THANK YOU FOR SHARING MY FRIEND, I PAINTED MY DASH IN MY 1949 CHEV WITH RATTLE CAN EVERY ONE LOVED IT, YOU ARE RIGHT IT CAN BE DONE AND DONE RIGHT........................................
Thank you for the video. I have been considering painting a few things, and specifically rattle can as I am a cheap ass. I will reference it on my channel when I get down to it. I also visit Missouri every year for my fix of America. Today I am trying to buy a Satin black 92 Caprice Wagon. Perfect place for lace.
Heck yeah ! That would look great on that wagon, and it’s a classic to boot ! If you do that let me know how it turns out . I’m picturing wire wheels on that wagon to tie it all together. Good luck on your hunt.
I remember my older brother's 58 Olds having a lace job. I have a fun 2011 HHR that is just a daily runner. Boring. Not for long. Thank you for this very clear video.
You’re welcome . I’d like to know how it turns out. Any vehicle can turn hot rod with just the right look . Glad you like the video and happy it was a help to you . 👍🏽
People take What Ever hum-drum Daily driver add a set of Aftermarket wheels & a Spray job. & for Doubters or Practicers, get a spare hood separately & paint that as many times as it takes for your proper End result. & If Its a Work-of-ART Keep the separate hood when you sell the Beater. Bcz Nothing says U cant't Mount the Hood L8tr On a wall For an "Off-the-Wall" Uniqueness to it.
I stoped the video after 5 minutes..... just to say the way you explain how things are going to be done is excellent. hope to see more videos. Thanks for the video enjoyed it.
Ken Sendelofski Thank you and I’m glad that you liked the video. I’m still building the truck but I will be posting a few other things here soon. Thanks again .
Sounds good to me. I’m thinking of doing a 68 GMC , with the lace on the roof . It works really well on vehicles with the drip rails , because the can act as guides for the layout.
Robert Febur Thank you . That’s exactly what I was going for. Basically I was trying to mimic those real bad ass custom paint jobs that you see on a lot of 62-64 Impalas . Thanks again.
Patina Code Just a little tip, if you’re doing a large area (like a roof), you can use low tack spray craft glue to hold down the lace. Just spray the back of the lace and carefully lay it out, and of course you should still tape the edges. This keeps overspray from being able to blow up under the lace as easily. Then once the paint is dry, wipe off any residue with a damp rag (most of the adhesives are water based, Elmer’s glue even makes one). All the same procedures you used would work even on large panels. Cheers!
Great luck to you bro ! Just take your time and pay attention to every thing you’re doing and it will come out just as you want it . Let me know how it turns out. 🤘🏽🤘🏽
awesome , I am going to do some lace paint on 1950 mercury, I have never done this with cans. I have never laced. you are awesome my man, when it comes time I will be looking for advice. gotta wait for winter to go.
Dwain Baker Thank you . No problem I’ll help you in any way that I can. Thanks for the support. The one thing that I can tell you right now that may help you later , is to get the cheapest spray paint , an old piece of metal and cut you some sample pieces of lace . Lay everything out and prep it as you would when you actually do the job and practice with that. Get the feel for it and an idea on how it’s going to work out for you.
As my whole car needs a DIY make over I was contemplating doing my bonnet, roof and boot with the lace design. My bonnet though has indents where it Leeds to the scoop? How would I keep the lace down as the bonnet isn't flat like my roof would be.
To follow contour use small pieces of rolled tape to hold lace down. Place the tape in a spot on the lace that the paint won’t be transferring through. It’s a process , but worth it in the end.
@@PatinaCode cheers, that will come in handy. I've been wanting to do the lace job for a while but always forget about so I'm glad TH-cam recommend the video as a nice reminder while I'm actually getting ready to paint the car.
I've been seriously considering trying this very technique to paint my '75 Harley tins for a budget makeover. I knew the basics of the process, but I'm figuring out just how simple it can be without paying $1-$5k for itty to be done. Thanks for the extra boost I needed to do this myself. I'll be checking out your other works. Really cool stuff!
Go for it dude did my 82 HD a couple years ago and it's a lot easier than you'd think. Just be sure to lightly spay over the lace and not saturate it (like he says in the video). If you saturate the lace, it'll leave a scale texture that's a pain to fix.
@@PatinaCode th-cam.com/video/odxLyJ2Gpkk/w-d-xo.html let me know brosef.. I'm open for tips and tricks if you have some insight as it was my first time painting
bbrlocal are you on Instagram ? If so go to @patina_code follow me there , I’ll follow you back. Then send over a few pictures and details on your projects, and I’ll feature it on the page. Go check it out , if you’re on Instagram.
@@murderhornetoff-road6315 Thank you for the kind words . Do let me know how your project turns out . If you have Instagram shot me some pictures when you’re done @patina_code on Instagram. Thanks again, and great luck with your project. 🤘🏽🤘🏽
Looks so dope man! I got a Dyna I'm wanting some lace on and most people local want 300+ a panel so I'm gonna give this a shot. And gonna follow you on Instagram 🤘🏼
How long do you let the paint dry before taping? And what's your opinion on using a 3m spray adhesive on the lace? To hold it in place. It's a shame you didn't showcase the entire final product.
It depends on the temperature and humidity at the time of the painting. The paint has to cure before you can apply tape. There’s a difference between dry and cured. Cured mans that the paint is hard , and when it’s hard you can apply the tape and pull it off without worrying about pulling up the paint. With spray paint it’s usually 48 hours to cure. Again , that depends on the outside temperature and humidity. You can apply tape to the very ends of your lace . The parts that’s not getting painted, I just laird the lace over the roof and then shot the silver and as soon as I sat the can down I pulled the lace off. I’m doing another lace job on the current truck that I’m building and I’ll do a complete step by step on the roof .
Sal Canales Sorry it took so long to reply. It’s holding up just fine. Thanks by the way. Check out the latest video I just put up to see it in action. Once the truck is completely finished I’ll do a final walk around on it. Thanks again.
I love this video, exactly what I was looking for! Would you recommend doing anything different if I was doing this on a fiberglass welding helmet? Would the paint be the same?
Sam Brown Thanks is glad that the video was a help to you. The only thing that you would need to do is be sure that the paint that you’re going to use is compatible with fiberglass. The biggest thing would be to scuff the surface with a 600 or 800 grit sand paper to rough it up a little bit so that the paint would adhere better . Also be sure to wipe it down really well between each paint coating, plastic and fiberglass attract dust due to static. If you’re wanting to use Rust Oleum and Dupli Color as I did , they both work on fiberglass .
Patina Code Thank you for the advice! If my project turns out good I’ll post a pic, if you don’t see a pic you know what happened lol. Thank you again!
Sam Brown If you take your time , then it’s going to turn out just fine. Don’t rush to finish , if you mess up , because of rushing and have to start over again , then that means that it just took you twice as long to do one job. You’re welcome and good luck.
My favorite by far lace paint job is when you do a candy marbleized base coat, then you choose your lace that candy marbleize paint job that looks wickedly sweet
hey brother thank you for this video, listen i do much better learning by seeing stuff done than reading or hearing about it and i was just wondering would be willing to take the time to show me better in a step by step of the masking off and the painting the boarder more closely i want to lace my roof and use rattle cans but i want it to come out right the 1st time. i hope this is not asking to much of you but it really would help me to better understand things. i am sorry to ask you this but i have a learning disability its hard to explain why my brain works like this but it just is :( also you named off the paints i thank you very much for that but where did you find Metallic black at cause i have looked high and low and can not find a metallic black :( i hope to hear from you soon on this thank you so much
michael penna I get all of the Rust- Oleum Brand paint from Wal-Mart . Here’s the paint code . If you can’t find it in any of the stores around you , you can definitely find it on Amazon. 7250 Black Night Metallic Rust- Oleum
I'm working on a 1950 Chevy styleline deluxe. I just finished spraying the top silver which I'm still trying to learn a step by step on how to spray lace. Everytime I see videos on how to do this type of work I get lost
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THANK YOU FOR SHARING MY FRIEND, I PAINTED MY DASH IN MY 1949 CHEV WITH RATTLE CAN EVERY ONE LOVED IT, YOU ARE RIGHT IT CAN BE DONE AND DONE RIGHT........................................
