HOW TO: Replicate Brush Strokes on Seam Sealers

[@rexdunn727]

Ryan, These video tips and tricks are great reminders of the creativity that is sometimes needed to achieve the function, the protection and the look that matches the automaker's final product. The commitment and continued effort that 3M puts into developing and sharing these tech tips are much appreciated. Thanks, Rex

[@stevejanka361]

Good afternoon, excellent looking results. Really good tip with the scotch brite pad. I also use a sash brush to replicate brush finishes in the seam sealer. I trim them to whatever works for the project. There are lot of different sizes and brush configurations. Thanks and take care.

[@3MCollision]

Thanks for sharing your own tip, Steve!

[@sneakyfoz3692]

Big shout out to Ryan’s sideburns, like a magnificent bead of seam sealer.

[@KFZCinar]

I love those videos

[@jonthompson3083]

Excellent!!

[@joewahrerMotorcycleMan]

Ryan, do you see anything wrong with using 3M 8308 on top of my butt welds before I apply body filler? I'm working on a 1969 Chevrolet Panel Truck. Thanks and great video! PS: I completed all of your 3M "On Demand" Courses and I enjoyed each one.

[@JasonScharton]

Awesome

[@gavin6538]

These videos are really well presented but the music suddenly playing at 3 times the volume of the presenter is a pain that makes it impossible if other people are in the room. Very helpful though

[@walterflo7463]

I appreciate the craftsmanship and attention to detail and the goal is to attain that level, but when insurance company allows a ridiculous amount of time, all that taping to duplicate the appearance goes out the window. Insurance only pays for the application of seam sealer, they would careless how it looks. Sad realization

[@jacobwilliams3216]

He said spreader as a scotch brite lol 3:40