CRASHED: They asked if we could fix this dent, should we replace ?
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- Опубликовано: 30 авг 2019
- Fixing a dent that most likely would if you needed a new door! The finished product is unbelievable!
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Haha the way he just grabbed the camara and started interviewing you 🤣
We have fun!
@@PaintSociety That's good ...God loves y'all !
That was good 😆
I've watched your channel for awhile now, I'm a specialty painting contractor 48 yrs. The attention to detail you use is spectacular. I apply very similar prep techniques same as your doing.
I'm Italian like you and the art of it all produces something the average eye does pick up. Hope you don't wear yourself out, you do put a lot of sweat into your prep as I did for so many years.
I found it hard to find quality workers to have a good eye for detail. Its great in your trade to work on a smaller area as a car, compared to large areas I had to deal with, applying high tech coatings
to countertops, garage floors, furniture, decorative waterproofing deck coatings, faux finish walls , venetian plasters and a million more.
What your doing to make those compound curved door panels come out straight is quite an artistic talent. I have painted cars and find it very rewarding. I've sprayed so much in my life
but after all the crazy different coatings I've used, autobody paint is so user friendly and a joy to spray. I'm use to waterborne coatings and the difficulty of spraying them in much harsher
environments than a controlled spray booth. I almost never get runs, my hand is so robotic now. I appreciate your discipline narration as you prep or spray, especially the blending techniques.
I do clearcoats over multi spec granite like countertop coatings, autobody techniques help me re coating small areas of repair.
One thing I need to understand is to keep some orange peel for small touch up repair areas. I've seen a 3m backing pad that wont let the sanding or buffing flatten out the clear too much as it glides over the peaks of the orange peel
I use semi gloss catalyzed acrylic urethanes and don't want polishing them out to a gloss. I'm learning to use the edge blending better also.
You have said ,you learned a lot of tricks later on over the mistakes early in your career, making you such a better painter. I'm 65 yrs old but for how much I like your training
, I might wear a shirt you sell for once in my life. I have been impressed with so few painters in my life, but you share so much of your time , what a great thing your doing here.
A great blessed future to you Brian
Wow
Dude is the greatest. Helps beginners on their way to pros.
I am watching all your videos one by one. I planning on painting my car myself. Thank you so much! Very detailed. Nice and smooth!!
What a magnificent job there Brian. You really are a great presenter and teacher. Thanks for the video, cheers.
From start to finish.what a great job prep and finish.👌looking forward to seeing more.
Lmfao 7:47 😂😂🙌🏽 thanks for the painting tips.
Great job . Next time please show us the hole process that would be sick
Yes and my apologies. I work during the night and the guys in the shop fixed it during the day. For sure I will try next time
@@balloney2175 sorry 😞 about that 😅 you deserve a hug
I sweat a lot too. I don’t swat, I rain. Nice job man.
Love this style of video! Showing a sped up timelapse is the perfect "lead by example" moment in terms of prep-work and hands on time investment needed to obtain a pro level finish! Thanks for sharing!
beautiful job, great teaching Brian. Thanks
I just noticed you're in Florida .🙏I hope you haven't gotten sick and nothing stops this paint society.
Nothing will!!!
Just retired car painter from Australia. I still enjoy painting and buy, paint and sell cars as a hobby. enjoy your content Brian, new sub
Dude , you are awesome ! You're a very great instructor . And your taste in music is also great !!! Keep up the outstanding work man ! Thanks !
THANKS FOR YOUR CLASS BRYAN, WE LEARN A LOT WITH YOUR VIDEOS. THANKS A LOT.
I go bak 2 ur video's 4 reference I'm pikken up tips all the time and I've been painting 4 a long time self taught I glad u make the video's.
Awesome job Brian. Thanks for the info. Learning a lot.
Thanks!
oh man- wicked n wild video-appreciate it Sir Bryan-you da painter -respects!
The Italian guy Brian!!! Love it 😂 👍🏻
I'm Jamaican too. Good job Brian. I've almost watched all the videos.
Mario is pretty cool!!
Don’t overthink it 👍🏽🔥it’s just paint 👍🏽🔥fantastic job!!
That’s the motto !!!
Italy here, we're waiting for you!
Nice work. I’m painting my wife’s Honda Civic quarter panel with rattle cans Thanks for the tips.
Looks amazing Brian!
Great process and great results.
Bad ass channel! Glad I found it! Beautiful work and I love how you explain.Will be following you from this day forward.
Awesome comment! Glad to have you aboard. A lot to come!
Man your a natural on camera awesome videos . Nice blend !
Yes. Enjoy being in front of the camera
You are really great at work💐💐💐💐
Impressive work,love how you explain clearly ,musicgood too
Edits get better as they go!
