This is very hard to explain, but here goes. I heard your comment about not over applying clear on the fenders, cause it will likely darken the panel to the adjacent panel after the papers removed. This happens, and hears the fix. I recently learned, before sanding the panel use compound and polish the area where the fender and door seam is. Polish about a foot into each panel. Now you have a very clean area to prep. Its crazy, and makes very little sense, but it works. I didn’t believe it until they took a headlight and compounded half the light, then water sanded the whole light, Applied clear, the area that was previously sanded was jet clear, the other was muddy. As I said, I didn’t believe it either, now i always do it, especially on high met….once you try it you will see with your own eyes. I used to water sand with a little soap and yet it still darkened and I never new why, its cause the paint is so dirty even on a vehicle that’s a year old. Cheers!
Nice blend Gab. I agree like to paint the whole hood when I can. Where I am located I use solvent base materials. I never shot any water borne product.
Ever use t490 to do blends? Usually I’ll cover a panel in t490 clear base, and with silvers I’ll add 10% more thinner (water) just helps my silvers moddle less. I also do double control coats. T490 works on good blends very well though. Cheers!
Why didn't you use a wet bed for bleeding here? Or is it not needed always? I'm trying to learn to blend silver and all these different videos of some using a wet bed and some not are confusing me. Please help
@@MOTIVATEDPAINTERS thank you sir. One last question on this I promise. I've heard that you need to let the wet bed dry before applying base over it. Is this true? I've seen some that they apply base while still wet and some say to let dry first.
I use the lph400 w the 1.4 and I shoot at around 22psi at the gun and I have good results but I’m thinking of upgrading to the ws400 1.3 just from Gabe using it on this channel and I would like to move faster, lol. I just bought the Walcom HVLP 1.3 cause of him and hope to get it soon. Thanks again for this channel, I’ve been using microfiber in the booth and love it. I don’t know if you take requests but I don’t think you have a video on prepping and I think there are a lot of us out there that have to prep themselves and could pick up some tips.
when you say control coat in general you are keeping gun further away to keep the metallic upright and random? Then you would be going to coat to dusting on blend area? For solvent based, does inter-coat clear help? I think water they say works better for blending in general. Thank you
+james37603 not sure about solvent since I don't spray solvent, control coat is further away with lower pressure and not wet just how I show in all the silver videos 😀 thanks for the support!!!!
I know you can use any gun for anything and make it work or suites your style but I thought generally you'd use a sata hvlp gun not rp for metallic base? would love your thoughts on this thanks
+Remington Atcheson hey brother it's just personal opinion and preference I like the way that it lays the base down it works for me as of the techniques I am not sure !
Os it really necessary to zblend or paint the hood. To shoot a front cover... the way the bumper falls away from the hood should distract from a 100%butt match. And do just the tips of fender where itmeets the bumper. ? Envirobase is new too me.. so im curious about this. It would be an extremely rare case to blend out a hood. For a front cover replacement... and getting the insurance co. To cough up the bucks is another story entirely... butgreat video... not challenging it. Just curious.. about it asWater is new too me or rather about to be
Sometimes I get small bubbles on the surface of my clear on my blend panels. Usually tack clothing before shooting clear helps but then I can see swipe marks from tacking in silver colors. Any advice on avoiding bubbles?
Could try using low tack tack cloths like crystal blue... Make sure your base is fully flashed off & make sure you wipe away the metallics that have landed beyond your blend.....
you mentioned in this video how you love blending, we'll I love to blend ! I think thats a painters downfall .if a painter avoids blending he will never see the best of his skill.
