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Love that Candy, Bagginsbill.

Just two remarks:

The transparent candy paint always contains one or more flourescent pigments as a "secondary" color mixed with the transparent non-flourescent main color. This creates an interresting color changing effect depending on the angel of view.

Sometimes the candy paint itself also contains metallic flakes or mica.

And second, the base coat can vary from a very finely grained to a very rough metallic paint of various colors. (Most commom are white, silver, gold and black)