huskystafford Needle chucking Ninja Staff member Admin Mod Dec 24, 2019 #1 Anybody have a clue why is color darker in cups, bottles then when it's sprayed? I am just wondering what would be the reason for that.
Anybody have a clue why is color darker in cups, bottles then when it's sprayed? I am just wondering what would be the reason for that.
Ronald art Air-Valve Autobot! Dec 24, 2019 #2 most colors will not reach max saturation with one or two layers the color you see in the bottle or cup is the pigment color and the paint will never go darker than the color you see but it will need many layers to reach that color
most colors will not reach max saturation with one or two layers the color you see in the bottle or cup is the pigment color and the paint will never go darker than the color you see but it will need many layers to reach that color
SiRoxx Party Boy UK Style Staff member Mod Dec 24, 2019 #3 Exactly as Ron said. Look how dark a true Candy paint is in the bottle, but when it’s sprayed it takes a whole lot of layers to get as dark.
Exactly as Ron said. Look how dark a true Candy paint is in the bottle, but when it’s sprayed it takes a whole lot of layers to get as dark.