Just make a bunch of blocks of different sizes. Like a 2 inch, a 4 inch, a 6 inch, etc. That way, you can choose the perfect size for that situation so you won't have to worry about the outer edges of the block sanding in areas you don't want it to. Just a thought because that's what I've done
So...i always thought you sand the glaze(lets say a paint run you sanded off)...and then repaint...ur saying just sand till all the glaze is gone? It absorbs the color around it as you sand it...?
Great tutorial. Ive used the glaze method too many times but never the marker. Gonna try that. Can you provide a link to the 3000-5000 grit system you use
Nice trick , at first I was like this guy does not know what he's doing. After watching the full Video I was like "This Guys knows what he's doing" great tip!
@@westbay5858 Tape on the left side of the razor blade tape on the right side what it does is only allows the razor blade to go so far so all the stuff that’s high it’s able to chop them off it does not let it touch the paint only the bumps that got too high
I also used SPI Universal clear and have a sag to fix. Because SPI Clear is so soft, how long did you have to wait before working out the run? Days, weeks, months? Thanks for the video
I used to do it that way. But marking the run with a permanent black marker and sanding until the mark is gone works way better and cleaner for me. Give that a try.
KC BILL yeah I did that with another sag in the video. I like the glaze on heavier runs just because it protects the clear around it from getting removed too fast
You can use any glaze. Dolphin glaze works well, icing works. I think in this video I was using evercoat glaze putty. Has to be a two part hardened glaze putty do not use a non hardened putty like they sell in the soft tubes.
Nice repair. I have some extra applied paint that i'll have to shave, after it dries. I hope it will come up a nice blending with the old paint, after wet sanding and polishing.
@@RJTickler I just uploaded a video of what I picked up at my buddy's construction site but yea ima do that and go to home depot to buy some thank you ! Hope all is well brother I been watching your channels since the gold flake paint job ✌
Great trick. I used to tell people about this trick when I worked at Body Parts Store.
Great video man I’ve been a hobby painter and shooing runs since ‘07 I like the glaze trick I’ll probably use it
That’s cool but this only works on the flat. What do you do when there are angles
Just make a bunch of blocks of different sizes. Like a 2 inch, a 4 inch, a 6 inch, etc. That way, you can choose the perfect size for that situation so you won't have to worry about the outer edges of the block sanding in areas you don't want it to. Just a thought because that's what I've done
So...i always thought you sand the glaze(lets say a paint run you sanded off)...and then repaint...ur saying just sand till all the glaze is gone? It absorbs the color around it as you sand it...?
Great tutorial. Ive used the glaze method too many times but never the marker. Gonna try that. Can you provide a link to the 3000-5000 grit system you use
lonestar lows 3m trizact 6" DA discs
@@RJTickler is there a special pad needed? My da uses sticky back discs
Saved me today! Thanks!
I NEVER get runs ! LOL ! Great tip.
Nice trick , at first I was like this guy does not know what he's doing. After watching the full Video I was like "This Guys knows what he's doing" great tip!
Thanks man lol I thought the same thing when I first seen it.
Wow. 2 Great Tips!! Thanks!!
Who’s watching this video with a run in front of you? Obviously im the first 😁
I like the razor blade trick with tape on both sides of the blade so it doesn’t cut into it the paint comes out beautiful every time then wet sand it
Tape on both sides would leave no blade exposed. Can you explain more detail.
@@westbay5858 Tape on the left side of the razor blade tape on the right side what it does is only allows the razor blade to go so far so all the stuff that’s high it’s able to chop them off it does not let it touch the paint only the bumps that got too high
Nice vid bro, I’ve seen this technique but never tried it, I like the marker technique.👍🏾
Thanks for showing is lil tricks of your trade. Cool shit
Thanks for the great video thanks for the great tips now I won't freak out as bad now that I know what to do to fix it
Thanks for the tip been painting on and off for 16yrs never knew to do this. Your work looks good!
I also used SPI Universal clear and have a sag to fix. Because SPI Clear is so soft, how long did you have to wait before working out the run? Days, weeks, months? Thanks for the video
Jeff Augg this was done about 18 hours or so after painting if I remember right. I’ve sanded 12 hours after painting before.
This is a great idea (whoever came up with it) but thanks for spreading the knowledge with this video. Makes total sense! Gandhi :)
Good stuff once again, RJ delivers 👍 that 1/4 is wet, what ever parts you paint on that car are going to look better then the rest of the car 😁
John Bro thanks man. It was so wet it was dripping lol.
Good job!!
I used to do it that way. But marking the run with a permanent black marker and sanding until the mark is gone works way better and cleaner for me. Give that a try.
KC BILL yeah I did that with another sag in the video. I like the glaze on heavier runs just because it protects the clear around it from getting removed too fast
u didnt sand before u apply the coat?
Those are great tips. Thank you.
What clear is that 🤔
i HATE WHEN THE CLEAR COLLECTS ON THE SAIL PANEL lol!!!
Would this glazing technique work on single stage urethane?
Jim Decaire yeah should work just the same.
You can do it I be Lev in you so I say go big you the man bro
How do I get ahold of you for a quote on body work and paint?
Timothy Massina text works best. 515-447-9023
what is the name of the filler your using can you give us a link
You can use any glaze. Dolphin glaze works well, icing works. I think in this video I was using evercoat glaze putty. Has to be a two part hardened glaze putty do not use a non hardened putty like they sell in the soft tubes.
can you do this over paint?
So are you a painter by trade and lowrider by night?
Mark Keen bodyman by trade lol
is this clear coat, or single stage enamel
romaldo clarke base/clear
Great trick , right on 🤙
What kind of glaze putty is that great tip
What clear is that? Looks nice
asheetuglasse spi universal
Perfect
I thought I would repaint it above the glazing puty 🥺
Nice repair.
I have some extra applied paint that i'll have to shave, after it dries.
I hope it will come up a nice blending with the old paint, after wet sanding and polishing.
I'll have to try this on the next one
How.can I get some of those blocks from you RJ
kolorkingsocal I could cut some for you. But honestly it’s just 1/4 plexiglass that you can get at Home Depot or most hardware stores.
@@RJTickler I just uploaded a video of what I picked up at my buddy's construction site but yea ima do that and go to home depot to buy some thank you ! Hope all is well brother I been watching your channels since the gold flake paint job ✌
It's not all the way out...but I know this works
2!!!
Came out nice but too much work
Can you Jewel a Car? Show us how! Thanks
California blade lmao 😆 scratch heaven ☁️ up your spraying game eh
Gmguy3car you've scratched a car with a California blade?? Maybe keep it off the floor.
Way too much work
Tape. when it's wet