This Paint Trick will Blow your Mind!
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- Опубликовано: 19 май 2024
- In the world of autobody there are several ways to refinish a car but have you ever heard of a SMART repair before? SMART stands for Small, Medium Area Reapir Technology. In this video we utilize basic taping methods to paint just a partial panel but yet still give us the beautiful look of painting the whole panel. We are able to save not only time but tons of money in material. Click the play button to learn more!
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When he said try painting on something else ( for practice ) brought back a lot of great memories of my Dad practicing two tone painting all of the kids in our family's bikes, tricycles, wagons and even his power mower with Colonial White and Regatta Blue before painting his '55 Ford. Good job, sir..
Practice makes perfect!
In my case, to get the deposit back on a lease, I've repainted my mom's bumper on a Audi Q3. Had a massive stone chip and dent on the hood too. By the time I was done blending everything in it was 95%. Even managed to blend in the clear just feathering it in with the original. But, before I even attempted that repair. I practiced using clear restoring my sister's headlights and the taillights on an old Toyota pickup. Used to have to buff the plastic to get rid of the oxidation. Three years strong, nothing's pealed.
Man he's one hell of a painting guru!!
The awesome thing is he's a gym teacher too. Learned that the other day.
After adding a disclaimer more than once still there is the comment that this repair won't hold up over time. I don't understand people. I've been doing paint and body work over 30 years and have done this many times when the customer knew about it or even wanted it done this way. Nice video and explanation of the process. 👍👍
always nice watching someone who is good at thier job.
Used to paint back in early 2000’s even thro I’m out of the profession I still like to watch these videos and keep up with what’s going on in the world of refinish.
I have absolutely no desire to do this, but I just love watching a true master at work, and to hear the thought-process. Just brilliant.
Man, it is good to see someone do something that they LOVE to do. They usually do that thing very very well. Its like poetry in motion and I can't look away.
Brian, you make it look so easy. Love all the content and experience you share with us. God Bless
Good video despite the clickbaity title. No tricks/mind not blown -- just good equipment and consumables coupled with good technique. I admire the skill on display.
I appreciate the care Brian put into this work, having attempted repairs of this type 50 years ago. Oh the runs, sags, orange-peel and compounding to disguise it.
Memories! I have 30 years in paint trade here in UK. Retired from it 12 years ago now and remember all the vids you make in real time. Loved them cheers bud.
I managed the same shop for two stints over the years and I always enjoy watching a master of the trade.
This is really the only video you need to see. Showing how to not dump the paint on the car with light coats, taping tricks, prep, sandpaper grits, cleaning steps, blend (without blender), spray over existing clear coat, MAN! Thanks A lot Paint Society! PS. Still using my Astro HE, thanks to your review back in 2020. Some of my garage paint jobs look better than shops thanks to you.
Thank you!
Love watching a craftsman do whatever he does 110 %. 🙏🏼
i have watched your gun set up 101 video 3 times today. yesterday was my first time ever attempting to use a gun and nothing went right. i was up at 7am today in front of tv taking notes on fluid fan and air then watched your how to clean a gun video and did that, you sir are an absolute genius, great teacher, keep up these awesome videos got much better feeling bout next time now
and people say you tube is wasting time..... not us....we use it to learn.
That’s awesome fellas. Here’s the truth. I learned greatly how to paint through RUclips.
@@PaintSociety humble and a very nice chap. we very much appreciate your well put together videos dude. for us real hacks out there. you reckon you could do a full side respray outdoors with purely a LVLP gun ( small compressor) and working with the elements. i love my car but made mistake of giving it to bodyshop and they did a terrible job blending new paint into old, i wanna make it as good as i can. im in scotland so will have to pick my day very carefully ie no wind no rain no to much sun no to cold not to much midgies lol.. i might have a 3 day frame between now and end of august lol
Could you send any details on what when wrong Paul, I am sure Brian or the rest of us painters would be happy to try and assist with tips and ideas.
Man, you are gifted and no mistake. Thank you for sharing your talents.
@@randomthingsarebest1473 I don't know, Random, you tell us.
We will see. I have gotten pretty good success doing it this way. I respect your opinion. I did however mention 2-3 times in the video that this is not the proper way.
@@randomthingsarebest1473 "we would not do this on a customer car". this is a touch up on a loaner car.
@@randomthingsarebest1473 ok
@@PaintSociety @ should sealer be apply Always?? Before paint? No way to hide filler with 2k primer?
