just a bit darker

[Zeepaintr]

You could do a kandy koncentrate mixture in with some SG 100 or some clear. Not sure if you can mix the actual UKs with anything else. If I had to guess from the way you explained it, you probably had a little more overlap and or moved a little slower on the rear fender than the other parts. Thats just my 2 cents. You can go back and try to darken up the other parts but theres the chance that say 2 coats will be too light, and when you add the 3rd it'll be too dark. Very touchy that way, thats why it's best to get hem all sprayed at the same time. Good luck to you. It can be done, I've done it with Cobalt Blue kandy before.

Scott

 

[rex]

Not trying to escape the Q but we are our own worst critics,is it plain as day or is it something only we would see?I can see the sandscratches in the flowcoats of clear if it's sanded with 1200 or less,but 99% of people can't see it if you show it to them.Not a good analogy but... You're going to have to be real carefull if you decide to play with it and I don't think I would if I couldn't clear down the original candy.Don't know if you can or can't though.

 

[col1600]

a question for all you in the know!!!

ive just finished spraying a sportster. and when all parts are in the sunlight ive noticed that the rear fender is a very slight shade darker. even though all panels had same amount a candy coats.
my question is this. if i wanted to darken up the others just a bit could i mix some clear and some candy together in a weak mix (not to much candy) to build up the colour???. and then re-clear on its own after. i know a candy is a clear anyway but the candy and the ufc35 clear both use different catalysts so which one would i use?. all the paints im useing are h.o.k many thanks in advance
col