioriest paint ever) could be a great base for candy lowrider and chopper themes. not the same effect but if you wanted to play some games with flips and pearls etc. Fonzie, this is your chance to get crazy.
Best way is chemical plating spray, you use a two part tollens reagent (same stuff thats used to mirror glass). Then immediately wash it with distilled water and clear coat. You cant let it sit long because its pretty much pure silver it will tarnish rapidly in open air. Its a bit pricey, bit its the most common method for "chroming" body panals. You could wrap, but it rarely comes out looking perfect.
Would be interested to see what a second coat would look like- but also great to see it full scale- or even just on doors with rest of car a Matt black
I was thinking it would look better with a second coat as well
Do it. Its not that expensive.
...as opposed to Jack Black? LOL "Matte"...
Gotta see it done!!
❤❤❤❤❤ yasssss dooo it!
It might be s fun experiment. Another thought I had was to see how some clear candies might look over it; the added reflectivity may give them a little more pop. If the folks will give you a couple gallons, I'd love to see it on a car. As a side note. Aren't these the same folks that make the ultimate black, Black 3, I think
Yes
Try it as a pinstripe or stencil on the car, similar to your old marker painted car
Nice shiny silver paint. I agree about the use on small projects.
Appreciate the honesty
I think this could possibly shine for refinishing interior trim. I don't know about all manufacturers, but I know in the 80s Ford did "chrome" painted accents on plastic trim in their pickups. Around thhe instrument cluster bezel, carious trim pieces, on the dash vents, etc. The finish I see here looks like a pretty good match for that. Considering how well it appears to cover all the trim in one of my little Rangers could probably be done up with one or two bottles and an airbrush gun. Too bad it doesn't take clear coat, then it might be an option for exterior pieces like refinishing emblems.
Yes, yes and yes!. I've used this and That paint goes so far for such a tiny bottle. The mirror reflection all depends on what you're painting. Your products don't stand a chance against the mirror. Did you spray what was left in the gun? I would guess you probably do 1 coat of a whole car with the bottle via airbrush.
Whole car for sure!!! 1. Love it😊
Yes on the full mirror car!!
Even though I understand the temporary nature of this paint, I'd still love to see it on a full car. Definitely reach out to Culture Hustle and see what they can do, a full car would look rad.
I think when it comes to Chrome, wraps are the primary alternative to auto paint, but if possible, maybe you can do a water-based topcoat over the chrome to protect it
Appreciate this, I was just about to buy this to do my ext reveal trim moldings and then clear over it.
Saved me 44$ and extra work
Thank you ...very cool video....very well broken down and expained...props to you!
I would love to see you use this as a base coat for a bunch of different pearls.
Glad you shared this. I’m definitely gonna try to order some of this for simulating chrome surfaces on my scale models as nothing that’s available in enamel paints comes even close to real chrome.
You guys are having to much FUN🏆
Hell yes!! Let’s see it! 🤘🏻😉🤘🏻
I’d say don’t waste your time and money. We can already see this finish comes up short of expectations, so why bother scaling it up? I couldn’t imagine having that on my car and the slightest rock chip from the road strips my entire bumper
I couldn't believe how easily that paint scratched off.
do a plasma treatment of the surface and there will be no problems with adhesion
I felt the same! What was that?! It looks like it was meant to scratch off, heck, I’ve seen actual scratch off Lotto cards that held up better!
Oh how I would love to see a whole car done like this. WOW!
Yes!! Whole car!
What is the point of "not following the manufacturer's instructions" in the application of the paint/finish? Your video evaluation of the paint is void. RTFI, and apply the paint as per instructions.
Is business that bad you need to start reviewing craft paints all the while iterating that you're not using it for the intended purpose? Why do it then?
It's an experiment jackass. A change of pace, something fun, letting loose. You should try it sometime you're wound up way too tight
😭
daddy chill 🤣
Really cool video and awesome to see you guys experiment and the thought process behind these ideas, but for me, I think that's the natural conclusion for that one. Surely the best crazy ideas and the ones that give great results which people can imagine trying for themselves?
I would love to see the finished product in it so yes go for it😊
Chrome DYC car? HELL YEAH!!!!!
YES! DO IT!
Hell yeah! Reach out asap! I've been waiting to see a really good mirror chrome painted on a car.
Yes the whole çar let's go!
Get it done 👍❤
YES!!! WHOLE CAR!
Great experiment.
Always love your experiments! I say leave this one behind. It was a great test, and doesn't warrant a full car.
yes get bulk of this! Would be dope
I know that stuff is insanely expensive, but WOW!!! I saw an artist use this on a mirror and pouring it really yields the best effect. Such as when you poured into the sprayer.
