Spraying Metal Flakes On A Full Respray: Custom Paint

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  • Опубликовано: 17 июл 2022
  • In this video, I will take you through how I sprayed Metal Flakes on a full respray on this Subaru WRX.
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  • @mikecorvette60
    @mikecorvette60 Год назад +59

    Back in the 70's and 80's when we were spraying metal flake, we used to ground the car by placing a metal chain on the back axle running to a ground.
    Doing this you get rid of static electricity which makes the flakes lay flat and not stand up, so you don't need to nib them later and possibly damage them.
    We also used to put a couple of clean ball bearings in the paint cup which helps keeps the flakes on the move in the cup as you are moving while spraying.

    • @dylanstark6587
      @dylanstark6587 Год назад +4

      Great tips

    • @davidparker9676
      @davidparker9676 Год назад +1

      Thanks for the tips. I like the grounding technique, I'll have to give that a try next time.
      The agitating cup is also essential luxury if you are doing flake.

    • @monstaro19
      @monstaro19 Год назад +2

      True flakster story.. also spraying flake during the night time is better too. All rules is out the window with flake jobs. You can mix up many products

    • @LTVoyager
      @LTVoyager Год назад

      Isn’t part of the goal to have flakes at all sorts of orientations to reflect light from many angles? Won’t have them lay flat lessen that effect?

    • @bigduphusaj162
      @bigduphusaj162 Год назад +2

      Load of tripe a car Is grounded anyway🤣 if you've recently sanded plastics then run some water or a tack rag over it. Ball bearings in a cup stops flow so just quit it man

  • @southmaplegarage
    @southmaplegarage Год назад +8

    I did a small flake job at home in my detacted garage 2 months ago, im still finding a random flake here and there in the house. The garage floor is glitter finish now lol.

    • @thehotrodstation3313
      @thehotrodstation3313 Год назад

      Flake jobs are an easy excuse to the wife for all the stripper glitter! 😂 Joking,joking,,,,,,,,,,,🤔or am I?

  • @martinwoodruff9378
    @martinwoodruff9378 Год назад +14

    Strong people lift others up they don't drag us down. Quote of the day. Keep doing what your doing brother. Cracking paint job.👍

  • @pandapaintsautobodyrepaira2416
    @pandapaintsautobodyrepaira2416 Год назад +11

    Gotta love some custom paint brother

  • @TEAutobody
    @TEAutobody Год назад +17

    The way we do it is to do all the flake work then blow the whole car off so any lose flake falls off then bury it in clear. We don’t do the kandy work until it’s perfectly smooth.
    Also I know there’s better painters out there then me but I strive for every job to be better then the last as long as your learning and growing as a painter then that’s all people should focus on.

    • @TEAutobody
      @TEAutobody Год назад +3

      @John Thomas Is this what you do to feel superior? Go around on RUclips and correct people’s grammar. I can tell you that in this line of work having “perfect” grammar doesn’t get you paid more or more respect.

  • @13window
    @13window Год назад +5

    Flake and candy looks great ..
    Yes sir, The smaller flake is easy to bury with Kandy and clear but that big ol bass boat stuff sticks up everywhere.

  • @Zekrom868
    @Zekrom868 Год назад +8

    Killer job. I agree stay away from those negative people they are just miserable and sad ppl trying to put you down. I agree 110% with what you said about not wasting your time with negative ppl. Keep the great work and content.

  • @toddbrown9398
    @toddbrown9398 8 месяцев назад +3

    I'm a year behind watching. We're about the same age and I feel the same about just being a better person. In our industry people are down right mean. Doesn't matter how good you are. Keep your head up and keep that same mentality. Misery loves company!

  • @ronrogers6155
    @ronrogers6155 Год назад +3

    Gun man that looks stunning you’ve done a great job ignore all the idiots they’re just jealous

  • @corysturgis6660
    @corysturgis6660 Год назад +3

    Love how you don't pay attention to the haters and couch quarterbacks. Kill them with success. Spread love not hate. Life is too short. Long time subscriber. I wish I had your ability to brush of the assholes. Still learning. You the man, Gunman.

  • @bullymaguire8868
    @bullymaguire8868 Год назад +1

    It's the year 2000 again!

