How to Setup Your Spray Gun to Spray Off The Gun Mirror GLASS Finishes!

[@danbuchman2079]

45 years. Of autobody repair,I have been laid up since December,with many surgery's,I miss work ,( if t. hat makes sense) hope to get back at it soon !Your videos are the real deal !!!!

[@wisdomliwaya2941]

Get well soon man ,we need back in the industry

[@RandomDude320]

get well just got out the hospital myself was in there 6 months

[@TM-fx5le]

@@RandomDude320shame

[@richardwarfordjr.5622]

Get well buddy this video helps

[@AlazarAnbesaw]

Get well soon! I know that feeling of dying to get back to doing what you love to do!

[@SuperMinimadness]

Another thin to check is the size of your fluid tip most clear coats spray using a 1.3 some a 1.2 but in cooler climates (I an in the UK with no booth) my clear coat always got runs because the guns fluid tip was a 1.4 to much fluid on the first coat and it ran boy did it run Hs clear and a 1.3 tip now no more problems.

[@Tacman556]

These videos are real gems.

[@rtcar6990]

Nice to see the section on de nibbing. And the product names so I can add to my tool box. When I search for paint help I always search the topic and append … paint society. You’ve definitely helped my painting journey and I sometimes will psych myself up and destress with your famous tag .. don’t overthink it.. it’s just paint. 😉

[@PaintSociety]

Yea check the description for those products

[@gheorghedavid7652]

It is simply a lot of giving and joy to share from the mysteries of a very beautiful craft with some spectacular results! Thank you for the patience and gift with which you share the advice and information gathered and refined over many years of experience! With great respect, David

[@johnnyrockker829]

Ive painted several projects of my own. And done ok. But your advice has helped me a bunch. Thanks for your hard work and advice. I appreciate your videos and advice.

[@Goldstandardmachine138]

Dang, Bri-guy! That color is a pain in the butt for me to spray! Let alone blending it. Great video! I paint either full cars, roofs of chopped top cars or do small repairs on classics and flip cars, usually every week or two for the last 10 years or so. Yet I pick up a technique or two from your videos regularly. Thanks for your time and effort you've put into all of these videos!!

[@PaintSociety]

So happy you learned!!

[@bradreily1025]

Love the videos. You make it look sooo easy, but all us body/paint guys know better. Very informative.

[@camaroblackmatte]

that light is crazy, your artwork is top wizardry

[@John--John]

Can you do a video on like what's acceptable with burn thrus on certain stages. So i saw you had burn thrus here on your primer, so you only need a really light coat of some sealer over them? Cuz you could still see them after the sealer. And then does the size of the burn thru matter? just as long as the burn thru isn't deep to where it made a hard edge you can just hit it with some sealer. Or is there a point where you should add more primer again before sealing. Do you always have to cover a burn thru? Plastic vs metal any difference? And then like if you're scuffing down a used painted panel to like re clear or even paint, i know you want no shiny spots but are any acceptable? How much? I've just seen a few times like there was a shiny spot on a car you painted like on this one it looked like some of the body lines on the car weren't flat but shiny still or was i just seeing it wrong.

[@danlove4270]

As usual this is extremely educational and helpful. I would have not used the same overlap areas on the 2nd pass but prolly not necessary when waiting 10 minutes to flash

[@jorgemedina1169]

I love the way you teach every one you are really good thank you for share your knowledge and techniques 🇵🇷👌🙏

[@mikemetcalfe1526]

if your not worried about having a closed coat, practice walking the side on your first coat of clear. great video

[@wisdomliwaya2941]

Just a quick one Brian ,since u use the dark sealer just thinking can applying black base ,normal.black base will help with blue colors on those repaired area's...

[@PaintSociety]

Yes but i had burn throughs and alot of body works on that rear door i felt better sealing but black base will work if not

[@wisdomliwaya2941]

@@PaintSociety thanks for the update

[@glennnickerson8438]

Love the channel Brian, I always get great advice and you always get great results!😎

[@PaintSociety]

I appreciate that!