@@franciscotrillo8269
Thanks for checking out the video . I’m glad that the rattle can worked for you .
All it takes is time and patience.
Thank you for the video. I have been considering painting a few things, and specifically rattle can as I am a cheap ass. I will reference it on my channel when I get down to it. I also visit Missouri every year for my fix of America. Today I am trying to buy a Satin black 92 Caprice Wagon. Perfect place for lace.
Heck yeah ! That would look great on that wagon, and it’s a classic to boot ! If you do that let me know how it turns out . I’m picturing wire wheels on that wagon to tie it all together.
Good luck on your hunt.
I remember my older brother's 58 Olds having a lace job. I have a fun 2011 HHR that is just a daily runner. Boring. Not for long. Thank you for this very clear video.
You’re welcome . I’d like to know how it turns out. Any vehicle can turn hot rod with just the right look . Glad you like the video and happy it was a help to you . 👍🏽
People take What Ever hum-drum Daily driver add a set of Aftermarket wheels & a Spray job. & for Doubters or Practicers, get a spare hood separately & paint that as many times as it takes for your proper End result. & If Its a Work-of-ART Keep the separate hood when you sell the Beater. Bcz Nothing says U cant't Mount the Hood L8tr On a wall For an "Off-the-Wall" Uniqueness to it.
very nice explanation of everything in detail
Thanks for checking out the video.
Looks good...along for the ride..👍🏴
Thanks for the support 🤘🏽🤘🏽
You do some nice work and I will use your techniques on my projects thank you.
You’re welcome and thank you . Glad the video was a help to you.
Thanks for this video. Gonna do this to my 57 chevy roof.
You’re welcome and thank you . Great luck on your project.
Let me know how it turns out for you .
I'm going to try this on a peice of Furniture for a customer. Thanks for the great video.
Ziggy Sweet You’re welcome . I hope it works out. 👍🏽
Nice work imma try this on my truck!!
ive wanted to try some lace and some flake style so for some practice im really impressed with your how to video thanks.
Thank you . I’m glad that it was a help to you . Let me know how your project turns out . 👍🏽
I stoped the video after 5 minutes..... just to say the way you explain how things are going to be done is excellent. hope to see more videos. Thanks for the video enjoyed it.
Ken Sendelofski Thank you and I’m glad that you liked the video. I’m still building the truck but I will be posting a few other things here soon. Thanks again .
Great video, very helpful!
Thanks glad it was a help to you.
I'm gonna lace some block patterns on my van. Thanks bro
Let me know how it turns out. You’re welcome glad the video helped. Thank you. 🤘🏽
Just did a lace job on an 81 Suzuki gs750e came out clean!
Awesome, to hear ! Hit me up on Instagram @patina_code if you’re on there ,and shoot over a few shots . I’d like to see it .
Look amazing dude
Thank you ! Sir . 👍🏽
Nice …. I’ve thinking of this for my c10
Sounds good to me. I’m thinking of doing a 68 GMC , with the lace on the roof . It works really well on vehicles with the drip rails , because the can act as guides for the layout.
Awesome job man.. I came here to checkit out because I'm thinking of lace painting a camo effect on my AR-15 rifle.
April Talbert Thank you . That’s sounds pretty cool ! Let me know how it turns out.🤘🏽
Pretty damn cool I like it
Thank you ❕ 🤘🏽🤘🏽
Great job. Inspirational.
Eddie Russell Thank you. My goal was to help out and possibly give some insight. Thanks again.
Great video
Thank you . 👍🏽
That's amazing. I'm going to try it on my roof! Thanks
Let me know how it turns out. 👍🏽
Great job. Thank you for making this video. I’m going to try it.
