Sound advice and tips. Of all the blend vids and so on I’ve watched here on TH-cam this makes most sense and is best explained. Learnt a lot and grateful. Take care.
This is what separates a good painter from the rest. If you can offer this small repair yo the customer with the same quality of painting the whole bumper and saving lot of money to the customer, you are the best
I enjoyed this video a lot. Great tips! I learned some good stuff today. The cardboard cutout, I’ve used before. I love the ease the technique adds to the job. And great tips about the overspray, clear coat, and blender on the outside edges. I’ll have to try that out. Thank you Gabe! Have a good one. Much love!
Good evening Gabe, I see you use your mid-rise lift in your paint booth like I do. It sure makes my sorry old knees work better. Not to mention the fact that it gives you a lot of more accessibility to your work. Look at the excellent results you had with this job. Looks just beautiful. Thanks for another great repair and you take care.
Thanks for showing us your expertise. I spray Sherwin Williams solvent so I needed all the help I can get. Be glad you don't have anything to do with sherwin. Our lead painters switched to their new waterborne 9000 whatever it's called. And they're straining it 5 times over as it comes very dirty.
Have you tried a 1 1/4 inch hole punch and make your own sanding disc out of 3000 and 5000 trizac for your 3M denibber? It works great and polishing takes seconds!
i have seen a lot of your good video's but i'm wondering what kind of tape you use for masking in between gaps or window rubbers. greets from the netherlands and keep up the video's i like them.
Nice work as usual. Just a question and it's probably just preference, why not just grey scratch pad with some scuff stuff for your blend area? Makes it's so so easy to get into the corners and edges and makes sure its scuffed rather than using 1000grit soft back
Hey gabe I just have a question about your prep for the blend. Maybe it was done by someone else in the shop before hand but is the blend area polished before you start the job ?
Good afternoon Gabe, just watching your video a second time. What brand of polisher is the blue polisher that you use the foam pad on? It really is a compact tool for that tight polishing like that. Have a great week Gabe. You take care.
Hey Gabriel is that g360 you used there? And have you done a vid testing it? Also do you need the finishing farecla or just that? Thanks for all the info! Been doing this 21 years! Still learning! Gotta keep up with the new tech🙌🏽
Hey Gabe, I'm wondering if you sprayed your blender onto the area that you already scuffed with 3000 or did you throw your blender on unstuffed area and just polish it lightly?
Can u help me out I can't understand why I can paint a car and as long as I put color down there is no trash . but as soon as I clear one I get it and I follow all the steps. Can u make a video on this please
The dirt is there you just don't see it untill you clear it. I have a video on trying to get cleaner paint jobs you can TH-cam it how to paint a car without polish
In a super clean booth - Wet is better as it controls dust... Outside the booth dry is fine... we use the grey & gold scotchie pads wet or dry - Alot cheaper than a $5 trizac pad..
Isn't it crazy that with the MILLIONS of $ invested with these companies about wipe cloths - The backyard DIY microfiber cloth pulls thru..???.. & you can reuse them !!!!! Saving $$$
Sound advice and tips. Of all the blend vids and so on I’ve watched here on TH-cam this makes most sense and is best explained. Learnt a lot and grateful. Take care.
Wow I'm so glad to hear I helped! Much love!!!
This is what separates a good painter from the rest. If you can offer this small repair yo the customer with the same quality of painting the whole bumper and saving lot of money to the customer, you are the best
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I enjoyed this video a lot. Great tips! I learned some good stuff today. The cardboard cutout, I’ve used before. I love the ease the technique adds to the job. And great tips about the overspray, clear coat, and blender on the outside edges. I’ll have to try that out. Thank you Gabe! Have a good one. Much love!
Awesome!!
Brilliant tutorial Gabe and your prep work and polishing really went hand in hand to make the perfect spot repair- great job
Thank you!😌
Now that's something you dont learn how to do overnight! Great job man!
Hahahah thanks man!!!!
I feel like you should have more subscribers but keep up the good work. 1 of the best paint channels to watch.
Haha thanks so much brother! I rely on organic growth by sharing so it's not as fast as some other channels thanks for the compliment!
Thanks for all these vids I've learned a lot from your channel. Your work is inspiring
Thank you!;!;🥰
Good evening Gabe, I see you use your mid-rise lift in your paint booth like I do. It sure makes my sorry old knees work better. Not to mention the fact that it gives you a lot of more accessibility to your work. Look at the excellent results you had with this job. Looks just beautiful. Thanks for another great repair and you take care.
Yeah it's definitely a blessing ! Thanks my brother !!
Always so on point. Thanks Gabe
Glad you liked it man!
thanks for smart repair info tips in here to adapt to mobile smart work
thanks bud from the UK
Hello Gabriel I hope you are doing well! Thanks for your time and knowledge keep them coming! Happy New Year
Thanks brother !! Back at you
Looking good brother GOD BLESS and Happy New Year
Same to you my bro !
Perfect jobs 👌🏻
Thanks brother!!!!
Thanks for showing us your expertise. I spray Sherwin Williams solvent so I needed all the help I can get. Be glad you don't have anything to do with sherwin. Our lead painters switched to their new waterborne 9000 whatever it's called. And they're straining it 5 times over as it comes very dirty.
Oh dang!
