I appreciate everything you show, i was never fortunate enough to go to trade school. I started as a sign painter years when I was 20 and had someone to ask me to paint a car at work for them, one thing led to another. I’m 25, I now own a small auto paint and body shop I still to this day learn new techniques and tips from your content. You’ve definitely gave me the confidence to get out my shell and try new things to be successful! Thank you Brian!

@jkrak6990

4 ай бұрын

Good for you man! Keep up the great work and I hope your business does great things!

The fact that you’re there telling the prep guy how to apply the glaze is really cool man ! I’ve worked for plenty of shops and no one would want to teach me or give me advice . Salutes to you hermano

@markaraujo06

3 жыл бұрын

so did i i painted better than my dad i can compete so you can't teach me i got it

@JackRR15

3 жыл бұрын

That's so fucking stupid. I hate people like that.

@strattuner

2 жыл бұрын

@@robertlivingstone8733 your yearning to learn is all of it,your approach was correct,doing the jobs wrong, echoes all the way back to the service writer and into the public where you really get butchered,customers don't know squat,but they do know this,IT DON'T LOOK LIKE IT DID WHEN I BOUGHT IT,hate those words but they ring true,professionalism is not just a word,quality takes time and there IS NO SHORTCUTS WITH NEW MATERIALS

@jasonmacjonesjones5347

2 ай бұрын

I understand I've been giving away the game for free for years I stopped talking people will cut into your money

Was auto painter for 23 years now in the aircraft industry l enjoy to see new techniques and learn from them you truly have a talent keep up the good quality of work

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for being a veteran in this trade and still willing to learn. True hero Jason.

Brian Your videos are easy to understand and I learn heaps every time I’m a novice big time but have a few older classic cars to paint You’re giving me the confidence to have a go at it Cheers From Australia

Car painting has advanced so much from when I learned from my Dad - He was an auto body wizard for over 40 years - did it all - from minor wrecks to complete restoration - including refinishing. Watching you brings back memories of hanging out with him at his body shop, and watching him work. Your knowledge, attention to detail, and techniques is the best I've seen since. Great work , man!!

After watching countless videos of you painting, I decided to take on the task of painting my 1989 jeep wrangler. Im doing a 4 stage paint with metallic base with candy apple red and metallic clear coat. Ive made some mistakes, actually a lot. But I try to take it in stride and remember not to overthink it....its just paint

Excellent video and I love how clean and organized the shop is. Have worked at shops locally here and not near that clean. I have never seen a service tech use his tool box to store parts for a car he was working on. Love it!!!!!!!!!!!

I've been watching your videos and can't thank you enough I'm painting my boat and with your help it's Turing out great. I've had some set backs but i got through it so thank you

love that you thinned out the final for transparency! awesome! you stay in control that way! excellent job tough color!our bane back in the day was certain metallic golds also!!

I have been painting for 20 years plus, nice work bro, just ran across this page, glad im still up to date with all new guns, and technics. Beautiful job

Brian , keep the videos coming I learn something new everytime I watch them. Your explanatory narration serves you well as well as being very informative.

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Newer videos are the best. Learned a lot about editing.

I love that colour, but have been worried about buying a car that colour because of the difficulty in blending any repairs. You've nailed it Brian! 👏 Awesome!

Man I appreciate this video so much dude. I've been spraying water for the past 8 years and just switched to solvent a couple months ago and have been having a hard time with my high metallic blends. This video is the best advice I've had yet. Keep it up man. Awesome work.

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks wade!

this is the first color I have ever tried to paint...it was a nightmare and super discouraging but I learned so much from the process. I feel like solids might be easier but I guess I will find out soon enough haha. Special thanks to you and your videos too! definitely helped me a ton!

Absolutely fascinated with the process, Brian makes it sound as if most people should be able to attempt and end up with a good job...Can't be that easy I'm sure..Great videos!!

Nice work man. I'm a veteran painter and I enjoy your videos a bunch. Your channel is becoming one of my favorites. From NC.

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching. !!

Man your videos are fantastic. My husband painted many years all single stage. He says he learns every video. He can't get it out of his system. Thx for all you do

@PaintSociety

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome!!

I have seen a lot of videos on KZread. This is by far the best explanation of them all. Thanx for the information.

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!!

Generous of you to share your knowledge. Thank you for your expertise!