Thank you .
Love your spirit!
Benagen Thank you . 🤘🏽
Awesome job
Thank you . 🤘🏽🤘🏽
Very cool idea to use the ClearFX to make it “pop” more. Nice touch.
Robert Febur Thank you . That’s exactly what I was going for. Basically I was trying to mimic those real bad ass custom paint jobs that you see on a lot of 62-64 Impalas .
Thanks again.
Patina Code Just a little tip, if you’re doing a large area (like a roof), you can use low tack spray craft glue to hold down the lace. Just spray the back of the lace and carefully lay it out, and of course you should still tape the edges. This keeps overspray from being able to blow up under the lace as easily. Then once the paint is dry, wipe off any residue with a damp rag (most of the adhesives are water based, Elmer’s glue even makes one). All the same procedures you used would work even on large panels. Cheers!
Definitely helped out.. the video I was looking for!! Thank you sir👊
Glad the video was a help to you .
You’re welcome and thank you . 👊🏽
This is what inspired me to do my top man...great tutorial
Mike Fixit
Thanks, how did it turn out ? Let me know when it’s done.
Can't wait to try this!
Great luck to you bro ! Just take your time and pay attention to every thing you’re doing and it will come out just as you want it .
Let me know how it turns out. 🤘🏽🤘🏽
Stunning job well done dude ✊👍
Appreciate it . Thank you ! 👍🏽
I’m going to do something similar to some fender flares on my Chevy!
Hope everything comes out well for your project. 👍🏽 thanks for watching the video.
awesome , I am going to do some lace paint on 1950 mercury, I have never done this with cans. I have never laced. you are awesome my man, when it comes time I will be looking for advice. gotta wait for winter to go.
Dwain Baker Thank you . No problem I’ll help you in any way that I can. Thanks for the support. The one thing that I can tell you right now that may help you later , is to get the cheapest spray paint , an old piece of metal and cut you some sample pieces of lace .
Lay everything out and prep it as you would when you actually do the job and practice with that. Get the feel for it and an idea on how it’s going to work out for you.
As my whole car needs a DIY make over I was contemplating doing my bonnet, roof and boot with the lace design. My bonnet though has indents where it Leeds to the scoop? How would I keep the lace down as the bonnet isn't flat like my roof would be.
To follow contour use small pieces of rolled tape to hold lace down.
Place the tape in a spot on the lace that the paint won’t be transferring through. It’s a process , but worth it in the end.
@@PatinaCode cheers, that will come in handy. I've been wanting to do the lace job for a while but always forget about so I'm glad TH-cam recommend the video as a nice reminder while I'm actually getting ready to paint the car.
@@jasondonavich2758
Glad I was able to help . Thanks for checking out the video. 👍🏽
Now I want to do my impala roof.
Awesome ! Go for it and let know how it turns out. 🤘🏽🤘🏽
Oh and thanks for checking out the video.👍🏽
Dude that is so badass thank you
You’re welcome, and thank you also. 🤘🏽
Just found your video thank you help a lot beginner here ✌🏼
Sorry I missed your comment. I hope things went well for you .
I've been seriously considering trying this very technique to paint my '75 Harley tins for a budget makeover. I knew the basics of the process, but I'm figuring out just how simple it can be without paying $1-$5k for itty to be done. Thanks for the extra boost I needed to do this myself. I'll be checking out your other works. Really cool stuff!
Louis Flege Go for it , bro . Practice your technique on a scrap piece of metal . I’m glad that the video helped.
Go for it dude did my 82 HD a couple years ago and it's a lot easier than you'd think. Just be sure to lightly spay over the lace and not saturate it (like he says in the video). If you saturate the lace, it'll leave a scale texture that's a pain to fix.
I think if you belt sanded the letters with some tough grit to look like stainless steel before starting this nice project it would look even better!
thats cool af bro. im gonna get some practice in before i do the roof of my 65 falcon!!
Thanks ! When you get to that point let me know how it turns out.
