It was a 7/64 for 2.5 5/64 is 2.0

Right. So easy.

Glad it was helpful 👍

I said this was my favorite one I’ve done too

I just put clear on it, it really sparkles in the light.

Yea, I got the 1.0 needle kit not too long ago. Should have stuck it in there. Love that gun.

Yes. It is. Works great.

That’s the .08 needle set it comes with. I also have the optional 1.0 needle set for bigger projects.

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In the truest sense, I guess it’s not, but that term has been more generally used lately for even “satisfying” visual things such as the taping, airbrushing, etc. Sorry if you think it’s “false advertising.”

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No. It’s not transparent. I just used transparent candy paint over silver so it kind of looks like it.

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Had to look him up but does look similar

Pretty sure it was just a repop not an old original. They are all over for less than $10. If it was, then it’s not anymore.

​В любом случае, он был гораздо красивее твой несуразицы

​В любом случае, он был гораздо красивее твой несуразицы

Any gun with a 2.5 tip

Thanks. You just don’t see the screw ups as good when it’s sped up!

Where did you get the skull stencil from?

@@Supafly88my wife found it on Temu

@@FlakeysCustomPaintworks ok thank you

I agree. .015 is my favorite, but it takes a little more time and work than the smaller flake.

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Pattern is a stencil. I did a silver metal flake base. Then did the stencil with candy black. The put a candy blue over top of that. Then clear coat. That’s all on just a flat piece of thin metal.

I use that mix more than any other.

I thought it fit the look

None on this one. Others on my channel.

I do the same. Replace them every so often. I have several that I used the metal valve stems and they do work better.

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UPS comes all the time and never one problem

@@FlakeysCustomPaintworks I am not even the best at reverse driving and I can easily get around that

I kind of want to. But sooo much bodywork

I don’t get it either. Not really too hard to be aware.

Yea, the .008 is a half pound bag.

You’re right. Should have done the video outside in the sunlight.

@@FlakeysCustomPaintworks still good video

@@sll-tt6bj thanks 👍

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Thanks. Yes, I just mix it before or during a project. Then just put the lid on to seal it. Nice because you can see what color it is when you need it.

A little smaller in metallic paints I think. Metallic paint is really really fine. Like .001/.002 I would guess. I have seen some .002 flake available. That’s a good question. I would assume it’s just silver.

@@FlakeysCustomPaintworks@dbc105 there are different uses for and ways to make metallic paint which will determine how fine your particle size is. The most fine pigments lay down most consistently and smoothly in a very thin medium but for effects, you’ll get a variety of different results based on size. My chrome size is different from what I prefer in hypershift and supershift pigments. I use a 3000 mesh aluminum silver, fine enough to need a different unit of measurement. Chrome in mirror finishes is even smaller, down to around the size of a blood cell. On the other hand, with thinner flakes, you can get extremely good coverage and high reflectivity in shifting colors. Ultimately, your standard metallic base uses ground mica, auto paint is usually real metal. Higher end shifting pigments use a thinner metal that has been coated in a molecule thin coating of glass, sometimes multiple, and subsequently ground and put through a sieve. The highest level deposits vaporized metals on a glass or polymer film, leading to greater translucency. That’s where you get transparent holographic pigments and flakes.

Not enough to worry about. Getting a new filter in is the important part.

The diagonal one? That’s my favorite too

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Thanks. I have another video that is the tank and back fender that matches that front fender. They make the flake in about any color you want. I did a truck roof and mixed colors. That’s in another video. Used copper and hunter green mixed equally over a black base.