NOOOOOOO!!!!!!! I was so excited, thinking I was going to see some dent removal.... Then all my dreams were crushed LOL great video as always!!
I feel yea! I’m a county teacher for an elementary school and I work the night shift at the dealership. Sometimes the guys get to the cars before to help move things along. Basically they got from the behind the panel and pushed it out and stud welded the lows. I’m going to try and get some dent removal content!
Absolutely awesome job 👍
Good job 👍 professional , every time I learn something new! Thanks Brian .
Brian can I mix the water based colour with clear Cote that have hardener based to bland ??
Nope
@@PaintSociety wat time of paint I have to use?
It is interesting I took collision repair school about 20 years ago and worked in the industry for 3 years. The process is the same as what I learnt . We used to finish to 180 before etch primer. Looks like you just go straight to 2k high build primer. Anyhow great work love the videos.
So happy i found this channel 👍👍👍
Welcome and enjoy your stay!
Good job bro, keep it up.
I came across your channel while I was looking for fixing scratches on my car. Quite educative.
And, that dent you are talking about- it is so small 😅
You're the smartest to ever do it!
All dry polishing systems 👍 I am a car painter from Thailand At my garage, I use the sikkens AkzoNobel color system as well. Techniques for smooth painting Your work is excellent.
If you ever take your car to a reputable body shop for repairs and they quote you a price that you think is way too high, at least now you know why. The amount of time, effort and craftmanship required has been demonstrated here quite accurately. This is how the good shops do it.
Nice job you definitely got it down
You make it look easy
Top job man 👍
I actually wanted to see the method you used you use to remove the Dent. Throughout the years I have used many different ones. Was interested in seeing which one you used.
very nice work. Dent pulling is an art of its own.. theres guys in russia that would pull that dent out with a spotter so nice. and then braze it with lead. it would just need a skim coat of glaze. People treat cars with a lot more care there are people who take their repair skill to another level as well. spotter they use is called pilot
Another awesome job done Brian, love how meticulous you and Adam are with your work. 2 very understated channels that's for sure 👌🏻
radb 02 thanks! I guess it’s the little guys putting out the detailed content. So hard to get discovered. I appreciate your view and your like!
All you can do is keep doing what you're doing nd hope for the best matey.
Some of my favourite channels on RUclips these days have low subs.....really dont get it 🤔
radb 02 thanks. I’m really
Hoping I can grow. I have a ton of knowledge to share!
Watching your videos to binge and then off and then back to small binges and cycle repeats. Great work. What I am learning is that every surface has imperfections. Is there a scenario where factory finishes included a filler of sorts?
Oh by the way, I'm LITERALLY watching your videos while I'm sitting at work while my job flashes. 😅
Great job sir😀
Greatings form Italy !
With you Brian I believe I'll be the best painter in Kenya 💕💕
Great job didn't know you can get a clear base that's something knew which I never tried a. And then I believe you said you mixed clear base and the base colour of the car. Something knew Thanking you for the video
Yes! It’s going to help your blends a lot!
great videos they help a lot
Super cool. I'm learning a ton watching these videos. I'm sure you have probably answered this question million times, so I apologize in advance. Why wait to put the first base coat before sanding the nibs? Why not sand them in the sealer coat?
One technique I used for fast repair is I would buy some plastic molding strips cut from 18" to 36" and strike off my Bondi 2 times like a guy doing stucco work. Less sanding straighter finish. About 45 minutes for dent that size.
3 ft was good for Old school quarter panels. One wipe to fill. Second glaze for transition covering all feather edge full pass left to right. I've filled van cargo doors end to end in just over one hour.ready for priming.
hello, I follow you from Italy .... we are in quarantine and I have a lot of free time, too much ... and only now I have seen this video of yours, interesting and good ... and ... I discovered that you are Italian of origin !!
Yes Italian is my origin. Greetings my brother!
Big up Mario. All pain society video yaadman reach inna. Issa good look!
Stay on focus, you make a really good job , just not like last 20 year’s ago and as you know! Today we have a better tool’s and product.
I run out of word nice job
Nice job man.
Greetz from holland
When using the air blower to get the dust of the door, it would be very wise to keep wearing that 3m mask. That dust wont damage your lungs right away, it will destroy it 10-15 years down the road. Your health should be priority #1, when you have to get surgery it's way too late. Health > productivity
You’re right. I need to focus on this more
Great work
If going through insurance claim then replace, but if customer is paying out of his/her own pocket money is always the issue, absolutely there is nothing wrong with these kind of repairs, in fact I kind of like the challenge now and then, but stretched metal is a real pain in the ass. Glad I subscribed awesome channel 👌
26:39
Great explanation! 😂
I really like to watch your videos bro. Thanks
Thanks! More on the way
Hey Brian, man thanks for all your help with my Caddy rebuild. Yo, you should update all of your videos with Amazon affiliate links to the products you use. I would have already clicked like 10 of those links.
