whitest of white paint?

When I painted my 89 toyota I wanted the brightest white as well. I ened up going with 97 gm truck white and come to find out it was the same as the toyota lexis color they use

We do a lot of porshe's at my work and that what is prolly by far the brightest white that I've seen around

seriously you say you want a bright white then you say pearl, to me thats kind of a contradiction. the only pearl you can put over white and not dirty it is a glass pearl which is not peal. hok ice pearl. hok two quarts of white sealer two quarts of bc white. the truth is in the airbrush streak. hok nothing briter. can do a whole car with a quart of each but thats me.

my favorite super white is honda/acura championship white my dream car http://hondatuning.automotive.com/88887/htup-0809-integra-type-r-expo-2008/index.html

Edited: 4/11/2010 12:46:58 AM by sik_kreations

---------------------------------------------Originally posted by AZ ARTWORXseriously you say you want a bright white then you say pearl, to me thats kind of a contradiction. the only pearl you can put over white and not dirty it is a glass pearl which is not peal. hok ice pearl. hok two quarts of white sealer two quarts of bc white. the truth is in the airbrush streak. hok nothing briter. can do a whole car with a quart of each but thats me. ---------------------------------------------if u get full hiding with hok koseal. u can skip the basecoat white. its the same, not saying the  ko seal black is, and ko seal silver metallic is the same as orion if not better.. ive checked both whites  and sem white is a brighter white.

well the sealer has too much blue in there bud and i have tried that white if you spray them with an airbrush over black they are night and day and sealer is not to be cleared over you will have pealing and oxidation quickly 

Edited: 4/11/2010 2:05:27 PM by sik_kreations

---------------------------------------------Originally posted by AZ ARTWORXwell the sealer has too much blue in there bud and i have tried that white if you spray them with an airbrush over black they are night and day and sealer is not to be cleared over you will have pealing and oxidation quickly  ---------------------------------------------how would it peel? its wet on wet with  2k products? the base is the weaklink in a 2k sandwhich,  the basecoat is the least stable being a 1k product.    the hok  sealers are designed that way to be a stand alone. u can leave the silver as a base and clear and has a better look then orion.  and airbrushing thin film over black is not a way to test how white a color is.  do u think hok black is a good black?  im doing a bike as we speak. white sealer. white ice pearl. no white base. wont have a problem with it.

sealer should never be cleared, delam is inevitable  sealers are a epoxy base and dry completely different then urethane base coats, as the sealer drys it will push the clear right off also you should never apply a base on a wet sealer the "wet on wet" is just a crash waiting to happen as for the hok sealers its up to you but i tell ya i and done more repairs due to there products then most any of the others, the sg intercoat products series being the only ones worse we quit using all hok products about 6 years ago as have most of the other shops around here because of numerous problems and no support for valspar i have done a lot of paint clinics and taught painting classes in many of the shop's and collages and every one i have talked to is beginning to see the light hok is just not the product it once was if it works for you good, but you really owe it to yer self to look around, a lot of headaches will go away also the koseal is very blue, the pigment in it is a caulk base not a titanium base thats why, if you try and airbrush over it you will soon realize this unless your using a blue candy for yer wash, try using a yellow candy over it and you will see it turn green right before your eyes .

---------------------------------------------Originally posted by shpaint1sealer should never be cleared, delam is inevitable  sealers are a epoxy base and dry completely different then urethane base coats, as the sealer drys it will push the clear right off also you should never apply a base on a wet sealer the "wet on wet" is just a crash waiting to happen as for the hok sealers its up to you but i tell ya i and done more repairs due to there products then most any of the others, the sg intercoat products series being the only ones worse we quit using all hok products about 6 years ago as have most of the other shops around here because of numerous problems and no support for valspar i have done a lot of paint clinics and taught painting classes in many of the shop's and collages and every one i have talked to is beginning to see the light hok is just not the product it once was if it works for you good, but you really owe it to yer self to look around, a lot of headaches will go away also the koseal is very blue, the pigment in it is a caulk base not a titanium base thats why, if you try and airbrush over it you will soon realize this unless your using a blue candy for yer wash, try using a yellow candy over it and you will see it turn green right before your eyes .---------------------------------------------im not talking other sealers. im talking hok. its not an epoxy based. its a urethane.   thats fine uve done repairs, what were the repairs u did? ive had crash paint fail on me too, .most probs happen because of miss use.  sg100 is always mis used. because painters try and put 10 coats on for a candy. if u read the tech sheets it says 4 coats max.   wet on wet? that means... spray sealer... let flash for recommended time, and basecoat or in the case we are talking clear.  and how are u going to have a white sealer without titanium?, so it may be a little bluer, but its still white and still is a great base for pearls as i was saying.   ive tried almost every paint system out there. i use diff products. and intermix from time to time. so im not dead set on one.

its an ok black i prefer to add a little this and a little that for my blacks. hok seal is not made to be cleared over if you want to go by tech show me where it recomends that. base is not the weak link its the membrain for the bind between sealer and clear. the silver was not designed for a clear coat it was designed for an undercoat for the uk. they now print on the can UNDERCOAT.