Crafting Low Rider Style Paintwork with Metal Flake!
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- čas přidán 1. 06. 2024
- Dive deep into the mesmerizing world of low rider style paintwork as we unveil the secrets behind achieving that iconic sparkle and shine! Join us on Mythic Exotics as we embark on a journey of creativity and craftsmanship, showcasing the artistry of spraying metal flake paint like never before.
In this captivating episode, we'll guide you through the intricate process of transforming automotive surfaces into stunning canvases of expression. From meticulous prep work to the precise application of metal flake, every step is an orchestration of skill and passion.
Witness firsthand the fusion of tradition and innovation as we blend classic techniques with modern expertise, resulting in jaw-dropping finishes that defy expectations. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or an aspiring artist, there's something magical in store for everyone.
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Very hard to watch. Background music way to loud.
Yea, sorry about that! That’s something I’m definitely going to work out on my next videos! I do appreciate you watching though! It means a lot 🤘
I greatly appreciate that you take the time to share your passion. At 67 I'm just getting started. I'm working to try understand the layering process better.
@@randywilliams2505 never to late to start! I believe anyone can do anything they set their mind to!
Great video bro, but in the future, dual down the music by like 75% especially when you're talking. It's really hard to hear you and it's not so necessary.
Keep up the good work!
Okay will do! Thanks for the feedback. I really appreciate you watching.
Need to see more of these custom painted skateboards 🔥
I’d love to make more! I’ll try to make some time for that and more videos! Loving all the great feedback and support 🤘
@@Mythicexotics do they sell the air brush patterns for 1/24 model cars.
You need to do a model car.with lace and endless lines
@@iancameron198 I haven’t seen any that small. But I wouldn’t be surprised if is they are out there! Using a vinyl plotter you could make a pattern of any size. Doing a model car would be very cool. Thanks for the idea!
Beautiful work brother
Thanks so much! I try my best 🤘
I like your channel also! That’s super good stuff! Keep killing it 😎
That came out awesome 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks so much! I try my best! It was a lot of fun to make!
Would like to hear u but can't do to music
Love the video your music's too loud it's really hard to hear what you're saying with music blasting
Thanks for the feedback! In the next one I will adjust the audio more and try to dial it in better
@Mythicexotics could just dial it back while talking? But this is an older video, you probably already made changes lol. Was it about 10 minutes flash time? Was the flake about 1/3 to get that coverage you wanted? Also, when you sprayed the clear it looked like one long, continuous spray session, is that right?
Yea planning on having it fade off while talking. Just hadn't implemented that in this video. So, the flash time varies, 10-15 is the initial flash but as you get more coats it usually leads to having double the flash for every coat to make sure you get no runs, especially with the clear. Not sure what you're asking specifically about the flake, I did about 3 heavy coats of my flake mixture to get full coverage on this one. 10 min flash between each of those. Yes, the clear was all one session, if you let it dry and spray again later then when you go to wet sand you can't go past however many layers you put down in one session or you will cause burn through rings in the different layers.
How about reposting the video without the music so we can hear what you're saying
Turn the music off...knob!