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How To Custom Paint a Candy Tangerine Base and Flame Job on a Motorcycle using House of Kolor Kandy
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- Опубликовано: 26 фев 2021
- Starting with a gold metallic base, I show you basic steps into doing a candy base, candy flames with a PAINTED outlined pinstripe.
Video shows steps in getting the painted outline along with candy coated the job with House of Kolor Kandy Tangerine.
Paint job done in a Harley motorcycle with a stretched tank
Tape used in the paint job for the flame layout, pinstripe, and the 'insurance' tape
3M fineline 1/16” tape (used on smaller panel jobs like motorcycle tanks and fenders)
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I’ve been through 1000’s of rolls through the years
3M ¼” masking tape - amzn.to/3hyFPGG
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Man brother you do awsome work and that ghost Harley Davidson stencil is killer keep up the great work and keep the camera rolling 👍👍
Appreciate that Chato!!
I just got back into custom painting after many years away. Love seeing these videos. Just watching them (If you have a understanding of painting) is almost like doing a job, just set's the layering into ones head.. obviously nothing beats spray time, but mentally these videos help a lot. Thanks!
Definitely helps to at least have an understanding of painting. This helps come into play when doing the special effect paints like candies, flakes, color shift!
Looks killer!
Appreciate that Barry
Nice work!👍 Sharp 👀 Paint Job 😋
Appreciate that David!
Awesome
Thanks Keith
Amazing paint job. I love the colors used.
Thanks Kyle. Really nice in person! My favorite candy color (candy tangerine over a gold base)
Thank you so much. I'm new to air brush so now I can get started in the paint I love the most. I'm glad you got back with me can't wait to make my order for my paint
Awesome to hear. Good luck to you. Airbrushing is cool. My claim to fame is not airbrushing though lol. I'm more of a 'painter'
amazing work ..
Thank you John
Looks awesome
Absolutely gorgeous great tips!
Thank you Julie!
That's crazy awesome 👍
👍Glad you like it.
Ok...ok..ok...I bow to the man the master the legend! How did you make the tips pop so much? I just got started in custom painting and I’ll tell ya...that stuff is AMAZING!!!
Thanks Jason, I guess anyone can be good at what they do if they do it long enough. I've been fortunate enough to have my own custom shop for 19+ years (painting for 30+ years).
As far as the tips, I had to individually mask off each tip and add the color. Yellow does pop against that tangerine. A like green or a solid grabber blue type color would also look nice!
looks awesome
Appreciate it 88katana!
love this paint job! on the fade for the flames, what color did you use. was it just thinned out black or was it the candy? great set !
How did you do the shading? Is it more candy used in air brush or black??
Wow!
Congrats.
I just saw the Tangerine and flames I also saw the the tube of the 2 tone root beer .How do you put the ghost bar and shield on the tanks?
You do that last. You will need to clearcoat the tank, resand, apply your stencil. Make up a very reduced silver. Spray it to your liking, remove the stencil, reclear.
You should clearcoat before adding this just in case something goes wrong when applying, if can be corrected fairly easy.
AT the end when showing the finished project would have been nice to have a slower movement.
Appreciate the input. I'll keep that in mind on the end (and other times) when doing the vids. I have noticed a couple times on other videos, I wished I went a little slower. "I'm" going slow, but I'm moving the camera fast lol
so you did the flame tips in yellow if i heard correctly? after the candy paint job or before it? this is just absolutely stunning
Yes, I did. These and the drop shadows were done after I clearcoated over the candy and resanded. I had to individually tape off each flame tip.
Is that gold metallic base the reason why that gold pearl is popping from under that tangerine? I’m mixing tangerine with root beer but This is how I want mine to come out with that gold pearl. But everyone is saying I should use silver coarse metallic as my base🤷🏾♂️. What’s your thoughts?
Awesome job as usual. I would like info on ghosting the harley emblem. Thanks
Basically you can do this with anything including lettering. Have some stencils made, use a silver metallic with some base clear. Over-reduce. Spray on to desired strength. Spray a very light coat of base clear to protect. Practice this before attempting. You can use a spray-out car and spray it black. You don't have to use stencils to practice. Just mask off some little areas.
