Murdered Candy, A Custom Paint Technique
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- čas přidán 22. 04. 2020
- Chris Arpin shows how to create a custom finish where a brilliant pearl-flake is only visible on direct, lighted views of an otherwise gloss black automotive finish, an effect called murdered Candy.
Paints in video: Createx 4664 candy2o Black over a Hot Rod or Cosmic Sparkle Pearl Flake,
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Black base is 6002 AutoBorne Sealer Black.
candy2o are concentrate dyes mixed with a base, 4050 UVLS Gloss Clear.
Mix ratio for candy2o in video is 4050 UVLS Gloss Clear 4:1 candy2o.
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One of Agent 47's alter personas.
Alright alright....I feel ya hitman lover
He is known for his KILLER paint jobs
Hahaha true true
His weapon the deadly Sata 😂
Bro! Yes.
Thank you very much. My dad taught me how to paint, before he passed away. I always appreciate new techniques and tips and tricks.
Awesome! We appreciate you sharing that, thanks for watching.
@@CreatexColors how much do you charge to do the entire car?
Insane! Love this on my lil 97 hardtop convertible mini Nissan truck! Just insane. Well done!
Thank you Chris, I put it to the test and my air tank came out outstanding. Beautiful Black Chery. Keep Up the great work. Rey
Very cool! What I really love about the Createx lines, is that you can pretty much mix anything with anything.. A lot of creative freedom.
awesome, thanks!
What an absolutely awesome affect, understated but so wicked in the sunlight. Thanks for sharing, I wanna try this so bad now.
thank you!
Great work. I’d love to see the new Corvette painted in that red.
Thank you so much for sharing so much knowledge that is helping to change careers, by learning all of the techniques that you teach, and being able to provide paying customers with quality work and products. My eyesight has become way too poor to continue doing tattoos, after 40+ yrs in the industry, but with your help, I'll be able to support myself doing something I love and tinkered around with over the years. I could never charge money for anything less than quality work, and you always provide very thorough videos that I can understand easily and learn quickly. After I can finally afford corrective surgery I might not even go back into tattooing because I know I'll be very satisfied painting and airbrushing with your products, and your instructions to keep knowledgeable about everything that you teach. I'm gonna be going back thru your archived videos and binge watching everything that I haven't seen yet, and I really want to learn how to paint with water based automotive paints, if it's something that you recommend, and have videos that I can find to watch. I'm really just beginning this journey, and I hope it's a very fruitful experience, because I'm willing to do anything I need to do to get as good as I possibly can, because as you surely know..... there's no amount of money that equals the pride we feel when we do something amazing and make our customers happy. The money is just a side effect that allows us to keep doing what we do. Thanks again PEACE
Great video! I remember a 65 Riviera lowrider that had this type of paint job in the late 60's in Socal. The entire car looked jet black until he turned the corner,then the side's lit up like nothing I had seen! Just one color after another would pop out at you
This is amazing!!! With the reflection of the light, the tanks have a deep 3-D effect. Great work.
Thank you
I've just done a honda monkey tank with gold leaf and marbleing, there's certainly a fine line between not bad and WOW , love your work 👍🦘
Thank you!
This might be my favourite so far. I have a 2010 Triumph Street Triple motorcycle that would show off this colour so well.
Awesome, please send us pics. Thanks.
CreatexColorsCo I’d love to paint it at some point. When I get round to it I’ll send some pics or did you mean just send some of the bike?
I sure live this video and the effect. I have a 1953 Ford pickup. The murder red would look great on it. Now I have to find a shop that has experience doing this.
I wish I knew about this technique when n I built my obs suburban. I wanted it black but with a hint of red. I always thought it'd be a pearl that made the effect... thank you for sharing this.
thanks
Once i get my dream car im definitely going to try to get that sparkle blue one. Thats looks amazing. This technique with a purple would look great too
thank you for watching!
That looks great. Thanks for the tips.
Thanks for watching!
Dam. That's beautiful work my friend 👍👍
thanks for watching!
Looking good CC!
Thank you!
I did this last night on a guitar and it looks amazing. What a great way to use candy black!
Thanks!
Another great one man! You are one of the best sources for instruction on this subject. Thank you!
thank you for watching!
This is unbelievably cool! I really hope I'll be able to do this someday
Just get started and have fun with the process as you learn to paint things. Start small and simple, make test panels so you can learn from failures ahead of time, and give it time. Start with opaques and colors that cover so you can apply them evenly, and work up to pearls, then transparent and candy colors. Thanks for watching!
