Painting with Gabriel #14 

Bro can you explain me what you’re using to paint sikkens that way? Im going to start using sikkens. Do you change your aditives?

I spray it the same way he shows reducing 20% for solid colors 30% for metallics. I’ll say make sure you don’t lay the first coat on too heavy which is an issue when first trying this. Let that first coat start flashing and when you see that blue tint look fading (but still wet) give it that second coat. Just be careful with reds that take 527 tint because it hates being laid too heavy causing a reaction that looks like there was wax on the panel. I say that because on those reds give it a little extra time to flash so you aren’t putting so much product on top on each other causing that reaction.

Well I’m going to give it a shot what you really think about Sikkens is any good? Have you ever sprayed spies hecker or chromax? Thank you so much for answering!

I personally think sikkens is great! Sealers come in multiple colors and the clear coats are great! Also if you are in a production shop i’d recommend getting the UV primer in Rattle can or it comes sprayable out of a gun but for small repairs or even medium size one it’s great. I haven’t used those brands, I used to spray what he’s spraying in this video I believe ppg envirobase. I’d take sikkens over that any day and hearing from other painters in the area that have tried sikkens over other water based paints love it

I'm using imperium which is based on autowave. Does sikkens black spray different? It's especially odd on sealer. I have to start with a control coat or it's like alligator texture. I might try putting binder down first next time. Imperium can easily run first coat so no idea if this would work. May do a test panel to see.

Probably since air pressure is the same. Putting it in wet won’t change the color only air pressure and coverage will