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Metal FlakesOur Durable “metal flakes” are a great way to add sparkle to any paint job. Our Hexagon flakes are easy to spray, and solvent resistant enough to use in two part epoxy paints. They are heat resistant to 400 Degrees F. Each jar contains about 50 or so grams of metal flakes, or 1 measuring cup. They can be used in many different mediums and even our small .004″ micro metal flakes have been known to give off big sparkle for a low price. Several sellers on Ebay are actually buying our flakes, doubling the price, and reselling them. Since the demise of Old School Flake, we have taken over the top spot for custom paint metal flakes in the US. All of our flakes are perfectly solvent resistant so that they can be mixed into the toughest paints without fading or bleeding like the hobby store glitters do. When using a black base coat, our .004″ metal flakes can cover an entire car using 1 jar. As we often say, one jar does a car! We have seen people use many more for extra sparkle, though. Get a great deal on metal flakes when you shop at Paint With Pearl. Paint With Pearl is the original seller of pearl pigments on the Internet. We have been around since 2005, and have upheld an amazing reputation in customer satisfaction. You can always count on speedy shipping and great customer service. When you call us, you will always talk to an owner of the company. That’s great when you have special requests. We have been around since 2005. Check out our old site if you like. As always, thank you for shopping with us! What are flakes in paint?Flaking refers to a paint failure, where the paint lifts up and peels away from the substrate due to the loss of adhesion. When paint is applied over a moist, greasy, chalky or any other improper surface, flaking is the most likely result.
What are the sparkles called in car paint?These paints are called metallic or pearlescent paint, they are used to make a car look better than a flat color. Manufacturers initially used metallics as a way to paint cars to avoid drip marks in the paint, they would magnetize the particles to make it stick to the body better.
Can you brush on metal flake paint?Flake should not be applied with an Air Brush.
What is metal flake made of?The commercial aluminum flake is usually made by stamping or milling aluminum sheet of appropriate brightness, purity and having suitable mechanical properties which promotes uniformity in the cut product, after which the flakes are graded and collected.
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