LOL 😆 Same here! Just stumbled onto this channel a few days ago and have been binge watching since - and I don't even have a car to dip! 😁😄 But, being a crafter who occasionally works with paints and various mica pigments it's fascinating, instructive and inspiring (and occasionally quite surprising) to see how the DYC bases, pigments, pearls, flakes etc. all interact. Conventional color theory goes right out the window with interference pigments and hypershift pearls so achieving great results takes a mix of art, science, instinct and blind luck (or as we used to say in the cell culture lab, the SWAG approach - Scientific Wild A-s Guess) 😂 It's such an exquisite yet totally Boss marriage of creativity and science. 💯👍
I just started watching this like 3 days ago and I'm very surprised on the info and experiments you do. Such a good mentor. 👍can't wait to order my set up and paint my car. Got me feeling really confident
I could see them filming a car dipped in hypershift pearls driving by on a sunny day or on a lit race track at night. Watching the colors transition in slow motion would be really cool, imo... Another idea I had while thinking about this was to rent out a sponsor spot on a NASCAR vehicle so they could put hypershift pearls on the car. That would be interesting to see on the track, at least if NASCAR allowed the potential distraction factor.
The mixing is my favorite part about painting. I always catch myself just watching the paint mix for a good minute before i actually get started. Loved the video btw, i thought there would be a slight difference in the color tones due to the base colors but boy was i wrong. The way you spray evenly across all surfaces when doing the videos is amazing and one of the reasons i subbed. Love the content and that you can always learn from the videos!
That Bluegill really looks like you put a fish in a blender during the mixing and pouring. Looks good sprayed though. But wow, the hypershift and that white pearl are great. Now I'm wondering if that white pearl over a white base would look like mother of pearl, like it did when it was blending.
I could absolutely see a difference between the Matte black & the Shadow black for the Bluegill. The colour was a smoother texture, with less obvious "pearls" over the Matte; the shadow showed some of the almost grainy effect that it easier to see in the white-based pearl. Excellent experiment!
Recently I was in my local pepboys and saw GLOW plasti dip, can you guys do a video on glow in the dark dip? I'd like to see an outcome before I commit to the purchase.
Yea thats as it should be then...matt gettin a coat of clear in the mix will simply give the black the index refraction ratio as the gloss black....tell you what I did love about this...watching the mix shot vertically off the side of the glass mixer and i said to myself mmm can we make that swirling of hues and tones happen onto a project??? like i said before...partial mixing and even try smaller to higher ratio mixings between those lovely flash colours so pick one as dominant and one as minor.
@DipYourCar Fonzie (paraphrased): This experiment and results are important because I don't a bunch of people spending extra money for Shadow Black when they'll get the same results with the less expensive matte black base. Me: THIS level of concern for your customers and viewers is why I just subbed after binge watching your channel the last 3 days (and I don't even have a car to dip)! 🙂😉😄
Echoing my surprise that there wasnt even a slight difference. I wish I could come up with some super clever crazy idea but all I can think about is wanting to see speed forms sprayed in various shades of brown. Brown is my favorite color but it is just so impossible to get right it seems. Even the videos done previously didnt quite have the deep medium brown I'm always on the lookout for.
The only consideration I could see, is that it appeared as if you are using a higher ratio of powder to clear than you would typically use on a vehicle (?)
It might be a suggestion to invite the guy from the "Smarter every day" youtube channel so that you can do a collaboration video together in order to explain scientifically why those colors are shifting :-) (if that didn't happen already) He loves to do that kind of stuff, and he has millions of viewers, and he travels all around the world to make those videos. He happens to be an American so the travel shouldn't be such a problem.
So I have a question. I’m trying to learn and understand about all this stuff. Are these hyper shifts and color sheets and stuff you’re doing are they painted over a peelable plastic layer that is sprayed onto your vehicle? Or is this paint directly over sanded and prepared metal? I guess ultimately it doesn’t matter because if it would be on my motorcycles and if I got tired of a color and I can pull it off it would be much easier.
