I'm a painter of over 30 years. I've never done a dip or any kind of spray wrap on a car in my life, but you guys have me seriously looking at doing one. These colors you are creating are pretty amazing.
I'm sort the opposite end of the spectrum as you but end up in the same place - I've never painted anything bigger than the headlight bucket on my motorcycle but I'm really thinking about getting into "dipping" one of my cars.
@@nbrider7235 DO IT, both of you! Go out there and say F-it, lets shoot some coolers! 👍💪stuff peels off if you don't like the outcome, rip it off start over. 💪
OMG this was probably one of my favourite ones i've seen you guys do! I believe you nailed this project! I hope the original person who commented this suggest liked it? I think they captured the concept and executed nicely!
WOW! The aluminum and blue base already looked pretty cool by itself but that holographic took it to another level! I think it's safe to say mission accomplished lol
Just beautiful! I don't know if that's welded titanium, but maybe what you were thinking of was anodized titanium or niobium, where you run an electric current through the metals and you can get some amazing colors and color shifts. Whatever, I would call this a total success!
Welding is done with electricity, running an electric current to create the arc that welds it together! It’s what creates the anodized look when welding
Honestly, I know they hate the "pastel" situation, but I lowkey wanna see holographic pearl over ANY hypershifts with lighter base coats. Don't sleep on that psychedelic pastel!😂 LEMME SEE!!!🎉
I was just thinking that the holographic over a pink (cherry blossom) to green (spring or sage green) hypershift would be gorgeous! I love the way it looks on the blue.
I haven't really been a fan of the holographic flake videos at all, but THIS IS AWESOME. If I ever need to redo the paint on my zx14, I seriously might try to replicate this.
I'm not sure if that's what the commentor wanted, but this color is absolutely phenomenal!!! And yes it does have some similarities to welded titanium. This would make a killer car kit. I love the fact that you guys want to tackle these wild projects win or fail. And this is a win!!! Forget 5... this is a straight up 10!!!
Not gonna lie, I'm not normally a fan of the holographic pearl....but on this one, it was pretty sick! the predominately blue/grey tones with the rest of the spectrum coming in in hints...that's nice! solid 4/5 for sure!
If the flakes were finer I feel like this would have totally worked. It looks great from far back just think up close and in person it might have too much of a bass boat appearance. Still dope
yes it has a great look, but the glitter is it's not fine enough. I give this a four out of five. I think it would have a great titanium look if the Sparkles word is large. then I would definitely give it a five out of five.
I'm reminded of this bit by Jeff Foxworthy upon seeing pearls like these: "You know what kind of stuff rednecks like to buy? Shiny stuff! We are attracted to shiny objects! UFOs, beer cans, fishing lures; if it’s shiny we like it! (....) That’s why bass boats have a glitter finish. Have you ever seen a yacht with a glitter finish?! But they put those bass boats out in the sunshine and we're hypnotized. 'We must have it! Here's our life's savings'." So while personally not for me, I will say it does look pretty cool and even more so from a distance. Did find it interesting how the colors shift in a way that mimics stuttering/lag in the closeups. Wonder if that's how it looks in person; or if it's just a side effect of the camera?
This combination of hypershift pearl, and the grey base to achieve a titanium final effect is my absolute favorite of all your videos. I have always wanted to do a heat treated aluminum bicycle frame to the same effect that you ultimately have achieved with your dip process. Awesome awesomeness!!
We use the same holographic pigments on fingernails, but we found if we used a regular solvent-based topcoat, we'd get that glittery effect. To get a true, uninterrupted linear holo effect, we buff the dry pigment into the surface of a clear UV-activated polymer top coat, then finish with the same UV coating. No solvents, no glitter. Maybe someone reads this and sees a way?
@@elizabethwhite1014 yesss car painting could really take a few pages out of the nail polish book if you ask me! You’d be able to create some pretty cool stuff!
Been lurking for about a month I guess, but this one earned you my subscription, absolutely in my top 5 all time favorite looks I've ever seen anywhere at all. This is gorgeous ❤🔥
Phenomenal job! I don’t know if it’s titanium, but it totally reminds me of an aqua aura quartz. Other way, this is totally in my top five dips I’ve seen you guys do. Love it!
