Turned out fantastic! Years ago when my friend got her first motorcycle she did the lace trick on her helmet using black, pinks and White. We are both artistic and inspire each other. Been best friends for 40 years and met in 2nd grade.
I like the checkerboard the best. Nice to have a host that has a sense of humor! (have you been hanging out in the paint spray too long?) 😆😆😆😆😆😆 Thanks, I had fun!
Wow, this great-grandma watched you for the first time. While I won't be re-doing any motercycle helmets, I do like to refinish & restore home decor so I'm going to keep watching for tips & tricks I can use, or adapt your ideas to my own projects. Thanks so much for sharing your obvious talents & skill with spray paint. Right off I can see that the tip of using the paint lid to splatter paint is beneficial & less waste to the average user. You are very impressive ( and funny too).
All 5 techniques were awesome!! Keep the videos coming my friend bc you are doing a gr8 service tutoring all of the viewers 😊!!! Til next tyme...keep those cre8ive juices abrewing!!!
Omg dude, I just love your videos, and your commentary is just Awesome! You have such a great personality and sense of humor and flair! Keeping it simple and most of all fun! Thank you for sharing your tips which have been a fabulous help to me to be more creative! Looking forward to watching more of your helpful videos!
I got a trick that happened by accident (the best kind)❗️While clear coating with a touchup air sprayer, some airborne verigated goldleaf powder got into the mix. The result on a black MC tank was amazing. It made the whole paint job providing depth in a outer space look.
@@DuncanCustomAirbrush I think you can start by teaching basic understanding on how spray painting works and it’s most fundamental aspect so that people are not afraid to use it watching your videos is giving me the courage to actually try it and the way you Explain things and watching them through your eyes really inspire people simple little things you make them look so wonderful whatever you decide. I think it’s gonna be a great class.
@@DuncanCustomAirbrush I might also add, in the early classes, which types of paint to use on different substrates such as: metal vs wood vs canvas and so on. As a screen printer, I learned decades ago that I did not want to continue printing on metal because of the chemicals, well, nastier than normal chemicals. This may all be mentioned in the video but I'm still waiting for it to load over my slow connection. Based on the comments, I'm sure I'll enjoy. Cheers, wigs
Love seeing this. I actually got brave and painted me motorcycle and decided on doing a marbling style paint job, it actually turned out really nice. Thanks for putting vids out like this so we can learn new techniques.
I used the plastic gutter guard to make my crossbow look like carbon fiber camo it turned out really cool, although it looked more like snake or dragon scales.
I've watched a lot of your videos, and I don't use spray paint, but I absolutely LOVE your videos. You crack me up and are actually pretty talented. FYI, I was a trauma nurse for 20 years and I'm going to implore you to wear a helmet. I know, I know, but my husband wouldn't ever ride without a helmet. As that nurse, I have seen all kinds of horrors to the head and brain that resulted in broccoli status if not death for seemingly minor accidents. And never, ever, try to wear one of those half-helmets that we call "brain buckets". If you hit hard, all you'll have is a flip-top head like the old commercials from the 1990's for Reach toothbrushes. Proper armor wouldn't hurt either because without it, you're just a skin donor to the pavement. That can also kill you, by the way. At speed, if you land off of your bike, you can skid for several hundred feet. That will wear through denim in a couple of seconds. A t-shirt will be destroyed almost as soon as you hit. What's beyond your shirt? Skin. You'll be treated like a burn patient, if you survive. You'll spend months in the hospital, have dozens of surgeries, and likely will have to go through extensive rehab just to wipe your arse by yourself. But the brain is the worst injury. LITERALLY, a flip top head. You can literally lift the top of the skull completely off of your head. Don't be a douche. Don't leave your family without you. Wear a helmet. Please, for the love of God, wear a proper helmet. THANK you for telling folks that not wearing a helmet isn't cool. I've seen a brain laying on a CT table when the bandage EMS placed happened to slip off. Yes, the whole brain falling out of the skull onto the CAT scan table because the previous nurse didn't remove the bandage to properly assess. I don't ride, even as a passenger, for a reason. One small miscalculation, if you don't have the proper equipment, can leave you as a skin donor, or with a flip-top head, or worse, an internal decapitation. I can only think of one child that ever survived an internal decapitation to go on to function 70% normally. I will never, ever, be seen seated on a motorcycle unless it's a DIRE emergency, and I can't image what could be so dire as to get me on a bike. NO way. NO how. Wear a fully accredited full face helmet. It can have Bluetooth and all kinds of other things. My husband has all of those. And if it's cracked, don't buy it. If you crash and crack your helmet, buy another because it's useless after it's cracked. In my book, if you don't wear a helmet because you don't think it's cool, then you're a douche and I shouldn't have to waste my time and valuable resources to try to save you. Looking cool is asking for trouble because not being safe and demonstrating that to others isn't cool. You just look like an ass. I'm glad you started wearing a helmet.