I'm pretty much going to reiterate previous comments but I feel like I need to say something. I have watched countless videos particularly looking for application tips and processes. I watched your video for the first time and I feel like I have learned more watching your video than the rest I have watched combined. You apply concepts that I haven't seen in other videos. There is more than one way to skin a cat but your process ensures nearly perfect results. I love your confidence and your concise instruction without all the blabber. I actually felt good hitting the subscribe button which I rarely do. Awesome job Brian, would love to shake your hand some time and say thanks.

I've been painting 40 years. I hate blending any panels. Your channel is awesome. I learn something on all of the. Material prices are ridic but the products are great and it beats the ol burn it in with reducer trick, lol.

iv been a an apprentice for 3 years so far and its so interesting to see such a different technique used compared to what is normally done.

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

It works!

Great information within all of your videos. It has really helped build my repair business in Australia.

what I've seen on ur site has help immensely I no how 2 paint but u have shown me 2 get even better.thanks

This video reminded me of the first silver metalic paint job I did,I had zebra stripes up the wazoo! At that point,I had painted about a dozen cars and thought I knew it all. Was I wrong! On the color,it appeared you did 95% overlap. I'll have to rewatch this video 10 times,there were alot of steps. Your results were great,great video,thanks for sharing.

Thanks, I was in my garage working on a BMW Black Saphire metallic bonnet and your video helped me. So much so that I subscribed and holy crap I clicked the bell too, which I never do.

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Man thanks so much!

As a private shop/ painter, it’s great to see you add the last coat of wet Bed before last blend, to me that makes a big difference for that 1 coat of spray, thanks for the videos

Great content obviously extremely talented at your trade my friend. Really enjoy and learn from your videos. Thank you 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Been a sprayer for 25 year worked in different countries as well and nice to see sumone not cut corners from the beginning and doing the job right ,took me a few years different ways etc but that's how I do them and always came out right , top man nice to see sumone who cares

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Some of my most favorite comments are from those who have been in the trade way longer then I have. I appreciate your positive attitude toward my page and how you give me great feedback !

Didn't appreciate how awkward that colour was until it was out in the real light, a really brilliant very clear video of how to blend,I really enjoyed it as I hate getting the car out and finding the dreaded stripe of doom,thanks i really appreciate your time in making these very absorbing learning videos

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

It’s happens many more times then once for me lol

Wow! Beautiful work. Great How To Class. Much Appreciated!!

Hands down excellent video I've picked up a lot from all your vids thanks for sharing

Man! The music when you were spraying the first coat of clear base, jamz! 🤟🏼

Really cool video, well explained and very very instructive. As always, you guy, did an outstanding job. Congratulations

At 22min I could only wish to work in a paint booth on my projects. The way the fog is pulled from the booth is great. I even checked out your younger year vid of home made paint booth but Im working on T4 van in small garage.

Keep doin' what you're doin', guys! I appreciate the fact you all are teaching and not entertaining. The music really rocks!👍🏽😎

@jallenvideos4690

3 жыл бұрын

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@dominicerickson232

3 жыл бұрын

Teaching very well but it’s still genuinely entertaining if you dig painting

@dogemcmoon9644

3 жыл бұрын

This IS entertainment

You are simply the best teacher. Thank you.

I really enjoy your videos. I'm getting ready to paint my corvette c5 silver and I think I have learned enough from you to make it nice 😉. Anyway still watching and learning. Peace ✌

Man, you've got some awesome airflow in the booth. I'm watching the clear cloud just go away....

@abiniz

3 жыл бұрын

SAME

Great work man!! The car came out pretty damn good in person. That tech working on the NSX seams pretty cool!

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

vteckillerfa5 he is. I plan to feature him much more often!

There are employees and there are team members.And it's good to see most all of you guys are members.

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

We truly are. Helping each other and work as a great team!

Just came across your channel and you make painting really understandable. I work at a body shop in Santa Cruz California as an estimator and watching your channel really helps me understand the process and I can communicate that to the client. Thank you

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

That’s awesome Javier. Sometimes it’s hard to explain why you need to blend the next panel. We always explain that trying to touch up paint in the middle of your wall in your house is going to show. Same concept.

@VictorNUribe

4 жыл бұрын

Great job Javier understanding how the process of painting really works, you my friend are going to be selling jobs like hot cakes at ihop. Getting educated in areas where is out of your hands makes you 10x better at your job in writing estimates as well.