That blue green...I want that blue green on my bike that's the color I've been looking for I was that blue green...I need to paint a tank rear fender and front fender....I want a white base pearl blue with some green letters...I want blue green and blue....I have a naked bike no fairings just tank front fender and rear plastics.
I would love to see your RS7 done in different colours and by that I mean the side panels done in one colour and the middle panels done in a contrasting colour, or go wild and use the wheel of dip and let the colour gods decide.
They look good, but know try it a silver base. Back in the 70's a lot of pearl and flake jobs were done over a silver metallic base or a gold metallic base
That ztg color shift is beautiful, really all of them but I'm definitely going with the ztg on my Jeep Cherokee Sport thx good video. Merry Christmas ✌
I know this is an old video and probably won’t see this, so I’ll go to the newest video and recomment. So every single time I watch the pour into the buckets, I’ve always wondered how long it would take for a paint cup full of plastidip would take to solidify into a cylinder? Hmmm that’s an easy experiment and I’m so tempted just to buy a little can of hypershift just to do it lmao 😂😂
Can the same pearls be used with a traditional polyurethane or lacquer clear? I got a guitar or two that would look killer in those hypershifts, but I don't think a "dip" finish is appropriate there, too much rubbing going on, it wouldn't last...
What other experiments do you want to see?
experiments with different tapes for masking.
DipYourCar could you mix Blue Gill Colorshift and ZTG into shadow black? To see which would have a better effect on the black
Avalanche grey base, silver metallic gallons, red juice in gloss top coat over that CANDY PLS 🍬🍭🍷
Do the Shadow Black with Pearls again. Love to see Red Pearls mixed in, like Sakhir Red Pearls.
I wish that I could paint my house with the hyper Shift 🤔🤔🤔🤔👍
Dude, i wish every company out there treated us the way you do. You're so thoughtful about other people's spending and that means a lot to me.
I love the clear container mixing shots
I love how half the video is just me staring at my phone with my mouth hanging open, looking at the pretty colors swirl around.
LOL 😆 Same here! Just stumbled onto this channel a few days ago and have been binge watching since - and I don't even have a car to dip! 😁😄 But, being a crafter who occasionally works with paints and various mica pigments it's fascinating, instructive and inspiring (and occasionally quite surprising) to see how the DYC bases, pigments, pearls, flakes etc. all interact. Conventional color theory goes right out the window with interference pigments and hypershift pearls so achieving great results takes a mix of art, science, instinct and blind luck (or as we used to say in the cell culture lab, the SWAG approach - Scientific Wild A-s Guess) 😂 It's such an exquisite yet totally Boss marriage of creativity and science. 💯👍
The mixing in slow motion is always my favorite part
God I wish you guys did more mixes in clear containers. Watching that white based pearl swirl around in the container was SO satisfying.
What a bummer lol...I was so hoping that there would be a difference. It's the learning experience though right
Nice idea using the beaker to mix the colors in
I just started watching this like 3 days ago and I'm very surprised on the info and experiments you do. Such a good mentor. 👍can't wait to order my set up and paint my car. Got me feeling really confident
Does seeing these colours being sprayed make anyone else quite emotional... stunning
DYC + The SlowMo Guys. Make it happen! 😁
I can get behind that!
to look at paint drying even slower?! Why not.
I could see them filming a car dipped in hypershift pearls driving by on a sunny day or on a lit race track at night. Watching the colors transition in slow motion would be really cool, imo...
Another idea I had while thinking about this was to rent out a sponsor spot on a NASCAR vehicle so they could put hypershift pearls on the car. That would be interesting to see on the track, at least if NASCAR allowed the potential distraction factor.
Did not expect a blue purple color from the white pearl on black. I love that so much. ♥️♥️♥️
Love the "paint porn" mixing beakers!
love watching the mixing in the clear containers
The mixing is my favorite part about painting. I always catch myself just watching the paint mix for a good minute before i actually get started. Loved the video btw, i thought there would be a slight difference in the color tones due to the base colors but boy was i wrong.
The way you spray evenly across all surfaces when doing the videos is amazing and one of the reasons i subbed. Love the content and that you can always learn from the videos!