I've been trying to get a similar effect in the realm of polishing black dress shoes. But I've been having poor results so far. This helps quite a lot.I've got some new ideas that I'm excited to try!
Excellent, thanks for watching!
Wow that looks great.
Thank you
Looks fantastic 👍
thank you!
really killer effect !!! so beautiful thx for sharing art skill 👍👍👍
Thank you!
Mad painting skills bro!
Thanks!
Came out beautiful
Thank you.
If Chris wasn't here, I wouldn't be able to figure out a damn thing! Thanks Chris!
Thank you for watching!
You are an excellent teacher my friend.
You have the coolest job.
Gracias
Just had my bike done in the murdered candy red , its turned out amazing 👏
Awesome! thanks for letting us know
I love the Mr. Rogers style intro. Oh me? Just dropping some sparkle.
I can't agree more on the conservative use of black candy. I just got finished re-laying deep red over gold marble/black for a similar effect, and 1 coat of black candy was fine, but 2 was overkill. I would lean towards bright candies under black. The clear isn't going to magically bring the color back if you go overboard with the black.
If it goes black, it's just a very expensive black paint job.
Yeah, and once you go black...
You never go back?
Very cool, thx 4 showing... 👍😎
thanks for watching!
Hey Chris, Jerry here. It's been a while. I just re-watched this video and I'm going to give this a try on my neighbor kids ATV. As always you make it look so easy. I have had some great successes with the candy2O paints. now I'm going to try the hot rod sparkle. There still is no 4050 clear around here so I'm ordering it again. I did a small tank a while back with the candy2O blood red and I used some Molotow liquid chrome for my base. let it cure for about 30 days then the red candy20 over the liquid chrome and WOW. one light coat and then three medium coats and the depth was amazing. Three coats of clear and a little polishing and it looked really nice. I know iv'e told you before but thank you so much for these videos. Following your advice and your techniques has really stepped up my painting skills. I'm getting some really nice, professional looking finish products. Thanks again. Take care and Wishing you and yours a great 2023.
Awesome! Thank you for watching and sharing!
Hi Chris excellent tutorial, I watched your video several times before attempting this paint scheme for my project Bike and it turned out awesome Thanks for the Informative videos Herman K NB Canada
thank you for watching
Pretty much the color I want my car. Black as night with just a hint of red below
Very good.
Obrigado pela legenda em portugues Brasil e ficou um trabalho impecável desde o local e a apresentação do video.
De Nada!
Looks sick. I think I’m going to try something like this on my channel. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
That's exactly what I'm looking for!!!!! but I'm curious if a much larger flake is possible in blue...????
Wow your the man bro . What a really beautiful effect I tried it out over sparkle green and it came out just like how u show in your video . Great job bro . U r the man !!!
Thanks for watching!
How the pro's inspire. Nice work.👍
thank you!
Sweet effect!
thanks
Looks awesome
thanks!
New Britain, CT here nice job man
thanks
Saved this video, hopefully in a few years my 2010 Jeep srt8 will be sporting that murdered candy red. 😍
thanks for watching
@@CreatexColors after looking at your website how do you think the murdered candy red would compare to the same thing only with cosmic sparkle red instead of hotrod sparkle red? Also, anything special about the autoborne sealer compared to traditional automotive black primer? Or since my Jeep is already brilliant black crystal pearlcoat could it be layered on top of that color? I think I see some speed shapes in my future! lol
black cherry.. awesome spray, thx for sharing! 8D
Awesome sick effect.
Thank you!
OMG.....it is totally freakin SCREAMING...just Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ so loveinging it 😱 I so want it ....
CHRIS I WATCH EVERY VIDEO YOU'VE DONE. YOUR AWESOME !!!!! I BOUGHT PAINTS THAT YOU USE . I'M JUST WAITING FOR MY AIRBRUSH . STAY WELL PROFESSOR.
thank you! appreciate you watching
Soo clean!!
thank you
I would love to have that blue on my already black triumph. 😍
This should look great on guitars as well. Looks awesome!
thanks!
Was thinking Ferrari red but now you got me thinking. Cool effects!!
Thank you for watching!
What can’t this guy do? Sins you’re a legend.
totally, thanks for watching
Thanks for this vid bro, great stuff, saludos from Mexico!
Hello from the U.S.A. and thank you for watching!
Way to explain every coat great detail thnks
thank you
Awesome color! I'm sensitive to isocynades, and see you using just a dust mask. Is that just because you're only spraying a small amount? Or is the product iso free? Beautiful color and effect, can't wait to try it!