Wow thank you for caring enought to write that thoughful message - but I actually ALWAYS wear a helmet and just did that part for the bit of context reasoning for painting on the helmet and to say that not wearing one is a dumb idea.
My father was a training to be a physician in England in the 1950's. During his stint as senior resident, he owned a motorbike. One rainy night, he had to amputate 3 legs in a 6 hour window. They were all motorcycle accidents. He sold his bike the next week and has never ridden one since. He turned 91 in April this year.
Thank you for your service as a Trauma Nurse! I know a bit about what it's like because I dated/lived with a trauma nurse for several years way back in the 70s, and we would routinely have the "decompression talk" after she'd had a particularly rough day just so she could get the horrors off her chest - so to speak - and maybe her PTSD wouldn't end up so bad. Instead we shared it... ;) Much later on I had another girlfriend, a professional ballerina, who had survived a severe bike (bicycle) accident in NYC where the EMTs literally had to pick her precious beautiful brain up off the curb. She actually recovered with remarkably good results, (like she could still dance!), but the poor mad sweetie lived with classic TBI issues (AKA Jekyll and Hyde syndrome) for ever after... So yeah; helmet = good, no helmet = douche...
This is a little bit off the actual topic - pardon my curiosity - but I am curious what happened to this mentioned patient who had his/her brain sliding out the skull to CAT scan table - I mean in the end brain and spine are rather squishy and flexible piece of meat and brain could potentially be inserted smoothly back to its nest into skull?
The water trick - if you towel it off BEFORE the paint dries completely, the water detail will streak a bit with the overlay making a bit of a double layer in places. Even cooler than just with the straight water droplets. Personally I like doing a base of three or so colors (just spray splotches in random areas) for instance, gold, rose and forest green, then overlay with the water technique in black. Because you wipe it while the paint is still soft/fresh, you'll get some areas that are black and some that are a greyed version of the underlying color and some that are a more vibrant (water as the resist) of the colors beneath. This was one of my favorite techniques we used in our paint jobs.
I'd say that the Sullivans in the paint negatively impacts the standardised crash resistibility of that plastic helmet. No way that still fulfils normal traffic regulations. Was desperately needs to undergo good material science crash test
I'm known in my town as somewhat of a master of backyard spraycan graphics. I did flames on a Nissan 720, scallops on a Buick Regal, all with spraycans. I like all of your techniques, some of which I've done and some I haven't done. One of my favs is the "bowling ball" finish, or marbleized if you prefer. I'll usually do it inside a wide pinstripe or inset in a graphic. My Suzuki Savage chopper has reverse flames inside a panel on the sides. OEM gloss black, tape line a panel, tape line the flames, but instead of painting the flames, paint the reverse (outside the flames, inside of panel). *using all Wicked Colors airbrush paints: 1.) sealer/black base 2.) Silver over sealer (if using candy color) 3.) marbleizer * while wet, drape saran wrap over wet paint, then remove when desired effect is acheived. allow flash time 4.) Candy transparent sapphire blue over marbleizer 5.) gloss clear over candy color and you're done
Oh, I am so trying the lace technique and the water technique. This was so helpful and so funny. I loved it. My husband I don't think would wear the lace on his Harley helmet, but I certainly would. BRAVO and thank you so much for sharing your skills, BRILLIANT.🔥
Great video and amazing techniques. Loved the colours! Constructive criticism.. The only thing that i was disappointed over is that after watching nearly 28 mins video, we had only 5 odd seconds of the finished product. What a shame. Buy a rotating cake stand, turn it slowly, and do a shot of it all round. Perfect!
I agree.... I go to these sites to find out new techniques. Not to sit through a 35 minute video or whatever.... Over half of it just corny jokes and Goofy stuff... I love humor and all that but you know. Let's get to the getting
There's this crazy thing called "pausing the video" and it works great with this other nifty trick known as "zooming in". Try it sometime. For those complaining about a 35 minute video, try watching the video in a faster playback speed or simply skip forward a few seconds. 🙄
@@kassiopiajudkins2722 Awwww, how sweet, someone found the sarcasm they had stuck way back in the cupboard... Still doesn't make this any easier digest...