17:46 When in doubt, set a fixed White Balance in your camera, lol
thank you bro. you are my idol!
Thank you
lets get paint society more views and subs so Brian can connect w/ his Italian roots ! lol!
They say that watching paint dry is boring.... but I haven't found that with Brian's vids... 👍
Now I know why you like the Iwata so much: because you are Italian! Just kidding, it’s because it’s a great gun!
very talent u are awesome thanks alot
Brian, How may hours did you have in it totally? When I watch you clear coat it amazes me how many passes you make without it running on you! Crazy! Love the finished look!
So a clear base should be used when painting more then one door along with the base coat mixed 1:1? Before the clear coat? I have two doors with my blend going forward on the fender so the clear base coat would be over all surfaces. Thanks Brian. I learn a lot on your videos!!!
Brian, Question did you clean panel with anything after wet sanding the basecoat?
do you ever reduce your clearcoat? i started doing that and my finish products are much flatter.
Great job but can u explain more about clear base is that just a color blender?
Dude you have to be a skilled mother to blend how you did that!!! That was fucking good!!
What you did you blended the the door with basic color so in your final code the painting will watch both doors an the fender nice
How much time was spent repairing versus replacement, or just skinning? Gotta play that numbers game. We're always looking for away to get more cars thru the booth. Keep in mind, never lose the repair skills by replacing everything. One day you may have to repair a panel, because it's an old classic you want to restore, and that's all you have.
John, I always prefer to replace, it’s just easier and honestly I feel like it makes for a better repair because nothing is ever going to be perfect once you have a decent amount of Bondo on the Finish. I do agree it’s good to have the skills but replacing is just 10 times quicker and more efficient. Unfortunately the insurance company would not replace the door.
What type of soap do you prewash with prior to priming/painting. Im sure you've mentioned this before but i wasn't sure. Love your content. Thanks for all of your hard work putting these video edits together.
Nice!!!
enjoyed this video....
Did you use regular carwash soap before it went in the booth? After sanding nibs off base coat with 3000 did you just wipe it off with tac rag?
Since there was a lower body line would you recommend a piece of tape on the line to help accentuate that line, or is there a better trick?
I never heard of clear base coat. Is their color in it or is it clear? Thanks for your teaching while working.
Could you make a vid on how to tint and color match?
I like how you make paints&
I like the dwalla
So dope 🔥
Again an excellent tutorial. Could you mention what paint tips and pressure for blending a paint and clear please. thank you
Yes bill next video
i love watching your videos! thanks!. Could you help me out here? I have a sata mini jet 4400 nozzle 1.2 . what settings can i use to avoid orange peel? I was using PPG envirobase clear but now using a diff clear coat system similar to omni clear
Just move a little slower with it. 1.2 is not going to pump out too much material.
Hi Brain I'm new beginner show me how to prepare the paint before painting a car
Hi Bryan big fan of your vids you’ve helped me learn loads. Keep up the great content !
Just a question you mentioned the camera unfortunately didn’t record the final blend of base-coat. What was it you did exactly as I couldn’t wrap my head around it. Sorry if it’s a daft question !
Also is it possible to blend well without a clear base coat being applied ?
Thanks !
There's a couple ways/techniques to blend a panel, so I couldn't speculate on exactly what his technique was to blend this specific job.
But to answer your second question, yes you can achieve a good blend without the need for clear base or spot blender products. Just takes more finesse, that comes with experience. Keep painting out there!
Can yo talk about how you keep your body lines straight and looking original when filling a dent along the body line. I always struggle with this.
Do you only sand down and bondo dents or the whole car?and how can I get paint to match my vehicle
If my sealant has some rough spots, should I wet sand it at about 600?
Kinda wanted to see the hammer and dolly work
God, this takes me back to working in a shop. I'm curious, how much, if you were to ballpark, would it be to start up a basic garage, paint booth, paint rack, and everything? Is it realistic for a first time owner?
Great video! What DA sander did you use to sand the primer at 12:22 ? I know the DA use to prep for paint is softer then the one used for body work. Thanks in advance!
Great question. You have three options.
3/32 throw. Ultra fine. Leaves very small sand scratches. Ideal for paint prep/color sanding
3/16 general all around good sander which can cut filler and prep for paint just fine, which is what I used here
3/8 bigger through, leaves deeper scratches. Ideal for leveling off a lot of filler.
Hope this helps
Paint Society thanks so much! This helped a lot. Thanks!
I wonder if Spot weld dent removal method would be good to do.
Clear base also called a wet bed 🙂we use waterborne so we have to nib the base dry
Gotta million names hahahah