EVERY PEARL PIGMENT TURNED OUT AMAZING BUT WHO WAS YOUR FAVORITE??? Bottom right rolio pigments Bottom left KP pigments Top right eye candy pigments Top left chromax axalta pearls Sorry for any confusion it was a big spray out today thanks for watching!!!
KP Pigments & Eye Cany Pigments stood out the most to me. They all looked really good, but the more i watch & rewind to take all 4 sections in, KP & Eye Candy just keep jumping out at me. Thanks a lot for this video! I know that it's very time-consuming, but i hope that it pays off because i enjoy the effort you put on. Thanks again!
I'm glad you did this video. I think they all have their place in this arena. Truth be told i think personal preference will be the deciding factor but it made a video like this very necessary. Great job. Also, it's super classy that eye candies owners commented with humility and graciousness. Really awesome of them. Rolio kinda surprised me in a good way. That being said they have their place and is love to see more videos with their products. Eye candy, you guys are outstanding. I'd love to hear from a KP rep but tool then, keep up the good work
I'm glad someone forwarded me a link to this video. I really enjoy watching videos like this just for the information alone. Good pigments and companies all around regardless who is chosen by others. We've personally known the owners of Rolio and KP for a long time. Great people and products. Actually, when we first opened Eye Candy in Japan about 7-8 years ago as a custom paint shop, we used KP for a bit. Keep doing what you're doing. Thumbs up.
I appreciate your comment and thanks for watching the video I really enjoy working with your pearls and I'm looking forward to doing much more with them in the future!
I haven't ordered yet, but after watching about 100 videos, EyeCandyPigments will get my business. For those who haven't seen the Black to Red pearl video, it's 🔥 I believe the guys name is GT on RUclips, anyway, the color is Redrum I think. Check it out.
I would be interested in a UV test. What about spraying each one, similar color, same clear coats, then leave them in the sun for an extended period of time. Which pigment will bleach out first?
Thank you for your interest in conducting a UV test with our pigments! Spraying similar colors with identical clear coats and leaving them in the sun is an effective way to gauge UV resistance and see how quickly each pigment might fade. Keep in mind that different pigment types, such as organic vs. inorganic, have varying UV resistance due to their chemical structures. Generally, inorganic pigments like oxides tend to have better UV resistance than organic pigments, but the results can vary depending on the product formulation and environment. For optimal comparison, ensure each sample is exposed to the same conditions and for an extended period (several weeks or months, if possible). Testing periodically will help track the fade rate over time, giving a clear idea of each pigment’s durability in sunlight.
Yea, they all look great but I'm leaning a little towards the Eye Candy. Next side by side would be interesting if you split the sections into half black and half white (or a silver metallic). Entertaining videos 👍
The only real difference I think I can see is that the Chromax might have a finer flake size, as it doesn't have as much sparkle as the two on the right did. They all look good though. Thanks for the inspiration to try spraying pearls. I bought some Rolia scarlet red to play with, intending to try a medium density spray over gunmetal grey or black on my multicolored utility pickup.
Hey John, I sprayed my car with Gloss Sail Blue Spray Paint, and I'm going to spray on the Rolio Azure, Just waiting on the spray gun. Wish me luck... Sail blue is really close to the Azure...
I throwing Tropical Glitz into the conversation. Messaging with them, they were quick to answer my inquiries about making a ghost effect on a Ford silver base. Seems like a good group to work with.
Yes I've seen them as well and also have a few other companies such as didspade I've used in the past to throw into the mix so stay tuned much more to come from all kinds of pigment companies on my channel.
Wow, I guess the winner is me. I really like this series. I'm building a '68 RR and it is QQ1 blue and these colors are close. I'm guessing if sprayed over a dark blue rather than black most any of them would be near there. I also like that you were able to brint the Cromax and include it. It is really hard to find any info on how metallics are made at the paint store without spending a couple hundred on colors your not sure are going to match close enough. I also own a 1990 Dodge D150 that is currently Metallic Sand(a tan gold) and a dark brown I don't like. I've seen a '86 that has the gold sand with a light tan on the sides in place of the dark brown an it looks real good. I think I can get close on these mixing Rustoeleums together to tone. One other thing I wanted to ask about is adding Flex to Rustoleum. I'm currently working on a '84 Mustang SVO - Black. I want to use the Rustoleum Top Side Black and then 2k over it. The bumpers are both rubber and I would like to use the same paint on those but I don't know how the flex additive will work with the Rustoleum. Also thinking I paint the bumpers 1st and if the body is a shade off I can then just add some flex to that paint and use flex on the whole car. I can't see where it would hurt anything just add a few dollars. This is not my idea, I know a guy that build wrecked Corvettes back in the 70s-80s and this is what he did to ensure a color match with the bumpers. Thanks John, great video.