Hey brother do you put the base down then clear over that then do the air brush work. So if you don't like the air brush work it saves the base paint so you never have to do it all over again thanks brother I'm just learning to do it right
Yes, you are exactly right. Base, clear, resand, THEN do your graphics or flames. Especially with a metallic.
You can get away with it with a black base. If you make a mistake or have 'blow-through' you can spot in the black.
But you have to do a knock-down tape job to eliminate spotting in the areas with black.
If you clear the base, and have an issue, you can simply wipe it off with lacquer thinner or sand it off.
TOO risky if you do a metallic base. So clearcoat and resand before graphics or flames. 👍
Hope this all helps you
Hey question for you sir. I painted my panhead chopper tangerine orange anf it turned out pretty sweet for a self taught 2 yr rookie i think. I have a problem a month after painting it. Gas fumes got under my paint. Bike sat in the sun at work for 6 hrs. I got off work and my coffin tank top three sections where like a hot air balloon!! Is there a way to salvage paint once it lifts or do i gotta accept i gotta sand down and do it all over again?
I assume that since the fuel got 'under' the paint, all the bubbles are on the edge of the paint at the fuel bung area? Or are they in other areas?
They spread in about 8” diameter. 70s swedish or step ladder style frame so tank angles up sharply.
Most likely have to strip the tank and start over.
How do you get your clear to look so nice. I have watched a few of your videos and clear always looks good before sanding. I thought I had good gun control. Base color looked good. Kandy looked good. Clear was everywhere, dry and dusty to runs. Wet sanded shot clear again. No runs but very rough grainy texture. Im moving gun pretty quick because I'm afraid of runs.
Possibly it could be your gun controls. I normally just have both the fan and the fluid wide open. I control the amount coming out of the gun by the trigger.
Also, maybe try a thinner clear to start with. Shop Line JC630 normally sprays nice and flat since it's so thin, it's hard to get orange peel versus a high solids clear.
Once you get good with the thinner clears, you can move onto the high solids type clearcoats. Hope this helps
How did you do the yellow tips?
Once the paint job is clearcoated. It needs to be resanded. Then you individually tape off each flame lick. Then airbrush the tip.
Then reclear the tank
Good for another $100-$200 upcharge to do this.
How much would a job like that cost
Feel free to fill out the online estimate form on the website. This way I have all the info I need for a quote. Most run about $1500--$2300
Just got up on the videos, how did you do the ghost h/d emblem? Was it done the same as the yellow tips and shadows, after the flames were clear coated.
Ghost bar and shield (or any logo) is done last. PRACTICE this! The lighter the better so it doesn't detract from the work below it.
Hi, when looking at HOK's site I am unsure which colors you used. If you can give a link to the specific colors I would be so happy. This color combination is stellar.
Here are the colors used for the basecoat candy
Zenith Gold amzn.to/3CrebaZ
Tangerine (Urethane) amzn.to/3CrebaZ
Flames were just a charcoal metallic I made up. Outline was just a white. ALL coated with the candy tangerine
@@TAZattitude Thanks but a little confused
@@TAZattitude looking at the links both gives the same page, with multiple results on it. So a little confused
Hello and thanks for the videos. when masking around tank necks how do you ensure the gas wont creep under the clear coat? do you brush some clear over the edge?
We are always learning
HI, On the aftermarket tanks and the older Harley tanks (pre-96?), I used to use POR-15. Once I ran out of that, yes, I did just start using clear coat. The main key is to be sure to tape up about 1/8"-03/16" from the inside edge of the bung. Use this edge to cover with the clear. When brushing the edge, go over the edge onto the painted.
Sometimes I'll mix a tad bit of basecoat with the clearcoat.
How much do you charge for a paint job like this ?
