@@stco2426 agreed, I don't mind the background noise while spraying, but if i had to choose one, I'd go with the noise cancellation. I don't care for the fan noise in the background.
I really like the noise cancellation when you're talking about important details, it's clearer and more concise. Thank you for always looking to improve the channel.👍
I keep flashing back to those Earl Scheib commercials.."I'll paint any car for 29.95.".... Man, you make it look so easy. Learning tons from you. Thank you!!
My Accuspray I purchased[650.00} around 1990 sprays @ 5-6psi and was fantastic then, And still does an awesome job today. Needles, Tips, And Air Caps is all thats needed. Actually bought 2 Guns, 1 for Base, 1 For Clear. It will last the rest of my spray days, Like the background noise, Makes it Authentic.
I'm 73 now, l used to paint cars . I used a jga 502 paint gun . I'd start my color coat off at 30 psi waiting 15 minutes between coats. I would lower the pressure on the second and third coats. Then start my clear coat the same way but started at 27 psi. Dropping it on each coat . I would test the paint and clear on the paper between coats by putting my finger. If a light print was left , I'd add the next coat . Always shiny and smooth as glass
I prefer noise cancelling because there is no fluff in his teaching methods. A barrage of detailed information that requires my complete attention. The guy is incredible.
No on the noise cancellation Brian. I'll still watch, but I prefer the 'realistic' take on shop noise for all the detail. Plus, to your point about hearing gun tone and knowing how much you're laying down just from that. Great content as always. Cheers
Noise cancellation. I watch a lot of different channels and you are the absolute best. Nothing that you do is half-ass and you are on a whole different plane than the others. Thank you Brian for all the time and money you put in to all your videos. It's amazing!
In the mid 90s, I was painting cellulose in the UK, mostly flat colours (so no base coat plus clear), and was anywhere between 45-55psi, using a high end Devilbiss. Just goes to show how things change! Thanks for the time you took to give a masterclass in this, I don't really mind about noise cancelling or not, I'd just come down on the side of yes noise cancelling.
I like the noise cancelation feature. When you are attempting to explain things is so much nicer to be able to hear the important stuff clearly without the unnecessary background noise. Thanks
Thanks ,learnt alot from your tips,I'm an industrial spray painter using airless sprayer pump and have problems in pressure adjustment but will definitely apply that is learnt
Looks good👍🏻 great advice too. I was a professional painter for 27 years, I used to dread that color because of the time involved in making it happen, I used to shoot Sikkens also for a long time. It was even more of a treat doing it in waterborne too🤦🏻♂️ I always hated using a gauge and would just adjust my guns by sound and feel, definitely not great advice for someone starting out but I couldn’t stand the “clunkiness” and it always worked for me. The only time I halfway used a gauge was with the digital Satas….. until the batteries died lol. Great content🙌🏻
This is the first video Ive seen of yours. I'm happy I found your channel. Great video learned a few things which is great. I'm new to painting and have only done a little bit of it. My first blend was on my 1969 Bronco I had to weld up the hood that had a cut out from a large scoop and I had to blend the 18" square cut out repair into the two sides and front nose and still keep the worn patina at the edges. It was very difficult, to do in the 6"-12" blend area, but I had a paint shop owner that didnt believe that I did the repair because I'd the difficulty. I just did some rust repair on the rockers and a 2x2" corner of the drivers door and will be blending again into the worn paint of the upper door and quarters. The goal is to keep truck looking untouched. Thanks for the good content I'll be a regular on this channel. Hope I can learn more.
First class demonstration! Thank you very much for sharing your top end paint job! It appears to me that you ve surpassed the original paint quality of the car or at last equaled it,total respect,👍👍👍
Noise cancellation with or without for me not an issue, painted for many years myself and as you said “ experience painters can tell by the sound “ that’s what I did , didn’t even use a pressure gauge . Enjoy your videos and have suggested these to people who want to learn.
I like the sound (no filter). It allows me to hear the air flow better / more realistic. Which helps me know what to listen for. If you are doing your initial intro or outtro you can use the filter
Sokkal jobban szeretem, ha hallani lehet mindent. Én nem kapcsolnám be a zajszűrést. Kell a háttérzaj a hangulat miatt. Tökéletes munkát végeztél a videóban. A levegő cső hiba és a szösz eltávolítása kifejezetten segítő volt számomra. Köszönök mindent! 🙏
Love the cancellation. The info is the key and not competing with background noise is better, especially for the hearing impaired! Ask me how I know! Thx for your concern Brian.