Brian is the best tech teacher on the internet, whether you are a DIY or professional with years of experience. An education like this would cost you tens of thousands of dollars at a technical school or college.
I have just used clear coat for the 1st time on one of my antique tractor restorations. Looks smart ......
Brian, Thank you for making these videos and sharing your tips and tricks, the way you present is great and simple to follow. 👍🏻
I could watch his how to videos all day, every day
Great video. As a cabinetmaker I can identify with clients wanting to touch the parts that are in the finishing process. Something about smoothness draws people in :)
man, you do so easily. Looks like you started and invented everything. You are really paint society's hero.
Brian I am a do it yourself type a person and have watched many of your videos and have learned a lot I really like this type of repair Thank You
Good work. Wish we had hundreds like you in body shops around the nation!
Great instructional video showing how important preparation is along with finding out what materials are available to do a cracking job. Thanks for sharing...
Man! But you are so thorough and detail orientated !..Great job !
Perfect timing, about to do a similar repair on a trunk. Appreciate the videos as always!
Nice work! THIS, boys and girls, is why learning to work in a trade and excel in it is important!
My most recent experience with a paint shop/repair ended with me going back into the office and asking the manager to accompany me to my vehicle so that he could explain why the rear lower bumper cover was 3/4" out from the upper. Without hesitation he said "Ah, he probably just didn't pop the tabs in all the way", and proceeded to pound it with his fist until they all locked. I can't imagine how the "technician" would have called that complete and moved it out on the lot.
your videos are the best... love how you go in detail when you explain things
Thanks! I have some rust to repair on my 1/4 panel. The painting with cans made me a bit nervous, but this definitely helps!
That was Like watching an episode of Colombo. I kept watching even though I knew what was coming next. Great job explaining the amount of steps material and technique it takes to do a consistently good job. This proves when you want to go faster slow down. And you only do it once. Good job..
You are so good at your instructional videos that I always feel like I could become a painter after watching. I love these videos.
That’s what I like to hear!
I've been doing that trick sometimes when there is the right edge but still the best to clear coat the whole panel..Bryan your the best
EXCELLENT Instruction and focus on QUALITY and of course detail!
bro... i been in the field lil over 25+ yrs .. ill admit ONE OF THE BEST VIDS ON THIS TYPE OF SPOT REPAIRS... >> props to u bro !
Awesome tips! I took auto body in high school but things have changed so so much.
Strangely calming to watch you do this. Many thanks
Your video gives me a better understanding of the cost of quality body work. Not my field at all but enjoyed watching and learning. Thanks.
Thank you for sharing your experience and talent!
Your content is damn good sir. I love the way you explain things to us non-bodymen so it's simple and easy to understand.
i used to do it all the time , so glad seeing someone else do it
appreciate you for taking the time to show us the knowledge man. Awesome 👍🏼
Mega Brian I love these smart repairs 🙏🙏🙏 explained brilliantly
Been painting buildings and houses for 31 years. None of us could hold a candle to automotive painters. I’ve never knew such things as this were possible. You’re a skilled artist my friend . Respect.
WOW thank you so very much for the video. I really enjoyed watching it and just goes to show how the right tools really make a difference.
I have never really painted a car or did a repair like this. Just always used spray cans LOL.
Great job , i used the foam tape last year for the first time, it's expensive but great stuff , cheers !.
Thank you! Very professional work as well as verbal guidance.
Brian thanks so much, that was really helpful. Stay blessed buddy 👍
Back in the day I would make a thin roll out of masking tape, sticky side out. That foam tape trick is killer. Enjoyed watching you work.
Fascinating stuff and its always so good to watch a real pro in action. Wish I could bring my cars to you!
Something to be said about proper,yet methodical preparation..You can rush it and really f@#k it up..This is a detailed demonstration in patience and attention to detail..Awesome job bro!! He made this presentation easy for alot of us beginners to comprehend and didn't make alot of us viewers feel stupid for not knowing..Excellent again my friend!!
Well said JR.
I've done mechanic work and painted for 40 years on mostly semi-trucks. I've bragged there's noting I can't fix but patch repairs have always been a problem for me. Even small dimples would lead me to paneling entire panels to avoid blending issues. As you can imagine on a semi-truck that can be a very large area. Thanks to your video I feel like I might be able to do it right now. You've taught this old dog new tricks. Thanks!