Hey Philip, You can contact me through our website. I'll need details on what you'd like to have painted - thank you
Gaday , another great job , you replied to a recent coment i made about gettin my tins done with flames and copper candy , i mentioned shipping mine to you , how do most people package their tins when shiped to you and whats the average turn around time ? , looks where abouts are you located ? , and do you ever get stuff come from canada .
Thanks Glenn. Most ship UPS. Assuming you have a 3 piece bike, you'd be looking at about 10-17 work days for completion. We are in FL. You can see the contact and shipping info on our website. Check out that link I added in my last reply. We used to do all kinds of jobs from Canada. It's been awhile though. As you know, a lot of Canadians come down the our area. So we know quite a few Canadians that we've done work for in the past that stop in yearly just to say 'hi' and see what we're up to.
Bad azz
Appreciate it B
What's the name of that gold
You can use any gold you like, but most of the time I'd use Zenith Gold
I have been trying to get that ghost emblem and it’s tuff. Is there anyway you would give up that secret. Understand if you don’t. Great job
Hi Ron, Any logo or design on the side of a tank (or anywhere) using a stencil. You have to have a local sign shop make you up some stencils (or get a plotter)
@@TAZattitude Thank you for your reply. I was just trying to figure out how you accomplished the first true ghost emblem the I have ever seen I use the stencils as well. The way it completely disappears is incredible.
@@ronjon5386 Ah, okay, basically I take a white pearl, silver mix and mix some base clear in it. Then I over-reduce and spray the the desired strength
@@TAZattitude I am great full. Most guys do not want to give out those secrets that took them years to prefect. I can’t blame them. Much RESPECT to you for trying to help us not so experienced painters I am truly great full.
Really nice what finish compound you use to rub out final clear coat
We normally go 1500 wet, then the white 3M compound, black 3M polish/black pad.
Buffing a car video, but basically explains that
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@@TAZattitude thanks for the replay
How do you do the ghost bar and shield? Thats awesome
You can do this by having a stencil made. You can do this process to do lettering as well
@@TAZattitude awesome, is it just pearl in clear basecoat?
@@subnoizerenegade Basically that's it. You control the strength. It's easy to overdue it. So do test panels and remember the passes you do. I normally will do one coat on each side and keep going back and forth so one side does not get brighter than the otherside
Like from Brazil - Mogi das Cruzes city - São Paulo state.
Appreciate it - all the way from Brazil!!!
What kind of clear did you use? Is it an intercoat clear or a 2 part urethane?
For topcoat over the candies, I use HOK UC-35 / KU150.
For 'most' of my candy jobs I use UK candies. For spotting in I use KK
Hope that answers your question.
@@TAZattitude Thanks!
I am also trying to find a paint for a Harley CVO that has been very difficult. Any ideas?
@@cliffdavis762 I'd really need to see in person. Do you know the name of the color? I normally end up just matching the CVO colors.
TAZattitude it’s called black ember. 2011 ultra classic CVO
I've had to match that before. I can't remember is that has the 'prism' type sparkle or the silver pearl type sparkle. If the silver pearl, I believe I used PPGs Flamboyance Silver dusted over the black. It's a pearl in the PPG system
Is that metallic gold
Yes, the base under the candy is a metallic gold
And u use flakes
-@@randysteptoe8281 The gold has a 'metallic' in it, but I've done it before, were I mixed some smaller flakes like MF01 or 02 with baseclear and put a coat over the gold and under the candy. DON'T use too big of a flake. That's about the max size I'd use. Any bigger, and it changes the way you'd need to do the paint job
Is that how u get it to light up in the sun
Looks killer , I think it would have been cleaner without the yellow tips
Thanks C. I've done many both ways. Though the yellow adds a bit more pizazz, it does take a bit way from the candy effect.
Not to bad
Appreciate it Dale!
@@TAZattitude like that color
Holy shit he said 600k grit xD is that even a thing xD
600 then 1000 grit - 2 different types and grits of sandpaper. 600 DA, then 1000 grit wet
@@TAZattitude the man the legend 🙏 thanks for clearing that up !
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