PART 2 - Spot painting a tank - Metalflake, candy, special decal trick - painting tips and tricks
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Custom motorcycle painting. Keeping the area contained within the pinstriped area.
Tips and tricks on painting the flake, shading and a special decal trick toward the end.
See the end result of this metalflake job toward the end of the video.
Be sure to see part 1 which shows how to repair a dent and keep it contained within the graphics. Lots of tips and tricks in this video as well
Any questions on this video, please post below.
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Below is the orange tape I used in the video.
The orange 1/8” tape to use (used on bigger panel jobs) amzn.to/2WU1JeH
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Stunning paint job from the paint sprayer, nice job indeed. Thanks for making these videos, I learn something from every one. 👍
Thanks again. If watchers learns just one tip out of the vids, then what I'm doing is working
SO MANY helpful and smart tips in this 2 part series! Thank you!
Thanks again!
Even for an experienced painter great tips ! Thanks for sharing ,
Great to hear Julie. Appreciate the comment
Thanks for the great video, very informative!!
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful work.
Appreciate it!
I find a siphon gun better for flake , no clogging and nuts in bottom
Siphon fed guns work great for metalflake. Those are getting tough to find.
Can you do a white on black ghost flame one day
It really depends on work load and what you would want it done on. A 3 part motorcycle set yes, a car, I'd say no or unless it's already painted black with clear.
When you pull the tape, how do you treat the paint edge buildup of your graphics?
Normally I let the paint sit at least about 15 minutes. Be careful pulling. I have a video on tips on cleaning the edges. I can't remember which one. It may be the one with the yellow orange, red flames with the blue outline. There are a few ways I use to clean the edges. If you get them too thick, there is really nothing you can do. I mild edge is pretty common though
I find a sphine
Had to look that one up! :)