8:21 It reminds me of the universe. Man I would love to have my next bicycle project in this color!
the second one was incredible , would love to see a car in that color !
That Bluegill really looks like you put a fish in a blender during the mixing and pouring. Looks good sprayed though. But wow, the hypershift and that white pearl are great. Now I'm wondering if that white pearl over a white base would look like mother of pearl, like it did when it was blending.
I could absolutely see a difference between the Matte black & the Shadow black for the Bluegill. The colour was a smoother texture, with less obvious "pearls" over the Matte; the shadow showed some of the almost grainy effect that it easier to see in the white-based pearl. Excellent experiment!
Recently I was in my local pepboys and saw GLOW plasti dip, can you guys do a video on glow in the dark dip? I'd like to see an outcome before I commit to the purchase.
That blue is beautiful!
I'm just here for the mixing...Soooo satisfying 😁
Yea thats as it should be then...matt gettin a coat of clear in the mix will simply give the black the index refraction ratio as the gloss black....tell you what I did love about this...watching the mix shot vertically off the side of the glass mixer and i said to myself mmm can we make that swirling of hues and tones happen onto a project??? like i said before...partial mixing and even try smaller to higher ratio mixings between those lovely flash colours so pick one as dominant and one as minor.
thank you for doing these important experiments for us
What are these song choices? 😂 i feel like I’m about to hear a super inspirational speech
Man that blue/white pearl looked amazing (they all did really) but i wish it had a bit less purple in it.
Those clear mixing containers is all I need for Christmas
I think they're just Pyrex beakers.
Someone needs to make a DYC paint mixing montage.
glad to see the large speed shapes being used again!
But how do they look in sunshine?
That's the real test
Matte is always better, because theres nothing under thats trying to outshine the top coat.
side-note @4:40 - I absolutely love that dragonfly green mix you made there
@DipYourCar
Fonzie (paraphrased): This experiment and results are important because I don't a bunch of people spending extra money for Shadow Black when they'll get the same results with the less expensive matte black base.
Me: THIS level of concern for your customers and viewers is why I just subbed after binge watching your channel the last 3 days (and I don't even have a car to dip)! 🙂😉😄
What would've been interesting is half black and half white base coats to see how it affects the Pearl.
This. YES.
That blue is gorgeous.
Those pearls are so cool - I'm going to have to put them on my list of things to try on my S2k
Love the sideview shots of the mixing guys! Great video too!
Echoing my surprise that there wasnt even a slight difference. I wish I could come up with some super clever crazy idea but all I can think about is wanting to see speed forms sprayed in various shades of brown. Brown is my favorite color but it is just so impossible to get right it seems. Even the videos done previously didnt quite have the deep medium brown I'm always on the lookout for.
It looks like the difference is in the reflection but that may just be the angle the camera is at.
The only consideration I could see, is that it appeared as if you are using a higher ratio of powder to clear than you would typically use on a vehicle (?)
Thanks, now I'm confident on what color I would choose for my future car. ❤️
Only difference that I noticed is the richness if the black fade in as the camera shifts to each side
Did you already cover the possibility of what Pearl's would look like over say cinnamon red performance series?
if you look at the black areas around the edges, the shadow black shows up but on the matte black the black almost isn't there at the edges at all
i just love the mixing of the pearls!
I like the hyper shift it’s the the 1996 Mustang Mystic Cobra color
Learned more about black and pearls
Looks amazing fonzi buth the ztg was wow beautiful
Multi-layer paints, like old school flames on hot rods, or designs on tuner cars. Something with several layers & multiple opposing colors,
Love the color at 5:45
Can you please try the pearls with the white base
I will like to see on the speed shapes a black base, Sterling silver, and glossifier with red tint on it, to try and mimic a red candy apple
Can you mix Deep Sea Blue Pearl with Deep Ocean Blue Flake please. Be much appreciated.
Would the dyc work with wet-wet??? With flakes or color shift
adding a gloss top coat to a matt, was expecting the result tbh.
