Candy Paint

Candy concentrate for paint is a popular choice among custom car and motorcycle enthusiasts. It provides a brilliant, high-gloss finish that is unmatched by traditional paint pigments. However, working with candy concentrate requires a certain level of expertise and knowledge. In this article, we’ll discuss everything you need to know […]

If you’re a fan of cars or custom auto detailing, you’ve probably heard of candy paint. This type of paint job is known for its vibrant, translucent colors that sparkle in the sunlight. But where did candy paint come from, and how did it become so popular in the automotive

With so many different shades of Red candy paint, which one is best for you? This will always depend on you! Are you someone who likes more of a dark red, wine red or a bright red? Once you know how light/dark you like your red to be, we can

One of the most commonly asked questions is“How much does a candy paint job cost?” It’s impossible to predict a candy paint job cost. With a lot of variables, such as size of the vehicle, type of clear you’re going to use and the condition of your vehicle. Rest assured

If you’re a fan of custom candy paint colors paint, you’re likely familiar with House of Kolor. This has been known as the industry-leading brand. Known for their high-quality paints and finishes, which allow car enthusiasts and professional painters alike to achieve stunning, one-of-a-kind looks. One of House of Kolor’s

Introduction to Candy Paint All candy paint begins with a concentrated transparent dye, or candy concentrate. Whether you add that concentrate to a 2k clearcoat, intercoat clear, binder/balancer, it’s still transparent. By definition still a ‘true candy’. MIXING: 2k Clearcoat Mixing your concentrate with 2k clearcoat, results in what is

With so many different shades of blue candy paint, which one is best for you? This will always depend on you! Are you someone who likes more of a dark blue or a sky blue? Once you know how light/dark you like your blue to be, we can get started

Why House of Kolor’s “Kandy Base Coats” aren’t really base coats — and how you can mix a better, more flexible version yourself. When most custom painters first hear the term Kandy Base Coat (KBC) from House of Kolor, they assume it’s a ready-to-spray color that goes straight over primer or sealer,