[@cisnerosepy77]

The best just amazing great teaching 🔥🔥💪👏👏👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏

[@chrisfitzgerald3961]

Brian Great video!! Guys if your having problems blending base out buy a walcom spray gun blends out base easy and effortlessly..

[@chrisczarnik3439]

An incredible knowledge of an automotive painting 🖼️. It is pure art. Leonardo da Vinci would have been impressed.👍👍👍👍

[@alleybuilds5370]

i would love to see a video on just on the best way to use the Festool denibber tool and the tolecut sanding blocks. i picked up the tolecut blocks because of your videos love them. as you know use beginner painters will always have runs and nibs that need removing.

[@kevinwells768]

Got the festool denibber. Works great on spec like tiny nibs. Don't use it on nibs that have accumulated paint round them as it will mess up your whole day. Guess how I know? 🤔

[@alleybuilds5370]

@@kevinwells768 yeah thats why i want to see a video on it lol. best times to use them.

[@abdallasaeed3542]

This the best work u doing so I got more advice from u met

[@Lawnfella]

Would you ever go with 3 coats of clear? Any disadvantage other than cost?

[@Dano-k8r]

Just wondering why you chose to spray the clear base to blend rather than just covering everything with the sealer?? Thanks for the great information.

[@steelwill78]

Excellent techniques. What’s the first thing you did when you decided to run your own operation?

[@davidthompson245]

Thanks Brian, as a novice trying my hand at my own project. Your advice is my go too, Appreciate you.

[@BakerHalley]

Hey Mr. Brian, I’ve got a question that I can’t get a straight answer for. I’m spraying an Eastwood dtm epoxy primer and it says you can recoat within 4 or 5 days. I sprayed it and was going to go over with a 2k after an hour and a half but it’s still a little tacky so decided I’ll wait 24 hours. My question is do I need to clean the epoxy primed panels when I prime tomorrow or just tack rag it?? Thanks for reading this novel lol.

[@wingman8447]

Another great lesson

[@brianfalconer217]

Hi Brian, I paint cars occasionally, I try to follow all the guidelines but always get runs in clear coat.😳

[@rtcar6990]

Use a high solids clear coat but especially don’t spray the first coat too heavy. It’ll act like glue to help stop runs on successive coats.

[@jonathancobb5895]

First coat should be a "tack" coat and make sure you are allowing it to be tacky before recoating

[@wisdomliwaya2941]

Fluffy the first coat ,like they say apply a thin medium coat and give it a flush off time of about ten minutes then came back with a wet coat bit closer to the panel and a bit slower on the hand

[@mrBDeye]

It seems there are many guys named Brian answering your question.

[@glennnickerson8438]

A good rule of thumb is to do the "finger test".👈 Touch the masking tape next to the the panel you are working. If it is stringy wait. If it is tacky and isn't stringy you can apply the next coat!

[@VintRestGarage]

Learned once again from Paint Society

[@mundotuningcustompaint3488]

Greetings Bryan, that clear coat must be very liquid for you to apply it at 22psi I have had that ws400 for more than a year, and I use it at minimum 33 psi with a clear coat hs, if I use less than 30psi, it is too orange peel, I like to know what clear coat you are using to apply it with 22 psi?

[@whipzpaintlyfewithjay9654]

Great tips….i was definitely having issues with the overspray from the non sanding sealers

[@Chorney08]

Bud, you are a great teacher. I follow your advice, and my paint jobs are getting better by the day. Thank you for the excellent work.

[@damianc1043]

I’m using a Sata Jet 5500 rp I nozzle. I’m running it at 29psi definitely going to try lowering the pressure! It’s a new gun I’m still figuring out, so any recommendations would be appreciated!

[@Sporty45ACP]

Why do I never see you using a supplied air system, at least when doing the clear? Do clears no longer have Isocyanates?

[@vaughnhoplamazian5209]

What clear coat product are you using in this video? Thanks Great information

[@Outlaw_kris]

Looks perfect man

[@jeremyhurst6255]

You have a great show man but i thinks your first coat of clear looks pretty wet question for you what's the right color undercoat for red you a great teacher I've learned a lot

[@gabehurst8604]

Brian, how can I combat sand piling in my blends? Spraying glasurit 90line.