@pitchforkpeasant6219

Жыл бұрын

@@PaintSociety completely understand the why. Just not the how. Do you add blending solvent instead of hardener or reducer or what would be the substitute mix ratio

Amazing job I can watch you all day long thanks for the video

Mega job Brian, this is a nightmare of a colour I've done it a good few times myself

I have extra respect for really good auto body men and esp the painters. Because it is a whole different skill than doing the mechanical work, and certainly no easier to do well! So much of it relies on experience, technique, intuition and knowledge, even more so than changing a clutch or pulling an engine. Auto body and paint is practically an art form and I understand why they have to charge as much as they charge!

You are simply the best teacher, thank you

amazing finish. I'm pleased to see outdoors end result! I'm impressed I was thinking it was lexus from the rear bumper cover and the swage line of the rear reflectors.... haha Nice work Brian!

I’ve seen a lot of your videos I’m digging this one in real time

Hey men I really like your painting bro i have learn a lot from watching chancel just the way how you us true the steps makes it ease to learn, and that blend was on key love it bro.

Great video. Can't wait to see more. Plus it looks like a great bodyshop to work in.....been looking around for one to work out of

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Love these guys here at the shop!

Learning new techniques on blending is great 👍 thank you 🙏

This guy is amazing!!! Learning a lot! Thanks for the info!!!

Great video,keep them coming, the learning never stops, thanks again

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Brian... I'm a guy that couldn't draw a straight line with a ruler... Watching you is fascinating... I'd lie to know just half oif what you've forgotten.... Kudos to your skill...

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Bruce!

your blending skills amaze,i've been doing metal work for years,i like new wrinkles of info,brilliant job,just brilliant

You are a real artist!

Well done . You have aroused my interest in car painting.

Great video great blending nice job Brian love watching your work and the music was pretty cool to not bad the only thing I couldn’t really hear the spraygun but that’s OK Great job all in all looked amazing🤙🎶🎶🎶🎶

HELLO BRIAN @Zenzo here in South Africa,thanks for the perfect video.I have been struggling with blending silver for years,but now i think i have found answers.

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome. Hope this helps!

@zenzondlovu5221

4 жыл бұрын

@@PaintSociety 100 %

This week will be my first time spraying a body panel , and using a gun,ever, due to my puppies attacking my front bumper... lol, I was so pissed at them cause I was about to sell my car...but because of them, I discovered your channel and I'm learning so much about the things I thought I knew...hopefully I develope half of your skills through practice and start making money from it... Thank you from a grateful subscriber 🤘

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Welcome!!

thanks for all the information , the part about clear on the edge,,im going to try that day after tomorrow , i got a bend job to do,,im going to check out all your videos,,,i never went to school for auto body,,,im self tought,i been doing it for40 sum years and im still learning

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Don’t need to school to listen to someone else’s opinion. Just hop on KZread and get out there and apply!

Thank you for the upload, great info!!!

Looks like a nice place to work.great job guys.👍

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!0

I don't work on newer cars but I gotta say, that's a fine job you did. Blending is a real art because it really isn't a one size fits all and it introduces that scary thing called technique. xD Again awesome job, I learn a lot from this stuff.

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

I really appreciate the specific feedback in your comment! I need to know if my content is actually coming across the way I intended it to do so. I really want my subs to gain knowledge from each of my videos and I also want to interact and learning from them as well! Thanks so much for watching and your comment.

Top notch job as always!

I'm a painter as well and real recognize real... You got good technique and skill..good job brother

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Love it! Thanks for watching and being positive on the channel. Maybe I can learn from you!

Great video and enjoyed watching it.

one of the best tutorial here in youtube keep it up sir

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Great video, never would have thought about reducing the color more when doing blends. I'll have to give it a try on the next one I paint. Keep up the good work

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Definitely helps!

@patrickallen8005

4 жыл бұрын

Not being a smart ass but how else would you blend without reducing the paint. I’ve been painting for 39 years & I’ve never known any other way.

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Just using extra slow reducer helps

@paulbanks9408

9 ай бұрын

What type paint you used on your boat.

Awesome work. You are the man, all of your jobs are perfect. I have one question, can I use different brands between primer, base coat and clear coat?

At the very end the light is making your work look less that perfect. I like that it helped me paint a truck. There was the kind of details that a near complete novice to auto painting needs. (I have painted plenty of heavy duty metal, but cars.... not so much. Cars are very different.)

Digging the videos and learning alot! Keep up the good job

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!!

