I'm excited to see this kind of exposure for the hardest working automotive painting educator on TH-cam! Congrats and well earned. I hope you get Tavarish to suit up and paint some himself.
@@PaintSocietyhello brian, i am painting my sevtheth gen civic ans i got 50 grans of a black and blue mica powder. Should i mis with the black base coat and spray or spray black base and add to gloss clear. Ive been told both ways but need to no from the best and that is you. Also is 50 grams enough of the mica powder. Thatks so much. I no its just paint , dont over think it. Lol. I reall not sure and cant afford to mess it up
I work in a large bady shop and those Festool vacuum systems are a game changer. Keeps my bay so much cleaner, as well as my lungs. I have come to love that piece of equipment.
This man right here is an amazing teacher. I've learned alot if not everything right here from this channel. I just want to take the time to thank you Brian for taking time out your day to make videos to teach people like me. Your awesome man!
Well deserved Brian.. I really appreciate you sharing all that knowledge with all of us.. you gave me the knowledge and courage to dive into some deep projects as a complete amateur and persevere!.. I couldnt be more excited for part 2
Amazing! Can't wait to see how this comes out. One thing that would have saved you a ton of time and material is using epoxy resin brushed on after you hit it with 120. The epoxy would have been thick enough to fill the lows. From there you could have blocked the epoxy flat and clear coated and done! Excited to see this come out!
Great channel contents, from knowing nothing to being able to do some spray work on my own stuffs. Not yet professional grade results, but good enough compare to the past. Thanks!!!
Hi, I like your videos. I learned a lot from them. I have a tip for the Inflatable Paint Booth. I also used one, and after it's fully inflated, I change the blowers. The bigger one manages to remove the fumes better.
Big fan of both of you guys, it's good to see y'all get together. I'll be painting the Supra soon and have been absolutely binging your content, going from deep red to Plum Crazy is a hell of a project 🤙
Hell yeah! I’ve been watching tavarish since highschool 2018. Cool to see you both collaborate together. I’m new to painting but my father has been a painter all my life. I loved watching his last McLaren rebuild but was disappointed at the paint job. Didn’t get to see much of it getting painted.
Haha I met tavarish at shed fest I had no idea you had his car at the time and you guys knew each other I’d have given him something to bring back for you if I knew. You’ve taught me so much and my business is thriving!
Brian, what causes the waviness in the parts? I am going to assume (from watching Tavarish's video on how the parts were made) the following: A) The molds were block sanded and "perfect" prior to the lay-up of the carbon fiber; B) Absolute highest quality cloth and resin were used for the lay-ups; C) The parts were vacuum bagged and the molds were solid enough to not deflect under vacuum bagging pressure; and D) The parts were allowed to cure in the mold long enough to reach full strength prior to demolding. Yet even with all this careful work, the waviness occurs. Really looking for you input based on your experience on what you believe happens. Thanks.
Holy shit, congrats on getting enough traction to get on Tavarish's radar; I'm not the biggest fan of the guy but this speaks volumes to your success. Keep up the awesome content!
@@PaintSociety got an unrelated question for you if you’re willing to answer it actually. Is there anything special about grabber colors? I’m planning on painting a car grabber blue at some point and wasn’t sure if there was anything weird about them.
So this is what happens when two "Florida Man" collaborate. Wondering if you two were going to get together. Good stuff. Watching Brian and Tovarish for a few years now.
love the show been watching for ages . I am about to shoot cellulose paint on my classic mini. have you ever shot with cellulose ? would love to see that video
Why didn't you use transparent high build polyester primer before clear coating? some are made specially for carbon parts I use it all the time when painting carbon, also to prevent print through
If you use Mipa P67S Spray polyester for carbon fibre then Mipa Carbonic Clear, that will get it pin staright, i used it on my GR Yaris Forged carbon roof and that was covered in ripples now its straight as a arrow
i enjoy watching and learning different tips and things i just made from your channel. i just made a big mistake I accidentally mix 2k high build hardner in epoxy primmer,. any advice. i just spent all last week stripping the car to bair metal and made this mistake.
Have you ever set the pressure on a spray gun that is outside the recommended pressure settings stated in the data sheet? Is there ever a time when it should be done? I'm just trying to get a baseline to start with. Thanks!
Just out of curiosity, what kind of clearcoat is that... seems to be an odd brand for such an expensive project. I was specting some acrylic urethane clearcoat like superior 250 from sikkens...