Just a quick tip. I'm an Evidence Technician, aka Mr. CSI for the Sheriff's Office. It is pronounced Spatter, there is no L as in Splatter (wrong). The More You Know. 😂😊
No on the helmet for use. The fiberglass in them starts to break down after a couple of years leaving your head at risk. For a painting experiment I’m here for it.
typically its a foam inside riding helmets and ya it shrinks every year and after 5 years helmets are do not use cause they are not safe .. anymore .. personally i wouldn't trust a helmet from a second hand store :P nice art though ..
I did a 70ft Face Plant fell 15ft out of the sky in a 8 year old helmet, it worked just fine, the biggest problem is that's not a full face, don't belive me the video is on my channel, I got a new helmet after that
I liked everything you demonstrated in this video. This is the first time I have seen you and I'm impressed. I'm probably older than your viewership so I have tips, tricks, etc. but this is your channel, keep doing you!
Man get one with a chin guard. When I was in the hospital with a busted nose. (Pomona Valley Hospital. Pomona CA. They brought some guy in that ate sh!t and had a helmet like yours leathers and boots. He was intact except his jaw was gone his tongue was hanging out, FU(KING gross. He was chocking to death. they closed the curtain. the chocking stopped, Not sure if he died or not. CHIN GUARD is a MUST.
@@I_Dont_Answer_Questions No, a motorcycle helmet does not need to have a chin guard to meet DOT (Department of Transportation) standards. The DOT certification primarily focuses on the helmet's ability to protect the head during an impact. Helmets can be full-face, modular, or open-face and still meet DOT standards, as long as they pass the required safety tests.
I really enjoyed that video. All those techniques were really helpful to me. I have done one or another but never thought about all of them together. Very helpful info, Thank you
The helmet turned out amazing👍 Great job! I love the way the water drop technique looks! Also, I was super impressed with the line work you did with the tape!🔥👏
D, I LOVE what you do….I LOVE learning so much from you. You have been an inspiration to so many of my “up cycles” that friends “oooohh” & “awwwwe” over… Yes….here comes the “but”…… As a Nurse Practitioner (Specialty in ER and Trauma) and a Baby Brother that was with the NHL….hearing you say you weren’t wearing a helmet made my gut do a flip flop & a 🤢…… In ER, when the “bus” come in…and we hear it was a MVA with a “Bike” and no Helmet…….we call that patient a “Donor”. I can not stress enough the need for Helmets and the laws to change in so many (1 is TOO many) States that do not have Helmet Laws. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE wear a HELMET and if you or anyone reading this insists on NOT wearing a Helmet……then sign your Donor Card and let your family KNOW you want to be a Donor. Being an Organ & Body Donor can SAVE 8 Lives and over 80 other life changing donations from ONE Body donation. So, if you do not care about your body/life than give it over to someone who DOES care and WANTS to LIVE. Thanks and sorry I sound like a PSA but it is a HUGE deal to me and it hits home far closer than many know as it is just too difficult to speak about. Now….for painting a HELMET……I am not sure if this is just for “Show” or if you are actually planning on USING this Helmet but let me say that what USED to be and COULD STILL BE a large issue with altering ANY “DOT” Helmet is that once you paint it……it becomes substantially weaker unless painted with specific paints that are approved by some governing body that you would have to reach out to based on the DOT. USED TO BE. I have not have a need to look this information up for a long time but when it was prevalent in my family, that was the rules. It became so much of legal issue that the laws were changed for Goalies in particularly as they were the first to begin “customizing” their masks. Once they started doing that, their masks would shatter upon impact due the deterioration of the mask from the paint being used….hence the safety laws for these Masks and Helmets coming into “play” (pun not intended, but not bad). So, something to look into and think about. Also, I know you said you picked that Helmet up for a few bucks at a Thrift shop….Helmets (as you should know because you ride) DO “time out” as well as become useless once they have been “dropped”. So, again I can only hope you were making that “awesome” looking for show and to teach but NOT for ACTUAL SAFETY? I can only Pray 🙏🏻 that is the reason. Regardless, I know I am NOT your Mom. I just want to ensure people understand that there are indeed specialized paints and even specialized artists that are authorized by the NHL (and most likely NFL) to paint these Masks CUSTOM for these Athletes. I have indeed seen some amazing customized helmets in my time and to say that they are the most incredible and artistic things that you have ever seen is pretty much on par. Take a look on the Net and look up any Goalie and see their Masks that are customized. WOW! Now, they do pay in the range of 8-15K for each one but you can’t put a price on safety or fashion ……. Or so they say. 