Adding the flex additive to Rustoleum shouldn't be a big deal I've never really had many issues with painting over flexible items like plastics I usually as you've probably seen use bulldog adhesion promoter and stuff tends to work pretty good thanks for watching
Hey man I’m glad I came across your channel because your to the point.. I plan on painting my first vehicle this coming week as a experimental run to see how things go.. It’s a 08’ Dodge Magnum but my only issue is I’m not sure of how much KP Pigment it’ll take to car the entire car correctly. Some positive advice would be appreciated.
I appreciate you for watching the channel and on a car that size I always use two 25g bags so 50g total should be the right amount of pearl but if you have any other question feel free to reach out anytime.
Questions from a non painter: Wouldn't the overspray affect the other areas? There would be 4 batches of overspray contaminating each other. Overall the results are great.
In this particular situation I dialed the gun back so the spray pattern wouldn't be overlapping onto the other panels I position the hood right by my fan so it's pulling the fumes as soon as it's sprayed really the best you can do in a mass spray out like this but the colors are true to what they are thanks for watching
I don’t see much difference between any of them other than maybe the shade I think that the chromax might look better after a polish. ?🤷🏼♂️ I personally like the rolio and kp the best from seeing the comparison in this video but that’s not saying anything bad about eye candy. I ll give all 5 except the chromax I give it a 4 just because it looked kind of hazy
@@WHITLEYAUTOWORKS the fender on the wall at the beginning of the video while your talking at the table. Looks like it’s a white and black fender with some kind of purple pearls. Its like the exact white and purple I’m looking for lol
@maxsettingsgamer1 yeah it's called Rosa Champagne it's a very cool color shift with a dominant purple I shared the link ruclips.net/video/_vpSh6JmTLI/видео.html
If that's not exactly what you're looking for and you want a different combination I've done quite a few spray-outs with purples I can point you in the right direction Thanks for watching
Well since I did the spray out over black it's going to be a much richer blue and I definitely gave it the pigment lol so it's not going to pop but so much plus when you're trying to get everything on camera with the lighting it never does it justice like it would seeing it in person but thanks for watching
I don’t see much difference between any of them other than maybe the shade I think that the chromax might look better after a polish. ?🤷🏼♂️ I personally like the rolio and kp the best from seeing the comparison in this video but that’s not saying anything bad about eye candy. I ll give all 5 except the chromax I give it a 4 just because it looked kind of hazy
Yes that was kind of the point I was making to the other subscriber and pretty much my point of the video is it really comes down to preference they all are very comparable but some people just go off a brand more experiments to come though so thanks for watching
@@WHITLEYAUTOWORKS I really enjoy your videos just because you kind of allow one to think outside the box. We’ve all been programmed to believe that you can only use the same materials by the same manufacturer, which we all know that is mostly just a ploy to get you to buy their products all the time. Which in turn makes them more money. Anyway you keep making videos and I’ll keep watching them
@thatguy6828 yeah I just simplify things and try to help people save money doing their own projects thanks for watching All the videos I really appreciate it
EVERY PEARL PIGMENT TURNED OUT AMAZING BUT WHO WAS YOUR FAVORITE???
Bottom right rolio pigments
Bottom left KP pigments
Top right eye candy pigments
Top left chromax axalta pearls
Sorry for any confusion it was a big spray out today thanks for watching!!!
KP Pigments & Eye Cany Pigments stood out the most to me. They all looked really good, but the more i watch & rewind to take all 4 sections in, KP & Eye Candy just keep jumping out at me. Thanks a lot for this video! I know that it's very time-consuming, but i hope that it pays off because i enjoy the effort you put on. Thanks again!
I'm glad you did this video. I think they all have their place in this arena. Truth be told i think personal preference will be the deciding factor but it made a video like this very necessary. Great job. Also, it's super classy that eye candies owners commented with humility and graciousness. Really awesome of them. Rolio kinda surprised me in a good way. That being said they have their place and is love to see more videos with their products. Eye candy, you guys are outstanding. I'd love to hear from a KP rep but tool then, keep up the good work
Thank you! That means a lot!