Its just for build. We will repeat this process 3-4 times and the final coats will get the good stuff. I think actually next time will be sikkens because the front cap will only need one more coating most likely
I think you guys should have use the same clearcoat throughout the entire process in order to ensure the quality of the job... if the cheap clearcoat fails then the good stuff comes with it...
I have no idea what a piece like that would cost but I'm betting a lot! If those surfaces are the result of additional coats of epoxy after molding then it may be understandable. If it comes out of the mold that way, the tooling needs to be redone!
Problem with carbon that big is it is very flexible, just a little bit of pressure will distort the guide coat. Also not being attached dto the body will distort the part.
So, honestly, how did you like spraying in that inflatable paint booth? In my 30 plus years, I've sprayed in all kinds of investments, so I just bought one of these booths, and still kinda have some doubts. On the other hand, wet sanding and buffing do always come in handy in some situations. I don't expect it to be great, but is is adequate for an occasional job?
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I'm excited to see this kind of exposure for the hardest working automotive painting educator on TH-cam! Congrats and well earned. I hope you get Tavarish to suit up and paint some himself.
Means alot!
@@PaintSocietyhello brian, i am painting my sevtheth gen civic ans i got 50 grans of a black and blue mica powder. Should i mis with the black base coat and spray or spray black base and add to gloss clear. Ive been told both ways but need to no from the best and that is you. Also is 50 grams enough of the mica powder. Thatks so much. I no its just paint , dont over think it. Lol. I reall not sure and cant afford to mess it up
@@itsjusti4262 spray 2-3 coats medium wet then wait 30 min and spray 2-3 coats of clear
@PaintSociety do I mix the mica powder with the base or the clear 🤔 thanks brother for replying.
💯
I work in a large bady shop and those Festool vacuum systems are a game changer. Keeps my bay so much cleaner, as well as my lungs. I have come to love that piece of equipment.
We have a couple at mine but they don't get used much cuz dragging them around is a pain with the way our shop is set up
The collaboration we didn’t know we needed🔥 great content and excellent tutorials, keep up the great work Brian🤌🏻
Glad you liked it!!
This man right here is an amazing teacher. I've learned alot if not everything right here from this channel. I just want to take the time to thank you Brian for taking time out your day to make videos to teach people like me. Your awesome man!
Thank you Nick!!
Nice job on that carbon. So much sanding and even more sanding is the key. Glad to have found your channel from @tavarish
Brian is a great humble guy.
I hope u get the exposure u deserve with helping with this build 😊
Thank you!
Excellent Collab and just superb technique when applying the clear. You can really tell the level of skill developed over time.
Well deserved Brian.. I really appreciate you sharing all that knowledge with all of us.. you gave me the knowledge and courage to dive into some deep projects as a complete amateur and persevere!.. I couldnt be more excited for part 2
I appreciate that!
Amazing! Can't wait to see how this comes out. One thing that would have saved you a ton of time and material is using epoxy resin brushed on after you hit it with 120. The epoxy would have been thick enough to fill the lows. From there you could have blocked the epoxy flat and clear coated and done! Excited to see this come out!
Love the collaboration Bryan with different TH-camrs, different person not necessary, famous! God bless you 🙏🏽✌🏽👍🏽
I’m so glad to see you guys collaborate. I’m subscribed to both for a long time now.
So glad to see you two working together 💛💛
Looks way better than it did before. I really like seeing you two collaborate together. Matt.
This is the best collaboration of the year !!!!
I swear, my two most favorite TH-camrs. Who would of thought this would happen!!! I’m so excited for this
Great channel contents, from knowing nothing to being able to do some spray work on my own stuffs. Not yet professional grade results, but good enough compare to the past. Thanks!!!
Glad you and @tavarish got together 😊 excited for the next one
Hi, I like your videos. I learned a lot from them. I have a tip for the Inflatable Paint Booth. I also used one, and after it's fully inflated, I change the blowers. The bigger one manages to remove the fumes better.
Polyurethane sanding sealer for timber and polyester, mirotone sell it, perfect for carbon, allows you to fill and block flat then topcoat.
Big fan of both of you guys, it's good to see y'all get together. I'll be painting the Supra soon and have been absolutely binging your content, going from deep red to Plum Crazy is a hell of a project 🤙
Thanks!!!
Great to see the collaboration between TH-camrs! If I were you, I were pretty scared of burning thru the resin
This is a very cool concept. Looking forward to the finished product.
