Cool spray can technique | the dishsoap trick
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- čas přidán 2. 12. 2016
- Hey guys! I’m Brad, and I make how-to videos. I do custom painting projects, guitar painting, airbrushing, spray can painting, wood working, and a variety of other finishing work and tutorials. Please subscribe and check out my channel for more!
In this video I show you guys a really cool technique that you can use with spray cans to get a very interesting effect. The technique is pretty simple, and all you really need to pull it off is some spray paint and some dish soap. Give it a try! I hope you like it.
Don't forget to ask your questions in the comment section.
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Brad, think about this- using different sized nozzle sizes to apply the dish soap. Even down to the smaller hypodermic type needles we use to inject glue into joints for woodworking and repairs. For example, you could write an entire cursive or print script message over a base color, or do more intricate design details than the standard dish soap dispenser allows. Or a personalized logo or name on your headstock. You get the idea I'm sure.
Cautionary tale :
when I started to experiment with rattle cans I was working inside without a mask. After a couple of weeks my pc started to act up so I called a friend to look at it.
The problem was the fan on the back of my pc was pulling the overspray out of the air from the other side of the room and I had literally painted the inside of my pc (purple in case you were curious).
If it did that in such a short time imagine the effects on a pair of lungs.
Great videos mate I have subscribed.
+zigzag duck You painted the inside of your computer? Wow. That’s pretty wild.
That is a crazy cautionary tale. Good to know and I bet this story could lead to fun ideas to test. Thanks.
Then Paint Somewhere Else,....Not Rocket Science,...LOL !!!!!
THANK YOU!..im gettin masks,..lots of masks!
Wow good to know thanks for sharing
Thank you for sharing. It looks lovely, What a clever use of dishsoap and spray paint !
That's cool DIY stuff there. I'm always coming across old picture frames that need art. Thanks.
For those of us who dye fabric, this would be called a 'resist' method. The dish soap resists the paint, sort of like tie dye--the string you use to cinch up the fabric doesn't let the dye in to those parts--also a resist method. Very cool!
Love it! I use my garage with the door open and a mask when I use canned spray paint.. Thanks fo sharing Brad! I do have a spot that I made a corner on cardboard with winged top and sides so the paint get on anything wlae!
Thank u for getting to the point and not doing and talking crazy I watched a lot of other videos and it's depressing because they like to hear they self talk I really appreciate you for being straight to the point thank you ✌️👍💯
Thank you
Neat idea. I like the edge that forms on the soap.
Way cool! So many applications for this!
I love it! Thank you for posting this. Even on poster board it looks great! I am so doing this .
Glad you like it. Thanks Tami.
Thank you Brad, I appreciate your input.
Pretty awesome technic I watermarble my nails! Addicting... Watching this that you did, has me thinking of what I can do this to in my an around my house. Thank You for sharing this cool technic
+Mz. T. Timney Thanks for watching. I'm glad you like the technique.
Thank you for posting this video. Good trick to know.
Love this and can’t wait to try this myself. 😁
Wow, this is so cool!! I would have never thought! Thank you so much for sharing! Cant wait to try this!!
Thanks for watching!
Very cool, thank you! going to try it.
Neat trick I can see some room for experimenting with this technique thanks for sharing.
Glad you like it. Enjoy!
That’s a super cool technique, wow, I’ll have to try it. Thank you so much for sharing this idea.
Thanks for watching.
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AWSOME I LOVED IT!
I actually really like this. I like DIFFERENT. Cool!!!
Nice technique, going in my favorites list :)
Thank you, I'm glad you like it.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for an instructional video that is "almost" idiot proof for people Like me! Clear and concise language, roughly knowing what questions I might ask and answering them beforehand in your "do as I say not as I do!" directions.... As a doofus who still at age 50 fails monumentally attempting such intricate techniques as hand print paper turkey & elmers glue mosaic wall "art" I appreciate the simplicity of your tutorial style while understanding the possibilities of, if not the probability of myself expanding upon this application. Blessed with 2 left hands, 8 thumbs & 2 pinkies ( no waiting!) I HAVE to believe I can do what your showing otherwise another mass produced, homogenous potted plant picture wins....and really....who wants that!
Wow, I have to try this!
GR8 technic & dry run.
Thanks
SIMPLY AMAZING
We've been doing this to skateboard decks for years. Always looks cool, if you use black and grays it almost gives it a 3 dimensional look if done right
Always good to see different techniques and ways of doing things. Don't know why people feel the need to be rude. Thanks Brad
Thanks Dane; and thanks for watching.
Agreed!
Dane Nichols ART IS ALWAYS CRITICIZED. ......WHAT CAN YOU DO..............
This one was just a technique demo; not really art. If you want to see how I applied the technique to some artwork; I just posted a video where I did just that.
Dane Nichols my
I've never see this technique before. It's really cool. I enjoyed the demo and I'm sure I'll give it a try.
I hope it goes well for you.
Wow, love that. Im going to have a go at this............thanks for showing,
Thanks for watching. I hope it goes well for you.
