:dunno:Is this over the top?

[W9JAB 156]

:USA:

In the "old days" their used to be a large metal flake paint I think

it was called monster flake, used on bass boats and cycle helmets,

I was thinking of doing it to my tractor. All red and sparkley to attract

the red necks in the hood. Is that stuff still made? Is it possible to

get in rattle cans? Just wondering. :)

[Duff 206]

I kinda like the concept you're suggesting! As to application, I don't think you can get true metal flake in a rattle can - it takes a special nozzle that can handle the flakes, and from what I've read it's a multi-step, multi-coat process.

We've got a number of experienced body men among our membership; I'll look forward to hearing what they have to say!

~Duff

[Save Old Iron 1,567]

The mega flake look is still available but does not get applied like the "old days".

Checkout

http://www.tcpglobal.com/kustomshop/ksflak...CFZhL5QodiSzlFA

you will need a special dry gun to shoot flakes size / color of your choosing onto a very "wet" paint coat. Then a clear top coat.

Every time I tried to shoot aggressive metal flake paint back in the 70's, I ended up with "tiger stripes". Of course that was technique at fault, not the tool's or paint's fault.

[pumper.atv 26]

You can try this, pick up a can and spray it on something and see if it is up to what you were expecting

http://duplicolor.com/products/metalSpecks/

:USA:

[rmaynard 15,745]

Then there is the epoxy garage floor paint that you can get in many colors including red. Apply with a brush or roller and sprinkle your colored flakes on top.

Bob

[joebob 45]

3 to 4 stage paint( base, flake,candy,clear) you will need a big tipped spray gun and its messy, you will find flake for years to come it places you didnt know you had :)

[W9JAB 156]

:)

you will find flake for years to come it places you didnt know you had

Like when my kid got a "glitterator" for X-Mass :USA: