The Best Paint Gun Settings for Spraying Clearcoat

[@HOUSEOFDULA]

God this guy is providing priceless information, and out for free for all to learn. We should all be so grateful man. The difference between him and others is that hes willing to TEACH us what most pro painters would call "secrets of the trade". Instead of keeping and benefiting to himself hes willingly sharing it, and not only a true pro at his profession but a talented teacher.

[@piptyson5512]

He's helped me get the paint a flowin. Now you go get us some turbo Mustang content flowin😁

[@garywearing8603]

The guy is a clown, no guy skills at all

[@Farmer2492]

@@garywearing8603 mate you wouldn't know what day it is lol

[@jmseipp]

It’s like taking an online course on auto painting.

[@johnpettersen1100]

@@garywearing8603 it appears by your comment you are shallow, ungrateful and mostlikly a self-proclaimed knower of all, it is wisest to say nothing and be asumbed ignorant or uneducated than to open one's mouth with hate and critique leaving others certian of your lack of education and ignorance

[@VintRestGarage]

You have to appreciate his experience and technique that you’re learning at NO COST. Dig this

[@aldo9564]

HANDS DOWN .... BEST paint tutorials ANYWHERE on the net !

[@bennymercer6343]

I love the narration of procedures, a lot more useful than some dude perfectly spraying glass without any instruction. Thanks

[@bathtubrenew]

I’ve been a refinisher for 25 years, first ten years was in a paint booth. I turn my fluid needle in all the way and turn it out from there, was taught this years ago from DuPont and PPG course… all kinds of ways work, consistency is key. Nice video.

[@Erik7prc]

This is the most comfortable way for me. This way I can see if I'm too dry or wet enough not to run

[@Jim-fe2xz]

Great tips! I'm just a hobbiest and only done a half dozen full repaints & a few repairs. For the longest time I thought first "it has to be the gun - need a better one". Then it was "always use the recommended settings". Then it was "always use 50% overlap" (way too wide!). So all along there was a lot of cut & buff to fix poor results. Finally figured it out - realizing the obvious "look at the results and make whatever adjustments necessary to make it look right - duh! (including rate of travel)" And atomization is key. The cloud of overspray threw me off until I saw how much better the finish came out. Thanks so much for putting it all in easily understandable words and giving real examples! Wish your videos were available years ago when I started!

[@darrellcarter4143]

Wowwww, I used to spray cars and trucks old style and out of all the spraying I have seen buy guys that spray YOU ARE THE ONLY ONE THAT DOES IT RIGHT, VERY GOOD

[@4WheelBuilds]

Brian your channel is simply one of the BEST. Huge thank you for passing on the trade secrets. I and a load of other people benefit from your content.

[@BigblackRN84]

Brian I literally watched this video in between base and clear on my first paint project in 2 years. I followed your advice and laid down the slickest clear I have ever sprayed. Your tips have helped a ton thanks for your honest contributions to the youtube community. I am looking forward to re-painting my truck and believe I will get stellar results. Thanks

[@PaintSociety]

Love to hear this type of feedback!!!

[@johnwoolfrey5093]

I love Tamco 2104. For any seeing this on Saturday 11/28 Tamco has a sale one day a year and it's today. 30% off. Great video Brian!

[@MudderMilitia]

Thank you for the reminder! I saw this at the last minute and was just barely able to get my order placed in time!

[@garyhuneycutt504]

Mr. Brian I was a old painter in my Youth with my father pointing his finger sir. Everything has changed BIG time sir. Your information will bring a old timer back into the game. I love to work on old stuff like my old 57 Chevy 2 door hard top. I watch so many of your videos on my tv. Great stuff.... Keep up the great teaching sir. Your new friend Gary Huneycutt.

[@rapkyra]

Ive been painting for a year now and your videos are what makes my paint finish almost perfecrt. Thank you for all your videos.

[@emanuelbalan5747]

So much useful tips. I really respect everything you teach. I honestly have defined the laws of painting. I honestly use some of the cheapest clears on the market I do not use flash times I shoot to wet coats back to back , no orange peel most of the times I do not have to buff out any of my paint jobs . I believe if you have the eye for it you can honestly see what the material is doing as you are painting. All the props to this man. I am a fan .

[@montanathesavage]

💯 great video. Your pointers made me make some adjustments to what I’ve been doing for years. I got way better results. I salute you and keep up the great work

[@rccollin7699]

Wish I had this training working in aviation. This guy taught me more than my old employer and that is really upsetting.

[@WoodyDrums]

Clear has always been the bane of my existance... Love the advice!

[@rayrayrich4974]

Brian, thank you for your videos. Sharing your tips and expertise with anyone who wants to learn is really cool.

[@beauchamp1763]

Hey Brian. Your vids are really informative and great for beginners or DIY painters. It's great that you take the time to put these vids together. Being a painter myself I can see a lot of people benefiting from them. Cheers mate from Perth Austalia. 👍

[@budthatsmyrealname]

Thank you. I always used reducer to help get smooth finish even tho the manufacturer didnt suggest it. But after changing my settings i did a job just now and i love it so much better without reducer and your settings. Thanks for your information

[@crxseth]

Just dropping in for a quick refresher since I plan to clear coat my hood today.

[@SteveNielsenArt]

Great video, I've been using Tamco products for about 5 years now and cant see myself ever using anything else. Over the past 30+ years I've seen and used just about everything. No other paint company has the customer service that Tammy Miller gives us. Again great video and tips.

[@sandraanyanwu6332]

Brian you are the best teacher watching from Nigeria

[@rafikmajam268]

Thank You very very much I have been painting DIY on my cars for many years and Ibmust say I have done my best work yet from watching Your videos and it looks great Thank You realy

[@NationalAviators]

As a guy who painted for 36 years I would recommend NEVER using those silly on-gun regulators. Just open the on gun regulator all the way, pull the trigger and use the wall regulator to set pressure at gun. Then, take the regulator off. Using the wall as a baseline. They restrict flow too much and via the venturi effect can cause condensation in your air supply especially for at home guys.

[@coolguy8063]

Upload a tutorial

[@Joesmusclecargarage]

@@coolguy8063Upload a tutorial? He just told you what to do. You can’t follow simple verbal instructions?

[@nongpoknganpameetei1875]

No you are wrong never adjust pressure on the wall or tank

[@ClosedMoved]

Running iwata ws400 clear gun built in reg. Very neat and accurate, plus not in the way.

[@djordjepopovic2794]

Thank you man,you are very good teacher. And you give such effort to make everythig understandable. Thank you again

[@andrewhigdon8346]

FYI. I’ve gone the whole range of emotions on one single project. I’ve sanded the same panels so many times it’s not funny. I’ve said “this is the last time no matter what” way too many time, at least ten. Finally, some how, I finally got one side of this truck so good I won’t need to cut and buff, but now I have to redo the drivers side to be as good as the passenger side! Mercedes ML320, 040 Black, apparently pure black is the hardest color to paint, and it has done a number on me. I’ve got pictures of finishes I can’t believe I had to sand away because of flaws. But you have been the one to help me stay motivated to try again, do better, try harder, gather some resolve, and beat the odds. I’ve achieved glasslike, better than OEM very low orange peel in my garage, and that’s quite a feeling to look over and go, “I painted that!” And be proud. Thank you. Any criticisms were with love I assure you.

[@WreckinStreetsDaily]

I'm so glad to be learning from the best instructor on youtube! Honestly brother, you give me the confidence i need to just get my whip done! I keep getting runs with my primer hopefully today will be the day it all lays smooth. Cheers! 🤙

[@stephenmr2]

Thank you for giving us some very meaningful training on adjusting the paint gun now thanks to you tomorrow i can do a nice base coat clear coat yellow to my 1974 Suzuki TM 400 tank and fenders thank you!!

[@reticul8r64]

Your a bloody good teacher mate, I want to learn all I can about clear coats before I start on my BMW K1300S. From a DIY beginner thank you for the invaluable tips. Excellent video.

[@pahanmallawaarachchi6558]

Love from 🇱🇰 . Learned so many things from you. ❤

[@jdizbeats]

1000% right about acting like a robot and relaxing the muscles in your arm and watching your pattern as you spray. Just let yourself flow with the gun. Say the same things all the time.

[@jacksuarez919]

Brian, are you Cuban-American? Thank you for all the info and lessons. Thanks to you I’ve been improving greatly. I appreciate your attention to the finest details and your willingness to explain in depth 🙏

[@pupdoggify]

Best clear coat in my opinion is the Sherwin Williams Finish-1 FC720...not to mention that it's half the price of Tamco. Overall a very good and informative video from a real pro!

[@frickandfraker]

Thank you Brian... great insight, nice gun and material... hope to see you again...

[@marjoriemorrison5004]

Great job Bryan....you are a grate Teacher ...always very interesting listening to you...i like the way you brake things down so that everyone can understand bless.

[@Ameylynn]

I am just a furniture refinisher, but hey I sure learned a lot. Thank you!!!

[@복돌이-q8p]

I am training spray so hard .. your video is so good for training me thank you .. i hope to my spray gun

[@samisvideo]

I'm watching you work, a thought goes by 'works like a robot', subtitles come on 'work as a robot' :D that's nice!

[@stevejanka361]

Good morning Bryan, more excellent tips, tricks and useful techniques. Always enjoy your videos. I always learn new ideas all the time from your videos. Thanks and you take care.

[@silver750iL]

For anyone beginning/starting out (I am) I have to say he's spraying close to the panel and spraying quite slowly getting his coverage in two coats. It looks like a bit of a recipe for runs. I'm gradually getting to grips with technique. I see no great harm in going a bit easier with a thinner starting (1st) coat and an extra finish/last coat. With my recent experience I think you need to hone your technique a bit more slowly to start off THEN hopefully spray like he is.

[@hectic_9836]

Hey mate! Great to see you have grown from 5k subs to over 100k in such a short time. The way you teach is so clear and understandable. I would love to see a video on how you try to match different factory orange peels like Mazda’s super fine peel to fords fine but flatter peel and European thick peel. No channel has properly gone over it. Ive got my own ways of replicating it but its always nice to see how others do it!

[@CraaaigV302]

Iv always love painting my own stuff never really had the air compressor to do so but I will soon iv always done airsol but watching ur vids have gave me alot more confidence when the time comes because iv always ben worried about wat to do

[@axelbrizuelaayb1344]

i am learning way more here than in auto tech school lol, i haven't seen a single video of this guys that wasn't extremely usefull

[@David_Creyke]

Great and much needed video bro 👍 so much of it is just getting your air and product dialed in 👍

[@larrymaples4880]

Everybody seems to love the tamco products

[@rickloera9468]

I just painted my daughters 2004 Honda Civic EX in factory black pearl. I don't have a booth so it was basically a scuff and paint project in my driveway. I am a hobbyists at best. I used water based paint. It went on really good. The clear was a completely different story. Now I know what you mean by not letting off the trigger as to not have burst of clear. Since I was painting the whole car I did it in sections and did trigger on trigger off. I couldn't keep a wet edge if my life depended on it and even though some runs are OK because you can sand them out. These runs on the other hand looked foamy. So even when you leveled it you still saw what looked like a run stain so I had to redo part of the car. The clear also had a lot of orange peel, I mean a lot of orange peel. I used an Eastwood CC 500 gun. My results were horrible. When I did my sons 2002 Honda with a $59.95 Harbor Freight special HVLP gun my results were way better. I didn't have to cut and polish his car, but hers I spent a week cutting and polishing. It looks fine now but I've painted at least ten cars inside and outside of a spray booth and had phenomenal results. I don't know enough to pin point where I made my mistakes. I am the buck stops here guy because I have no one who could look at it and say ok you should have done this or that. I adjusted the gun to 22 PSI with a 1.4 tip. The gun also came with a 1.3 tip as well.

