New to the forums but as a custom bike painter look up brandywine candy from house of color. You'll use galaxy grey for the base coat that will give you lighter to darker flip flop in the light. Then the brandywine over the galaxy grey. If you want a true flip flop and a deep look you'll need to go with the actual Kandy and not a tinted intercoat as you won't be able to layer and get depth the same way. The more coats of Kandy the darker the color becomes.
By real Kandy I mean their catalyzed tinted clear usually has a uk then a number like UK12. You can stack coats with that and gives a much deeper look. You can get around 6 to 8 coats with that. Granted your film thickness will be more then using a tinted intercoat. You also need to clear it with a regular clear with some decent uv protection I like to use their UC35 clear for bikes. You can go the intercoat clear method as well but generally can only get away with about 4 coats unless reduced 1:1 this will also need to be cleared. Kandy is tricky to get even so make sure u have a decent hvlp gun setup and hit a minimum of %50 overlaps when spraying.Wow awesome bike! I've been looking at the brandywine HOK actually. Will def go with that method thanks! By real candy I assume you mean their kandy koncentrate mixed with an inter coat clear specific to that koncentrate?
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