Just different companies that sell the same one! But I have new ones now that are the best in the market because they are a lot more durable and they have a wider fan pattern
+nick Scarletto to much to fast to much to fast remember that next time you clear something. From the top of my head I will advice. Put one coat then resist resisssttttt from putting another coat before 5 minutes!! And if you know you have put a bit more clear than usual leave it to flash ten minutes before the next coat then leave for ten minutes before bake. Also watch your bake temp if you are baking over 165 it will pop hope that helps
+Stephanie Tillotson +Nick Scarletto glad you asked! One of the biggest reasons for solvent pop on flat panels is this. To much to fast. A proper flash time in between coats will be the first thing to look at follow whatever you paint manufacture says on the tech sheet for me if I'm using ppg ec530 I'll let it flash ten minutes before putting my second coat on the I'll bake it at 165 for 25-30 mins. Using the proper hardener is very important as well if it is very hot outside you use a slower hardener or reducer
PPG is expensive because they can charge whatever they want....they classify their paint cost in codes and types a, b c etc.....i pay half a pint half a pint of regular VW white paint $38, for example.....that is why i use more of Debeer now .....and no, they dont tell you anything.....people that mix the paint dont care and PPG reps justify it by claiming it is better than other brands, which is hard to prove
+Konstantin top- painting They don't tell me anything they are a big corporation and at this stage in my life I don't need to know why it's so expensive but I must focus on the work I am doing now. But that's just the way I look at it. +baumau thanks for your comment 😊
i changed from octoral/debeer to max meyer/ppg in the uk! and i can tell you that i save money using max meyer because the colour matches are 100% better and i don't waste time and paint trying to match a colour! max meyer also covers better so i use less materials! wish i changed years ago as i would be much better off!
Looks painful, Axalta is easy peasy. There is no sand piling with Axalta, Because its coat and half all wet, For example- if you sprayed a black complete then let dry then take a brand new tack cloth, and tack , your tack cloth with not show and signs of black overspray cause there is no overspray,
after watching this video gave me a better idea. maybe when i painted a hood i didnt give enough coberage at the end in the sun it looked loke a zebra lol....
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This is very hard to explain, but here goes.
I heard your comment about not over applying clear on the fenders, cause it will likely darken the panel to the adjacent panel after the papers removed. This happens, and hears the fix. I recently learned, before sanding the panel use compound and polish the area where the fender and door seam is. Polish about a foot into each panel. Now you have a very clean area to prep. Its crazy, and makes very little sense, but it works. I didn’t believe it until they took a headlight and compounded half the light, then water sanded the whole light, Applied clear, the area that was previously sanded was jet clear, the other was muddy. As I said, I didn’t believe it either, now i always do it, especially on high met….once you try it you will see with your own eyes. I used to water sand with a little soap and yet it still darkened and I never new why, its cause the paint is so dirty even on a vehicle that’s a year old. Cheers!
Nice blend Gab. I agree like to paint the whole hood when I can. Where I am located I use solvent base
materials. I never shot any water borne product.
Ever use t490 to do blends? Usually I’ll cover a panel in t490 clear base, and with silvers I’ll add 10% more thinner (water) just helps my silvers moddle less. I also do double control coats. T490 works on good blends very well though. Cheers!
+Joel Langton yeah I have!! It works great! Just for silvers sometimes it darkens the blend panels but not all the time.
+Joel Langton dude thanks for taking the time to comment !
a nice video with useful information,which guides us a great teacher thyself the job! another a very good job!!!
+pasxalis trakas THANK YOU MUCH!!! 😀😀😀
You make getting the offsets look easy. Any tips on getting paint and clear in all the offsets ?thanks again for the great videos
+Jason Alexander hey bro thank you!!! What you mean offsets ??
The area the fog lights or grill area
+Jason Alexander okay got it!!!! Haha so I don't pull full trigger just kind of play with it a little bit 😀
i turn my fan in 2.5 turns from full wide. i find theres a deadspot at full open fan on the ws400
+Philip Yeung yes
Why didn't you use a wet bed for bleeding here? Or is it not needed always? I'm trying to learn to blend silver and all these different videos of some using a wet bed and some not are confusing me. Please help
To be safe always use it. Specially in hot weather
@@MOTIVATEDPAINTERS thank you sir. One last question on this I promise. I've heard that you need to let the wet bed dry before applying base over it. Is this true? I've seen some that they apply base while still wet and some say to let dry first.