🤷🏼♀️ Anyway, just needed to share my 2 cents for what it is worth. I love your work and what you do so much and I have all my faves and notifications set for you…..and a few others of course but very few. So, please stay safe, wear the brain bucket and some leathers because “road rash” hurst like a B*^&!!!! You’ll only set it down ONCE! Just keep that gorgeous face of yours in ONE PIECE PLEASE. From my heart to all those that ride….protect that Grey matter.🙏🏻❤❤❤
Wow thank you so much for your kind words and caring, but I have a confession - I actually ALWAYS wear a full-face helmet and this was only a bit for the video to make sense for painting on this $5 thift store helmet I found. But it was two-fold to stress to viewers that ride that NOT wearing a helmet is a dumb idea. The one I wear is a flat black factory helmet. But I didn't know the part about them "timing out", as you say, that is very interesting. But this one I painted here is going to be a shelf-sitter for display and decoration. 😉👍
@@DuncanCustomAirbrush Hey D, 28 Years …. 3 Continents….11 Countries…..ya see some things you can never “unsee”…..I am SOOO glad you got the “tone” in that as it does get so difficult to get though that I am saying this from the heart vs “know-it-all” tude, which no one likes that person LOL! Thank for responding as it would sit on my mind for too long. I’m THAT NP. LOL….it’s in my DNA. Yes, the “timing out”….next time you go in to a bike shop (preferably HD or Vic or Indian….a bit biased LOL) ask one of the guys or girls about the date of manufacture and their “expiry” POLICY for the BARAND of helmet and even sometimes the model. Some are different as there is a minimum “life” with DOT Regs. If they say they do not know or they have never head of it. Contact the manufacturer and ask about the “expiry” and even use the “timing out” phrase as it all depends on how you ask and whom you ask. Sometimes Manufacturers will be “vague/tricky” in their comment or they go into “legalese” but you SHOULD get a response of some kind with their “policy” on them timing out or expiring. If you hit a wall…..send a 2nd email saying that you were “confident that they would have a timeline of some kind for the make _____ model_____ but that’s ok, you’re REALLY confident that the DOT will have the information you are looking for.”. THAT lights a fire under their butt as they must by FED Law give you the Manufacturer date of make and a “DOD” (date of death-lol-sorry sick nurse humor but I am not sure what each manufacturer uses for their language and they DO use different language) all of them are so terrified of the litigious society that we live in that they do not want to “say” tooooo much but the “I’m telling the DOT on you” usually works. Sadly, the reason I know TOO much about this is due to my vocation. I have worked with some of the best Trauma teams in the world in both MB Racing and Formula 1 as well as NHL. You get to learn a LOT about helmets and face masks. A LOOOTTT. Hence the painting them and the deterioration as well as the warranty voiding once you paint them unless they are painted by an “authorized” paint place which you would have to call the Manufacturer for the specific helmet to get that info as it is a nepotistic industry at best, and an expensive one for “Custom” work. So, if anyone ever has the intention to buy one to paint then it is a GOOD idea to ask the manufacturer about the warranty regarding that. Am guessing it is instantly void. I have even been called to testify for a helmet that we had to CUT off a driver that had sponsorship stickers on it and was asked if the “Cut-Saw” felt like it went through the helmet “smoother” where sticker were than were stickers were NOT. SERIOUSLY? I just looked at the Litigation Lawyer and then the Judge and burst out laughing (highly unprofessional to say the least) because WTH kind of question is THAT. Ask me if I felt that the Bone Saw went through SMOOOOTHER on a 25 YO or an 80 YO…THAT I can answer. A helmet with or without stickers…C’mon. Yes, I have many many life stories that would make you laugh, cry and 🤢…. One day i will finish that book. 13 chapters away but time is a precious commodity….one that I do not have a lot of at this point in my life. Lastly my talented and wonderfully caring friend…..have you or do you know about “setting down” or in normal person terms “dropping” your brain bucket? THAT is another one to ask whomever you purchase a helmet from. What is their policy or warranty on being in an accident or dropping your Helmet? Most will say buy a new one. Period. Which is really the correct answer because what is your brain worth to you….