[@jimknowles5483]

So I can't tell you how grateful I am with this high-level gun / finish information you are sharing. I am looking for advice about clear coat selection both brand and where to buy it. I cam a cabinet maker....so I am only spraying wood that is located inside a heated and air-conditioned home. I and my customers like the deep rich depth of finish I get with automotive clear coat!! So UV degradation is not a factor..... So what brand of clear coat would you recommend that is economical and suitable for wood work?? And where to buy it? The detailed spray gun and set up training is for the most part unknown in cabinet shops!! Thank you!! For making this information available online! Thanks !! just jim

[@jimknowles5483]

Also do they make a flatter for the clear coat as high gloss often looks like cheap plastic on wood?? Thanks just jim

[@deegan727]

Great info here. I’m always looking for tips and tricks for auto body/paint. I only paint my stuff and the occasional friend/families stuff so I don’t have hundreds of jobs of experience. They always turn out great but some of that success is because of things I learn from other people. Also I just put my first order for Tamco. They were great to deal with and very helpful. I have no doubt they make a great product.

[@timothymaggenti717]

Nice, I really appreciate you taking the time to make these videos. Thanks 😊

[@craiglundblad]

My clear was going down too dry (had been a few years since I last sprayed clear), then I found this video and went out and put that clear down like a pro (ok, not right away but I got there 🙂)

[@ekitching]

Hey Brian great job on these videos, you make it look really easy because you paint everyday, but it is not for the average joe trying to paint their car at home in a garage or makeshift spray booth. I learned a lot from you. Keep up the good work!

[@PaintSociety]

Thanks Ed!

[@ryanlangel437]

@ekitching I've got a differing way of thinking on your take, well, on the second half of your take that is. I'm a mechanic by trade but wide-eyed bushy tailed newb DIY paint & auto body enthusiast at home. This is something I've shyed away from for years mostly from straight-up intimidation (of the skill itself and of course the cost of getting set up). Anyway, I stumbled across Paint Society not long ago. I've learned so much and gained a ton of healthy confidence from digesting Brian's P.S. vids. I mean devopured is more like it. Many key videos I've rewatched many times just to really get that soaked in the brain application of some of the key points that Brian is so very good at laying out clear & concise & always on topic. Anyway I know we are in agreement there speaking of staying on topic, (Brian you are tha man!!) But I've noticed throughout the vids B does a good job of not only putting out knowledge that is applicable really to anyone from guys like myself to the production shops & all between, but he also I've noticed is constantly kind of hitting both ends of the spectrum on a lot of stuff when there really is a distinct diff in method or application or whatever between a big shop or little me at home, ie: "now for the guys at home, heres how you might do this..." is a regularly reoccurring lines I hear that I've found hella helpful. Not to say it all works everywhere, theres a lot that is run of the mill at a shop that could not be accomplished home in my garage, but alot of that distinction is really common sense, for the stuff thats not so obvious, Brian does a fine job of clarifying and simplifying shit. Like he says "Don't overthink it..." yes the dude is a top-tier pro and yes he does make a very difficult skill look super fucking simple, That is very true of most youtube how-to vids, watch apro making hard shit look easy, try n end up in the same ballpark. And thats super helpful sometimes to figure out a tough aspect of a job or to get unstuck. It's great. Paint Society is different, no all the Paint Society vids and the most expensive gear will never make anyone that good day 1, but somehow the man lays it out in a way that, for myself at least, leaves me thinking, not only "damn he makes that look easy (hella fun too)", but "ok that is something I can achieve", not just copy that result, but actually apply myself, the knowledge & skills so graciously offered, add a healthy portion of hard work, patience & a dash of failure to learn from, and I can learn to make it look easy, in a decade or so lol. IDK yeah this month, I've pushed thru the fear of catostrophic failure & succesfully straightened, repaired & laid a full custom paint job on what was my bat up looking sti. It's awesome. Beyond that, I've found a skill within the automotive trade that i'm truly pasionate about & excited for that I've never felt thru ten + years of busted knuckls turning wrenches n swapping parts & feeling more n more just mediocrity & discontent that I know would only get worse with time & inaction. Somehow tho, whether it was a dormant bug in my brain or maybe somethin brand new but somehow something led me to this channel & Brian lit an M-1000 under that sleeping bugs ass & blew that fucker to the stars & I'm riding shotgun. Interviewing next week for an apprenticeship program autobody paint collision. Turned 40 last month and I'm l;ooking to hang up my wrenches & starting over?!! Or in ten years that hole in my soul be big enough I'll crawl right in and die like ive watched my father do and so many once proud strong men who face mediocrity on the downhill side of life. I had no intention on going so long or certainly so deep in this, but I guess I just got something dif Brian's Paint Society channel. I'd hate for someone maybe younger or whatever that thinks they felt a spark or some shit to read one guys take and maybe dismiss that feeling for all the wrong reasons. Your thought & comment are valid and no less or more real than mine. Im a Geminitoot's and theres a thousasnds ways of looking at everything!!Heres two differing views of one KZbin channel, chose wisely and as with paint goes life, "don't overthink it"!

[@mayah614]

did yall know that paradise garage is also another great teacher to learn from, also gives out other helpful free info, i still love brian tho

[@clintonmaurer5758]

Tamco!!! I swapped over a few years ago, for the price you can't beat it

[@orozco201263]

Thx for the info sir! I will implement your tips on my project. Just one question... for those without a booth or garage. What do you recommend on letting the clear cure? I hope I make sense to you.

[@mitchellferre1652]

For those without a booth or garage. Wait till you have a garage. Quality materials are WAY too expensive to get trash in it and have to do it over again.

[@beauchamp1763]

G'day I have a version of this gun made in Germany I think. It's called a Durr 910 ecogun mplv and 3 different set ups. A 1.2, 1.4 & 1.8. I have been told that the Durr is the original, there is a pressure gauge on the fan adjustment. Sprays well but I love my Devillbis GTI pro lites, what you guys call a Tekna pro lite. Cheers. 👍

[@sbennet1447]

Love your videos. Even the inflection in your voice was spot on when it needed to be. 2 questions: 1. It appears the door you painted already had scuffed basecoat (or perhaps the original paint on it). So you laid the clear on a dry, scuffed base. I've been told that I can only spray clear over a wet (flashed 15-30 min) basecoat. Is that true ? 2. I read somewhere in the comments that your day job is a teacher. Just wondering what you taught.

[@resurrectionautorebuilders8465]

Another awesome and informative video, Brian. I keep learning and learning. I can't wait to spray something to put my learning to good use. Keep hitting them out of the park and thank you for taking the time to do these. I know how hard it is and how much time it takes up.

[@PaintSociety]

Thanks! Whenever I watch someone welder paint I always get a similar itch so I understand what you’re saying 👍👍

[@RMH8520]

Thanks for another great video. A few questions: when spraying base coat, do you also recommend not letting off the trigger when changing direction? Also what do you suggest if doing a whole car where the direction change will be over a painted panel instead of over masking?

[@chewykarma]

Always well-prepared, easy to understand, and entertaining. Thank you.

[@markbarton7303]

Good info about looking to the side while spraying and looking at your wet edge! Great video man. Good job.

[@fernandosaldana3665]

Great explanation! But for 489usd for the gun i preffer ws400 hands down🤗

[@cyberwawaren6695]

I learned a lot in this chanel.. Thank you sir for sharing your knowledge....

[@mandymoo7406]

Thank you great video,I always thought you triggered off after each pass as it sounds like it but learnt not to do this,nice to see you've explained why too

[@repeatagain1789]

Every time he presents a video there is no unnecessary yackity yack gets right to the subject matter learn something more every time cause he proves it thanks bro on to the next

[@PaintSociety]

Thanks !!

[@dennisgarber]

Ideally, you need a vac system in your left hand to catch all the over spray. I pull through a water filter, then into a carbon filter and out of the shop area. I have been doing this with lacquer, epoxy and urethane with no spark issue, using a spark free vacuum, since 1996.... I also run it constantly during any dry sanding. .. In the shop I hang a spring retracted rv hose with a sacrificial air duct hose. The sacrificial 2 feet can be swapped out after every job, as they get dried paint that eventually flakes down onto the job. Duct tape hoses together.... I do not think that this should be mandatory. However, it is really nice to have for dust and fume cut down in field painting and shop painting. Point of capture is many orders more effective than general dust and fume systems.

[@MrBlackbamboo]

I'm so grateful for the lessons thanks' from Scotland

[@garyhuneycutt504]

Mr. Brian Thank you for your help and information. You are the Man!

[@johnyspeed]

Thanks for giving Tamco a try Brian👍😎.. Awesome video as well like always my man👍😎🔥🔥💯🤙🏼

[@PaintSociety]

Thanks again!!

[@tryfindme1573]

Thanks Brian. From noob to spraying own car and friends ones. ;)💪💪💪

[@ivantieu6764]

Brian I’m self taught like you and for me to get a great flat finish is use the anest iwata supernova. I wasn’t able to achieve this guns finish without it. I spent a good decade trying to achieve a flat finish. To get the best finish to me is just to get the best gun period. I’ve spent huge amounts of money on air filtration, massive 1/2 inch air fittings, etc etc. all it took was a supernova!! I go back to a gti thinking I’m a better paint sprayer since getting the supernova but nope the finish from my gti doesn’t come close to my supernova.

[@mitchellferre1652]

@@rossokeefe9268 it's more probable the Supernova better suits your application style. I have Devilbiss and Iwata guns and both perform perfectly leaving a superb finish.

[@adonisballadares3447]

Hey Brian just another fan here, let me just say, thanks for all your excelent content videos. Can you please let me know, how can you correct imperfection on a satin finish? light runs, sags and dirt.

[@steveglass7009]

Great video as always! Do you have a video that explains what filters you use? I.e. from the compressor to an oil / contaminates filter to a descant filter, etc? Love to hear your setup.

[@dirtyreddgray8275]

Enjoy watching you work true pro

[@PaintSociety]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@caddyworks3307]

I am happy for the information and the video. I will put it in my shopping cart and use. If there's something people don't like about their video they should just not use the information and also not have to put their ugly comments up here. Goodness sakes you're offering people your advice and experience and it looks pretty much like everybody gets it for free so why in heck would someone have something negative to say. We are all here for experience effort and art. It seems people can be so unappreciative. I picked up four good tips just watching this quickly. I'm not a painter. I'm not a body guy, but my stuff is perfect, well whatever but I don't let it go till it's right and then I go to the car shows and I see the stuff and I'm like oh my gosh, these guys have to give up on the last 10% because they have a wife at a house and need to make money. Thank you for your tips and advice

[@freddaniali]

I like the Dupont Chromaclear 7900S. I heard that the Tamco is nice too, but I have never used it. Great video Brian!

[@marjoriemorrison5004]

If KZbin actually starts putting ads on non-monetized videos by creators who never asked for them, that just goes to show how greedy this corporation can be. This thought is disgusting. KZbin is essentially making free money off small channels and not paying them a single penny. Yes, these are small channels, but since there's so many of them, KZbin will still make a huge profit off of this new policy. I don't care if KZbin hates us now, it must be said by someone. I urge to our subscribers that we spread the message to all creators, and urge KZbin to immediately repeal this new policy. - Father

[@freddaniali]

@@marjoriemorrison5004 So is KZbin obligated to give these small creators hard drive space and a studio for nothing? C'mon, your theory of business makes no sense. It is all reciprocal.

[@danielroeun2584]

Very informative and detailed. Thank you!

[@PaintSociety]

To support the channel and purchase merchandise head over to paintsociety.bigcartel.com

[@ARIASPHIL123]

Excellent excellent videos. Ton of really good information. All free

[@randydicotti3975]

Superb work! Thank you for making these videos. Priceless.

[@rotemsofer161]

thank you so much this is just THE video I need at this moment

[@torowazup1]

Great 👍🏼 Clear Information Video and with TAMCO 👍🏼

[@Imwright720]

Can you do a video about the different tip sizes for clear, base and primers. There is so much to getting a good finish. As a diy’er and 100% beginner I can’t tell if the pressure is right or if enough paint is coming out.

[@vocals4378]

Great video footage thanks for your experience and expertise

[@jmy6050]

Thanks for the tips. Esp the gun set up. I think you forgot to mention the amount of overlap when applying the clear. It looks like you were almost 75%

[@frankb5648]

another great video to help us DIYer's. Would never be able to try out different clears and guns. Have you ever tried the Dura Block Pro series guns including the micro detail gun? I was thinking of trying the tamco high impact clear for the motorcycle parts I normally work on.

[@hadfield4wd]

Thank you for all these videos. I'm working up the courage to paint my truck.

[@bigmikez3128]

Another great educational video bro!! Keep up the great work!

[@Gegsite]

I can see on Brian, that he suffers from not sleeping enough. Welcome to Father's club! Funfact: My 2nd baby just borned. Superb video, Sir!

[@PaintSociety]

Not yet. 4 more months !

[@slv_car_refinisher6864]

@@PaintSociety what camara are those that you using?

[@hamzaors7463]

Im working Assanhanil paint shop my title team leader i have 18 personel good work and nice lesson friend thank you Türkiyeden selamlar

[@markyboysermo7928]

I learned not to overthink on 1st coat its just a paint.. thnks for ideas👍 do you still buff after paints?

[@GarageNoise]

Great tips Brian! Perfect video. How does that gun compare to the Astro he?

[@PaintSociety]

Bit heavier. Little more precise with the way it shoots, more controlled.

[@GarageNoise]

@@PaintSociety Good to know.

[@fernandosaldana3665]

@@GarageNoise also it cost 4-5 times the price of the astro.

[@GarageNoise]

@@fernandosaldana3665 ok, so not really a budget gun.

[@jameswagner3685]

Please make a video about the importance of adjusting the line pressure at the wall to retain the proper volume while trimming the pressure at the gun.

[@pontussundqvist5646]

Hello! Have you ever tried a Graco air pro spray gun? I got one and i love it so. It would bee nice to hear what an expert like you think about that gun. I have learned much from your videos and always wating for the next one. I wish you a peaceful christmas from Finland!

[@zenzondlovu5221]

Thanks for sharing.Really helpful video.

[@timcapuchino3563]

Wow that's amazing work I have a question. can I use my paint gun to apply clear coat?

[@donproctor4480]

Nice finish. I don’t get to see that gun in action. I do recommend on checking tds for the clear that the user use’s, if there is a required purge time (5-15 mins wait to bake) or if you should go right to bake. Some clears are design for immediate baking. For exp...the rm clears I use recommend to bake immediately for best results.

[@dreyes78]

Hi Brian. I love your channel and content. I’ve learned a lot from watching your videos. However I was just a little disappointed in this video because you showed a great closeup of the orange peel after the first coat but you didn’t show a closeup of the final result. Closeups are great especially when viewing from a small screen such as a smartphone. Thanks for the invaluable information!

[@GranjersGarage]

Can you do an episode on repairing clear coat flaking? Here in AZ clear coat doesn't last but a few years. Thank you and love the channel.

[@Slayer0040]

I NEEDED THIS TOO

[@007Eddie]

Hi, great video, thanks. You mention that you don’t trigger off, which I understand, but what would you do if spraying a full length of the car or both doors?

[@r.c.coreas6166]

Hey guys, Brian, you rock man. Thanks for posting these vids. Im learning alot. I messed up today. I bought a devilbiss basecoat which im ecstatic over but the needle tips are 1.2 and 1.3. I was planning on spraying metal flake but i noticed on the site that size required for the flake is 1.8 Is it possible to swap my 1.3 tip with a 1.8 or will i have to buy a gun specifically for the 1.8 tip?

[@howtodan1975]

Great job and more power