All Createx paints, including candy2o, are water-based and isocyanate-free. Thank you.
Nice cant wait really want to get into this but got to with this crap going around but man that looks good bro. When I get back to work I'm definitely getting me that harder and Steinbeck and some of those colors to play with.👍😎👍
thanks for watching!
Excellent video..
thanks
Cool video! Question though, how would it look to do the hot rod sparkle white and then the blood red coat? Would the red pearl be brighter overall or just about the same?
Im after the same effect but want it to be more RED than burgundy/black cherry in the light.
Thanks! Hot Rod Sparkle White will create more of a magenta-hue pearl. Try experimenting with how much candy Black is applied over the candy red - Hot Rod Sparkle Red, however as this technique is applied over a black base so the value of the red will be dark compared to a traditional pearl red finish.
That would look killer on our black Charger RT. We've already done the carbon fiber hood with a candy red overspray. I wish that I could upload a picture to show you the hood.
Man I love this color
Thanks!
Great work
thanks!
Thanks for sharing!
ok, that looks almost identical to my passat's Colorado Red Pearl LB3Y .... and i couldn't be more happy
cool! thanks for watching
I want that paint gun. That looks amazing! thanks for the video
Thanks for watching!
I tried this color but without sparklers and used a silver base coat ..mines looks like a cranberry in the sun ...love paint videos ...
thanks
That last black tint coat is what you see as the side cast ... very cool video
thank you
This paint looks bad ass!
thank you!
I like the way the gold is more subtle. My bike is Black Pearl and it has subtle blue flake in the sunlight. Almost too subtle though.
I have a pearl red Challenger RT that I always wanted to paint candy apple red ombre to almost black if I could ever afford it. After watching this I think this technic transitioning to maybe a deeper candy apple would look perfect. A woman can dream right.
The... the master of paint!
An apprentice to the masters, but thanks!
Very cool stuff here , my Victory Vegas 8 Ball is a very nice black, Boring!!!!!. Thank you, I’m going to go the blue and theme my bike Blue on Black!! I love that song. Thanks Bro
welcome, thanks for watching
Nice deep finish, your the Paul Walker of the spray booth thats with the top down. Great vid👏👏
Would love to see gost flames and skulls with matalic 3D effect or a slight shift almost like heat pipes with skulls from Harley Davidson Beautiful work 💕💕💕💕😘
damn, I want my fender Jag painted that red color
Outstanding,
thanks!
I've been spending the last few weeks prepping my '68 Firebird for paint and I have decided on this technique. How much 4050 should I order?
3 x 32oz. 4050 is enough carrier for a test panel and complete with door jambs, inside hood & trunk of a candy2o under-coat color built-up to saturation then candy2o black applied in 2 - 3 coats over that. thanks.
I want the same but purple on my harley. I've been looking for this for 3 years now.
thank you
Me too
where you located
Chris, love your work! Keep it coming. Question: when painting model cars like this, would you go with the larger hot rod sparkle or the finer cosmic sparkle with a smaller scale substrate and airbrush?
Murdered candy works with both the larger pearl-flake sized Hot Rod Sparkle, and smaller Cosmic Sparkle, which may work better for scale models. Thank you.
Would you be able to use the standard black on a motorcycle tank, fairing, side panels and saddlebags as your base coat? I am getting an idea 💡.
Yes, Createx paints including candy2o can be applied direct to a back finish; prepare by scuffing 600-grit. For more, please refer to our Automotive & Hard-Surface Application Guide available at www.creatextech.com. Thank you.
Beautiful. 👀
Thank you!
Where can I get the Moulds your using thanks so I can practice great video grate colours
We googled ~ "steel, 1/2 motorcycle tank" and found a few options, shapes and prices. Thank you.
that's cool video. Thank You
Thank you for watching!
I was thinking about doing something like this with my E36 with a black base with a white micro flake, reflective mid coat, tinted coat over the mid coat, then clear. But was at the dealership today and saw the grey they're putting on their cars now and started reworking ideas for the upcoming paint job.
Do you have any idea if this would work over a mid/dark grey with a white/blue flake mix, a very light blue tint, and a black tint, topped with clear?
Please make a test panel to determine the resulting finish. Thank you.
awesome vid bro thanks, where do you get those half tank blanks?
We Googled "motorcycle half tank blank" and found a lot of suppliers and options. Thank you.