You have given me inspiration to do a full color change on my car in candy! Never painted an entire car but am taking my time at every step. Also got one of those inflatable paint booths, I’m trying to give myself the best possible chance😂
I prefer noise canceling off while you are spraying, even if you are talking. Hearing the environment helps me match that sound when I'm painting. Same goes for speeding up the spraying portion of the video, some of that needs to be at normal pace so beginners understand how fast to move. If you were just speaking, noise canceling can be on to minimize the background but then it almost sounds like a voiceover or some weird AI thing. The result on that repair and your teaching of the process are top shelf. Thanks for asking for our opinion.
I would use the top of the fan for blending. Arcing my passes down as I blend back. Finish up with a drop coat on a regular metalic( not a tri-stage). Arcing the top of my fan to match the curve of the panel . Hiding the blend. Have showed a few young painters how to do this. They always thank me for showing them this technique. 😋
Brian - thanks so much for all the education. I'm 64, and the last car I painted was in the late 70's. Acrylic enamel... I never was a good painter. Thanks to your channel, I'm seeing some real improvements. As for noise canceling - nah. It's useful to hear the sound of the gun. A few questions - while it is obvious when you speed up the video for time's sake, it was not clear to me if you had sped it up or not when you were painting the hood. Do you really move that fast? If so, I've got to adjust some things.
Brian,I have learned so much from you I just wanted to say thank you for making these videos. As far as the noise cancellation,it makes no difference to me. By the way that paint job is beautiful.
Like the noise cancelation it really helps your voice to come through clearly. Great videos very well thought out easy to understand. Wish I could watch some videos on spraying latex paint that were as helpful as yours. Thanks for the sharing of information.
Please no noise cancelling Brian. We want the fullness of your voice and the background noise makes us feel present when you teach us your magic 😀😀 keep up this fantastic work !
Great job on the blend! And also the tips and tricks too! I'd say for the Immersive experience of being inside a paint booth, noise canceling off. When using headphones I can hear you speak just fine either way. "The learning doesn't stop when the video ends" Thanks Brian
The noise cancelling is a major improvement. To us, air pressure settings are just one of the elements needed for a perfect finish. One spray gun is setup, to us, the most important element is paint viscosity coupled to air & body temperature.
I agree with @scotterwood4 the effects of the air helps us hear the real air spray noise. Great tips about the reducer too. Do you ever use a reducer or activator in your clear? I'm also having a few issue with a haziness to parts of me clear coat (almost like a frost color) ... looks great going on but it dries in clouds up. Is that moisture in the air or something else?
Had some problems with 46V. Could get a good blend. This video dropped on to feed 3 hours ago. Used your process using the base and mid oat mix. I went 30 /70. And bang smashed it. Cheers Brian. Could not have asked for better timing.
Brian you are great at explaining things. I learnt so much from your videos. Especially the one you did about clear base coat and blending. Its a an amazing technique that many lainters don't know about. I honestly wouldn't paint a car without doing this now. Keep up the great videos my friend. A the best for. England 😎👍
I believe I speak for all of us mechanics that have hearing problems. It is hard to hear someone through background noise. It would be nice to have noise cancellation during your explanations and no cancellation while spraying. I dont need to hear a booth fan in the background, already hear it enough. Thanks for your amazing videos Brian. Much appreciated!