Cool! That technique would be great to use on a mirror!!! Sweet! Even to make a multi dimensional/ several layered picture.
The Memory Traveler...Super great idea.👍 or to use on those self-sticking floor tiles.
Awesomeness💞
Cool trick indeed! For vertical surfaces you could melt paraffin wax and use an artists brush to paint on the melted wax. I haven't thought this through all the way though, how to get the wax off is the next challenge.
You may not ever see this by…. If your project isn’t to large- and you have used the “waxed method…… try putting it in a freezer or even just the refrigerator ❓Then when you take it out.. kinda “ back bend “ , or tap gently on the opposite side and the wax (most of it) will shatter and break right off !! I hope you get the idea 🤗I’m not very good at explaining what I’m trying to say- (lol)‼
Great technique thanks for sharing💖💖
This was nice! Thank you!
i would Blot the soap up with dry towel then Wipe with a wet one to get to residue... I cleaned up large spills of soap before so when you do that you start from the outside and work your way in cuz you can lift more and you're out spreading it out
Good informative video and well done.. nice pattern.
That was interesting! thank you.
Very cool stuff Brad thanks as always.
Thank you.
cool stuff i will try one day Thanks
+HatedWar I'm glad you like it.
if i don c this video I never though abt it, This dish soap can do a cool trick its got me some more to do with an other Idea.
Minute 00:02
well hello there 👀
**subscribed**
Had to watch again because I didn't hear anything the first time. 🤤
Excellent job! ALWAYS keep your spray paint shaken, to assure even color mixture, and way less chance to spatter. Also, keep it at room temperature. NEVER let it freeze! It will ruin the paint. Always keep your paint, not mater the type, inside. Keep up the great work!
Thanks for this simple trick to make something beautiful, and practical. I enjoyed your presentation. Well done.
Thanks Michael.
So cool. Im gonna try something with flames for my husband.
Uh, Brandy... did your husband recover from the burns?
Brandy Rupert
Brandy . . . . you're a fine girl
This is clever. Like it. Thanks. However, Molotow makes a masking marker that does this. It's a paint marker (light blue in color) and it draws on like a marker. Then hardens. Do your thing, then peel it off like masking tape.
I didn’t know they had a product like that. Sounds awesome.
Brad Angove it is worth a look. Michael's and A.C. Moore don't carry them anymore but ArtPrimo.com or BombingScience probably carry it.
But hey, salute for this. Great tutorial. It's clever and would be fun to show my kids. I'm a Graff artist and we do artwork almost daily.
That’s great. Thanks for telling me about it.
There are also an ancient product called rubber cement that can also do this thing called “masking”. There are many brands like Pebeo that sells large bottles that is delicate enough for paper.
Erin S. Lol ancient. Im 38. I remember :(
Awesome thanks for the great advice keep making videos
Nice trick. Opens up so many avenues for creation.
I'm glad you like it.
hmmm kinda cool
Thanks.
For "just demonstration purposes"
That looks fucking awesome!
My dear chico..you are N can spray artist great beautiful artwork...you go...
This is really cool! Thanks so much for sharing 😃👍👍
Would be great for signitures or names
+Luke Edler If you're good at it, yes. Soap drizzled off a spoon might be easier for that.
Brad Angove hmmm so just spill it as I wish huh? Basically saying top the spoon with the soap and drop it accordingly?
Yup. Get a spoon full or half spoon full of soap and drizzle like a 3 Star chef decorating a piece of fish.
Hey Brad ....just for your safety please remove the paper towel ,box, and propane torch from the top of the transformer. Also think about moving your toolbox away from the electrical disconnects on the wall. I see a disaster in the future, ty.
This is awesome!
This is so cool! Thank you so much for sharing. Is one of my fav
I’m glad you like it. Thanks for watching.
How honourable you are . You have polluted your lungs for the sake of our narration. May God bless you 🙏🏼
I like sticking the spray tip directly into my nose.
Brad, if i sent you a guitar body i attempted, could you strip it, and spray it with nitro if i provide the nitro and whatever cost you charge? Thought it might make a great video for folks who failed at painting a guit. i would cover all shipping etc.
That definitely sounds like something I could do. Shoot me an email at brad.angove@gmail.com if you would like to discuss it.
I would looove to see that!
Nice... Can This be applied to most surfaces, plastic, wood, glass, brick & metal
Essentially any surface that paint sticks to and that you can wash after.
Could I do this to a canvas?
Very inventive with stunning results. Very enjoyable to watch too.
Thank you
Now THAT is trick! Thanks, JD
funny how the people talking crap dont post vids hmm .if you can do better please do.
+James Effle walk the walk haha.
Well said James
Well, If This Isn't Calling The Pot Calling The Kettle Black....Gheesh !!!
James Effle dude, my thoughts exactly . It’s like the fat guy eating cheeseburgers on the couch all month talking crap about a buff guy in the gym . “ he’s just got abs they aren’t good for anything except for show, I can lift more then him, just because he has muscles doesn’t mean he can fight. , anyone can do that with steroids .” It amazes me that people actually put in effort and energy just talk shit on someone who’s just minding their own business .