[@JaminGalv]

You may have burn the edge either with rattle can blender or you can spray slow reducer on your edge so it won’t sand pile from the overspray of the edge

[@wyattoneable]

Thank you!

[@wireburn2471]

What is that sanding attachment used for the Tolecut 2000? I need that in my life! Thank you for all the great videos. Learning so much from you!

[@charlescashell5645]

I have an old truck and the paint feels like sandpaper! it was sprayed with a camo rattle can. Do i need to strip to bare metal? Or can I just sand toa good finish and start from there?

[@Boosted_cherry23]

Im repainting my car, its red but i feel like the red is not covering well. Is there anything that can be done for better coverage. Im using the black widow 2.0 from spectrum.

[@KeepIt7000]

Are you using 070 as blender 2:1 or the sikken blending additve

[@V1CSTAA]

Brian when are you doing a giveaway for that new iwata 😏

[@PaintSociety]

Very soon

[@bandit403]

Brian, thanks for the videos. Do you paint the door handles at the same time?

[@johncbr650re]

Wait a minute so we can spray paint over clear coat as long as it bot dry yet? It's like blinding?

[@kurtgood2914]

Thanks for sharing my brother 😊

[@EugeneMamitwa-mn9ux]

Hi.brother this is the best

[@tomv8346]

So the Clear is clear coat? I get that it smooths out but would the base coat do the same thing?

[@albertorozco5981]

Awesome job.

[@michaelingwald6338]

Hey Brian, I had a question about your PS suit/labcoats, are they breathable for someone who does mobile painting outside in 80+ heat/humidity?

[@scottgagnon9451]

The festool I call the medalin of shame, I pull that out means I got runs

[@PaintSociety]

Works great for dirt nibs and has gotten me out of trouble with small runs. Big runs i just respray. Dont waste time

[@kennymcquinkiss8292]

I noticed sometimes when you're painting you start at the bottom and other times you start at the top and work your way down. Do you have a preference? And is there a reason you're doing that? It seems to me if you start at the bottom and work your way up as your painting the paint underneath has a chance to dry a little bit so possibly get less sagging or runs. I've watched many of your videos thank you for sharing

[@PaintSociety]

Hi. I always start from the bottom to the top so i can watch the wet edge e

[@jjamanda]

Hi Brian. Brilliant video thank you, may I ask the main reason for starting at the bottom fo the vehicle and working up towards the roof thanks again from across the pond.

[@PaintSociety]

So you can see your wet edge

[@JHunter-uu5ss]

Good video!

[@TD-ce5ru]

Do you have to wet sand and buff all new clear coat. Or do most shops just clear coat and out the door.

[@tonyj5408]

you can definitely tell the ones the clear and out the door compared to someone doing it right

[@TD-ce5ru]

For example, my Cadillac XT5 was recently repaired and painted at a Cadillac dealer. The hood, grill and front fenders where repainted. You cannot. tell the difference between the factory paint and the repaint. Do you think they sanded and buffed, or they did not have to.

[@JoseColon-fi1gt]

Good job 👏

[@SeaTravelr123]

Love this. Often wonder what’s the best primer color for varying top colors. I’ve seen red, grey, black and white used ? I’m painting Gold, turquoise, maroon and dark Blues. And thoughts ?

[@jamessakimae9655]

Do you know the 7 gray shades used? If not it'll be a bit harder to help you

[@SeaTravelr123]

@@jamessakimae9655 no. 😫

[@jannievanniekerk6290]

Hi Brian, thanks for the video content. Just a quick question, can a person spray paint over a surface that is just sanded back with 1200 grid water sand paper? No metal is exposed. The old paint is in good condition. Do I need to repaint with primer or can I just go ahead and paint?

[@Grigorih77]

Просто крась

[@henrypena5735]

What is the pressure gauge set at ?

[@danmaher7947]

What clear do you use?