The best spray booth & equipment I ever used was: 1) Positive pressure from above down to flowing water under grids below the car. 3) Paint & thinners mix was measured to the micron & then 'Fyods cup' flow rate tested. 5) The wall were painted with a contact adhering paint that could easily be peeled off when contaminated. 4) The Devilbys was mind blowing to use as it was a gravity spray gun that ran on warm air @ 10 psi. In fact, the only thing you needed to watch for, was 'even spray' over . 5) Then, after spraying, the car was moved into a negative air charged, warm air drying booth for 15 minutes. Unfortunately I was only allowed to spray my own car in this environment. Needless to say, that was the very best result I have ever achieved. Ha-ha The car looked like it had a piece of glass covering it. No polishing needed.Ha-ha
Unless there is a real need, I prefer the background noise. And these 3 stage reds are so awesome. The first videos I’ve ever watched I freaked out at the base coat and how wildly different it was until the mid coat was applied. It’s so satisfying to watch and see the final product. Awesome job Brian ✊✊✊
You have great informative videos, and your presentation is awesome. Noise cancelling is good while you are talking. Either way is good during spraying. Thanks for all your teaching and tips
I like it better without noise cancellation. Just saying, I'm making props for movies/photos/exhibitions, which means I have much smaller areas to paint. But, that also means, a bad spot in the paint, say 1 mm diameter, let's say in a suit of armor, will blow out like crazy in a hero shot. This 1 mm imperfection can then be half a meter on the silver screen in the cinema. You see, it's pretty important to get stuff flawless, even on smaller parts. I watched quite a few of your videos, and much of what I learn here can be scaled down to what I need. Thank you so much for those tips, I'll keep watching!
Hi mate Outstanding videos as always, with very detailed explanations of what is required to get a top notch job done So I want to thank you for taking the time to put these videos together. I do a few videos on landscape photography and our off road racing, so I understand how time consuming it is to get them together As far as the noise cancelling question, I personally MUCH PREFER it to have NO NOISE CANCELLING. The reason being, I want to hear what the gun etc is doing
nice tips man. this works well for 3 stage whites as well. couple of things i disagree on somewhat. doubling up on the red in the mid coat, in some systems can end up being too red, and maybe 2 coats isnt enough, but then putting one more on ends up being too much. i think you have better control over that at mixing normally, depending on the system of course. the other would be the blend on the door, no stepping? not that it cant work, but like, i teach newer guys that the eyes dont see a horizontal blend as much as a vertical one. nice vid car looks great!
On a2020mazda3 46v having problems matching the color could you give me some suggestions on how to go about that because the color is just coming out to orange
Listen to you while on my drive home from work, funny enought i have a mdx aspec 😊 you do pretty good with your audio tuning that i dont mind the background noise, some youtubers will drown themselves out with music or use mic in wrong ways you nailed it
Definitely like it without noise canceling. At first noise canceling wasn't bad, but after the second time it is actually fatiguing to listen to. Too robotic/synthetic. The background noise is just part of the work, and your voice comes through clearly. Really appreciate you and your videos!
With noise cancellation it is to „artificial“. I like it with the original background sound. But with or without noise, you make very good, informative and instructive videos. Nice work! Keep going.
Scottterwood4 says it all. Brilliant finish as usual Brian. And once again thanks for the in-depth explanation on all including the touch up. I have done the hose trick and the coat when doing the roof. There is a whole new use for tape. Ha ha
Great job! Another very helpful tip, at least for me, would be to show the actual speed you are spraying at and then speed the video up. It would be very helpful! I prefer no noise cancelation, it's awesome for listening to music. I prefer to hear the difference between the air and materials coming out of the gun. We can still hear your voice fine. If you want to mix it up, no noise cancelation, while spraying and cancel it while talking. Otherwise no noise cancelation.
I prefer the noise cancelling when you're talking and don't mind the background noise during the spraying. Question - what pressure would you start with with an overseas touch up gun. I picked up one from Harbor Freight to touch up a small portion of a door jamb.
I have some hearing lost, so a clear sound (noise cancelation on please) is really must easier to follow what you are saying. I liked that you asked. Cool. The hose hitting the hood was actually a good lesson on how to recover and the lint too. Thank you for your efforts.
I wish some of the idiots I have worked with could have listened to you, they constantly criticized me for using similar techniques.Great teaching video for someone that wants to learn,you are great at explaining things.
Wow that look fantastic! I appreciate the speedy spraying but can you start a normal speed so we can see the perfect starting speed to move the gun. Sound is fine either way, when you are talking it is a slight bit clearer. Thanks you for taking the time to explain.
I absolutely love watching your videos and you taking the time to teach us I appreciate that very much. I have a 97 Chevrolet pickup truck that was factory galvanized and the paint is peeling. What would be the best way to address this issue and put down a beautiful paint job? Should I strip it and will that take off the galvanizing question mark Should I strip it and will that take off the galvanizing? I would prefer to leave the galvanizing in place and possibly sand down the areas and repaint over and then single stage Is and benna 2 part clear.
