The Easiest Guitar Spray Painting Tutorial (Oxford Finishing Kit)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2023
- This is going to be my easiest guitar painting tutorial to follow yet. For this one I am using a finishing kit from Oxford Supply that has everything you need to get the job done. No guessing what you need, no shopping around, it’s all there.
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Thanks for watching.
It's good to see you making videos again,you've been missed out here we have been having to look elsewhere for some painting info. GLAD YOU BACK.
Good to see you back at it! Between the cans spray quality and the effectiveness of the spray rig, it occurs to me that you may not even miss the spray gun. Great work as always.
God bless you for turning me on to Car-Rep 2K for acrylic. I Love Oxford paint for lacquer. The first time I used it I did a Tele in Oxford Mary Kay White and it's such an easy and forgiving paint to use. The real tip I am looking for now is how to get my wife not to scream because I am building too many guitars.
Hey Brad, I’ve been using some of Oxford’s paints ( which I found through you ), and they all came out beautifully man. Between their stuff and all the stuff I learned through your videos I’ve really come a long way man!
This is perfectly timed for me! My GGBO build will be my first attempt at paint finishing.
I don't usually use rattle cans but I recently bought a bunch of guitar shop stuff from a guy going out of the business. I paid .25 on the dollar I'm guessing. Part of the haul was a brand new Sea foam green kit from Oxford. Which I'm looking forward to using it. Thanks for the videos Brad.
Finished my Tele build with Oxford primer, Daphne Blue color and clear coat. Told them you sent me. They said they "love Brad".
Another excellent How-To video. I am about to start on the Solo 12-String Kit (Strat Body). This will be my 4th Solo project. Your videos have been instrumental in all of the them. Your video style is so easy to follow. Thanks for all of your help.
Just finished a Strat with an Oxford Finishing Kit in the Racing Green Metallic and gloss Nitro! turned out beautiful - thanks for the previous recommendation!
Thanx for the great videos.I just finished a Les Paul build from scratch,not a kit
Thank you for the video buddy. I know it’s going to be a great day when I see Brad on the feed.
thanks a lot man these guides are great. i had no idea where to start initially and your channel is really helpful
That is a very complete kit if it even includes a tack cloth. Awesome content as usual!
Great video Brad. Can't wait for the next one.
Great vid. good to see you again
Long time no see. You must be a very busy man. Great video. I really had no idea that lacquers dried so extremely fast. Good info to know.
Great video, i like to see your videos bc it makes me wanna do it too
Thanks for the video. I'm looking to use Oxford's butterscotch kit on a guitar with a particularly ugly sunburst. (I mean, all sunbursts are ugly.) [ducks]
Thanks for the great content! I used your videos a few years ago for my first kit build, and I'm about to start my second with a car paint finish that I learned is a tricoat with two cans in addition to the clearcoat. Any particular tips for painting a guitar with a tricoat? Thanks!
Hello Brad Joe here I stopped building guitars I've been building motorized bicycles now