How to remove PAINT RUNS easy

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[@ginnipig]

Maybe you think it faux pas or people wont like it but take on some sponsors or sponsored paint jobs. Your content in this space is top notch and you deserve to be compensated. Keep it up Martin ♥!

[@OmnieStar]

Agree! Sponsors are nothing new, and its not gonna make people run away or stop watching, matter fact, he will probably end up with more viewers in the end, because the production value goes up with the more money!

[@azamwaugh]

Agreed! This video blew my mind

[@j.k.b5014]

That's just the German mindset. Man lässt sich nicht von Sponsoren für Werbung verkaufen

[@CycloKermit]

Thats the spirit I missed! Glad you're back 😀

[@jevgeniardassov]

It so nice to see You up on spirits Martin, however I think I can still see the stress behind the smile. Like Spock used to say “Live long and prosperous”! Signed for your Patreon, my first patreon support and I am glad I can help. 👍

[@gpurkeljc]

You're worth more money Martin. Great demonstration as always.

[@binitbob]

Brilliant video really useful info too. Nice to see Wet Sandra back in the videos too.

[@That_Stealth_Guy]

It's amazing how until this video that I've never heard of removing paint runs using this method before. Such a simple yet brilliant method. Thanks yet again Martin!

[@guillermomorbelli2005]

He is back!! ❤

[@brentnicol6391]

Great work, Martin, and I'm glad you are back. Just from my experience and you forgot to mention. Your clear coat can be dry but the highest point of the run might not be fully dry and when you try to sand it, it will end up in a complete new spray job. It can ruin your completed job. I went through it, and I know the feeling. Time was waisted and money was waisted.

[@JKG_Brandon]

I painted and detailed cars for over 10 years and never heard this trick, I went to ask my dad (he did it for well over 40 yrs) he also never heard of this one. After talking, the only thing we'd be worried about really is the body filler leeching the clear and making like a dry spot on the fresh clear, but in general I love the idea and if I was still doing it, I definitely would give this a real chance.

[@robertwhyte3435]

Great video. I hope you don't mind if I add some things I've learned over 40 odd years of doing high end detailing and colorsanding. So, typically, I put just a little dish soap in my wetsanding water and I soak the paper overnight at least. Obviously you don't need to do that if you're just touching up a small area but it makes the paper work better. Second, I wear a headlamp with an led light and try to have as little indirect light as possible. The reflection of that light will show every flaw in the surface, not the texture, but the scratches and swirls will really show. That way you know when your done and don't have to go extra and take off more paint. Finally, if you're working in an area where you can't get a machine, use a cotton ball to rub in your compound. A cotton ball is non-woven so it can't rub any pattern into the paint and cotton holds the grit of the compound better so it doesn't slurry around on the surface which makes it cut faster and cleaner. Again, thanks for the video. I like that you didn't hold anything back, that you explained what you were doing and why.

[@fmsam]

First time I have seen this method for solving a run, thanks for that Martin.

[@sperstarz]

You made the solution so logical 🙂

[@CoolBikeProjects]

Brilliant work!

[@Mike13091990]

Nice video!!!! I really enjoy doing custom paint. I am a beginner and your videos helped me a lot. Thank you very much. Keep up the good work

[@paultomlinson528]

Love the entrance... and what a result, perfect mate!

[@thomasalison6188]

Great tip, thanks Martin!!

[@mathguy829]

That was enlightening...keep up the great work Martin!

[@cogfather34]

Great tip! Thanks for sharing.

[@patriotgms]

Perfect! Thanks for this tips 👍

[@angelopargalia6271]

I am a old painter and this is the most, simpli and very rapid method. Old school

[@jordie00bogart]

I've always wondered what to do in this instance! I've accidentally sanded through them in the past.. Thank you!!

[@craiggoodyear352]

Thank you Martin, a new trick to solve an old problem!

[@noogscustombarn5321]

Thanks for the video!! Good to have you back in a positive mood.

[@Cedric.landes]

very good tutorial Martin !!!!! many thanks for your work and your nice videos

[@bobbobson7861]

Thanks Martin, so timely I just got a run on a frame I painted this morning.

[@loganmarriott11]

Excellent skills there Martin. Thank you for sharing and showing the technique

[@piotrkol91]

Nice! That is a problem I might face when doing my first paintjob so it's good to learn what to do beforehand :) Thanks!

[@jamesmarshall7392]

Amazing tip 👍 thank you

[@germurphy4986]

Great to see this level of detail

[@angeloangeli8860]

Great work ..thank you Love your videos

[@Civilsboy]

Great to see the old Martin back! 🎉❤❤

[@lukeharrison7879]

Thanks Martin ❤

[@llllYashullll]

I love your content, I am getting ready to paint my first frame and will be coming back to your channel. Thank you Martin

[@arkmantoxic]

You're the MVP, Martin, I learned just so much with you, and keep learning by the day

[@ARIVEstyle]

If you can one day, it would be beautiful to see a design in the Mexican style. We are 126,014,024 Mexicans, think about it ;) . and as always your work is the best

[@garysanderson4932]

A very handy tip tank you Martin😊

[@danielegray666]

Great work

[@BigBeezyBtown]

Thanks for the useful information! We don't need cinematic masterpieces, as long as we can hear your words and see what you're doing. You are a wonderful teacher.

[@MrJob91]

well done great explained

[@michaelsnedden9029]

That is a fantastic tip! Thank you, Martin! I will definitely try this if/when I get another run/nose.