🤷🏼♀️…..but some will say that if you have just superficial scratches on it, you are good to go, but if there are ANY that cut or break the “sealant” or the “finish” (matte in your case, shiny in the un-cool peeps LOL…love the matte as well)….and you know the look of a helmet when you drop it from ohhh say off a counter top in the shop to a concrete floor….if it cracks that finish, it is usually void but again, manufacturer warranty. So…all of this is about protecting yourself (G-d FORBID that you EVER NEED TO KNOW) in the case of any MVA. If your helmet is seized by us or LEO at scene then they are going to look at it with a fine tooth comb (depending on the City/County and LEO Dept…..) and then it may be sent to DOT for full examination. Then it is determined if the damage on the helmet is from THAT MVA or from daily “wear and tear”….if there are a ton of “old dings” on it then it is usually deemed “void/timed out” and if there is a suit for any reason that involves that brilliant grey matter, you COULD be SOL, sadly. Again with the litigious mind set of North America…. Ok kiddo, there is your brain bucket info for the day. As “they” say, you only have to learn one thing a day and you have had a successful day! Go home, your day is done and it is all yours now. LOL! 😂 I hope that opens up some “down the 🐇 🕳️ “ surfing for you but do remember that it is usually Manufacturer based and can even go as deep as the Model and I have heard of policy changes with the YEAR of make. It was to do with the Paint COLOR used on a specific model one year (and yep, it was HD IF I knew ANYTHING…erhem). So, YOU put YOUR 02 Mask on FIRST or you can do nothing for anyone else. The law of survival. Be well, stay safe and keep on doing what you do……making us a little smarter and being an amazing muse as well as the literal LOL that I do (with the odd “snort” that makes my Hubby double over laughing at me) especially when you do that STARE right into the LENS of he camera thing. I swear that gets me every time. From my ♥️ to yours, I appreciate you and what you do. I truly love to see your viewer numbers RISE as nothing beats watching someone become very successful at what they LOVE to do! NOTHING! 🙏🏻♥️ Tovah
Love Love the lace!! The lines oh goodness the lines!! The flick technique is on fleek!! Best way yet. The drawer liner mesh is insane. Way better than my idea of painting over it. Just love funny nerds!! Thank you!! I can’t contain my excitement of sketching my idea & applying what I have learned. You’re the bestest!!
Was thinking the exact same thing. I've been riding on and off for almost 40 years, and one of the first things I learnt was that you never know the condition of a second hand helmet. They are designed to protect you ONCE from a fall... that's it. The integrity of the helmet is compromised after this, and WON'T PROTECT YOU AT ALL AFTER THIS. It's not worth the risk of permanent brain damage (I've seen this, and it's not pretty. It's also very sad)..... great comment.
I'm primarily a model painter, so I'm using an airbrush on a way smaller scale than you but it's always fun to see what other people do and what I can adapt to what I do. But that maybe goes both ways; have you ever messed with something like something like chipping medium?
I DID CUSTOM PAINT JOBS ON CYCLE TNKS,JUST REALLY ENJOYED IT,EVEN WHENYA SCREW UP IT TURNS OUT GREAT,JUST CANT DO SAME SCREW UPS,SO THEYR ONE OF A KIND!!!!
26min… Blablablabla.... Our time is precious too, you know ?! There is a good balance between contents, shared knowledge, and BS to make the vide longer.....
@xThalyn you should start your channel and make the videos shorter. Oh wait, you don't have the talent to do so, or you wouldn't be trying to watch and learn from someone else.
That is so cool!!! I'm going to try them all, but the water droplet technique is killer! I build and paint model cars and these techniques will come in handy! Thank you so much 😎👍
Love it! I work with ceramics and these techniques work just as well with under glazes for really awesome pottery. Gonna have to try that fingerprint and the checkered ones!
Wow! Great combination of color, texture looks, and patterns! I had no reason to watch as I’ve never used canned spray paints before but I’m intrigued. Had to subscribe. Thx for sharing you craftmanship!
The first accident I worked as a medic was a motorcycle, no helmet, accident. Wear that beautiful, amazing helmet when riding. And thanks for the tips.😊
I love your videos-because you're enjoying yourself so much! You make it fun. I'm going to try the cap paint flick, normally I use a toothbrush. And, I'm glad you wear a helmet! Dude, I have someone in my life waiting for a transplant, but I don't want it to come from someone who didn't wear a helmet, I'd rather people live.
