Insane 1954 Bel Air FLAME JOB! Gold Flake, Candy Fades & Custom Magic 🔥 скачать в хорошем качестве

Insane 1954 Bel Air FLAME JOB! Gold Flake, Candy Fades & Custom Magic 🔥

This 1954 Bel Air received one of the cleanest flame jobs we’ve ever filmed — gold flake laid straight over primer, deep candy fades, purple window halos, and an 8-color custom base that melts together flawlessly. The painter breaks down the entire process, including: ✨ Shooting gold flake directly over primer ✨ Back-masking flames to save material ✨ Creating pearl-enhanced candy fade transitions ✨ Using multiple pearls (Interstellar Gold, Zenith Gold & more) ✨ Flattening body lines the right way ✨ Running SPI Universal Clear for deep gloss ✨ Why stopping the flames at the beltline made the design perfect This build took six months from start to finish — bodywork, paint, custom fades, and clean flames that look like they’re floating on the body. If you’re into: 🔥 Custom paint 🔥 Lowriders 🔥 Bel Air builds 🔥 Candy fades 🔥 Gold flake & pearl layering 🔥 High-end automotive refinishing …this interview belongs in your playlist. Follow Tropical Glitz for more custom paint inspiration, painter spotlights, behind-the-scenes breakdowns, and next-level color work.