Can you do a video on how to avoid getting runs .

Keep em coming. Maybe some intentional mess ups that occurs and how to fix em on the spot. How about a burn through while cutting the panel you just painted and how to save it? Like right in the middle of a hood?

what clear coat blender was used?

What's the time frame for doing the blending? Right after clear, 20min after, anytime after etc.?

I’m assuming the blender goes on when the clear is still wet? Straight after?

Amazing video! Ive messed up clear bends and it has scarred me 😂 Its exactly as you say, big panels should just have a full reclear, not worth the headache, and clear blends on smaller or hide in body line areas.

Great video very well explained 👍👍Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪

Best video out there about matching 3 stage ❤

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So 320 to feather it down. Thats good info. I usually use coarser and have made the job harder.

I appreciate the way you explain. It is your style. Don't change the way you express your advice because negative person wants to attack you. Your videos are helpful and appreciated.

good, solid tips. Thanks!

Great video

Hi J do u spray the blemder after the clear Is dry

3ms the best. Ive tried diaomind cut 3000 but after wash id always have prep marks but with 3m never prep marks

You're the best beo, loved your explanation and gave me the confidence!! Now I have to find that blender can!!

I still sometimes have trouble blending clearcoat having a white line where I did the blend

It doesn't look like you scuffed up the shiny area where you put the blend, aren't you afraid of the blend pulling back without scuffing up that area? Good content sir👍🏼

Sometimes, after I do a buff it still has a hazy look to it. What do I do to fix it and what am I doing wtong?

Man my guy I needed this I guess I was missing some steps I only do bumper blends and try to walk away with just using blender since I do only dealer used cars but sometimes I have to come back and blend the following week to find out my blend area has fisheye or its hazy so anyways thank you for the help

And that ladies and gentlemen is how its done. Awesome video. And nice edits. Love 3M compounds and poishes expensive but the best for our needs. Keep them videos coming brother 🫡💪🏼

Great video but the music in the background while you're talking makes it hard to hear you.

Excellent video! I didn’t even know there was a clear blender product. Good job

Thank you ,thank. You for this. Nice instruction i”m was looking for a whole week, profesional and clear. Thanks

Thank you. ,thank you for nice instruction , I’m. Be looking for this. Information a full week. men,thank you.God. Bless you.

J I'm from south africa and i can't find "sealer" do you know it by any other name?is sealer 1k primer?

Found your channel. I'm NOT a pro sprayer, in fact I do something WAAAAAY different, but this is epic. Subbed Thanks for an AWESOME video.

Before your video I didn't know that you could use blender to the paint after you clear coat or where to buy it. Thank you for making this video!!!

That is a great idea. I've never seen that. Great video!!

Man, this is so incredably detailed and concise. I appriciate you sharing your Knowlwedge!

Appreciate your advice!!

Hey! I have slight problem as I have fish eye on the panel which it’s quite bad which I believe because of not cleaning panel correctly. I applied clear coat, then it has happened. Would I fix it by sanding entire panel with 1000 grit? Then reapply the clear coat. Thankyou btw!

Great video. I'm not sure when to apply the blender. Some posts have zaid to hit it before the clear dries. This video showed that it worked soon after ghe clear flashed.

I used a touch up paint kit(rattlecan) to paint match some plastic on my truck but the base coat is way too white, it doesnt really have that creme coloring to it

Definitely appreciate the clarification. Very helpful

Good tips 👍 Thanks

Thanks for the video, I will definitely try this out.

Thanks!

Hi, I l know you have answered but slightly confused. Could I ask if you don't mind please. When you have a brand new panel (before attaching it) you prime, base and clear coat. How do you blend it to other panels next to it? And when doing smart repair on small damage area. Do you sand damage area, then fill and sand. Then 1000 grit entire panel. Then prime damaged area, then base coat damage area but flick it so abit goes on other panel. Then clear coat it all? Thankyou!

Great video, thanks. I’ve watched a few different videos of this technique and I noticed that you were the only I’ve seen who applied the blender after the clearcoat was dry. The other examples I’ve seen all showed the same thing you did, except the blender was applied immediately after the final coat of clearcoat - while the clearcoat was still wet. Have you done it both ways, and found your way works better? I like your way because then you would not be rushed for time to quickly apply the blender. Thanks again for the video.

Awesome video man. Much appreciated as it helps me when i buy cars to flip. Looking forward to you making a polishing video to save/restore bad paint (that can be saved).

It would be kool to see you polish it out!

How long time you need to wait to applying blender after second clear coat

We used to use something called clear coat blender but there was no clear coat just on the acrylic lacquer paint. You had to set the pressure to 70 lbs pray and run when you sprayed it because runs were so common. Like water. It did shine. Then last was buffing. I'm going to try your method. I have some spots on the roof of my car where birds liked to use it. I just want to touch up those spots. Your videos are really great!!!! Thank you! Forgot to mention that was years ago like 40.

Looks nice, I always spray my first coat with out going to the blend zone, the second coat I take it to the blend zone

Does the clear coat have to flash first, before applying the clear blender?

Great video! Best explanation on blending I’ve seen. Wish it was available when I painted my car a few months ago. It was disappointing especially after seeing how great your job turned out.

The paint system I use I will dump out the clear from my gun and add a hot reducer in my gun to melt the edge

Yes to a polishing video! Also, one link you don't have is a pneumatic spray paint gun. I am new to this but what can someone look for when buying one? Maybe make a video of different ones and label what you find to be best.

Amazing work!!! When you spot repair, how do you blend the base coat? And when doing base & clear on a new panel before putting it on the car, how do you blend that? Thankyou !