Createx 4053 UVLS High Gloss Clear Part 2
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- Опубліковано 18 бер 2022
- Chris Arpin provides a master class demonstration on how to wet-sand and polish 4053 UVLS High Gloss Clear, uvlsclears.com/
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I really appreciate Createx allowing Chris to show all phases of the finishing process. Even those that don't include their product. I have and will continue to purchase Createx, in fact my wife just bought me some of the newest colors from the Candy 20 line and some clear. Thanks to Createx!
PS I don't have the years of experience that most of your presenters do. I'm a rookie.
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I’ve never buffed anything like this. Probably never will, but I watched the whole thing and find it fascinating
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This 2 part video is exactly what I was looking for. Please keep doing these "pre painting" tips and tricks vids, Chris, they're very educational.
Thank you! We plan to make more videos like this.
It’s great to have so much info on this subject. I find cut and buff a really interesting subject and it’s something I enjoy doing. Thanks for such concise and detailed information.
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Very thorough demonstration Chris! Thank you 😎👍
Awesome video on the new product!!
Instructions perfectly clear!!! 👍👍👍
Thank you!
I can’t tell you how much I needed this process to be broken down and explained this way. Many of my projects have gone south at this point of finishing. Thank you
Excellent, thanks for letting us know this video is helpful.
Wow Chris, you make really great videos. I have learned so much in the last few days watching these. I really do look forward to seeing you make more of these and please don't be afraid to go a little long in the length of the videos. You have a ton of knowledge to share. Keep up the great work.
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Very interesting product. I will test it. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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Great info man. I learned some stuff..👍👍
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I see you're passionate about the buff out... great job, great video and great info... thanks... M
Thank you!
I used 4053 on my surfboards. After polishing, apply a coat of 9H Car Ceramic Coating by Color N Drive. Turned out EPIC! Just as bright as a polished 2 part epoxy coating!
that’s excellent, and thanks for sharing the info about top-coating the 4053 with a ceramic coating, great idea!
Good job!
Thank you!
Great pair of videos, they help a lot, I shot the 5030 on a model but I don't think I let it dry enough between coats, I must learn patience. Cheers
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Part 1 & 2 are excellent in tips & tricks! Thank you
My only observation that may help is actually showing more of the finished product in each sequence. You're a great help, Chris, but we really want to see the actual worked steps more in an up close camera angled way.
Thanks again
Who is the "we" that you're referring to? Thanks!
I paint guitars and drums. Is the 4053 durable enough for these applications? I know you recommend a solvent based 2k clear for automotive, but musical instruments don't take the same abuse as car, obviously. However, they do need to have a scratch resistant coating. What are your thoughts? Good job, by the way! You're awesome!
Really looking forward to getting my hands on some 4053, but have a Q. I've been working with 4050 for a bit and find when polishing I am getting some haze. I thought there was an issue with my polish but then water washed my piece and got more hazing/greying. This is on a piece that had sat for at least a week. Thoughts?
Hazing is water (vapor) that has been locked in and is becoming more apparent when compound is pushed into the open pores in the clear. To avoid hazing, extend re-coat times to allow each coat of 4050 to dry tack-free before applying the next coat. Thank you.
So am I understanding, that alot of polish products leave a wax that goes away. But these (and other wax free products) will have a final product that is basically what you see is what you get and maintain the final gloss?
Yes, more of an optical brightener-filler than a wax, but yes. Thanks.
How well does this clear self level when comparing it to a 2k? Looking at using this as a final smooth coat on an object I plan on making a mold of.
4053 UVLS High Gloss Clear levels well. For comparison to another type of clear, make a test panel. Not all 2k clears perform the same so it’s important to use the 2k clear you’ve in mind for the test panel. Thank you.
I have a bottle in the mail, but I would mainly use it for scale models. 1/25 semi-trucks/trailers. Obviously way too small for your big buffer, but I do have a variable speed Dremel tool with some really nice and fluffy buff balls. Do you think at 3,000rpms (the slowest I can get it) would cause to much friction (heat), or not using a buffing compound be better? Thanks and have a great day.
3,000 RPM is too fast. Thanks.
@@CreatexColors Thank you for your reply. Have a great day.
Great video Chris, can you mix UVLS clears with pigment powders such as mica powders?
4050 Gloss is the UVLS Clear recommend for use as an inter-cot clear for mixing pearl flake and powders with. Thank you.
@@CreatexColors Chris, can i use 4050 as an intercoat to stop candy bleed or only use 4030 bleed checker? Thanks!
The best way to stop bleeding is with a catalyzed (2k) clear. 4040 Bleed Checker works to an extent, and works better with candy20 mixed with 4030 Balancing Clear compared to 4050 UVLS Gloss Clear as 4040 & 4050 share a common resin, a resin not in 4030. However - 4050 is a significantly better carrier for candy2o in regard to coating development, leveling, and holding a consistent/consistent dispersion of color, preventing the dyes for looking "splotchy". 4030 works with candy2o as an airbrush color, more for free-hand use; 4050 should be the only carrier used when applying candy2o as a mid-coat color. So, 404 works as a bleed barrier when airbrushing candy2o, and when applying candy2o with a spray gun, i.e. more as a candy mid-coat over a metallic base, use a 2k clear as the bleed blocker. Thank you.
After 48 hour cure how will this paint react to silicone if I wanted to use item I painted as a master?
We do not recommend any Createx paints for application to silicone. Thank you.
@@CreatexColors oh no I'm not planning on painting silicone, I just want to know if it will react if I try to make a mold of the piece I painted with this clear.
Createx paints are non-reactive, and bond through mechanical adhesion, without a chemical etch. Thank you.
@@CreatexColors good to know! Thank you!
can you polish by hand ....no machine
Yes, but using a buffer is a better method, both outcome and use of time. Thank you.