Steve Welding Jealous that ppl have goals they meet,all they have to do is try. If they only knew.
try it with silly string
Really cool technique, thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching.
Thanks for sharing! Great idea! Keep the great work! I'll try it on my next guitar!
+lorearna Thank for watching. I hope it goes well for you.
Brads handsome, im not ever sure what he's even taking about
Don’t worry. I’m not talking about anything important.
It is hard to focus on the topic😉😁😇
If it's hard for more than three hours, see a doctor
I thought it was 4 hours. Damn; brb.
@@babycakes8434 lagit ka kay vinci hahah. Dejk alam ko kapanglan lang
9:10 it's an elephant.
Waldens Life
Good eye. Didn't see it until you mentioned it.
Waldens Life
Good eye. Didn't see it until you mentioned it.
I don't see it but thanks I just waisted time trying to pause at exactly 9.10 lol 😁
That is a great technique. I have to try that one day.
Cool technique. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching.
Canadian?
What gave it away? The silly shirt that I bought for a lumberjack themed party and then immediately turned into a shop shirt?
BigCoop 17 oot instead of out ?
I have dear Canadian friends and one of them SWORE he didn't say OOT! There are other special words (in any country) but oot is the acid test. And you should have kept the lumberjack shirt. You rock it.
I still have the shirt haha. No doot aboot it.
I'm still batman!!!
How interesting and Cool! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching.
That is really neat!
Who else didnt know what the bump beside the nozzle on your bottle was for until he stuck the cap on it?
i dont see what your talking about
Scott Welinski
4:35 when he takes the cap off the nozzle of the bottle he sticks it on a little nub on the cap. Honestly before i watched this video i had no idea what that was lol
lol
+Scott Welinski For the soap bottle.
Droidman59
To my humble opinion, the camera should much more focus on the work…
naaah wanna perv at brad lol
That is really cool great idea keep up the good work 👍
Awesome technique!!!!
Thanks!
Wear a mask but Do as I say, not as I do.
+Low Vibes Photography indeed.
Lol right on! Love the channel bro.
+Low Vibes Photography haha thanks
He explained why, doofus
I give the spray paint back to you... the people...
that could've been a one minute video
+Chad Gribble Perhaps, but I'm glad it wasn't.
Chad Gribble yes but us women get 9 mins extra of Eye Candy.
Brad Angove I appreciate the effort and time you put towards the video.. real cool trick for sure, I’m starting to wonder if this would work well with my rc car bodies.
It might work on an rc, but if the surface you put the soap on isn’t reasonably level it will run kinda weird.
Could maybe find a way to thicken the soap like leave it open for a week or so. Or would that be bad since you dont want it dry for some reason? Have to thicken it without drying.
Wow! I'm trying that 👍
That was so awesome !
Thank you
Awesome sauce!!!!!. I can't wait to try this.
I hope it goes well for you.
Used washing up liquid technique to paint fan blades , looks brilliant , thank you
That makes my day! So simple. So effective. Have 2 projects waiting but did not know 'how to'. Thanks
+Choppini Thanks for watching. I'm glad you like the technique.
I like the way it turned out, it looks good. I was looking for a art project the family could do together. Yes I will be using poster board. I glad I can across your channel. Thx u
Thanks for watching. Make sure you family has respirators!
This is so cool
You are awesome! Going to try this OUTSIDE!
Just don’t do it in direct sunlight.
So cool!! Thank you!
Very cool, thanks !
That’s brilliant! TY
Will definitely try this!!! Ty!
Hope it goes well for you.
Ooooh! Pretty Pattern, looks Gold when you first did it. Nice job xx
Thanks.
Very cool !
Loved it! Neat technique!
Thanks Lynne.
Actually useful.
I'm gonna try it. Thanks Man.!!!
Glad to hear it’s actually useful. I hope it goes well for you.
Very cool Brad
COOL!👌 Thanks for a GREAT idea......Love it!💜💜💜💜
Glad you like it. Thanks for watching.
Cool technique!
Thank you
thank you, my husband likes anything, having to do with painting and he likes to make
things also . when he wakes up I'll tell him to watch this.
You helped me lots .I can't paint the yard ,spray paint that is . thanks again .
You're welcome. I hope your husband enjoys the video.
COOL!!!! LOVE IT!! 💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝
Cool that is awesome I love it when I learn something new but what I love the most is people like you who share your brain smarts with me. Thank you very much and I will subscribe.
+Susan I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and subscribing.
Great video. Thanks!
Love this video! I am using this trick (and other tips you gave us) on a bass project - it's coming out amazing, so far!
Awesome. I'd love to see how it turns out.
I'll send pics once it's done.
Excellent.
Thanks. I love learning new things.
Me too haha.
Nice technique - must try it sometime. Thanks Brad :)
Enjoy!