These blocks look like they do an amazing job at getting the panel laser straight. Thanks Colten! I'm going to have to get some and try them out for myself.
WOW, just WOW. I got my 4 block starter kit last week and was waiting for the sticky back wet/dry which finally came this morn. I had blocked the car using the same brand rubber blocks you have in this video with 400 dry (the car is in what we call in Australia in Hi Fill, which is spray putty). I started on the roof with the stick back 600 W/D. and guide coated all with powder. The paper clogged really fast and was shit to work with so i decided i had to wet it. What i found was wet is the go but you need to wipe the bulk of the guide coat off with a wet rag or it still cloggs the paper too quickly. Anyhow these blocks are friggin amazing. NOTHING can hide. I cant wait to see the results when i start using the blocks from the get go. But for now they are worth every cent of the Australian $100 per block in fact that is more than fair as the paper i used is $86 for a 5 mtr roll. It is a different brand to the one used in this vid. Next time i will order the Linear paper and hopefully it is as good as their blocks.
Why didn’t you bock the linear block side with the linear bock again,that would have proved if it was flat ,you blocked it with the foam block that we already no hides the lows,but if you showed linear on linear that would tell a lot more
Great video and demonstration but maybe show the full length process of each block sanding for each block and same amount of minutes maybe spent on panel.
If you follow an uneven surface with a flexible uneven object, it will mimic that surface, a more ridgid source will mimic the true outcome meaning a flat even coat.
These blocks look like they do an amazing job at getting the panel laser straight. Thanks Colten! I'm going to have to get some and try them out for myself.
Good ol days just wrapped paint sticks and blocked cars
Yep old way. Still works but this is next level.
WOW, just WOW. I got my 4 block starter kit last week and was waiting for the sticky back wet/dry which finally came this morn. I had blocked the car using the same brand rubber blocks you have in this video with 400 dry (the car is in what we call in Australia in Hi Fill, which is spray putty). I started on the roof with the stick back 600 W/D. and guide coated all with powder. The paper clogged really fast and was shit to work with so i decided i had to wet it. What i found was wet is the go but you need to wipe the bulk of the guide coat off with a wet rag or it still cloggs the paper too quickly. Anyhow these blocks are friggin amazing. NOTHING can hide. I cant wait to see the results when i start using the blocks from the get go. But for now they are worth every cent of the Australian $100 per block in fact that is more than fair as the paper i used is $86 for a 5 mtr roll. It is a different brand to the one used in this vid. Next time i will order the Linear paper and hopefully it is as good as their blocks.
Hands down the BEST blocking tools out there.
When are you going to show longer videos doing the work. I’m interested in watching the labor. Thanks. Are the blocking kits ever on sale? Thanks
Why didn’t you bock the linear block side with the linear bock again,that would have proved if it was flat ,you blocked it with the foam block that we already no hides the lows,but if you showed linear on linear that would tell a lot more
Good info!
Nice video
Great comparison! Nice job
Great video and demonstration but maybe show the full length process of each block sanding for each block and same amount of minutes maybe spent on panel.
Needs to do two passes with foam snd two passes with linear plus timing to get a really good idea
If you follow an uneven surface with a flexible uneven object, it will mimic that surface, a more ridgid source will mimic the true outcome meaning a flat even coat.
Great demo! Thanks!
Proof is in the pudding. I'm sold
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