I’ve hand painted 2 vans, 1 Land Rover and an 8 wheeled tipper cab in the past, using a paint called speedcoat 2, all turned out very well, I even used a mini roller and the finish was still excellent.

so do the brush strokes stay? do you have to sand down the brush strokes when paint is dry?

Thanks for these videos, I’ve got a mini and it’s good to know it’s possible to brush the paint on rather than pay for expensive spray job!

Your volume level is really low😊

Very impressive are you using cellulose paint

Excellent Can"t find the clear coat, do you have a link or where did you buy it? Thank you

What materials are those briquettes made off?

What paint did you use and where did you get it from. Could you put some links as well as the clear coat 👍

what type of paint are you using

2 doubts to reply on : 1. I park my car daily under tree and due to less time I am able to wash my car once in a week or in 2 week only , and during winter time flower and fruit kind of thing fall from that tree and make brown spots, not easily removable, on my peal white car paint. Also, scorching sun light comes during day time after 12pm and upto 4pm. Will seal and shine will be able to withstand scorching sun heat and protect car from those marks coming ? 2. Can we apppy Seal n shine on windshield ? How is night driving experience after that ?

Extraordinary paint job with a classic-look results. Could you recommend to apply this way of painting to an old vespa? It is in good shape, no rusts. It is painted in dark-green colour, and I would like to change it to a white or ivory color. Thanks

Good work.

Nice paint job. The sound is very low on your channel. Thanks see you on the next video.

Brilliant, Thank You very much love this Tutorial 😊

Can this product be wet sanded to polish up?

Is it your standard enamel paint?

I'm going to try this product on one of my projects. I'm used to spraying but also learned how to brush paint to a glass finish as a teen. If it can take flatting and polishing it's worth trying out. I think I'll do a test piece first though. I have had reactions before using different products together. And i don't know enough about many of them, as to which are compatible.

were you happy with the finish,?

Was holding my breath waiting for the fumes there!

I find you need to screen new paint because there’s junk in it. Imagine how good it would be with $20 dollar brush.

First, great job, and thank you for sharing. I'm a senior, and have been painting cars with a brush for over 50 years now. My grade 7 teacher painted his car with a brush, and I learned by helping. Then by practicing, and this summer I painted my car at the curb. Passerbys would ask, "What are you doing?" And I told them I was painting my car. (Brush in hand) Mostly they're shocked, "You can't paint a car with a brush!" A few weeks later, one of the neighbours asked me to look at their car. "Can you paint this one?" When done properly, it looks great, and stands up better over time.

As a old expainter I remember talk about the old 20/30s hand painted cars, magic looked like a sprayed job if not better. Well done looks fantastic many thanks

Nice. Brushing on paint doesn't get the YT love that even cheap spray methods do here in the States. Don't get me wrong there are some fantastic YT channels that teach spray painting but not much for ye olde brush method. Rustoleum Turbo cans are great but not cheap either.

That clear coat is easier use than varnish and polyurethaning my mid-century cabinet!

It was like watching paint dry.

Excellent. Damn all the desktop experts!

Cooper S with Twin Tanks, Very Cool.

Well done

Well done.

Why not open the door to allow for a full edge with no clear getting on the door?

Jesus Christ. Spend 10 minutes learning how to operate and place a camera. Holy phuk

I hate to be the spoil sport around here, but you can still see the brush marks in the finished and cured panels he showed at the end. You get a very nice looking and decent finish with a brush, but not the mirror-like finish you get with spray paint.

My jaw dropped when he picked the dust out with his fingers...... I love this! .... makes so much sense for some cars like my 914 that has rattle-can painted flares. This is the Ultimate DIY

I'm impressed! I'm looking at a 23-year-old, white Mercedes and thinking about using this product. At the present, she looks great from 20 feet away. Using this product, we might be able to get much closer to her before gagging. LOL.

Damn that looks good but how you going to enjoy it if you're in the hospital under respirator From the fumes that s*** puts out

That looks fantastic ! Great job 🎉

Good, but you skipped the last steps so that the finish is identical to a sprayed finish: cutting and polishing. You use 600-800-1000 grit wet/dry sandpaper, and then a final polishing with a polishing compound. You can slather a clear coat on any old way, but it’s the cutting and polishing that creates the smooth, mirror-like final finish.

You said that you'd enamelled it but will it work on the original cellulose paint? It goes on easy, but will it come off as easily if it ever needs repainting? You didn't really give us enough information about the product.

These small spunge rollers work just as well, done it before

Interesting. Can it be wet sanded and polished?

What colour code is the mini?

all the old cars back in the day were hand painted with coach paint. got a feeling i still have a tin somewhere....

Friend of mine sprayed his old motor outside with hammerite back in the 70's ( diluted with hammerite thinners ) The finnish was smooth ( because of the dilution ) and it dried in no time at all ! Tidy job ☺

The sound is so bad

When i learnt to brush paint (Gloss front doors say) watched an old documentary, two old guys painting a huge Victorian front door and they never feathered like you did but the more brush strokes back 'n' forth in the same spot produced a glass like finish and they explained this technique as they went along. Yes it's a lot to do with the prep work but it's also in the finish. Great job you did here and i remember my neighbours in the 70/80's painting their Cortina MKIII by hand and doing a great job of it. 👍👍

It’s not much about the technique used, the number one problem still persists: dealing with dust and insects.

Well this is great I`m definately going to try this on my van and probably save a fortune on the paintwork it requires. Thank you , very informative.

How long does it take to cure? Also can this be used over existing two pac clearcoat?

Great job! That stuff may be good for faded plastic headlights!

WOW ......Many Thanks for your upload 🙂 . My old mate did it to a VW Combi with a light roller ...... but you are first on youtube to demonstrate it !!!! . I knew it was possible ........ and i look forward to doing my old Swedish car ........ as the art is also the "cutting back" and polishing .......(not forgetting the "prep work") . Many Thanks