  • @derekholmes4792
    @derekholmes4792 Год назад +1

    Wow after math is nuts! So much work

  • @ThePoleLine
    @ThePoleLine Год назад +4

    Your one of the best painters I have ever seen. A trick I learned with flakes is put down a similar base colour to the flake. It helps coverage and cuts down on heaps of stuff. Your job came out killer

    • @SNAFU..
      @SNAFU.. Год назад +1

      Agree his technique and gun control is flawless. Regards the flake base....this depends on the look you want.....a black base highlights the individual flake a lot more....imo looks a lot better.

  • @bolzify
    @bolzify Год назад +2

    I've learned so much from your videos

  • @francsg7622
    @francsg7622 Год назад +2

    Watching your videos motivate me to get back into the garage and finish my 66 Ford Bronco. Thanks for the inspiration!

  • @jesseknight1993
    @jesseknight1993 Год назад +2

    This American loves everything you put out! Anyone who wants to be a great painter needs to diversify their technique, and learning from other painters is how you do it. I'm still a novice but candy is all I've ever sprayed. Ive never seen it done like this in person, only read about it. Please keep cranking out the killer work, keep that outlook, and don't stress what anyone thinks. Hell most Americans don't even like their next door neighbor, so dont take any negativity from an American seriously. They probably dont know wtf they're talking about anyway.

  • @googleuser6440
    @googleuser6440 Год назад +3

    Hello from ireland guny, you have a great attitude not to let negative people drag u down, life it too short! Keep them great vids coming 👍 👌

  • @LTVoyager
    @LTVoyager Год назад +2

    The danger of social media is that you are putting yourself out there and you will attract some flies. Kind of like cooling a pie on a window sill. 😁

  • @therealrealshocker
    @therealrealshocker Год назад +1

    You're work looks incredible but your speech was even better. God Bless man, don't let haters get to you. They're just jealous... Remember that

  • @harpo7226
    @harpo7226 Год назад

    I painted a tiger cub tank years ago. The bottom was silver and the top was black. After painting the silver i didn’t clean the gun correctly and when I finished the black had lots of silver particles in it. It looked fantastic, my favourite paint job ever.

  • @spanthefestaman
    @spanthefestaman Год назад +1

    Brilliant job. Forget about the people who make bad comments. At the end of the day the job looks mint and if it's not something you do every day it takes a little practice to nail it. It's the same in mechanics, you can be a good one but there's always those jobs you struggle with!

  • @nickjoiner450
    @nickjoiner450 Год назад +1

    Great job Gunny and screw the hater's

  • @angeel8286
    @angeel8286 Год назад +1

    Hes a guy thats brilliant at his job what he does is his own business ,hes a perfectionist and striveing to find his perfect place on this earth.Im a body man myself and all i say is good on ya gunman.

  • @r1crazy100
    @r1crazy100 Год назад +3

    Well said brother… You just do YOU and don’t change who you are to appease others. Keep up the great work 🤙🏻🏆

  • @Justins00ss
    @Justins00ss Год назад +4

    Gangsta! Looks downright amazing gunny. I've been following along for a number of years and your videos inspired me to lay down a slick paint job on my 2006 Pontiac GTO Holden Monaro for you Aussies! Haha. And man did it come out sweet.
    Keep up the good work and screw the haters

  • @rozonoazolo
    @rozonoazolo 3 месяца назад

    The cleaning up job after spraying flakes in my home custom painting studio probably held me back from painting for a year. I had to redesign the entire space for everything to prevent cross contaminations. Even though through all the troubles, flake jobs are still essential in my opinion, totally worth it.

  • @SNAFU..
    @SNAFU.. Год назад +3

    Love it brother! Try this tip...after you lay the flake, airline the whole car while still wet to remove or flatten as many loose or stacked flake as possible and the same when dry... then HS clear to build, then flat, then candy base or 2k and then flow... One extra run I know but this will drastically reduce your high spots and any break throughs will still be candy red. It also will add a look of extra depth to the flake. I personally never flat after spraying candy. It's always risky.

  • @robbycoryell9336
    @robbycoryell9336 Год назад +1

    Looks good man, don’t worry about those crap talkers. I got 26 years in this occupation and I still got jealous haters. At the end of The day if you’re happy and you’re doing a good job ignore the rest

  • @eddieschumock5997
    @eddieschumock5997 Год назад +1

    People definitely need to chill! Nice work 👍

  • @The9meister
    @The9meister Год назад +1

    Nice job, I like spraying flake, stands out in the sun.
    I live by, treat others how I want to be treated.

  • @FuManchu5ltr
    @FuManchu5ltr Год назад +3

    I have images of you dancing around the booth throwing flakes in the air saying, “Fabulous!” off camera.