[@jasonrathbone2937]

Awesome Tip!!!

[@ricardorivera6359]

Thank you so much 👍 I had a problem like this in the same place, and I had to sand almost the entire frame in the clear cout, to reapply it.

[@robzet81]

Good job!

[@whiteni99ad85]

You re the best Martin! Thank you for your Videos and your Knowledge! Grüße aus München

[@DonDadullo]

Pro as always! ❤

[@GeorgeD1]

You've just earned a new Patreon supporter! I hope there are many more videos to come from you!

[@dianecliff2776]

Great video, great colour bike 💜

[@kevinderung8524]

that is incredible...thank you

[@tonygenovese6239]

Good trick nicely done👍👍👍

[@federicodamore7225]

ETOE IS BACK😎👍great video as always!!🤙

[@_MrSnrub]

That is an awesome tip!

[@bradyb2482]

Thanks!

[@davidpackard8330]

Incredible, didn't know you could do that!

[@paulcocker]

Very handy tip , thanks bike man ..

[@beyond8981]

Really nice to see you in better spirits - signed-up to your Patreon

[@massimofi]

Will be interesting to see this one. This is the topic I have most experience of 😅

[@bikernaut1]

it made me actualy pay for the paintjob 😅

[@claremontinteriorsmw]

Nice of you to show that hack One thing with the painting game is you need patients, and lots of it Preparation is the key, spraying is the icing on the cake when it turns out great. Also nice to see you smiling again Martin 😊

[@huskiesparty]

That metallic purple in the video picture is a color that I want one of my bikes to be! I've been wanting a purple bike for years. After watching the video, I would finish it with a glazing compound/polish after using the cutting compound.

[@koccoo]

This is real Martin Grey!!!

[@martink2314]

Danke!

[@alcapone4242]

Ordered a shirt and a cup. "Rule the Hill" looks nice 👌

[@knauerkustom]

Du bist so gut Martin, Hut ab! Ich kenn den Hack schon, aber wie immer gut erklärt. Liebe Grüße aus Düsseldorf, Greg

[@markkirkpatrick6997]

Great job Martin what can you do with a Planet X frame

[@jonazzTV]

Thank you for your informative videos. Danke dass du solche informativen Videos machst. Du hast mir durch deine Videos beim lackieren meines Rennrad Rahmen wirklich geholfen! Ich hoffe, dass du es weiterhin schaffst und finanziell bald besser aufgestellt bist. Liebe Grüße

[@shifu8400]

I like the new video series

[@youloveulises]

A bit? I learned a ton in these 8 minutes. Your videos are super helpful and I hope you can keep making them for a long time. Adding on to what others said, do take on some sponsorships! A littke ad here and there won't kill us. 😊 Also, maybe some brands would be happy to give you some spray guns or other equipment if you use them in your videos?

[@Moates91]

Thanks

[@ETOE]

Thanks a lot.

[@raygranita9149]

I hope you get to be featured at GMBN.

[@oliverisenberg4708]

Super Idee und super erklärt,! Mit der LPH 80 wäre das bestimmt nicht passiert ;o PS: Schön dich wieder lächeln zu sehen..

[@ludinaucnik6158]

HI. I just found your chanel and subscribed. I will back some time ago on yor DIY videos. As profesional, you should warn people about dangers of 2K paints and clearcoats. I am noob, found your videos and bought everything to do custom diy job on some old frame but suddenly i discovered "isocyanates", most crucial component in 2K. This thing is not for amateurs and its not a child play. isocyanates are very dangerous chemical so i am not sure is it smart idea for me to do DIY with these chemicals. Keep the good work, great videos full of infos. Thx

[@carsound]

I should have use this trick on the goalie mask I painted... I got lucky with my sanding the runs, but I was not a happy camper doing it.

[@bikeBuild]

I will try it on one of my projects but am sure you are an expert and that i am not gonna have the same results

[@vincentnadon]

Does car finishing putty work well as a filler for carbon frames?

[@pierrelezan]

A fiend of mine who was a pianos tuner (also did restoration) told me orbital was better for sanding and circular was better for polish to reduce the heat. Maybe the tools have evolved since, could you explain in more details why you prefer orbital ? Thanks for sharing your work !

[@endtimeslips4660]

magic

[@horsthorstmann4432]

Not funny, but indeed helpful!

[@JansenEV]

Meg gut! Grüße aus Deutschland.

[@pwrcycles4735]

Can someone chime if the repair was for a run after clearcoat applied or that is just the layer of paint..? seems super glossy for the paint layer alone,, i could be wrong tho...

[@ju2705s]

I know you have not enough time to answer questions but if you sand paint runs, what's about the clear coat?

[@dctriathlon2012]

😀👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@frittenpolizei9833]

für den algorithmus

[@Fincher123]

Zeigst du als Nächstes wie man Orangenhaut weg bekommt?

[@simon7889]

Thanks to nobody for sponsoring this video.

[@ricardofranzen]

Maybe you should save some "expert advice" for your patrons. So those who are serious about following your tips (and asking) would be at least paying for your knowledge.

[@thijsvandenbroek5333]

I just bring it to a professional

[@ianbudwarski7823]

You are Jesus

[@floresjohnray8043]

It's the year 2021 since I've watched and learned your ideas and still.💪🫰🚴💨

[@user-hh5wt9db2t]

Thanks!

[@Atlan801]

Danke!