That's pretty cool.
Panel looking good my dude👌👌 I laced the stripes on my crown vic
Thanks. How did it turn out ?
@@PatinaCode th-cam.com/video/odxLyJ2Gpkk/w-d-xo.html let me know brosef.. I'm open for tips and tricks if you have some insight as it was my first time painting
really enjoyed your video man keep up the good work
bbrlocal Thank you. The truck is near complete now so in about a month I put it up on here. Thanks again. 🤙🏽
@@PatinaCode awesome man i am currently working on 2 53 bel airs. gonna try the roth metal flake rattle bombs and see how it turns out.
bbrlocal are you on Instagram ? If so go to @patina_code follow me there , I’ll follow you back. Then send over a few pictures and details on your projects, and I’ll feature it on the page. Go check it out , if you’re on Instagram.
Excellent idea and very useful. Well done.
Thank you for your video bro
You are welcome and thank you. Glad the video was a help to you .
Awsome, I may need to try this, it looks great!
d. dranner Thanks. I hope it works out for you. Just take your time and be patient. 🤙🏽
Hey my friend awesome job where do you get the dupli color???
Thank you . I got it from Auto Zone and Orielly’s Auto Parts . I wanted 4 cans and each store Only carries 2 at a time , for what ever reason.
@@PatinaCode you did an awesome job thanks for the inspiration I’m onto my next project
@@murderhornetoff-road6315
Thank you for the kind words . Do let me know how your project turns out .
If you have Instagram shot me some pictures when you’re done @patina_code on Instagram.
Thanks again, and great luck with your project. 🤘🏽🤘🏽
Looks so dope man! I got a Dyna I'm wanting some lace on and most people local want 300+ a panel so I'm gonna give this a shot. And gonna follow you on Instagram 🤘🏼
Australia says thank you !
You’re welcome . 👍🏽
Damn, it's not often you find exactly what you're looking for on TH-cam. Nice job homie, trucks gonna be sick.
James Welch Thank you . I appreciate that and your support. I’ll post more on the truck here . Thanks for the support.🤘🏽
how long did you wait until you remove lace after painting ? thanks awesome work
As soon as you finish spraying the paint over the lace , pull it off of the surface. .
Thanks , by the way.👍🏽
Great Video I subbed !
Thank you . I’m glad that the video was a help to you. 👍🏽
Awesome.
henry gibson Thank you . 👍🏽
@@PatinaCode Welcome.
Awesome!!
paul lagana
Thanks !🤘🏽
u a god damn goat dennis
Thanks for the compliment. I’m glad that you found the video helpful.
How long do you let the paint dry before taping? And what's your opinion on using a 3m spray adhesive on the lace? To hold it in place. It's a shame you didn't showcase the entire final product.
It depends on the temperature and humidity at the time of the painting. The paint has to cure before you can apply tape. There’s a difference between dry and cured. Cured mans that the paint is hard , and when it’s hard you can apply the tape and pull it off without worrying about pulling up the paint. With spray paint it’s usually 48 hours to cure. Again , that depends on the outside temperature and humidity. You can apply tape to the very ends of your lace . The parts that’s not getting painted, I just laird the lace over the roof and then shot the silver and as soon as I sat the can down I pulled the lace off.
I’m doing another lace job on the current truck that I’m building and I’ll do a complete step by step on the roof .
nice job how has it held up?
Sal Canales Sorry it took so long to reply. It’s holding up just fine. Thanks by the way. Check out the latest video I just put up to see it in action. Once the truck is completely finished I’ll do a final walk around on it. Thanks again.
@@PatinaCode cool thanks !!!
Hey bro I did it thank you didn't come out as nice as yours but hey thank you for your guidance i
I’m glad to hear that you went ahead with it . I’m glad that the video helped you.
I love this video, exactly what I was looking for! Would you recommend doing anything different if I was doing this on a fiberglass welding helmet? Would the paint be the same?