My money is on Eye candy, but it is no losers here.
I'm glad someone forwarded me a link to this video. I really enjoy watching videos like this just for the information alone. Good pigments and companies all around regardless who is chosen by others. We've personally known the owners of Rolio and KP for a long time. Great people and products. Actually, when we first opened Eye Candy in Japan about 7-8 years ago as a custom paint shop, we used KP for a bit. Keep doing what you're doing. Thumbs up.
I appreciate your comment and thanks for watching the video I really enjoy working with your pearls and I'm looking forward to doing much more with them in the future!
@@WHITLEYAUTOWORKS You're very welcome and happy to be just a small part of it. ;)
I haven't ordered yet, but after watching about 100 videos, EyeCandyPigments will get my business. For those who haven't seen the Black to Red pearl video, it's 🔥
I believe the guys name is GT on RUclips, anyway, the color is Redrum I think. Check it out.
@@WeBeWrenchN Thanks so much! That means a lot to us! We're always here if t's ever needed.
@EyeCandyPigments Thanks for answering his question I just saw it lol I appreciate all your help!
Eye candy for the win
I would be interested in a UV test. What about spraying each one, similar color, same clear coats, then leave them in the sun for an extended period of time. Which pigment will bleach out first?
Thank you for your interest in conducting a UV test with our pigments! Spraying similar colors with identical clear coats and leaving them in the sun is an effective way to gauge UV resistance and see how quickly each pigment might fade. Keep in mind that different pigment types, such as organic vs. inorganic, have varying UV resistance due to their chemical structures. Generally, inorganic pigments like oxides tend to have better UV resistance than organic pigments, but the results can vary depending on the product formulation and environment.
For optimal comparison, ensure each sample is exposed to the same conditions and for an extended period (several weeks or months, if possible). Testing periodically will help track the fade rate over time, giving a clear idea of each pigment’s durability in sunlight.
@@EyeCandyPigments that's great info! Thanks
@@WeBeWrenchN Very welcome!
Yea, they all look great but I'm leaning a little towards the Eye Candy.
Next side by side would be interesting if you split the sections into half black and half white (or a silver metallic).
Entertaining videos 👍
Neat comparison! I like your videos. Very informative.
I appreciate it thanks for watching!!!
Eye candy gets my vote
I can tell them apart, so all of them got my vote 🎉
The only real difference I think I can see is that the Chromax might have a finer flake size, as it doesn't have as much sparkle as the two on the right did.
They all look good though.
Thanks for the inspiration to try spraying pearls.
I bought some Rolia scarlet red to play with, intending to try a medium density spray over gunmetal grey or black on my multicolored utility pickup.
Hey John, I sprayed my car with Gloss Sail Blue Spray Paint, and I'm going to spray on the Rolio Azure, Just waiting on the spray gun. Wish me luck... Sail blue is really close to the Azure...
Good luck with it rolio actually makes good pigments I was really impressed it was one of my favorites should turn out good
I throwing Tropical Glitz into the conversation. Messaging with them, they were quick to answer my inquiries about making a ghost effect on a Ford silver base. Seems like a good group to work with.
Yes I've seen them as well and also have a few other companies such as didspade I've used in the past to throw into the mix so stay tuned much more to come from all kinds of pigment companies on my channel.
Nice work
I like them all. Probably would use the mid price pigment
Wow, I guess the winner is me. I really like this series. I'm building a '68 RR and it is QQ1 blue and these colors are close. I'm guessing if sprayed over a dark blue rather than black most any of them would be near there. I also like that you were able to brint the Cromax and include it. It is really hard to find any info on how metallics are made at the paint store without spending a couple hundred on colors your not sure are going to match close enough. I also own a 1990 Dodge D150 that is currently Metallic Sand(a tan gold) and a dark brown I don't like. I've seen a '86 that has the gold sand with a light tan on the sides in place of the dark brown an it looks real good. I think I can get close on these mixing Rustoeleums together to tone.
One other thing I wanted to ask about is adding Flex to Rustoleum. I'm currently working on a '84 Mustang SVO - Black. I want to use the Rustoleum Top Side Black and then 2k over it. The bumpers are both rubber and I would like to use the same paint on those but I don't know how the flex additive will work with the Rustoleum. Also thinking I paint the bumpers 1st and if the body is a shade off I can then just add some flex to that paint and use flex on the whole car. I can't see where it would hurt anything just add a few dollars. This is not my idea, I know a guy that build wrecked Corvettes back in the 70s-80s and this is what he did to ensure a color match with the bumpers.