I loved the blue color
It might be a suggestion to invite the guy from the "Smarter every day" youtube channel so that you can do a collaboration video together in order to explain scientifically why those colors are shifting :-) (if that didn't happen already) He loves to do that kind of stuff, and he has millions of viewers, and he travels all around the world to make those videos. He happens to be an American so the travel shouldn't be such a problem.
I like ZTE I'm going to have to try it
Yo Fonzie those clear mixing containers are f*ckin awesome, sorry that's just what I said out loud to myself while watching it, have a good one man😂👍
So I have a question. I’m trying to learn and understand about all this stuff. Are these hyper shifts and color sheets and stuff you’re doing are they painted over a peelable plastic layer that is sprayed onto your vehicle? Or is this paint directly over sanded and prepared metal? I guess ultimately it doesn’t matter because if it would be on my motorcycles and if I got tired of a color and I can pull it off it would be much easier.
Hey there!
How long does a paint dip last?
That blue green...I want that blue green on my bike that's the color I've been looking for I was that blue green...I need to paint a tank rear fender and front fender....I want a white base pearl blue with some green letters...I want blue green and blue....I have a naked bike no fairings just tank front fender and rear plastics.
Bluegill color shift that's how say it right? I like that one it's 🔥
I would love to see your RS7 done in different colours and by that I mean the side panels done in one colour and the middle panels done in a contrasting colour, or go wild and use the wheel of dip and let the colour gods decide.
Can you spray Clear on these?
By adding text of material you are using on screen will be very helpfull, more informative. Thx sir.!
Dude can mix those colors!
Thanks for helping us out !
I really like the slowmo..
How would they react over a white base
Loved all 3 of them!
Honestly the right side was always a small tiny bit darker but what do i know.
This videos are good so we know the differences
How would those same colours look on a white base
can you do chrome gold with pearls
As someone that is planning to do a white pearl over white microflake metallic black why does the white pearl over black color shift so much?
The matte black side for all of them has a slight milky look to it.
Sweet! Lovin' the CLEAR containers for mixing!! Heard of Food Porn, Word Porn, and now we have MIX PORN!!
what about matte white vs glossy white base coat?
You should ask people what two colors they don't like and mix them together
I know this question has nothing to do with the color if the video. But can you guys do a silver base and a white pearl over it
On the first one the matte black side was smoother then shadow black.
They look good, but know try it a silver base. Back in the 70's a lot of pearl and flake jobs were done over a silver metallic base or a gold metallic base
That ztg color shift is beautiful, really all of them but I'm definitely going with the ztg on my Jeep Cherokee Sport thx good video. Merry Christmas ✌
which paint is better for pearl pigments? acrylic or the eurethane paint?
Big respect to you bro
How will they look over a gold base ?🤔🤔🤔🤔
The reflection was cleaner on the side with shadow black
Maybe it's just the camera but I can see a slight difference In the amount of crispness of the reflection.
Camera angle as there is no difference whatsoever IRL
The ZTG hypershift needs to be called Mahi Mahi it changes like they do from awesome blues to green to yellow
When I purchase those pigments, is this mixed with varnish? Or polyester base?
Different white pearls on Performance White!!!
Hi sir, can recommend which black is the best
I know this is an old video and probably won’t see this, so I’ll go to the newest video and recomment. So every single time I watch the pour into the buckets, I’ve always wondered how long it would take for a paint cup full of plastidip would take to solidify into a cylinder? Hmmm that’s an easy experiment and I’m so tempted just to buy a little can of hypershift just to do it lmao 😂😂
How do you get that color on the thumbnail? Left side.
Why do you never paint the top of the car?
I want to see the GC47 and the ZTG mixed. Can you make that happen? I think that will be ”my” perfect green-blue-purple shift I've been looking for.
Can the same pearls be used with a traditional polyurethane or lacquer clear? I got a guitar or two that would look killer in those hypershifts, but I don't think a "dip" finish is appropriate there, too much rubbing going on, it wouldn't last...
What paint are you using to activate the powder
Can l use these pigments in normal base clear paint? Id love to have a couple of these colours on my stuff, but permanently.
How would these color shifts look on a grey base?