Gabe...bro keep up the good work👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Much love
Awesomeness man,
looks nice nice nice 😁
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Awesome video. Thank you Gabe!
Your welcome!!
Love it, great Job as always 👍 greetings from Germany
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👌👌 looking good
Hi Mate that’s a nice little repair.
What was the primer you used. Is it a special uv primer ? Cheers
I don't remember which one j use but we have ppg primer and also silkens
Your the man 👍👍💪💪
@gabe, are you using cutting compund and then polish? where did you get the 3" waffle pad?
Yeah. The pads are from 3m
@@MOTIVATEDPAINTERS how about compound or just polish?
Another nice nice nice job! One question gabe u didn’t use filler on that little repair area?
No there was no need
Hi
Good video
The last polisher you where using. Was that the Eastwood orbital?
Thank you
Nice.. nice.. nice.. nice...👍🏻
Have you tried a 1 1/4 inch hole punch and make your own sanding disc out of 3000 and 5000 trizac for your 3M denibber? It works great and polishing takes seconds!
That's interesting! Haah
Gabe, what was the spray you used for the blend area?
It's spray max 1k blender google it
Found it Thank you! As always you do some excellent work. I am jealous!
i have seen a lot of your good video's but i'm wondering what kind of tape you use for masking in between gaps or window rubbers. greets from the netherlands and keep up the video's i like them.
Trim tape I belive I forget the fancy name if it's not super tight you can even use just normal tape
The “YODA”of paint!thankyou bro
Hahaha thanks !
Do you throw you blender on the area scuffed with 3000 and then lightly polish it out?
Yup like o showed in the video
Do you not have any trouble with the color of the microfiber cloth coming out on the panel your cleaning because of your pre cleaner solution?
Dusty Ray washes them first
I pre wash all of them and I never soak them it works great
Nice work as usual. Just a question and it's probably just preference, why not just grey scratch pad with some scuff stuff for your blend area? Makes it's so so easy to get into the corners and edges and makes sure its scuffed rather than using 1000grit soft back
Kunal Abraham grey scotch is too harsh for a blow in bro, 2000 on a da or by Hand works well
You can but I rather 1000 because there is not chance of anything digging in
Hey gabe I just have a question about your prep for the blend. Maybe it was done by someone else in the shop before hand but is the blend area polished before you start the job ?
I did it I cleaned it very very well I do not polish it I 5000
Good afternoon Gabe, just watching your video a second time. What brand of polisher is the blue polisher that you use the foam pad on? It really is a compact tool for that tight polishing like that. Have a great week Gabe. You take care.
Hey Gab, how about some videos on selecting the right formula?? 👍
Haha I'm the worst! Just go with the one that looks better haha
Keep up the good work, and positive attitude. 👊
Hey Gabriel is that g360 you used there? And have you done a vid testing it? Also do you need the finishing farecla or just that? Thanks for all the info! Been doing this 21 years! Still learning! Gotta keep up with the new tech🙌🏽
Hello brother yes just search farceka G360 and you'll see my video! I use their finish one too
Thank you for your tips and which brand Bluetooth ear phones used PLS tel me
These are called back beats 3
why do you lightly sand the shade with p3000?
For the blender 👍🏼👍🏼
Gabriel Merino 3000 does not risk ruining the blender?
Not at all blend is very thin so it goes into the 3000 scratches very well
Gabriel Merino Thanks for the reply ... is the p6000 good for preparing the blender area? Or is it too thin?
Might be too thin
Are you doing any body repair or just painting
Just painting in a production shop
Hey Gabe, I'm wondering if you sprayed your blender onto the area that you already scuffed with 3000 or did you throw your blender on unstuffed area and just polish it lightly?
Good question
What da polishers do you recommend
I don't use one so I don't recommend it my brother
Can u help me out I can't understand why I can paint a car and as long as I put color down there is no trash . but as soon as I clear one I get it and I follow all the steps. Can u make a video on this please
The dirt is there you just don't see it untill you clear it. I have a video on trying to get cleaner paint jobs you can TH-cam it how to paint a car without polish
Thank you I'm going to check it out.. Keep up the good work. I thank you for all the advice you give it makes my Job much easier
Why do you not prefer doing spot repairs?
Because is better to have full clear across the whole bumper
@@MOTIVATEDPAINTERS What are the air blowers you use and i have a 99 porsche 911 clear is coming off what grits should i use taking clear off
Probably sand and primer with 400
You need to show us the cardboard trick in another video please
Blender can name please
Spray max 1k blender
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Do you always wet sand? The Gunman finds dry sanding has many benefits and he always achieves top results.
In a super clean booth - Wet is better as it controls dust... Outside the booth dry is fine... we use the grey & gold scotchie pads wet or dry - Alot cheaper than a $5 trizac pad..
I love wetsanding it just works so much better for me when I clean there is a deep clean look to it but everyone does it differently
Thanks. Always enjoy the videos and interesting to see different techniques.
You just cost me $$ with that denibber! It should pay for itself quickly. Did you endorse a sandpaper cutter that punches holes too?
Isn't it crazy that with the MILLIONS of $ invested with these companies about wipe cloths - The backyard DIY microfiber cloth pulls thru..???.. & you can reuse them !!!!! Saving $$$
Right!?!!; It's the best hands down!!!
your boss is watching your movies ????
Always