Love your videos you make it look so easy my brother keep the good work! 1.4 iwata clear tip you use i see most use 1.2 1.3 how it works the 1.4 scary for my

After bagging the car, you can always just cut that particular panel out to seal. Once its flashed, cut the rest of car out so youre not masking. Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk

@sphdg

2 жыл бұрын

So usually I just let alittle sealer go over to my blend panell.... am I wrong for doing that.

@ThurgoodJenkinz

2 жыл бұрын

@@dill5500 great idea

Top notch quality right there . 👍 👌

Brian amazing. You are master of painting. Amazing job. Have 1 question. What is causing no painted small spots when I make first coat 2k paint?

Great job panting this lexus I had trouble spraying this color before. Sikkens sure has alot of fun things that can help you with colors n blending but any paint manufacturer can do the same results.

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Yes they can. Hard color

i am commenting very late because i watched it today nice and good job thank for detail information about blending the paint job thank gays

Great job and great music

Been in the trade for 7 years now, pushing out almost 30 cars a week but damn still feels good to see a nice high mettalic blend everyday. Perfect job mate very impressed. New subscriber to the channel anyways, have to try the dv1 for basecoat, have been using it for clear since my supplier lend it for testing. Anyways great work bro really impressed keep up the amazing stuff

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I love your positive attitude to the channel! I respect all veterans in this trade because it is very grueling and he’s try the dv1 for base. You’ll love

A+ teaching for sure. So on the overlap especially in 2nd coat of clear what do you recommend? Seems like very little overlap and really going over and over on the same section. I ask as I will painting this exact hue (Porsche GT Silver) and clear in the next 2 weeks.

turned out great thumbs up

Ive been painting for 40 years this is how its done ,california blend first base the door un tape ,clear base or clear blender some people call it balancer or binder ,start blending

Its just flawless ! 👌🏻👌🏻 Great job really, but i have a question please, what is the clear base that u put before base coat, is it a simple thinner ? Or something else ? Thank u

Looks awesome!

Thank God we have you to help us here 😊 Can you tell me the mix ratio’s of each blend after coating base colour on door plus how many coats please 🙏 It’s little vague on the mixes

I love your work. What air pressure did you use for clearing?

great video on how to blend light colours i use blending additive an fade out thinner from sikkens

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Sikkens making it real easy to pull Off chard blends. Lays so nice! Thanks for the view

V good painters v hard to find, liked the mask off for base on one door, save over spray NICE

When your doing bumpers, Are you using any type of flex additive in the paint?

very nice your are used under coat im also painter in japan in 5years until now..

Actually really surprised your not using the ws400 on complete overalls only, if your not careful you will slick them panels out to the point of not matching adjacent factory orange peel. Insurance work= tekna or prolites Completes=ws400 supernova but that's just my opinion. Great work and love the vids.

Excellent work!!! Just now finding your channel and subscribed. I just have one question: What is the song that starts just as you apply the clear base? Its a cover of another song, but I can't quite put my finger on it. Its some old 70's funk and it is sounding good!!!

You do great work..I don't think you needed the last blend agent you probably could have cleared after 2nd coat .looks good

I watch your vids just painted my bumper (1G3) came out very good except its darker than the rest of car and clear coat is dull, didnt use 2K. My plan is to get duplicolor spray can, sand then finish with a 2K clear.

The clear base you put on before you blend is it actual the same clear you use for the final finishing?

I'm a painter at a collision repair body shop. I started as a detailer and parts gatherer So most of my knowledge is just what I have learned over time from working there. I have never taped off my blend panel from sealer/color coverage. Am I wrong for that??

Great work brother, seems like a awesome place to work. The only thing I do different is I don’t panel clear. Great job 👍

@PaintSociety

4 жыл бұрын

Yes from time to time I will walk the car. Just depends. Walking the car is better though.

@mikemetcalfe1526

4 жыл бұрын

@@PaintSociety if you turn the air cap on your spray gun 90 degrees you don't have to walk the car with the clear. Because you will be spraying and overlapping the clear perpendicular instead of horizontally. Could you do a video about painting car perpendicular instead of horizontally to see which is better or if it can be done

Hey Brian, im painting a c10 with a satin tunnel ram gray metallic. Would I be able to spray the truck in panels or do I need to spray the Jams first then put it together to spray entire truck so the flake lays properly? And if so, would you just tape the jams so you don’t get spray thru

Great video ,I subscribed .