Inspire Airbrush Shadow Chrome
Description:
Shadow Chrome produces the most realistic Metallic Paint finishes available. Anyone can reproduce the authentic look of real metal in minutes. Shadow Chrome can be found on a variety of OEM applications ranging from Alloy wheels to interior components.
Application:
Shadow Chrome is easy to apply with an airbrush. The Basecoat plays an important role. The color of the Basecoat determines the obtained Shadow Chrome effect. If the Basecoat is dark colored (Black, Dark Blue, etc.) you will obtain a dark chrome effect. If applied over a light colored Basecoat (White, Grey, Silver, etc.) you will obtain a lighter Shadow Chrome effect. Leave Basecoat for 60 minutes before applying the Shadow Chrome. You will notice a difference in effect when using a satin or gloss finish.
- 1st Step if you've never sprayed this product is to do test samples, or call our help line and get guidance to apply this product correctly, as this will not be sprayed the same as a regular base coat paint.
- Always spray test panels before spraying your product or project.
- Start by prepping your project as you would any other paint job. (Sand, Prime, etc.)
- Apply 2-3 coats of Basecoat leaving 10-15 minutes between coats. Allow 1 hour drying time before applying Shadow Chrome.
- Before opening the bottle, shake the Shadow Chrome well. Do not apply full or heavy coats, as this can cause a patchy appearance on the finished panel. The best application method is to apply very light coats to build up the appearance required. Allow 15 minutes flash off time between coats. Spray object in one continuous pass, rather than individual panels to avoid film build up on the edge of panels. This could cause a patchy appearance on the finished panel. Allow flash off time between coats.
- Allow 1 hour drying time before applying the Clearcoat.
- Apply 2K Clearcoat for a Real Deep Gloss finish.
Metal Flake Application: "Dry Flake"
Apply our Metal Flakes over any base color to produce a real custom effect, most customers use a black Basecoat. We recommend adding the Metal Flake to our Flake Carrier but you can add them to a Automotive solvent or water based Clearcoats, Clear basecoats and Resin's. Depending on how heavy you want the flake effect, will depend on how much you will need.
Always spray test panels before spraying you product or project to see the effect you desire.
- Start by prepping your project as you would any other paint job. (Sand, Prime, etc.)
- Apply 2-3 coats of Base coat.
- Add 5g to 100g of Dry Metal Flake to a Clear base coat or lacquer and stir well.
- Apply the 1 - 5 coats of Metal Flake until you get the effect you desire.
- Apply a Clearcoat until the Metal Flake is fully covered.
Metal Flake Fx Application: "Paint"
METAL FLAKE FX is an EASY to apply Metal Flake paint. Metal Flake FX is highly concentrated with our Metal Flake and full coverage can be achieved with in a few coats, which then can be 2K clear coated or be used as a base for our Candy effect paints.
- Always spray test panels before spraying your product or project.
- Start by prepping your project as you would any other paint job. (Sand, Prime, etc.)
- Apply 2-3 coats of Basecoat leaving 10-15 minutes between coats.
- Leave 60 minutes before applying the effect color to ensure basecoat is fully dry.
- Stir paint well before adding Reducer. Mix Metal Flake Fx 2-1 with Reducer & stir well.
- Apply 2-5 coats of Metal Flake Fx depending on the effect you desire. Leave 20-30 minutes between coats. Ensure its fully
- Leave 60 minutes before applying a 2k Clearcoat.