Sam Brown Thanks is glad that the video was a help to you. The only thing that you would need to do is be sure that the paint that you’re going to use is compatible with fiberglass. The biggest thing would be to scuff the surface with a 600 or 800 grit sand paper to rough it up a little bit so that the paint would adhere better . Also be sure to wipe it down really well between each paint coating, plastic and fiberglass attract dust due to static. If you’re wanting to use Rust Oleum and Dupli Color as I did , they both work on fiberglass .
Patina Code Thank you for the advice! If my project turns out good I’ll post a pic, if you don’t see a pic you know what happened lol. Thank you again!
Sam Brown If you take your time , then it’s going to turn out just fine. Don’t rush to finish , if you mess up , because of rushing and have to start over again , then that means that it just took you twice as long to do one job.
You’re welcome and good luck.
My favorite by far lace paint job is when you do a candy marbleized base coat, then you choose your lace that candy marbleize paint job that looks wickedly sweet
What paint you use this us awesome i want to doit on my yj hood
Joel Navarro Thank You . I use Rust-Oleum Metallic for the colors and Dupli Color Clear Effects for the rainbow flake finish .
I love youuuuu!
Thank you . 🤘🏽🤘🏽
So bad ass bro
Thank you 🤘🏽🤘🏽
hey brother thank you for this video, listen i do much better learning by seeing stuff done than reading or hearing about it and i was just wondering would be willing to take the time to show me better in a step by step of the masking off and the painting the boarder more closely i want to lace my roof and use rattle cans but i want it to come out right the 1st time. i hope this is not asking to much of you but it really would help me to better understand things. i am sorry to ask you this but i have a learning disability its hard to explain why my brain works like this but it just is :( also you named off the paints i thank you very much for that but where did you find Metallic black at cause i have looked high and low and can not find a metallic black :( i hope to hear from you soon on this thank you so much
michael penna I get all of the Rust- Oleum Brand paint from Wal-Mart .
Here’s the paint code . If you can’t find it in any of the stores around you , you can definitely find it on Amazon.
7250 Black Night Metallic
Rust- Oleum
@@PatinaCode ok thank you brother
Do you need to let it dry before you pull the lace off or do you remove it right away
James StClair remove it right away .
Thanks for that question! I scrolled all the way down hoping someone would have asked it.
I'm working on a 1950 Chevy styleline deluxe. I just finished spraying the top silver which I'm still trying to learn a step by step on how to spray lace. Everytime I see videos on how to do this type of work I get lost
Benny Lozano What’s the trouble ? I’d like to try and help you out.
I layed down a silver base today. But because the roof is so big I don't know how to begin laying out the patterns.
Benny Lozano Do you want to have a border or just the lace pattern running to the edges ?
@@PatinaCode I would like border and line patterns
I would like border and line patterns
Do you wet sand often it’s done? I’m thinking about getting my truck bed lined and painting over the floor with lace
Yes , then i waxed it . Just like a normal paint job.
I think that would look pretty cool , having the bed floor laced . Good luck.
where did you get that lace
Johnny Slater Joanns fabric store.
PS it was on a Yukon Denali
That was a large surface to cover ! That in it’s self was a challenge, and took some guts to do . Good job ! 👊🏽
Nice
Nathan Warshawsky Thanks
👍🏻✌🏼
🤘🏽🤘🏽 thanks again.
Should've posted the end result.
At this point I had only done the tailgate. Check out the video I done showing the truck completed. It’s the bare metal rat rod one.
Where did you get the lace material?
laurel egan The place I got it from was a fabric store called JOANN fabrics and crafts.
show the final product
Here’s a link to the whole truck completed.
Thanks for the interest.
th-cam.com/video/-pgbtWIwApk/w-d-xo.html
Hey what's the email address? I want to send the pictures of my Honda Roof. " I learned it from Patina Code!"
Roxann Smith Do you have Instagram ? If so go to @patina_code and you can dm the shot to me. If you don’t have Instagram , dennisnovel@gmail.com
Nice
Thanks .👍🏽
Nice
Thank you . 🤘🏽🤘🏽