Laying Down Water-Based Hot Rod Flames On A '33 Coupe - MuscleCar S7, E13

See how an Old-School Hot Rod flame paint job is done on a coupe with a twist. This paint is the new-style water-based variety, and it can look every bit as cool as solvent-based graphics.
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[@s.m.aggies7220]

Thank you guy, great to see your work and the Tire CNC job, dang nice and was amazed how the completed the face and side walls...... :)

[@mariozamprogno1654]

Fantastic looking wheels and a great paint job too

[@melchristian8876]

Thank you for the education about how to time your vehicle thank you very much have a good day 👍👍🌞🌞🎄🎄

[@frankschwartz7405]

"Waterborne" is basically real fancy latex paint.
You know it's going to stick.

[@kelvincarolinaboilawton803]

Haaaaaaaaaaaaaappy Holidays to the Crew & there families 👪

[@1339LARS]

Great vid!!!! //Lars

[@bigcheese82]

How do you stop paint from lifting/raising when you remove the tape. Is the paint on too thick or not dried properly?

[@davidbronicki5024]

Just curious, can you use tap water or do you have to use distilled water in waterborne paint?

[@frankschwartz7405]

It's a special "water" reducer from PPG.

[@bmstylee]

I'm not sure I've seen a set of old school flames not look good.

[@JoedolfShitler]

i would not trust a three-piece wheel that was bolted together and caulked.