The noise cancelling is nice when you’re talking and explaining things but it’s also nice to hear the spray gun and such while you’re demonstrating
so true , spray gun melody is amazing
I think so, too.
@@stco2426 agreed, I don't mind the background noise while spraying, but if i had to choose one, I'd go with the noise cancellation. I don't care for the fan noise in the background.
I agree with scotterwood
My type of asmr
I don't mind the background noise. It gives the true feeling of the shop/booth environment.
That color came out fantastic!!
Forget the noise.. Truly a professional. Awesome job!!
I really like the noise cancellation when you're talking about important details, it's clearer and more concise.
Thank you for always looking to improve the channel.👍
I keep flashing back to those Earl Scheib commercials.."I'll paint any car for 29.95.".... Man, you make it look so easy. Learning tons from you. Thank you!!
Don't over think it, its just noise, your doing a great job
Ya nailed it😂😂😂😂
My Accuspray I purchased[650.00} around 1990 sprays @ 5-6psi and was fantastic then, And still does an awesome job today. Needles, Tips, And Air Caps is all thats needed. Actually bought 2 Guns, 1 for Base, 1 For Clear. It will last the rest of my spray days,
Like the background noise, Makes it Authentic.
I'm 73 now, l used to paint cars . I used a jga 502 paint gun . I'd start my color coat off at 30 psi waiting 15 minutes between coats. I would lower the pressure on the second and third coats. Then start my clear coat the same way but started at 27 psi. Dropping it on each coat . I would test the paint and clear on the paper between coats by putting my finger. If a light print was left , I'd add the next coat . Always shiny and smooth as glass
It actually sounds better with the noise. Lovely work❤
I prefer noise cancelling because there is no fluff in his teaching methods. A barrage of detailed information that requires my complete attention. The guy is incredible.
No on the noise cancellation Brian. I'll still watch, but I prefer the 'realistic' take on shop noise for all the detail. Plus, to your point about hearing gun tone and knowing how much you're laying down just from that. Great content as always. Cheers
NC off.
Having the background sound adds to the experience ❤
Noise cancelation is really nice. I just got done painting a 1955 BMW thanks to your help. I love this show, Brian you rock!
Noise cancellation. I watch a lot of different channels and you are the absolute best. Nothing that you do is half-ass and you are on a whole different plane than the others. Thank you Brian for all the time and money you put in to all your videos. It's amazing!
Wow ty!
In the mid 90s, I was painting cellulose in the UK, mostly flat colours (so no base coat plus clear), and was anywhere between 45-55psi, using a high end Devilbiss. Just goes to show how things change!
Thanks for the time you took to give a masterclass in this, I don't really mind about noise cancelling or not, I'd just come down on the side of yes noise cancelling.
Noise cancellation DISABLED for the win. Thank you for all of the effort that you put into your content, as well as the knowledge you share!
I like the noise cancelation feature. When you are attempting to explain things is so much nicer to be able to hear the important stuff clearly without the unnecessary background noise. Thanks
Thanks ,learnt alot from your tips,I'm an industrial spray painter using airless sprayer pump and have problems in pressure adjustment but will definitely apply that is learnt
Looks good👍🏻 great advice too. I was a professional painter for 27 years, I used to dread that color because of the time involved in making it happen, I used to shoot Sikkens also for a long time. It was even more of a treat doing it in waterborne too🤦🏻♂️
I always hated using a gauge and would just adjust my guns by sound and feel, definitely not great advice for someone starting out but I couldn’t stand the “clunkiness” and it always worked for me. The only time I halfway used a gauge was with the digital Satas….. until the batteries died lol. Great content🙌🏻
N/C not necessary. I LOVE watching your videos. I’m an amateur going to paint my own kit car. You’ve given me confidence that I can do it. Thanks!
I Like the background due to the fact it keeps you focused on the job and I think it is great.
This is the first video Ive seen of yours. I'm happy I found your channel. Great video learned a few things which is great. I'm new to painting and have only done a little bit of it. My first blend was on my 1969 Bronco I had to weld up the hood that had a cut out from a large scoop and I had to blend the 18" square cut out repair into the two sides and front nose and still keep the worn patina at the edges. It was very difficult, to do in the 6"-12" blend area, but I had a paint shop owner that didnt believe that I did the repair because I'd the difficulty. I just did some rust repair on the rockers and a 2x2" corner of the drivers door and will be blending again into the worn paint of the upper door and quarters. The goal is to keep truck looking untouched. Thanks for the good content I'll be a regular on this channel. Hope I can learn more.