  • @DormiusOksivox
    @DormiusOksivox Год назад +1

    These flakes are flying all over the place! 😜

  • @mitchellferre1652
    @mitchellferre1652 Год назад +1

    That looks absolutely stunning !!! 🤩🤩🤩

  • @peugeotobsessed7772
    @peugeotobsessed7772 Год назад +2

    Love it great job as always

  • @dannyrexknight
    @dannyrexknight Год назад +1

    Looks crazy cool!

  • @hobbyautobodyfun9315
    @hobbyautobodyfun9315 Год назад +1

    Your a bad ass painter. I learn just by looking at you .

  • @joelongstaff7601
    @joelongstaff7601 Год назад

    Sir another great video. Thank you. As always I learned more from you and your video. I'm a street vendor and after watching your video about doing the lowrider panel I did the cart and sides of my van. She gets lots of attention with what you shared and the advice you gave when I wrote in on the video. Your generous sharing of knowledge has been more helpful than you might know. I'm building a new crepe cart this winter and it will be finished with some of your paint techniques along with a float decal or two. Thankyou and God bless.

  • @jabber67
    @jabber67 Год назад +2

    That's an absolute stunning job mate, how anyone can talk sh!!t about you is beyond me. I know how hard it is to paint some jobs and especially in your climate. Your smashing it! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

  • @robertbills4290
    @robertbills4290 Год назад +2

    Beautiful job Gunny and a Beautiful colour

  • @user-eo9ie4wr1w
    @user-eo9ie4wr1w 7 месяцев назад

    I looked awesome gun man. I appreciate all your helpful hints and guidelines it makes a bunch of difference

  • @Bkrieder
    @Bkrieder Год назад +1

    A quick lock down, few coats of clear base after you blow the loose flakes off, next time will give you fewer head aches mate

  • @craigfiles7067
    @craigfiles7067 Год назад +1

    I learnt the hard way like you about flake standing on end but it's on skateboard decks eg: low rider graphics i paint for man caves I now sand my flake before giving 3 coats of clear than sand again than candy clear & final clear coat

  • @smithy2
    @smithy2 Год назад +1

    Looks killer 🤙

  • @tiporari
    @tiporari 8 месяцев назад

    That is absolutely mental. Whoa. Nice job! I was stressed out watching that flake blow around the booth. You made it look great.

  • @davidray4655
    @davidray4655 Год назад +1

    I always use a suction gun with stainless hex nuts. No clogging.

  • @Dixler683
    @Dixler683 Год назад

    Gunman….no comments on paint today. You dispensed some world class wisdom about living life and our short time on Earth.

  • @benweddup552
    @benweddup552 Год назад

    Gunman never ceases to amaze. Excellent paint my man.
    Id love your knowledge 👌🏻

  • @stephenhodgson5964
    @stephenhodgson5964 Год назад +1

    Amazing work.

  • @matthewprimavra4103
    @matthewprimavra4103 Год назад +1

    When ya do flake only do 1 wet coat of flake and a light dust coat of flake then put 3 coats of HS clear on it sand down so it's flat with 1000 gritt as the finish grade then candy it and flow coat clear buff it and it will come up like glass @thegunman

  • @luisvega1294
    @luisvega1294 Год назад +1

    Always a joy! Gunny..keeping it real best way to be..

    • @luisvega1294
      @luisvega1294 Год назад

      Thx Gunny! Sent reply but i dont see it.. Not sure what happened

  • @bobcaruso9849
    @bobcaruso9849 7 месяцев назад

    That red kandy job looks great.keep up the great work.also like your attitude towards all these negative people 😊.thats right enjoy your job,and hobby.

  • @misssummersalt
    @misssummersalt Год назад

    This looks GODLY! dead set heaven sent!

  • @ramoncruz9910
    @ramoncruz9910 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you for your work and words. Thank you my brother...car looking nice👍👍👍❤️❤️

  • @three27sbable
    @three27sbable Год назад

    Great words dude, and great work as usual 🤘😎🤘

  • @adampye905
    @adampye905 Год назад +1

    Another great video

  • @michaelhoward7784
    @michaelhoward7784 Год назад +1

    Awesome job mate looks killer 🙌🙌

  • @dropinbiking92
    @dropinbiking92 Год назад +1

    Awesome to see this video. I do believe I saw the drama on FB, and I may have even commented in that thread. Was good to see the steps you took, and why you would do it differently.

