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how do you keep the orange peel out of the sparkle? mine has orange peel. I mix my sparkle with 2k clear . Im guessing your using clear nitro with flakes. thanks for the vid Jay your the best.

What size flake is this Jay? Looks like 0.004, or 0.008, or both. Once again, AMAZING!!

You know you've arrived at the pantheon of greatness when you make it look so easy. Amazing Jay.

beautiful job!!

Beautiful!

that is beautiful my friend

Looks great! That light coat of tobacco looks almost tangerine. Very cool.

Love gold sparkle, orange sparkle close second

Amazing! that color is really pretty. your videos are very satisfying. May i ask, how many bodies you do per day on average?

Where to get this colour tone from ?

That’s british spinach green 😂

Hey Jay! Are you ever going to post the spraying of a mocha burst? I never seen anyone on yt do that and I'm curious if there's anything different in the process.

Amazing work! Is salem and red thinned much? What would be your favourite ratio for the finest atomization and overall result?

Very cool. I just ordered a Ltd Edition Fender American Professional Stratocaster Thinline in Transparent Daphne blue so I'm scouring the net looking for examples. I hope it looks as nice as what you've done here.

Do you add a retarder to slow the drying and to help the atomized fade to melt in better?

I am learning a lot here my friend. Thank you!

I was having a heck of a time spraying a transparent blond without getting streaking/striping - even with a 50% overlap - with - speced 5.5” fan using an LPH 80 with a 1.2 E4 tip. I found that when I backed up a bit and move the gun faster, it was more even. But then finished up being a bit dry and “dusty” which I was able to sand slightly and remelt with clear. Any suggestions for keeping transparent dyes and semi-opaque’s more even? Thank you

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thanks Jay! love wrapping my head around spraying and your videos are straightforward and I really appreciate that you are taking the time to make them!

Why are you painting when you should have been on Noah's Arc

Thanks for the explanation! I'm far from experienced (just a rattle can spray so far) but I want to start using guns instead seeing as it's cheaper (and you don't end up with a lot of waste).

Jay, you have to, have to, have to, check out Jimmy Eat World's version of "Last Christmas." As a side note, Fender makes his signature series. The Fender Jim Adkins JA-90 Telecaster Thinline. Oh, great work as usual buddy

I don't pay any attention to what air pressure I'm running either. If you watch and listen, the gun will tell you everything you need to know.

Wow... you missed your calling! What a voice! 😊

Very nice

Great as always sir! What do you use for sealer and grain filler before basecoat on open grain woods, such as ash?

Love your vids Jay - Would also love to see a gun and paint set up some time.

👍👍🍺 nice

Awesome job Jay, as always.

Going to be painting a t40 here pretty soon. Just finished sanding now i need the sealer.

Where did you find agave blue? I have been looking all over for this color to touch up my guitar

Your work bench looks like a Jackson Pollock painting

Everybody needs a white blonde

what type of spray gun is spraying that dark edge ???? amazing

My favorite white color. I want to build and paint my own in Mary Kay white.

Some people: "you shouldn't touch stuff before you paint it because of oil in your skin" Jay Nelson: "I don't say that".

I've learned more from watching your videos that from all the 🐂💩 people say they claim to know. Love these videos Jay.

0:15 "you shouldn't touch stuff before you paint" -said by people who don't paint for FMIC

How long are you giving the nitro to harden once clear coated? I typically give it a couple of weeks but the last 3 bodies I’ve sprayed have taken like 6 weeks 😮

Bravo,👏 👏 👏 👏

How many clear coats are you doing for a glossy finish?

Fantastic.

Old school House of Kolor lacquer gold base did have gold particles. Jay, if you remember, those old lacquer quarter came in a blue lable; I believe the can was GB-01.

Never mind the hiccups... It's a great learning experience about the whole process. Attention to details is what makes the finished product great!

Yeah Jay, I know exactly what you mean

Hey Master !!! Have a wonderful day !

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Top coat is only as good as the prep.

I still enjoyed it! Thanks for sharing, Jay

Pear white--imagination kicks in. What if we did an Inca Silver base color with a very translucent white-blonde overcoat (sort of like what would be on a '50s Fender ash body), topped with clear? e.g. Much like CandyApple Red--red tinned transparent over a silver or gold base color coat. //I don't know... finding the perfect ratio or opacity of clear to white tint so the finished color looks like pearl white might be very difficult, maybe impracticable. "White eats silver" might still be a problem.