That's paint company depending you need to ask the paint company info on that for ppg envirobase you need to wait
I almost like these original videos more some times they are not as refined but i love them
I'm using an older gun(lph400) and when I blast clear that high(over 28 pounds,) I get way more overspray and less material actually on the surface.
+TheChronicRhythm boo that's sucks
I use the lph400 w the 1.4 and I shoot at around 22psi at the gun and I have good results but I’m thinking of upgrading to the ws400 1.3 just from Gabe using it on this channel and I would like to move faster, lol. I just bought the Walcom HVLP 1.3 cause of him and hope to get it soon. Thanks again for this channel, I’ve been using microfiber in the booth and love it. I don’t know if you take requests but I don’t think you have a video on prepping and I think there are a lot of us out there that have to prep themselves and could pick up some tips.
when you say control coat in general you are keeping gun further away to keep the metallic upright and random?
Then you would be going to coat to dusting on blend area?
For solvent based, does inter-coat clear help?
I think water they say works better for blending in general.
Thank you
+james37603 not sure about solvent since I don't spray solvent, control coat is further away with lower pressure and not wet just how I show in all the silver videos 😀 thanks for the support!!!!
I have the same question, i'm spraying only solvent, but not always this technic helps me. Maybe control coat needs more reducing???
I know you can use any gun for anything and make it work or suites your style but I thought generally you'd use a sata hvlp gun not rp for metallic base? would love your thoughts on this thanks
+Remington Atcheson hey brother it's just personal opinion and preference I like the way that it lays the base down it works for me as of the techniques I am not sure !
Blend vids are the most interest and colormatching because its dificult..nice class.un abrazo
+Dimitri Dam 👍💪😀
Os it really necessary to zblend or paint the hood. To shoot a front cover... the way the bumper falls away from the hood should distract from a 100%butt match. And do just the tips of fender where itmeets the bumper. ? Envirobase is new too me.. so im curious about this. It would be an extremely rare case to blend out a hood. For a front cover replacement... and getting the insurance co. To cough up the bucks is another story entirely... butgreat video... not challenging it. Just curious.. about it asWater is new too me or rather about to be
We don't always get the blends but we do ask for them and when we get them we take them. Envirobase has very good color matches though
Have you tried clearing with your sata 5000? If so how did you like it compared to the ws400
+fuzzy5101 yes I have I liked it a lot it's a bit slower than my Iwata but still a great finish! That is my number two gun for PPG envirobase ec530!
grate vidios please keep them comming realy enjoy them we can all learn somthing new from each other
+spmillar61 thanks a lot!!!
I noticed your spraying base with a sata rp at what pressure did you spray your coverage coat and what pressure did you do your drop coat?
Great video and tips, turned out awesome and I see your using a sata 5000 which tip?
+Val hey thank you!!! I'm using a 1.2 😀
MOTIVATED PAINTERS , I've got the same gun but only used it for clear, how do you like it for base?
+Val I like it! Try it out it sprays amazing!
Is the rp 1.2?...I used the rp 1.3 for clear only never used for base..what pressure used?
I use 25 for base and 18 for control coat
I'm a painter.
Thanks for your videos
When u change your nozzle tip iwata clear coat gun from 1.4 to 1.3 what’s u find different what’s about resolutions do smooth lay ?????
I like 1.3 better 1.4 was putting to much on
Nice job...I love ppg , now I used glasurit and is no the same ....2 are good but love more ppg
Sometimes I get small bubbles on the surface of my clear on my blend panels. Usually tack clothing before shooting clear helps but then I can see swipe marks from tacking in silver colors. Any advice on avoiding bubbles?
Could try using low tack tack cloths like crystal blue... Make sure your base is fully flashed off & make sure you wipe away the metallics that have landed beyond your blend.....
you mentioned in this video how you love blending, we'll I love to blend ! I think thats a painters downfall .if a painter avoids blending he will never see the best of his skill.
So there is no way to get a good blending looking in a silver hood??
Where can we buy the blowers? And what's the reason for different colors?