Awesome I’m glad you liked the channel. Welcome aboard.
What tipe of gun is the low presure one
First class demonstration! Thank you very much for sharing your top end paint job! It appears to me that you ve surpassed the original paint quality of the car or at last equaled it,total respect,👍👍👍
Noise cancellation with or without for me not an issue, painted for many years myself and as you said “ experience painters can tell by the sound “ that’s what I did , didn’t even use a pressure gauge . Enjoy your videos and have suggested these to people who want to learn.
I like the sound (no filter). It allows me to hear the air flow better / more realistic. Which helps me know what to listen for.
If you are doing your initial intro or outtro you can use the filter
Works for me either way good job,and great detail. thank you for sharing
Sokkal jobban szeretem, ha hallani lehet mindent. Én nem kapcsolnám be a zajszűrést. Kell a háttérzaj a hangulat miatt.
Tökéletes munkát végeztél a videóban. A levegő cső hiba és a szösz eltávolítása kifejezetten segítő volt számomra. Köszönök mindent! 🙏
Love the cancellation. The info is the key and not competing with background noise is better, especially for the hearing impaired! Ask me how I know! Thx for your concern Brian.
You have given me inspiration to do a full color change on my car in candy! Never painted an entire car but am taking my time at every step. Also got one of those inflatable paint booths, I’m trying to give myself the best possible chance😂
The noise cancelling is nice when you are talking..at the same time is okay to enable the noise while spraying and demonstrating
SO much great advice in this one Brian! Thanks for the extra tips on blending additive and base layering.
I like the noise cancelling. I can hear your voice great and I can hear the gun. I like how it removes the booth noise from the fans.
Beautiful job on the repaint. It looks like you just poured the paint on it. Love the Color as well..
The noise cancelation is my preferred choice!!!! Excellent video and information!!!!
I prefer noise canceling off while you are spraying, even if you are talking. Hearing the environment helps me match that sound when I'm painting. Same goes for speeding up the spraying portion of the video, some of that needs to be at normal pace so beginners understand how fast to move.
If you were just speaking, noise canceling can be on to minimize the background but then it almost sounds like a voiceover or some weird AI thing.
The result on that repair and your teaching of the process are top shelf. Thanks for asking for our opinion.
Beautiful job, it’s really satisfying seeing a craftsman at work!!
I would use the top of the fan for blending. Arcing my passes down as I blend back.
Finish up with a drop coat on a regular metalic( not a tri-stage). Arcing the top of my fan to match the curve of the panel . Hiding the blend. Have showed a few young painters how to do this. They always thank me for showing them this technique. 😋
Brian - thanks so much for all the education. I'm 64, and the last car I painted was in the late 70's. Acrylic enamel... I never was a good painter. Thanks to your channel, I'm seeing some real improvements. As for noise canceling - nah. It's useful to hear the sound of the gun. A few questions - while it is obvious when you speed up the video for time's sake, it was not clear to me if you had sped it up or not when you were painting the hood. Do you really move that fast? If so, I've got to adjust some things.
I remember those enamels.They would run just looking at them
This man is a genius! Wow.
As I'm watching, I truly love the techniques and the end results amazing 👏
I LIKE THE NOISE TO HERE THE PRESSURE CHANGING,GREAT JOB
Brian,I have learned so much from you I just wanted to say thank you for making these videos. As far as the noise cancellation,it makes no difference to me. By the way that paint job is beautiful.
Use noise cacelling. No question its better.
Like the noise cancelation it really helps your voice to come through clearly. Great videos very well thought out easy to understand. Wish I could watch some videos on spraying latex paint that were as helpful as yours. Thanks for the sharing of information.
Great video! Very technical and specific. The blend portion of the video REALLY helps
Love your videos.
Blend line on door is brighter. Indoors and outdoors.
Please no noise cancelling Brian.
We want the fullness of your voice and the background noise makes us feel present when you teach us your magic 😀😀
keep up this fantastic work !
Great job on the blend! And also the tips and tricks too! I'd say for the Immersive experience of being inside a paint booth, noise canceling off. When using headphones I can hear you speak just fine either way. "The learning doesn't stop when the video ends" Thanks Brian
The noise cancelling is a major improvement. To us, air pressure settings are just one of the elements needed for a perfect finish. One spray gun is setup, to us, the most important element is paint viscosity coupled to air & body temperature.
