This is what a REAL mirror finish looks like on 3D prints

I gave a 3D printed Darth Vader helmet a full mirror black finish — and it looks terrifyingly good. Here's exactly how I did it, step by step. Using graphite powder, I transformed a raw 3D print into a deep, reflective black finish that looks like Vader just stepped off the screen. If you've ever wanted to get a stunning mirror finish on a 3D print, this is the video for you.What's covered in this build: 3D printing the Darth Vader helmet Sanding and prep work Applying the graphite powder for a two tone mirror black finish Achieving that deep, ultra-reflective look Tips to avoid common mistakes 👍 If this helped, a like means a lot! 🔔 Subscribe for more 3D printing builds "For business inquiries or build questions, reach me at aussie3dcosplay [at] gmail [dot] com." Printer: Bambu H2S Filament: Bambu Black ABS Finish: Automotive, Primer, Paint & Clear Coat Files: Galactic Armory ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Time Stamps 0:00 - 0.52 Intro 0:53 - 1.36 Printer & Filament 1:37 - 3:59 Sanding 4:00 - 9:09 Helmet Assembly 9:10 - 12:06 Primer 12:07 - 13:57 Sanding Primer 13:58 - 18:19 Resin & U.V 18:20 - 25:49 Painting Helmet 25:50 - 28:21 Helmet Tape & Graphite Powder 28:22 - 31:18 Clear Gloss 31:19 - 34:03 Eye Buck 34:04 - 40:01 Eye Dye 40:02 - 44:08 Eye Template 44:30 - 54:12 Polish 54:13 - 54:59 Collar Attach 55:35 - 56:55 Ending Points