How much of each material would I need to paint a lexus coupe ?? With the candy red mid coat. Looks 👌
Amount of material varies with technique, etc. but about 3 quarts 6002 Sealer Black., 2 quarts Hot Rod Sparkle color, and about 1-Gallon spray-able candy2o 4650 Blood Red and 4664 Black. For more info, please review the tech sheets available at www.creatextech.com and email us at info@createxcolors.com. Thank you.
Love the finished look. It's exactly the look I've been trying to find.
Just wondering if you have ever used this type of paint on anything wood?
Yes, AutoBorne Sealer and candy2o are excellent direct to wood and used often for applications such as wood guitar refinishing. Thank you.
I have a 97 tl1000s that’s Pearl Novelty Black. It’s same style. Looks black most of time but in sunlight it’s a deep blue metallic. Beautiful color and expensive OEM. can you match closely?
Very cool effect. Could similar results be had with the hi light colors for smaller scale jobs (1/25 scale model cars) or, is the flake too small?
F0r a 1/25 scale model, Cosmic Sparkle Colors would be a better choice over Hi-Lite Interference Colors as the Hi-Lites do not create a pearl effect so much as a pearl glow. Thanks. wickedairbrushcolors.com/pearl-flakes
@@CreatexColors thank you very much. Recently picked up my airbrush for the first time in 10 years. Been doing some experimenting with Createx
I have a set of alloys, media blasted, that are 'ripe' for that murdered candy black look. As a newbie to the candy paint (been shooting clear, base and some single stage whites) I've been looking for a Candy Prep how to but they're surprisingly hard to find. Also, the terminology and typical fast pace of the YB clips tend to gloss over (if you pardon the pun) the mixing and timing details. Can you direct me to a how to mix and prep candy tutorial? Love that murdered candy with a red kicker coat.
For candy2o mix ratios and application information, please review the candy20 tech data sheet available at www.candy20.com where there also a video showing how to reduce and mix candy20. For preparation and general application information, please review the Hard-Surface & Automotive Application Guide available at www.creatextech.com. Lastly, our CZcams channel has several videos showing how to mix and spray candy20, which along with our Hard Surface Painting Basics video should be helpful. Thank you.
Excellent job bro have a question have 63 impala going to paint it black what pearls ghost pattern to use thanks
Thankyou for the idea sir,. New sub here from the philippines.😁
thanks for watching!
Ok this is awesome Chris. I wan this on my bike. Do i ask for Murder Candy paint? and they would know? I have a 2016 Fat Bob with the Black Denim paint scheme
this is a technique, not sure if they would know. you could show them this video. thank you.
where you located?
Great! But could you tell Which clear coat do you use for the final top coat?
PPG EC550 En-V Ultra Gloss. Thank you.
Thanks So much!
Can u make a video explaining the clear coats base & application ❤️💯💯👍👌 thanks Brother great video
Hello. Please check out the Metallic Gold, Silver and White videos in our Base Coat Basics playlist. More base coat videos will be added to this playlist in the future. Thank you.
can you mix the 3 sparkle colors together (red, blue, gold) for a multicolor sparkle using this same murder candy technique? or would the sparkle just come out as a golden purple?
Yes, Hot Rod Sparkle Colors can be inter-mixed with each individual hue represented in the mix; i.e. red, blue and gold will be apparent as these are pearl-flakes, not pigments, so they do not blend together to create a tertiary color. Thank you.
Love this look. I tried it and used the 4050 at 4-1. I felt it was still a little dark. So tomorrow, I'm gonna try 6-1. Any thoughts?
We recommend mixing candy2o 8:1 for use with a spray-gun; 4050 UVLS Gloss 8:1 candy2o. Try a test panel comparing 8:1 versus 6:1. You can also experiment starting with 8:1 to achieve an even color base, then apply a few more concentrated color coats mixed at 6:1. Thank you.
@@CreatexColors Thanks! I took the black sealer, sprayed silver flakes with clear intercoat(4030), then 3 coats blood red over the flakes, then the black candy2o. Looks great!
Need this on my dually
Nice! Could you do this effect without the flake? Like e. g. Deep purple candy on black base, and then the black candy? Or maybe you need the flakes to reflect the sunlight?
Yes, using simply a candy2o color neat (no pearl-flake added), over which candy2o Black is applied will produce the effect only very subtly. Applying the color over 6013 Silver Sealer will help make the effect a bit more pronounced, yet not as pearlized as what's created by mixing Hot Rod Sparkle with candy2o. Thank you.
@@CreatexColors Awesome, thanks! I have a friend who would like his bike painted something like this. Winter project..