Pretty cool how sanding clear on carbon is like having a built in guidecoat
stoked he got you on board!
so cool! to see the whole production
Hell yeah! I’ve been watching tavarish since highschool 2018. Cool to see you both collaborate together. I’m new to painting but my father has been a painter all my life. I loved watching his last McLaren rebuild but was disappointed at the paint job. Didn’t get to see much of it getting painted.
I will make sure we catch everything !!thanks for watching
Love the Mighty Car Mods t-shirt!!✌️
Didn’t know I’d get bonus tavarish material today
I was so surprised to see you in Freddy's video !!! It's the biggest TH-cam crossover video ever !!! 🤩🤩🤩
This is BIG for me!
Heck yeah!!!! Good collaboration man!
I'm another new one from Tavarish. Looking forward to seeing it all!
Cool name by the way, Paint Society.
That inflatable paint booth is awesome! I'm going to get one!
The shirt , all they way from australia, well done mate.
Hi Brian
Glad your on this build, it will amazing when you have finshed with it 👌👌
You and me both!
I watch both you guys channel, so dope to see the collaboration !
Awesome !
Haha I met tavarish at shed fest I had no idea you had his car at the time and you guys knew each other I’d have given him something to bring back for you if I knew. You’ve taught me so much and my business is thriving!
Man i love to hear this !
EPIC partnership man! I was waiting/hoping you'd show up for this project!
This is next level, too awesome!!!
Making it happen!
Great work,cant wait for the next episode
Damn this is awesome 👏 paint society blowing up 🤯
Just blowing up the booth lol
@@PaintSociety i notice more and more views and followers since I subbed to your channel. I cant wait to see you hit 1 million
No way this collaboration is happening right now!!!!😮
Love the vid man the editing is great 👍
Brian, what causes the waviness in the parts? I am going to assume (from watching Tavarish's video on how the parts were made) the following: A) The molds were block sanded and "perfect" prior to the lay-up of the carbon fiber; B) Absolute highest quality cloth and resin were used for the lay-ups; C) The parts were vacuum bagged and the molds were solid enough to not deflect under vacuum bagging pressure; and D) The parts were allowed to cure in the mold long enough to reach full strength prior to demolding. Yet even with all this careful work, the waviness occurs. Really looking for you input based on your experience on what you believe happens. Thanks.
This was the first mold of its kind so i dont think yet it has been totally perfected but you bring up some good points.
Nice shirt Jack👍
Oh i thought you were going to paint it with color (yellow) .. Glad you guys just re clear coated it
Holy shit, congrats on getting enough traction to get on Tavarish's radar; I'm not the biggest fan of the guy but this speaks volumes to your success.
Keep up the awesome content!
thanks so much! When i found out I really had a big career moment for myself, appreciate it
@@PaintSociety got an unrelated question for you if you’re willing to answer it actually. Is there anything special about grabber colors? I’m planning on painting a car grabber blue at some point and wasn’t sure if there was anything weird about them.
@deltacharlieecho4732 not 100% to be honest but if its straight up base and clear then it should be straight forward.
Love the work man. I’m also working in the car body shop and hope to do this one’s 👌🏼
Hi coach it's me Ben here's a fact you get to paint a Mclaren P1 and and since I love supercars your here painting one!! I never even seen a P1!!
Looks like DDE need you help now too 😳👍
Great video
This is gonna be a good one!!
Jack's doing all the hard work again Jack's the real star there when Freddy leaves lol.
I watch your all videos contents are Garte I like you videos ❤️👌😍
So this is what happens when two "Florida Man" collaborate. Wondering if you two were going to get together. Good stuff. Watching Brian and Tovarish for a few years now.
Thank you!!
Hay... you can do it....come on champions.... you can pull this offffffffff...
Idk if anyone noticed but the part of putting the booth away it’s in reverse 👀😂
Was waiting on someone to spot that 😂
Nice Job!
Im glad i found yall from freddy. this will be super interesting.
When you finish sanding, if you were to just cleans and polish would the weave be visible again?
Great content...
Hello, do you have a video about painting over chrome, like a bumper?
MIGHTY CAR MODS T-SHIRT !!! Let’s go western Sydney boys !! Let’s blast this p1 down the M4 motorway to Penrith!!!! ( following all the speed limits)
hello from tavatrish :-)
The car will be much lighter for sure! 😁
Just when the colab couldn't get any better, Jack has on a MightyCarMods tshirt.