Mirror paintbon a mirror?
Realy?
Yes whole car!!!
Definitely do it 👍👍👍👍👍
Culture Hustle has been true to their statements. I've always been impressed
Yes!
You got to do it !
Yes 😮
Soon coming to my grow room !!
Always wanted to do a chrome car! That would be sick!
Nice!
I need to see a full car painted with this paint ❤
Yes I want to see it
Awesome beautiful
Man. Thank you for making my cup protectors look really cool.
I think speed shapes are always only and indication of what this could look on a car. So it would be great to see this large scale on a car.
Would be fun to see
I think this paint would be great for car interiors. I've seen it used on leather to make it look like metal and the results are pretty amazing. Picture a custom dashboard, cool metallic highlights on the inside of the car.
What!? On leather? That’s crazy! A definite cool idea but did it crack with the flex of the leather? That would be my primary concern. Dash and other small trim would seem plausible, but I haven’t ever seen actual chromed (whether painted or not) leather. What a look!
@@jackdurden466 I didn't crack, but they did definitely thin it out so it was almost like a stain.
Yoooo that gotta be the best paint i seen thus far for it to be spray liquid like thats next level i may have to ship my cars to bro seriously
yes that would be cool
You know u gotta do a whole car cuz nobody else will🔥🔥🔥
Yes, a whole car would be so cool
This may not work at all because it's made more for wood furniture but you should try using N3 Ceramic Nano Finishing an see if it might work with your chrome paints, it's typically used to harden Wood and epoxy tables to make their finishes more durable.
Yes please do a full car
Please try to do a complete car with this! I secretly think we all want to see what happens, good or bad!
Hey love your channel I watch you all the time and I don't even drive . I think I'm either obsessed with your paint the beautiful color or with your biceps either way I am a big fan . Anyways about 2015 when I was living in Los Angeles driving back home I pulled in to a McDonald's in Sherman oaks off of Ventura Blvd and pulled up to the drive thru and witnessed my self doing so and I looked good but my point being is that this gorgeous flared out bmw was incredibly mirrored I was so amazed and taken by it and I have always thought about that day and that car and wanted to have a car like that someday when I was still able to drive . But no mistake the car was one hundred percent seamless Mirror
It would make a heck of a base for candy colors.
Hell yeah! Call up the manufacture and run it son!
I think it would look beautiful with a pearl or a glitter mixed into it
Glad you tried this one! I thi k you should do a big one! Stewart is a good guy 👍 try the black 3.0 too!
Yes Yes Yes do a whole car!
you can get mirror shine nail polish, it takes hours to dry, top coat often makes it do odd stuff (bubble, go dull come off) and the surface is easily damaged
I've been a culture hustle customer for about 5 years. Their products are expensive because the pigment density is through the roof. See how far you can thin this down before trying to get enough for a whole car at full strength. My guess is you can probably do 4:1 or 5:1 diution and still get amazing results.
i have a whole bunch of this companies paint products. Stuart Semple seems like a cool dude who cares about art and product availability. you should definitely reach out to him!
YES DO A WHOLE CAR PLEASE
I am definitely looking forward to seeing a car sprayed in this stuff
I think this would be great to use in pin stripping or a race stripe application.
This will be cool on clear rc car bodies that are painted on the inside.
Love the video and test! I would like to see it tested on something like a Golfcart or something smaller since a car could be very expensive. That said it may be prudent to call the manufacturer for clear coat ideas, or have another video finding clear coat testing to see what works.
I agree, as easily as it scratches it definitely needs a top coat.
I've been waiting for this, it's so awesome. I wanna know how it holds up as automotive paint.
I've got one of these projects where I want to "chrome" paint some lettering and pin stripes onto things like the fuel tank, and fenders, and clear coat over it so that it holds up to being ridden as the bike its meant to be. It's a trail bike, but it's also a show bike to some degree. So far I've used rattle can industrial paints for this so far, and enamel clear coats.
If this works well as a detailing paint then this might become a custom bike painting thing for me where I go over tear down, cleaning, and touch ups/custom paintings on mini bikes and other fun bike related projects.
Can't wait to see the results brother!
Yes chrome car!!
When I saw the mirroriest mirrochrome paint hitting the flat black speedform…it lays down HARD and very uniformly even!
Wild and crazeeeeee. Looks really good. I wonder if a water based candy over the top would bring some more pop into it.
Yes
Yes please
I would love to see a whole car be done in this stuff :) !!
That would be awesome to see this color on a car
Do ittt!! Try out satin chrome red!