[@EmmAyeVee]

Making it look so easy in every video. 😅

[@alexsandropedroferreira536]

Qual é esse produto transparente q ele aplicou antes da tinta. Alguém co segue me falar.obrigado

[@SrPedroHCE]

Base poliéster transparente.

[@alexsandropedroferreira536]

Ok.obrigado.mas qual a finalidade dessa base?um abraço

[@SrPedroHCE]

@@alexsandropedroferreira536 aplicar cores metálicas por cima dela facilita bastante para evitar manchas. Se você estiver no Brasil, a base 2000 da Wanda é exatamente isto. Bem barata até.

[@alexsandropedroferreira536]

Muito grato .Deus abençoe vc e sua família aí.vamos nos falando

[@justinsefcik4980]

I’m trying to learn and I’m confused why you need to clear over the sealer THEN spray out color

[@stevenchesterfield6849]

Blending base. Gets rid of dry overspray by making it melt in

[@justinsefcik4980]

@@stevenchesterfield6849 so using the clear literally as a glue to melt into ?

[@carloseduardoblassioli683]

You are amazing man... I learn so much with yours videos... How many psi do you paint??? I use 22 ,20 psi... Is correct??? ALOHA ✌️🇧🇷

[@PaintSociety]

For this gun for clear yes

[@albertorozco5981]

Im subscribed to your channel so i basically watch all your videos. But on this paint job i didnt really notice any change in distance or overlap or speed changing. Every coat basically looked the same. Idk.

[@jarekk8639]

Fucking perfect as always great to listen and watch😊

[@mcjdubpower]

Gud vid 💯💥

[@halhatmaker4215]

Hey Brian what is clear base?

[@MrNero72]

transparent basecoat

[@nickcrill7718]

Do you always polish your entire job?

[@PaintSociety]

Only the dirt nibs

[@nickcrill7718]

@@PaintSociety oh ok that makes sense.

[@Bossmobbin88]

Beother what gun are you using

[@PaintSociety]

Walcom and iwata series 2

[@gasmonkeycustomssrilanka]

❤❤❤

[@PaintSociety]

Ty my friend !

[@celestinozamora1415]

#hepoops 😮🔥

[@billydurie3671]

Hepops

[@justinv9209]

#hepoops

[@torydz]

Why aren't your spray booths climate-controlled so you always maintain the same temperature and humidity levels? Doing so will eliminate two variables that are easily controlled.

[@StevenWatson-f5w]

You cannot have a temperature control spray booth! When you turn the fan on, it sucks out all the air in the booth and replaces it with the outside fresh air.....which is not temperature controlled. It is always good to understand how a system works before giving advice on how to improve it. I say this not to offend but to inform. Keep your stick on the ice fella!

[@torydz]

@@StevenWatson-f5w No, what I am talking about is an enclosed system which recirculates the air and filters out impurities. That air is then sent under positive pressure into the spray booth, and the air is recirculated back to the air collector which brings it back into the booth. Similar (but on a larger scale) to what central heating and cooling in a home does, where you have a delivery system for sending the warm or cooled air into the house, and sending it back through the return system.

[@StevenWatson-f5w]

@@torydz all the systems you describe take air from the outside, voc's cannot be filtered they have to be removed altogether, which is why water borne paint came into the picture.... honestly it is too much to explain.....over a hundred years of painting cars, if it was possible and cost effective, it would be done.

[@torydz]

@@StevenWatson-f5w You bring up some excellent points. I failed to consider many of the technical aspects of a technology that would enable this. Thanks for bringing these points up!

[@mistersniffer6838]

A million dollar paint booth and you still get nubs!? I guess I am not even gonna bother and just paint mine in the middle of a corn field, f*** it!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@deputydan2226]

Dirt and dust happen it's not always avoidable

[@demonico123456789]

Carbonaro. 🤣

[@PaintSociety]

I did that take 4 times. You get what you get

[@ronnieking6782]

Usually your passes are clean enough, but you put soo much clear on the lower part of the car compared to the upper part.. go back and watch, you’ll see what I’m seeing.

