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It’s an enamel paint specifically designed for marbling on water called “magic marble”. Do it in dry warm weather and have the water at around 27°c (78°f) as the paint skins off fast and you have to move quick.

@@L1VE3V1L I don't know English well but I'll try to translate your explanation, thank you very much

My mate gave them to me so I don’t know really sorry. I rinse them out with turps after finished and reuse them over and over.

I contemplated this as I love the chrome pups BUT I’m just gonna keep it stock.

Tiltbrush has a scaling item so you just basically pinch zoom down to the human size then can go up to elephant size

Magic marble neon colours. Regular tap water heated to 27c or 80f, no borax required. Move fast as it skins off very quickly. Also try and ensure a warm day do the air is as close to water temp as possible. Did one one a cold night once and it skinned off immediately. I suspect that was the reason.

From my understanding, these are made using the same technique as Satch’s, so each one will have a varying unique imperfections due to the manufacturing process. It’s real chrome that’s been adhered to the body, and naturally, those two don’t bond. Over time, it’ll get some characteristics that you can’t avoid.

These new chromeboys are coated with a spray system, almost certainly alsacorps "chrome fx". It is an amazing process, it is a conductive metallic coating that is sprayed on and can peel off like a foil. It is clear coated with a special sort of self healing coating. Thats the very slight orange peel texture you can see. It is far more durable than the original js10ths etc but not indestructible.

I was lucky. A friend of mine messaged me that one was in the shop here in Western Australia. I think it was only one of about three that came over on the initial run. So I decided it was time to pony up the dough.

Thank you! Cheers!

Mate they play unbelievably well. I did one live gig with the band with it and that same gig the drummer knocked the bass over getting in behind his kit and it fell over and punched a hole in my acoustic with the tuning peg. The Chromeboy stays home in his case now. 😂😂😂😂 In pristine condition. You’re gonna love it.

hey gents, i think they may be discontinued now but i might try track one down. Ive wanted one of these for 20 years. Is it worth it? any thoughts?

It’s beautiful to play but in all honesty, it is a case queen and hardly gets out into the free air. I just don’t want to ruin it’s pristine condition although I said I would. 😂

Damn Straight. And you just KNOW there'll be a photo of me standing in the tray with this on. I shall ride through the gates of Valhalla, shiny and chrome!

Thanks man. It’s great to be able to have some music I can put on that won’t get my videos ripped off RUclips.

Try rainwater if you can, or blend in some to regular hard water. Check the video description for other details on this particular swirl.

Perfect amount.

Thanks man. Interestingly this video got pulled for copyright of both the music and visuals as well, but once Amazon bought it, it was reinstated. I guess they liked the free publicity and Carpenter Brut must’n’ve had an issue with their music being used either? 🤷‍♂️ Dunno. Either way, happy that it’s back. God I love this show and am a huge fan of CB’s music. More than happy to promote both.

Cheers man.

Check the video description. It has all the details to do this.

@@L1VE3V1L muchas gracias. No había prestado atención al detalle. Excelentes trabajos. Voy a ver si me sale 🤣💪👌

Probé pero la pintura se va al fondo. Pintura acrílica. Leí la descripción pero nunca ocurrió ni parecido lo que ví en el vídeo. Saludos

It’s more the clear coat really for that glassy smooth finish. More prep the better.

Check the description on the vid for more details on how we did it. Had a LOT of fails though. It’s a trying artform that’s for sure.

Magic marble

@@L1VE3V1L thank you

It’s a mongrel for drying fast so the only other advice I can think of is to try and make the water less “hard”. Scheme water is full of crap so maybe dilute it with some rainwater, half and half. I haven’t tried that yet but will on the next attempt. And also maybe have another person at the ready to drop paint via a pipette, and be colour in each hand, and the same for you and work out a plan to do it as fast as you can. You simply cannot waste a second once it comes out of the pipette.

So I tried it again and it came out much better. Not exactly like I wanted but my son loves it! Thanks for the advice.

@@TXSteve320 I’m a beginner myself really.

Funnily enough, I have a new guitar I want to swirl any day now and I haven’t done any swirling till basically after I uploaded this video. It’s a super frustrating and soul destroying artform….. but when you pull off a great swirl it’s worth it. Now magic marble…… notoriously tricky to work with but nowhere near as troublesome as figuring out what enamel paints to use, amount of borax, how much to thin the paints down etc….. But with the convenience of Magic Marble the biggest downside is skinning off fast. Here’s my plan in the coming days. 1: make sure you have another person, or even two handy, with pippettes at the ready to do the paint drops. I’m gonna use the kids this time. Give them an order of colour drop in the drum and placement. 2: going to try indoors and utilise the aircon system to bring the air temperature to the same as the water temperature because sometimes I think the paint skins so fast hitting either the cold air or cold water. So I’ll be heating the water to 26c as well as the room I’m doing it in. If you have warmer weather happening then outside may be fine. 3: our tap water is extremely hard water. Another factor I reckon. Going to use demineralised water or rainwater, definitely no scheme water. Apart from these changes, the only recommendation is to MOVE FAST! (Even the videos on the tube show it skinning quickly, hopefully these additions I’m putting in to my wheelhouse here add precious seconds of time)

I’ll do another video if I can be arsed.

Sounds like I need to do some practice runs before I dive right in 🤔. I've done this before a long time ago like once or twice and I could never be happy with the outcome. About the drying maybe it's the paint or the outside humidity. I know if it's really dry and hot paint will start to dry faster. If its cooler and the humidity level isn't too low paint will dry slower. I know this because I once painted an airplane interior, and when I opened the doors to let air in to get rid of the smell. I came back and the overhead bins looked like a scene from a scary movie where the walls are melting. I took a horrible delay that night. But learned that because it was hot a humid outside and inside the airplane the AC was running it caused a lot of condensation. Sorry for the long story. Just curious how things worked out for your paint. I'm using testers enamel paint and I plan on thinning it by half.

I've recently learned you need to dip within 3 minutes of putting Magic Marble on the surface. Makes sense to me as the last couple of failures I had, I was pissing about with it too much.

thank you. It was my very first and possibly last attempt at video editing. :P

@@L1VE3V1L Keep on with it, do it for fun and then it'll never be boring.

@@MrPlatin Id just gotten into Carpenter Brut's music and this song inspired me to do the video. gives me goosebumps.

Got to your watch in game and open it up, look for the tab that says tables, and go through the list of open tables, but be sure to check they aren’t already full. It’ll say 8/8 if full.

Sorry for the late reply 😂 It’s Carpenter Brut, and the song is called Hang ‘em All. Highly recommend you checking out all his stuff. There’s no songs I skip.