When you transition to mid coat and mix it with the base, do spray the whole based are or just the blend?
Good video and I like the noise canceled but either works well
I agree with @scotterwood4 the effects of the air helps us hear the real air spray noise. Great tips about the reducer too. Do you ever use a reducer or activator in your clear? I'm also having a few issue with a haziness to parts of me clear coat (almost like a frost color) ... looks great going on but it dries in clouds up. Is that moisture in the air or something else?
Had some problems with 46V. Could get a good blend.
This video dropped on to feed 3 hours ago. Used your process using the base and mid oat mix. I went 30 /70.
And bang smashed it.
Cheers Brian. Could not have asked for better timing.
Nice work, fantastic blend. I never thought of doing the blend area first. Worked out great.
Noise cancellation "ON" is much better. No distractions to compete with your voice.
What do you recommend for a beginner's paint gun?
Samsung buds pro3,excellent noise cancelation ❤
Brian you are great at explaining things. I learnt so much from your videos. Especially the one you did about clear base coat and blending. Its a an amazing technique that many lainters don't know about. I honestly wouldn't paint a car without doing this now.
Keep up the great videos my friend. A the best for. England 😎👍
I found your voice clearer with the NC activated, didnt really affect the background noise tor mine.... Great paint job....
Noted. Ty!
I believe I speak for all of us mechanics that have hearing problems. It is hard to hear someone through background noise. It would be nice to have noise cancellation during your explanations and no cancellation while spraying. I dont need to hear a booth fan in the background, already hear it enough. Thanks for your amazing videos Brian. Much appreciated!
6 of one 1/2 dozen with or without I get your technique. Thanks for the insites, very helpful.
I like the noise it give the illusion I'm there with you I really concentrate on your videos
The best spray booth & equipment I ever used was:
1) Positive pressure from above down to flowing water under grids below the car.
3) Paint & thinners mix was measured to the micron & then 'Fyods cup' flow rate tested.
5) The wall were painted with a contact adhering paint that could easily be peeled off when contaminated.
4) The Devilbys was mind blowing to use as it was a gravity spray gun that ran on warm air @ 10 psi.
In fact, the only thing you needed to watch for, was 'even spray' over .
5) Then, after spraying, the car was moved into a negative air charged, warm air drying booth for 15 minutes.
Unfortunately I was only allowed to spray my own car in this environment.
Needless to say, that was the very best result I have ever achieved. Ha-ha The car looked like it had a piece of glass covering it. No polishing needed.Ha-ha
Only you and the hit factory, showed me the chase the tail technic ❤❤❤, great work ❤❤
Unless there is a real need, I prefer the background noise. And these 3 stage reds are so awesome. The first videos I’ve ever watched I freaked out at the base coat and how wildly different it was until the mid coat was applied. It’s so satisfying to watch and see the final product. Awesome job Brian ✊✊✊
You have great informative videos, and your presentation is awesome. Noise cancelling is good while you are talking. Either way is good during spraying. Thanks for all your teaching and tips
I like it better without noise cancellation.
Just saying, I'm making props for movies/photos/exhibitions, which means I have much smaller areas to paint.
But, that also means, a bad spot in the paint, say 1 mm diameter, let's say in a suit of armor, will blow out like crazy in a hero shot. This 1 mm imperfection can then be half a meter on the silver screen in the cinema.
You see, it's pretty important to get stuff flawless, even on smaller parts.
I watched quite a few of your videos, and much of what I learn here can be scaled down to what I need.
Thank you so much for those tips, I'll keep watching!
Hi mate
Outstanding videos as always, with very detailed explanations of what is required to get a top notch job done
So I want to thank you for taking the time to put these videos together.
I do a few videos on landscape photography and our off road racing, so I understand how time consuming it is to get them together
As far as the noise cancelling question, I personally MUCH PREFER it to have NO NOISE CANCELLING.
The reason being, I want to hear what the gun etc is doing
nice tips man. this works well for 3 stage whites as well. couple of things i disagree on somewhat.
doubling up on the red in the mid coat, in some systems can end up being too red, and maybe 2 coats isnt enough, but then putting one more on ends up being too much. i think you have better control over that at mixing normally, depending on the system of course.
the other would be the blend on the door, no stepping? not that it cant work, but like, i teach newer guys that the eyes dont see a horizontal blend as much as a vertical one.
nice vid car looks great!