[@PaintSociety]

Video perspective. The lowest part of the car appears smaller on camera but its just as big as the top

[@edoprijic6798]

Only standoblue this take too much time energy and money

[@MatthewWoolf-l6d]

Im from uk and dont know what sealer is but want to use it in my jobs. Is sealer just the same as wet on wet primer? To me it looks like it is. Over here in uk there’s no such thing as sealer but it does look like wet on wet primer which can be bought. Over here, it is 1 of 2 things. It is just an actual specific product you can buy, OR, it’s basically just overthinned over reduced high build primer (but that’s not as good as buying an actual wet on wet primer).

[@Mustafakhan-mr4ri]

I am painter pakistani i want a job in Uk please help me friend

[@davidray4655]

I watch a lot of videos Brian and, this might be the very best tutorial I've seen yet. BRAVO

[@PaintSociety]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mikoajkopernik7664]

​@PaintSociety Hi, I have the same gun, my gun says 2 bar on it = 29psi and you paint 22psi = 1.5 bar 🙂 its better ?

[@swedencasipe4020]

#hepoops

[@asicerik]

Hey Brian! Thanks for this. One big Q for you. You said you were only using 1/2->3/4 trigger pull. I have never heard of that. Did you do that for the 2nd coat as well? Finally, if you were going to use a partial pull, why not use the fluid dial to just set it that way?

[@polhomarkho5229]

Nice to see the de nibbing as well, thanks for sharing!

[@marklynsmith3510]

Nice what psi did you Shot the second coat of Clear with. Have you ever use a lph 300 and what can u tell me about them

[@BZKvVv]

Terrible for bigger jobs struggles to keep up def possible good for bumpers Get u a LPH 400 def a upgrade

[@backroadsburner]

Brian, I went from disaster blends, to acceptable work. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@pradeepdambe2361]

Guys u should thin the clear for best result, thin the clear properly u will get such kind of results.

[@gtbarnes11]

is your blending clear an adhesion promoter as well? hope so or that will be peeling in 1 year lol just use chroma base and put 1 normal base coat on everything( no clear on old clerar) 1 coat will not change the color at all lol its magic and clear will last on the fresh base.

[@willmc1226]

Can you do a video more in-depth with clear coat? I have the spectrum hte 1.3 tip gun and I get orange and runs I keep trying to figure it out but no luck.

[@leonbarnard1084]

Hi from South Africa this will help out a lot in the heat we have here thanks for the great videos

[@danbuchman2079]

Great video ,especially with the hard to spray colors we have today!!!!

[@toycoma98]

How do you hold the trigger at the middle? Can you just adjust the spray gun fluid knob and take note of how many turns from wide open and/or from full closed. Most spray guns are about 5 turns from full closed to wide open. So there is 5 turns of adjustment.

[@kevinwells768]

Was wondering about same thing

[@chrishelmkamp4931]

Brian, what color is that. I want to paint my boat in that color? Great videos thank you.

[@PaintSociety]

B621p

[@760sky9]

Great tips,I will be using .

[@thabigghomie_]

Nice

[@leepatterson4009]

To get a super flat finish off the fun with no texture would you thin out the clear coat beyond recommended amount and do a third light coat to get the surface to flow?

[@petem6291]

Brian great, video I just wanted to make sure I understood the order of operations. 1) primer over the repair 2) black sealer over the primer and burn throughs 3) CLEAR OVER THE SEALER? 4 ) base color 5) clear again, Thanks for taking the time to make these videos..

[@emmettcoen]

Nice vid..when you dropped sealer the black would you not think it is safer to flick it out / blend it as opposed harsh edge! We dont have nor use that clear coat sealer..never heard of it..looks good ❤

[@jimprovax6846]

Great job as always Brian. Love that color. The job turned out spectacular. Love the way you explain your methods and explain everything. Enjoy the hot and humid weather in sunny Florida. Take care brother.

[@vegasheat71]

Absolutely a beautiful job, but of course, I think your paint will always be better than the factory, and how to blend out the factory job with a beautiful new paint job has to be a video on its own. Love your videos.