Looks amazing and I think your interpretation skills are on point! Even if it’s not what they were trying to say, you nailed the wielded titanium look in my humble opinion. 🤩💯🔥
This is gorgeous with the blue base but I think it would look more like titanium with a purple base! Just a thought as the owner of a BUNCH of titanium jewelry!
I've had some ideas for a while. One that comes to mind right away is ZBB hypershift with a small amount of an interference pearl on top of it to create the effect of a twinkling night sky. And of course I should say that while I don't think the combo looks that close to welded Titanium, it looks unbelievably cool.
I think you really captured the look of titanium with this. NAILED IT! Keep up the visionary experiments! These "Don't know where it's headed" videos are the bomb! Thanks!
a little bit flakey up close but still such a cool concept! these kinds of videos are some of my favorites, where it's just an all out experiment and we really have no idea what to expect. really hope the dude who requested this one is happy with how it turned out! :)
I think you nailed the color combination, I'd give it a 4 out of 5 only because of the excessive sparkle from up close. 5 out of 5 if you could make this kind of effect just a little more subtle 👍🏼
Awesome turn out! I Personally think doing this over a darker grey base giving a darker blue hyper-shift before the holographic topcoat would give much more depth and really make the final outcome Epic!
Man I’m just so excited to see how it turned out, I think you guys did a great job guessing what it was we wanted, and I loved your take on it. Beautiful paint job too
As an artist, airbrush artist & spray painter I never dipped a car in my 26 year career as both a spray painter & airbrush artist. As an artist this is the best & closest to a burnt or welded titanium type finish I ever saw before in my life. I Googled images of welded titanium finishes on car headers & exhaust pipes & this is extremely pretty close with hues of blue, silver tones etc. I totally LOVE❤IT MENNN!!
I love the look before the pearl went on honestly. The finished product is incredible but there was something elegant about that matte blue/ gun metal type look on that car
Dude....not knowing exactly what you guys were getting into...you did a fabulous job!! This makes me want to do the exact combo, it looks amazing. Great work as always & thank you so much for letting us tag along for the ride Ten things up!
As for today’s experiment, I give it a 5. Lovely blue and the holo is just pretty. You know, every good team needs a balls to the wall enthusiast (Fonzie) and a reasonable sceptic (Gabe). You guys make the perfect team! Thanks for all you do. Maybe holo over a deep red? Just thinking.
These colors schemes are so wild and beautiful. Love these. Now all I need is my minivan seriously fixed and money to have this done. Being broke is rough. But I'd have it done asap on my vehicle still. Worth it.
I'm 4 minutes into the video...paused it. I get the suspense factor of these videos. I'm always excited to see the end result. Was honestly wondering if you ever got in touch with the person who had this idea to get actual details of what they had in mind. Cause if it was my car and saw this with the "have no clue" attitude (which the suspense factor kicks in) I'd be a little apprehensive of future projects. Please let me know some behind the scene magic. Really love these clips.
I wasnt familier with what welded titanium looked like so I did an image search. most of what came looks very close to what you guys came up with when viewing from a distance with one exception. Your tended to sheen red as the dominant color while the welded titanium images showed mostly blue/purple as the dominant colors. Great look in any case!
Nice first execution and It’s got you in the ball park. Slightly more vibrant blue hypershift base and a holographic without the green and you’re there. I agree with other comments on a smaller flake too.
I'm not that into cars or car colours, but the pure creative interaction on this channel is so fun. And the end result was awesomely friggin' cool. "I think we're on track. Right?". "What are the chances of us actually nailing this?" "I'd be surprised." "I mean, the problem is, we don't necessarily even know what we're even going after." (Bang-bang-bang-shake-shake-shake) "But you know, sometimes it's just the effort that counts. And it's a weird experiment, and we have no idea where it's gonna take us, and we kinda like stuff like that if I'm being honest." Yeah, me too.
5 Stars! I'm with another person who commented that this was their favorites to date. I was telling my husband I could picture this on our car. He agreed.