  • @Captain-Donut
    @Captain-Donut Год назад

    Wow that’s impressive
    🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 love from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

  • @optonaut
    @optonaut 8 месяцев назад

    True words on the "internet hating" if one doesnt like what you are doing, he should simply move on. great job!!! thanks for the video

  • @SE-se3jq
    @SE-se3jq Год назад

    It looks super good bro...

  • @matthewdial2322
    @matthewdial2322 11 месяцев назад

    Good job brother!

  • @mattsecuro2968
    @mattsecuro2968 Год назад +1

    He did a great job it looks beautiful be proud of yourself

  • @bdautobody
    @bdautobody Год назад +1

    Great work & great philosophy on where you’re at mate….. life is short u crack on ✊

  • @rsh923
    @rsh923 Год назад +1

    Beautiful paint job Gunny. Fully agree with the grate advise & mind set

    • @rsh923
      @rsh923 Год назад

      I started doing spray painting from home in 2014 and I have learnt so much from just watching your videos over & over never gave up until I got it right. Today we are still going strong as a small business. Love from Cape Town, South Africa

  • @Captaindan7141
    @Captaindan7141 Год назад +1

    Love it! GC8s rock!

  • @leefritz8860
    @leefritz8860 Год назад +1

    Words to live by...

  • @sll-tt6bj
    @sll-tt6bj Год назад

    Great job man I'm glad I ran into your channel

  • @majesticdetail3422
    @majesticdetail3422 Год назад +1

    Came out sweet Gunny. I've seen guys use scuff pads to knock down the flake in between coats. But you can't complain for the final results. I'd be ecstatic with it! 👍

  • @Iswhatitisssss
    @Iswhatitisssss Год назад

    Skills brother.

  • @RONAKAWEED
    @RONAKAWEED Год назад +1

    Hahaha have fun cleaning your booth after that.. lol

  • @ganeshnarayan5505
    @ganeshnarayan5505 Год назад

    Great video what a beautiful paint job don't worry about people on Facebook their will be lot of haters because you do such a beautiful work.

  • @yunusjones4167
    @yunusjones4167 Год назад +1

    awesome job 👍

  • @socalpaints9718
    @socalpaints9718 Год назад

    Thanks for the tips ! Been looking to spray some candy and flakes

  • @miceinoz1181
    @miceinoz1181 Год назад +1

    That looks really nice. I did something similar in a British Racing Green enamel on a motorbike many, many years ago with a similar result but used a lighter base colour and no candy, just flake mixed with the colour then followed by clear coats. Worth the effort in my books. I intend to do another lighter red flake job with candy later this year, so will keep your black base colour in mind. Don't see much flake these days.

  • @allanbrowne111
    @allanbrowne111 Год назад +1

    I have done 2 motorbikes with flake/candy, I found it better to clear after the flake stage, flatten down that clear, then do the candy. That way any stand up flakes are taken care of before the candy goes on. But a killer job, well done. As for negative people, they are everywhere, just ignore them, and look after yourself.

  • @stevenagy9257
    @stevenagy9257 Год назад +1

    Well done, some good advice in this video about negativity. AAA+ Gunman !

  • @warrenmills5800
    @warrenmills5800 Год назад

    Ignore the haters, no need to ever defend yourself when you produce the quality of work and achieve the results you get and put in the effort you obviously do ;)

  • @iyamwhite3931
    @iyamwhite3931 Месяц назад

    Good lord thats awesome

  • @erikflores2409
    @erikflores2409 Год назад

    Looks killer that is some major flake bud!!

  • @garyjermyn6862
    @garyjermyn6862 Год назад +1

    wow ,what a job , nice talk as well .

  • @boostismagic
    @boostismagic Год назад +1

    You got Elton John boots, man! 🚀

  • @davebaer5699
    @davebaer5699 2 дня назад

    If you got standing flakes then either the pressure at the nozzle was too high causing dry spray that wouldn't let the flake settle into the clear, or your spray distance was too far which, again, causes dry spray. Or it could have been both. Looked good in the end though. Nice job! 👍

  • @ch0g0nda1
    @ch0g0nda1 Год назад +1

    I do a very aggressive tack rag after my last coat of flake. I've basically figured that the thing should look like almost like normal basecoat when you go to clear over it, if there's still proud bitties then I know I didn't tack rag enough. I'm not sure I've ever used anything quite as big as you are in this vid, but I thought the advice might be worth sharing. Love the channel, you've basically taught me how to paint over the years, thanks!