I like the noise canceling off. I like to hear the gun!
I like the noise cancellation. I have hearing problems and it helps me to have less background noise. 👍🏻
Fantastic work once again. Use the NC if/when you think it is necessary....best way to go.
On a2020mazda3 46v having problems matching the color could you give me some suggestions on how to go about that because the color is just coming out to orange
Hi Brian love the series your brilliant fully admire you for the time and effort you put into the channel for us viewer’s
Noise cancelation is nice. Some background is fine. Great finish.
Listen to you while on my drive home from work, funny enought i have a mdx aspec 😊 you do pretty good with your audio tuning that i dont mind the background noise, some youtubers will drown themselves out with music or use mic in wrong ways you nailed it
Definitely like it without noise canceling. At first noise canceling wasn't bad, but after the second time it is actually fatiguing to listen to. Too robotic/synthetic. The background noise is just part of the work, and your voice comes through clearly. Really appreciate you and your videos!
With noise cancellation it is to „artificial“. I like it with the original background sound. But with or without noise, you make very good, informative and instructive videos. Nice work! Keep going.
Nice work, on color blending, makes sense, I plan on adjusting my technique on pressure, and material delivery, thanks for video
Scottterwood4 says it all. Brilliant finish as usual Brian. And once again thanks for the in-depth explanation on all including the touch up. I have done the hose trick and the coat when doing the roof. There is a whole new use for tape. Ha ha
Thanks Brian best in the business and real passionate about paint work 👌
Great job! Another very helpful tip, at least for me, would be to show the actual speed you are spraying at and then speed the video up. It would be very helpful! I prefer no noise cancelation, it's awesome for listening to music. I prefer to hear the difference between the air and materials coming out of the gun. We can still hear your voice fine. If you want to mix it up, no noise cancelation, while spraying and cancel it while talking. Otherwise no noise cancelation.
Noise cancellation is excellent, your voice sounds fine, keep it NC on!
I prefer the noise cancelling when you're talking and don't mind the background noise during the spraying.
Question - what pressure would you start with with an overseas touch up gun. I picked up one from Harbor Freight to touch up a small portion of a door jamb.
I have some hearing lost, so a clear sound (noise cancelation on please) is really must easier to follow what you are saying. I liked that you asked. Cool. The hose hitting the hood was actually a good lesson on how to recover and the lint too. Thank you for your efforts.
I like how the noise canceling gets rid of the fan / background noise.
I don't like noise cancellation because I'm listening to everything: Your voice, the gun, the fans, everything
I think it sounds absolutely perfect
Natural noise works fine.
It also makes it more realistic as if we are there with you
Thx
Hi Bryan, I am not expert with English so the noise cancelation is very good for me to maintain focus on your explanations💯💯💯
I wish some of the idiots I have worked with could have listened to you, they constantly criticized me for using similar techniques.Great teaching video for someone that wants to learn,you are great at explaining things.
Great video, very well explained. I like the noise cancelling.
Wow that look fantastic! I appreciate the speedy spraying but can you start a normal speed so we can see the perfect starting speed to move the gun. Sound is fine either way, when you are talking it is a slight bit clearer. Thanks you for taking the time to explain.
Looking good! Thanks for all of the great tips.
I like it better with noise cancellation. Your easier to understand. Thanks for all the help.
Noise cancellation is excellent when you're really wanting to explain the process of what you're doing!
Thanks for the info appreciate it
I much prefer your commentary without noise cancellation👍👍
Thanks for another great video.
Awesome info Brian. You rock it bro
Works good keep the noise cancelation!
Thank you. great tips 50/50 on the noise like to hear the spray gun 👍👍
I absolutely love watching your videos and you taking the time to teach us I appreciate that very much. I have a 97 Chevrolet pickup truck that was factory galvanized and the paint is peeling. What would be the best way to address this issue and put down a beautiful paint job? Should I strip it and will that take off the galvanizing question mark Should I strip it and will that take off the galvanizing? I would prefer to leave the galvanizing in place and possibly sand down the areas and repaint over and then single stage Is and benna 2 part clear.