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Thank you for taking the time to make detailed instructional videos like this with your techniques. This is very helpful for the average DIYer. You are appreciated

When somebody like yourself is so skilled, you make it look easy. I've tried and I know it is not easy.

How long after clearing do you hit it with the blender?

Awesome video! You explain things very well for people to understand. Thanks!!!

Do you have a link to these cups? Where did u get em

The best explanation out there. Straight forward to the point. Thanks for posting I've finally get it 🤦

What happened to adding the hardener?

Man I know ur pain. Good ur laughing about it

What's the name of the clear you use?

This was very informative. Thank you

Good video… especially for me because we never used a mixing system, we mainly use single stage paint white or red fleet vehicles so we just order the paint already mixed and spray.. but I recently quit that job, so I need to learn how to use this mixing system for my next job. Thanks again. Can I hit u up for some advice? Do you have a IG? 👍

Thanks!

You give clear instructions....excellent !

Great video

nice work so how long the wait time after base coat before i clear coat and blending? or this can be apply right away?

Glad to know this can be done, I hate stainless, but that's all there seems to be available. Used, anyway.

How long do you wait for clear to dry before blending and melting?

Keep em coming bro

where u located man

I know im late to see this video but im about to paint my 2009 navigator that same color code ug i have to paint the front and back bumper also i want most of the chrome the same color should i paint the whole car ,whats the best procedure for me

I was always wondering what "blending" means and how it's being done🤔 Looks clear now, good lesson for me, time to spray my own bumper instead of paying $$$. Thanks! 💪

Say for instance I’m spray a 2k high build primer that has a 1:1 mix ratio of primer and activator. If I wanted to reduce it 5% to ease with spraying, how would I do that?

Great video, than you for doing it, will the clear last doing this? I guess I’m asking if it will peel?

Absolutely superb tutorial, thank you 🙏🏻

A few minutes covering the engine might be smart?

Some people are good at matching paint, but my skill is less common. I've been doing it for 20 years, so I can look at most colors and know what's in it without a recipe. I brush-touch cars, and it's a whole bunch faster when you can grab your toners and just start match right now. Most colors only take 10mins to mix, adjust and start touching. It's my only real superpower.

Looks good

Man if you are after color match, go PPG Envirobase, Spies/Standox is ROUGH 😣

Thanks for the tips!

Thanks for the information

Finally, I've been searching everywhere for this. Thank you, Boss!!!

J tq for ur advice ....u gud painter

Nice to see u doing new videos man

Missed you. Nice vid

Man ur back whats good .

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Nice explanation. I am going to use this to attempt some spot rusr repairs on my own using professionally mixed spray paint. Maybe I missed it, but does the clear need to cure before using the blender? Can I use the blender on clear that has cured?

What kind of gun is that i love its paint job

Between the dust from the sanding and the chemical fumes from the paint stripper, i dont know which is worse.

Thanks for the melting trick.

Thanks for sharing this video my good friend

Very detailed video! Thank you for sharing. Say I have a car door that has fading clear coat in one small area that went down to basecoat. Since I’m gonna be spraying whole complete door panels with clear do I have to have this stuff??? Or is this only for jobs that you’re not gonna clearcoat whole panels!!?! Thank you for your time. 😊

Very thorough explanation, thank you. Would had loved to see a few pictures after the detail.

nice work brother. I'm running 2 digital 5500 sata, one RP other HVLP, (those are my clear guns 1.2 tips) 1 digital 3000 (base 1.3 tip) and 2 old sata 2000 (sealer and primer 1.4 and 1.5) and an old devilbiss finishline fl03 with the 1.8 tip for heavy primer surfacer. I run all my pressures at 2bar 29psi, fluid wide open (pull the trigger and screw in till i feel the trigger pushing forward. Air all the way open and 1/4 close. for distance from panel pinky and thumb rule for base but closer for clear and run super fast with 80% overlap (just for clear). a little trick I learned about a super flat finish straight out of the gun is that I DA the Primer with 800 and a interface pad. I shoot OMNI which I know it says 400 but was getting to much orange peel and did a experiment with 800 and beautiful. I always tack between each coat of the base. I'm going to try out your setting and see . thanks Corey

Thanks J.Lulo, looks good! Great tips!

DAMN. My Man is a SAVAGE! Clearly a consumate professional. I greatly appreciate the way he explained all of his techniques and why he was working in a very specific way. My Man explained everything so well, that after I finished watching the tutorial, I felt I could go out and easily apply the same techniques! Which, of course, is the furthest thing from reality! But that is the sign of an excellent teacher and a master of a craft; being able to explain a complex subject simply, so that the students can easily understand. Amazing video! 👍💯

Very good sir

Super helpful, I've painted a lot but not automotive. I was confused by ALL the numbers! Thanks abunch!

shiii thanks for teaching me like im five broski

Do I need to blend it or will polishing it help a decent amount ?