Hell yea!
love the show been watching for ages . I am about to shoot cellulose paint on my classic mini. have you ever shot with cellulose ? would love to see that video
Good day, can you advise me on the best compression to purchase?
Why didn't you use transparent high build polyester primer before clear coating?
some are made specially for carbon parts
I use it all the time when painting carbon, also to prevent print through
If you use Mipa P67S Spray polyester for carbon fibre then Mipa Carbonic Clear, that will get it pin staright, i used it on my GR Yaris Forged carbon roof and that was covered in ripples now its straight as a arrow
I tried finding both products but no luck. Do they sell it in the states?
@@Speakingdatruth th-cam.com/video/T5fQkismENM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=1Yk5cSxBOlPUxfS_
... when #Tavarish takes over your TH-cam video! LOL
NICE!
i enjoy watching and learning different tips and things i just made from your channel. i just made a big mistake I accidentally mix 2k high build hardner in epoxy primmer,. any advice. i just spent all last week stripping the car to bair metal and made this mistake.
It happens!!!
I seen this video 😂😂😂 of the car in the flood 😂😂😂
This has to be tavarishs
Have you ever set the pressure on a spray gun that is outside the recommended pressure settings stated in the data sheet? Is there ever a time when it should be done? I'm just trying to get a baseline to start with. Thanks!
Wow !
Brother dde needs you lol
We see Freddies not doing the hard bits as usual 😂😂😂
Hello,
Where are you guys located and how did you start in the industry?
Thanks for your time!
How many TH-cam channels has Tavarish inadvertently launched??
What brand of clear coat did you guys use and how many coats of clear were needed?
3 coats and we will need to sand down and do another 3
Just out of curiosity, what kind of clearcoat is that... seems to be an odd brand for such an expensive project. I was specting some acrylic urethane clearcoat like superior 250 from sikkens...
Its just for build. We will repeat this process 3-4 times and the final coats will get the good stuff. I think actually next time will be sikkens because the front cap will only need one more coating most likely
I think you guys should have use the same clearcoat throughout the entire process in order to ensure the quality of the job... if the cheap clearcoat fails then the good stuff comes with it...
Can u put pearl or kandy over Carbon Fiber and clear it
Cat 4 P1
P1 CLEANER than your CHURCH SHOES AHA😂😂😂😂❤❤❤
Lots of work! Coming along nicely! What RC car was that? That was cool with the doors opening up
not sure the brand, I gotta ask Jack but it as a rep of what we are working on
I need one 😍
What went flat? The P1 or the tent??
I have no idea what a piece like that would cost but I'm betting a lot! If those surfaces are the result of additional coats of epoxy after molding then it may be understandable. If it comes out of the mold that way, the tooling needs to be redone!
Great point!
Was thinking similar myself, I mean it's not as if it's some cheap part for the interior of a civic etc 😂
Problem with carbon that big is it is very flexible, just a little bit of pressure will distort the guide coat. Also not being attached dto the body will distort the part.
Hello, where can i find that spray boot for purchase.
description i have links
I would really enjoy rubbing that down ,I love rubbing down filler and trying to get it as straight as I can
I need a p1 medium t shirt
Hopefully another cut with 320 then 400 and candy over the carbon??
candy in the future yes but not even close yet
Please can someone help me ...can you spray primer without sanding the surface that have been primerd before months
I’d personally sand that’s just me though
Another Bluetooth car coming to sema this year!!!
Everyone seems to be able to make videos about the P1. I wonder why Tavarish doesn't.
What brand is that block at 2:32
That car ain’t going to SEMA😂😂😂
How do you like your inflatable booth? I just purchased one and have high hopes
get the elephant trunk, link in the description but its gotta be the sewinfla booth to work
@@PaintSociety ah k I’ll check it out thanks for the tip
So, honestly, how did you like spraying in that inflatable paint booth? In my 30 plus years, I've sprayed in all kinds of investments, so I just bought one of these booths, and still kinda have some doubts. On the other hand, wet sanding and buffing do always come in handy in some situations. I don't expect it to be great, but is is adequate for an occasional job?
A lot of overspray, but it gets a job done but always expect to wet sand Bluff
@PaintSociety that's what I had figured. I did by the optional extractor unit, so hopefully that cuts down on the over spray. Thank for the fas reply.
@@GorillasGuns the extractor helps after you spray. It cant keep up as you spray though
How do you not get clear coat in your eyes...???
I close my eyes when I paint. Like bloodsport movie
Sand and repaint. Sand and repaint. Those low spots will eventually level out.