Thanks! Motivatedpainters.com
Just different companies that sell the same one! But I have new ones now that are the best in the market because they are a lot more durable and they have a wider fan pattern
you did a great job.
The problem of metallic grays is that they stain and the sun is seen
+AGELO MURGIA I am not sure what you mean my friend
MOTTLES ON METALLIC
+AGELO MURGIA need to have good coverage and double control coat that helps a lot and temperature should be at 75
DOUBLE CONTROL
USES ON ALL COLORS?
+AGELO MURGIA only mettalics colors 😀
how do you avoid solvent pop on flat panels like the hood?we use envirobase like you although we use 4000 for clear.
+nick Scarletto to much to fast to much to fast remember that next time you clear something. From the top of my head I will advice. Put one coat then resist resisssttttt from putting another coat before 5 minutes!! And if you know you have put a bit more clear than usual leave it to flash ten minutes before the next coat then leave for ten minutes before bake. Also watch your bake temp if you are baking over 165 it will pop hope that helps
MOTIVATED PAINTERS. thank you that helps and makes perfect sense.
+nick Scarletto hey man thank you for saying that!
Thank you so much for asking that question nick! And thank you so so so much motivated painter for sharing your knowledge.
+Stephanie Tillotson +Nick Scarletto glad you asked! One of the biggest reasons for solvent pop on flat panels is this. To much to fast. A proper flash time in between coats will be the first thing to look at follow whatever you paint manufacture says on the tech sheet for me if I'm using ppg ec530 I'll let it flash ten minutes before putting my second coat on the I'll bake it at 165 for 25-30 mins. Using the proper hardener is very important as well if it is very hot outside you use a slower hardener or reducer
what do you think about it?
hi gab have you ask by ppg why the paint is so expensive??when ja what was the answer?
+Konstantin Top- painting haha I don't know! They are a big company haha they don't tell me why is so expensive I don't work for them! 😂😁
if you ask they will tell you!!!!
PPG is expensive because they can charge whatever they want....they classify their paint cost in codes and types a, b c etc.....i pay half a pint half a pint of regular VW white paint $38, for example.....that is why i use more of Debeer now .....and no, they dont tell you anything.....people that mix the paint dont care and PPG reps justify it by claiming it is better than other brands, which is hard to prove
+Konstantin top- painting
They don't tell me anything they are a big corporation and at this stage in my life I don't need to know why it's so expensive but I must focus on the work I am doing now. But that's just the way I look at it. +baumau thanks for your comment 😊
i changed from octoral/debeer to max meyer/ppg in the uk! and i can tell you that i save money using max meyer because the colour matches are 100% better and i don't waste time and paint trying to match a colour! max meyer also covers better so i use less materials! wish i changed years ago as i would be much better off!
No wet bed ? Is this solvent ?
nice good tip
+pharraway thanks brother
Why you not paint the whole hood?
Because I didn't want to put color on it
Very nice!
+Velvethamma thank you!
Looks painful, Axalta is easy peasy. There is no sand piling with Axalta, Because its coat and half all wet, For example- if you sprayed a black complete then let dry then take a brand new tack cloth, and tack , your tack cloth with not show and signs of black overspray cause there is no overspray,
hi this is satajet 1.2 1.3rp?
1.3
your right you rthe one painting the car not them good vid
after watching this video gave me a better idea. maybe when i painted a hood i didnt give enough coberage at the end in the sun it looked loke a zebra lol....
+Miguel Martin yes you didn't have enough coverage on it and also could be the gun.
Thanks for sharing!! 😀😀
good video bro💪
+Jaime Rodriguez 😀😀😀😀😀😁😁😁
Great job
+Georgi Zlatinov thanks bro you are always encouraging!
Excuse me. I use a translator.
I'm Italian I do not speak English
+AGELO MURGIA not a problem 😀
Confused explanation.
I do not like
spiegazione un po confusa.non mi piace
+AGELO MURGIA I tried my best my friend sorry I'm not up to your satisfaction 🤕😑😶