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pearl powder for car paint

How to use pearl powder for car paint?

Can you add pearl powder for car paint? Pearlescent powder is suitable for car paint. Pearlescent car paint is a special car paint containing pearlescent particles. Tiny metallic particles or pigment sheets are mixed for unique effects. Tiny particles are shimmering in sunlight or other light, so car bodies have a pearlescent luster and a better visual stereo and

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How to use automotive paint pigments for car paint?

Can I customize the color of my car paint using automotive paint pigments? Yes. Blending of car paint is a very delicate process. It needs several steps to get the final color. First, prepare a base color. It is usually made by mixing several colors. Then, add auto paint pigments and colorants according to customers’ color requirements.

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Chameleon Pigment for Chameleon Paint

How to use Chameleon Pigment for Chameleon Paint?

How to use Chameleon Paint Powder to prepare Chameleon Paint? Chameleon paints are named by color changes like chameleon based on surroundings. There are three common types of chameleon paints: optically variable paints, 3D color paints and chameleon paints. 1. Optically variable paints: they are the early chameleon paints. They differ greatly in brightness and

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How to Use metallic pigment powder for paint?

What types of metallic pigment powder for paint can provide metallic or pearlescent effects? The following metallic pigment powder for paint has a metallic and pearlescent gloss: 1. Aluminum pigments Aluminum powder pigments are currently the most common flaky pigments in industrial applications. They include floating and non-floating types. Non-floating aluminum powder pigments account for more than 80% of the market share. Non-floating

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