    • @davidparker9676
      @davidparker9676 Год назад

      With flake this big you don't want to sand it flat until you are sure you have enough clear to bury it. Doing a scotch-brite scuff between applications of clear is the best way to avoid sanding the flake and solvent pop in the heavy clear.

  • @sun4u2day
    @sun4u2day 8 месяцев назад

    if some is talking shit it is because he is jealous nothing you have to worry about or defend about we all are working to be better painters we compete against our selves. not any body else , keep up the great work!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @sharkfish8279
    @sharkfish8279 Год назад +1

    Your Da Man

  • @andrewmcallister9250
    @andrewmcallister9250 Год назад

    Hey Gun man
    WELL SAID !

  • @lydloesulv
    @lydloesulv Год назад +1

    looks absolutely sick mate. 90 hours is mad fast imo for what this job is. fuck the haters, ain't worth the time of day. can't wait to see some vids from the new shop with standox, your IG alone shows you're properly back into your rhythm again since switching back. keep it up, and have a good one!

  • @japkoo6185
    @japkoo6185 Месяц назад

    Nice gunman

  • @russelljohnson6920
    @russelljohnson6920 Год назад +1

    Most of the paint jobs I do are candy over flake some had artwork under the candy but that flake gets Everywhere

  • @efrainguzman6143
    @efrainguzman6143 3 месяца назад

    I hate negative people, but I can assure you that’s a heck of a good job you did there don’t care what people say, but that’s a damn good job

  • @TimBoss2000
    @TimBoss2000 Год назад +1

    Love the channel 🔥
    Best way to paint flake IMHO is:
    Fine
    Fine
    Medium
    Medium
    Coarse
    Coarse
    Clear
    Clear

  • @chriscal8201
    @chriscal8201 8 месяцев назад

    Thanks for sharing your experience. I’ve learned that the people who get the farthest in a craft are the ones who learn somthing from everybody and also bring others up not look to throw them under the bus while the rest of us want to learn to paint better 🤣

  • @monstaro19
    @monstaro19 Год назад +1

    Best jobs are flake jobs
    . Very eye catching.. I spray slow and a bit father away to stack up the flakes..

    • @TimBoss2000
      @TimBoss2000 Год назад

      Totally dude
      The mist coat is crucial to the overall build up

  • @elclassicochannel9241
    @elclassicochannel9241 Год назад

    Learned alot from you .whenever we ask something mostly you reply and reach out for help describe all well . Think it turned out well not bad at all .don't care about people you can't make m stop it's just the way they are

  • @Ontheroadbrogymgo
    @Ontheroadbrogymgo Год назад +1

    I don’t get bad mouthing other painters. I like to make as many friends in the business. You learn from other painters. My friends have made me better, and I know I’ve helped others. Gunny, a bunch of us here in the States went to Standox training facility in Chicago. We all lived about 8 hours away. We were all 15 plus years painting, but we had the best time. We went to a Cubs game, some of the guys went to a strip club. The next day a couple guys were puking, and had hangovers. One guy charged $3000 on his company American Express, at the strip club and didn’t even remember it.🤣 It was a 3 day course for recertification, we have to do every so often, so we can warranty paint jobs, but really it’s to have a great time and learn. And also social network. I personally think it would be a blast to get to work with you! Even if it was one job.

  • @tillmanpayne9059
    @tillmanpayne9059 Год назад

    Great looking paint job and remember if ppl are talking shit it just means they are jealous

  • @mash5702
    @mash5702 Год назад

    Respect

  • @caydecoulthard909
    @caydecoulthard909 Год назад +1

    Far out I changed to 4K and it was a different video ahaha didn’t even know there was a setting for video quality cheers for the tip car looks insane

  • @jeffreyeaton9934
    @jeffreyeaton9934 Год назад +1

    That's size and amount of flake is called full coverage. I use mini (.008) and micro (.004) 3oz flake/32oz intercoat ratio to give a metal flake effect. It all depends on what the customer wants at the end off the day lol.

  • @brian1715
    @brian1715 Год назад +1

    I’m glad you don’t feed into everyone else is negativity and drama. Painters are so much drama everybody thinks they’re the best why can’t we all just work together to become the best and learn from each other. I hate the painters mentality I can’t even find a shop where everyone works together so I just continue to quit this industry sucks and you’re underpaid for the shit you deal with