My husband painted for many years. He looks at your work and just says awesome. What a good example for a quick fix. Keep up the good work
Awesome to hear !
As always , flawless 👌 there is a handful of painters that have it , this guy is one of them.
Every video is better then last! Keep up the great work Brian
Cheers Brian. I watched a clip on cleaning up headlight lenses then your clip turned up. Yours was so interesting I watched the lot! Nice job. Thank you. I'm no painter so it's just some good background knowledge for me which may come in handy if I touch up one of my bikes.
A true Master ..great instructional videos, so many little tricks
The foam tape really makes a difference. Nice Job
Amazing work with extra-ordinary finishing
I'm originally from Spain. I'm not a car painter, I'm a cabinet maker and this brand is the one that I had use all my life , they are really good and not cheap either. Cool repair!!
Brilliantly demonstrated and explained. Thank-you
I appreciate your time to teach. Great work Sir.
Thanks I have some work to do on my truck and this really helped me.
When you said, that's good "we don't have to mess with it any more"..I laughed out loud. Cause that just what we do..
Outstanding detail. Presented by a dedicated journeyman.
Watched many paint videos. This is much better than the norm. Thanks guys...
You are an EXCELLENT teacher! Bravo!
You are a freakin' genius !! you do things that are like, "why didn't i think of that".
Follower from France. And also a subscriber.
Keep up the good job, you're a constant inspiration.
I did this all the time when i was a painter. It's very satisfying to get that crispy edge!
In my early 20s after Auto Body Shop in high school i also did this trick. early 2000's
Just discovered this channel. Excellent presentation and explanation! I’ve done a couple complete resprays with base clear but was always curious about how to cut in clear on a partial panel respray. Subbed for sure! Thanks!
Top content as always bud.
Cheers from Dorset UK
I just used your method and must say this smart repair is like magic. It worked although I got a bit too confident and took the base a little too close to the soft tape and had a line which can be repaired. More importantly the clear came out great with no line. 👍
Thanks for sharing your experience. Great stuff.
Wow! Such an awesome video and the explanation is so clear. Will try it out, definitely! Thanks!
I needed to see this video today, because I'm doing a very similar repair on a black acura.
Thanks for sharing your skills and advice
You certainly know your stuff an expert thanks for the video mate
Awesome lessons ... Keep up the great videos.. You should become an auto body teacher.. You show everything..
Thank you for sharing your experience, you are good
I wish I knew about that foam tape before now, there have been a few projects I could have used it on, very informative video thank you.
Good to see someone else who has patience.
Brian, thank you for inspiring videos.
You are a true Master of your Craft dear sir. Makes me have renewed respect for the craft. Thank you!
Hi Brain another great video .like the way you explain every detail in the painting procedure .Thanks
I love seeing the smooth glossy results. I hope you get more merch in your store soon.
Coming soon !
It took me forever to get used to foam tape, but now it's one of my favorite products
Good video. Thks for the tips on transitioning the new paint and clear coat to the old.
A real pro’s steps and attention to the details is impressive!
Just started following ur channel. Car came out amazing
Edge blending is an important skill for a painter to have, I learned to do it using the old feather edge tape, when they came out with the foam tape it made the job a bit easier to achieve good results, auto body repair materials have improved a lot over the years.
Agreed. Good skill to have for those certain jobs.
I do really, really appreciate all your shows and insight brother ! Your a beast 💪
I am a mechanic of almost 40 years. Never done body repair.. I am starting now... And your instructions are very ez to follow.. I thank you for your help..
Awesome !!!!
I do PDR around Chicagoland area I never touch freshly painted parts or people's work, unless they are at the beginning of the process. I do like asking questions about their process. It's one of those things that looks simple but there seem to be a lot of little details that add up to a good finished product. I had a shop do a SMART repair on my black Jeep bumper. I'm used to spotting overspray, paint runs, fish eyes, filler under the paint, etc because I need to look out for them when doing my work. I could hardly tell where the edge was when looking for it. I was very happy with that repair on my car, even though a shop doesn't consider it proper.
Doing something similar to this soon. Thanks! Just the info I needed.
I've done this 100's of times and it works great !
Hey Brian..... Absolutely amazing stuff and knowledge my friend.... I have learnt a lot from you
Great video - new respect for painting a vehicle.
I ALWAYS learn something new from you!! Keep it up!, great video!
Thank you Brian very informative I injoyed watching your skills