Thanks John, great video.
Adding the flex additive to Rustoleum shouldn't be a big deal I've never really had many issues with painting over flexible items like plastics I usually as you've probably seen use bulldog adhesion promoter and stuff tends to work pretty good thanks for watching
@@WHITLEYAUTOWORKS Thanks
I'll look real good wife picked up top right eye Candy but they all look awesome to me
Love the content, very helpful for us newbies
Nice thanks for sharing
Always keeping it interesting & exciting. I think I like the KP pearl the best!
Eye candy
Cant wait to see you try the ghost pigments over white. 👍
Hey man I’m glad I came across your channel because your to the point.. I plan on painting my first vehicle this coming week as a experimental run to see how things go.. It’s a 08’ Dodge Magnum but my only issue is I’m not sure of how much KP Pigment it’ll take to car the entire car correctly. Some positive advice would be appreciated.
I appreciate you for watching the channel and on a car that size I always use two 25g bags so 50g total should be the right amount of pearl but if you have any other question feel free to reach out anytime.
Thanks. A question if black is one of the best base colors is it possible to paint pearls directly over black primer?
Yes it is actually
Thanks for sharing 👍🏼👍🏼💯 great video
Questions from a non painter: Wouldn't the overspray affect the other areas? There would be 4 batches of overspray contaminating each other. Overall the results are great.
In this particular situation I dialed the gun back so the spray pattern wouldn't be overlapping onto the other panels I position the hood right by my fan so it's pulling the fumes as soon as it's sprayed really the best you can do in a mass spray out like this but the colors are true to what they are thanks for watching
@@WHITLEYAUTOWORKS Great. Thankyou.
please do a hole fender black then with eyecandy shenshi red clear coat please 🙏
eyecandy is my favorite im about to do a dark maroon with black undercarriage and shenshi red with the clearcoat please try it on your channel
I don’t see much difference between any of them other than maybe the shade I think that the chromax might look better after a polish. ?🤷🏼♂️
I personally like the rolio and kp the best from seeing the comparison in this video but that’s not saying anything bad about eye candy. I ll give all 5 except the chromax I give it a 4 just because it looked kind of hazy
What fender is in the background of this video can’t seem to find the video
Here you go Thanks for watching!
ruclips.net/video/_vpSh6JmTLI/видео.html
@@WHITLEYAUTOWORKS the fender on the wall at the beginning of the video while your talking at the table. Looks like it’s a white and black fender with some kind of purple pearls. Its like the exact white and purple I’m looking for lol
@maxsettingsgamer1 yeah it's called Rosa Champagne it's a very cool color shift with a dominant purple I shared the link ruclips.net/video/_vpSh6JmTLI/видео.html
@@WHITLEYAUTOWORKS thanks
If that's not exactly what you're looking for and you want a different combination I've done quite a few spray-outs with purples I can point you in the right direction Thanks for watching
I say it every video but......not enough pigment load. If I'm putting the inge effort and $$$ to do this I want it to scream custom and LOOK AT ME
Well since I did the spray out over black it's going to be a much richer blue and I definitely gave it the pigment lol so it's not going to pop but so much plus when you're trying to get everything on camera with the lighting it never does it justice like it would seeing it in person but thanks for watching
Wow.. this will be good. Im just starting the video. I'll comment my opinion after the video is over. Thanks for doing this John! 🫡
I don’t see much difference between any of them other than maybe the shade I think that the chromax might look better after a polish. ?🤷🏼♂️
I personally like the rolio and kp the best from seeing the comparison in this video but that’s not saying anything bad about eye candy. I ll give all 5 except the chromax I give it a 4 just because it looked kind of hazy
Yes that was kind of the point I was making to the other subscriber and pretty much my point of the video is it really comes down to preference they all are very comparable but some people just go off a brand more experiments to come though so thanks for watching
@@WHITLEYAUTOWORKS I really enjoy your videos just because you kind of allow one to think outside the box. We’ve all been programmed to believe that you can only use the same materials by the same manufacturer, which we all know that is mostly just a ploy to get you to buy their products all the time. Which in turn makes them more money. Anyway you keep making videos and I’ll keep watching them
@thatguy6828 yeah I just simplify things and try to help people save money doing their own projects thanks for watching All the videos I really appreciate it