This is the first time I came across your channel and I cannot believe how talented you are. I will not only watch other videos of yours, but I will share your channel. Awesome job…..thanks for the entertainment and the expertise.
Turned out fantastic! Years ago when my friend got her first motorcycle she did the lace trick on her helmet using black, pinks and White. We are both artistic and inspire each other. Been best friends for 40 years and met in 2nd grade.
I just found the Bob Ross of spray painting. Love it! ❤😂
Yessirr!
@@threesxtnofficial I was thinking the same thing!!
I like the checkerboard the best. Nice to have a host that has a sense of humor! (have you been hanging out in the paint spray too long?) 😆😆😆😆😆😆 Thanks, I had fun!
I loved the checker board. I bet it would look really sick in blue, purples, and black.
Oh yeah I bet so!
Cool techniques and well described but I was waiting the whole time to see it come alive under a thick coat of clear!
The air brushed black boundaries around each section really brought everything together.
It's called highlighting, funny it's the black color but you think it would be other lighter colors.
Wow, this great-grandma watched you for the first time. While I won't be re-doing any motercycle helmets, I do like to refinish & restore home decor so I'm going to keep watching for tips & tricks I can use, or adapt your ideas to my own projects. Thanks so much for sharing your obvious talents & skill with spray paint. Right off I can see that the tip of using the paint lid to splatter paint is beneficial & less waste to the average user. You are very impressive ( and funny too).
Yeah this stuff will work on most anything! Thanks for watching!
Not sure how i got here... bloody glad i did... outstanding.
Wow, those effects take me back. Retired now, but haven't seen them since I started custom painting bikes back in 1988.
As a fellow artist and designer, I’m so glad I found your channel. Great work and a wonderful way you communicate with your viewers.
No words. The alcohol! I lost it. 😂😂😂 subscribing now!
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The checker board 3-D effect was my favorite part! Awesome Job 👏 👏
My mother had a 1968 Mercury Cougar with lace painted racing stripes. Looking at the pictures, that thing was bad ass!
Sweet!
I really liked the checkerboard pattern. The multi colors gives it an almost 3-D effect!
The first one was my favorite by far. I don't know that i would have thought about the spacing tape. Overall, its an awesome looking helmet!
I really wanted to see a longer final reveal. Show off the helmet more. It was very cool
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I don't do Instagram. Just do a longer reveal at the end of the TH-cam video. (Like they do at Nerdforge.)
All 5 techniques were awesome!! Keep the videos coming my friend bc you are doing a gr8 service tutoring all of the viewers 😊!!! Til next tyme...keep those cre8ive juices abrewing!!!
Much appreciated and will do!
I did my closet doors and draw fronts with the lace. If you take it off while wet, it softens the lines. One of my favorite painting tricks.
You didn’t show your work at the end! We were waiting the whole video for a good 360 view of the helmet all finished!
Omg dude, I just love your videos, and your commentary is just Awesome! You have such a great personality and sense of humor and flair! Keeping it simple and most of all fun! Thank you for sharing your tips which have been a fabulous help to me to be more creative! Looking forward to watching more of your helpful videos!
Thanks so much! - YOU are who I make videos for!!
IM SEEING A LOT OF OLD SCHOOL STUFF HERE,LOL,THOSE WERE THE GOOD DAYS.
Amen!
I got a trick that happened by accident (the best kind)❗️While clear coating with a touchup air sprayer, some airborne verigated goldleaf powder got into the mix. The result on a black MC tank was amazing. It made the whole paint job providing depth in a outer space look.
Awesome!
Pretty darn cool! I love the tedious fingerprint trick. It's so neat!
Your channel has been one of the best finds on TH-cam. I’m so grateful for the content you make, brother!
I appreciate that!
I feel like I took a whole six month course just watching this video. It’s very nice.
Wow that is a great compliment! I have been thinking of making a course but having trouble in what it would focus on
@@DuncanCustomAirbrush I think you can start by teaching basic understanding on how spray painting works and it’s most fundamental aspect so that people are not afraid to use it watching your videos is giving me the courage to actually try it and the way you Explain things and watching them through your eyes really inspire people simple little things you make them look so wonderful whatever you decide. I think it’s gonna be a great class.
@@DuncanCustomAirbrush I might also add, in the early classes, which types of paint to use on different substrates such as: metal vs wood vs canvas and so on. As a screen printer, I learned decades ago that I did not want to continue printing on metal because of the chemicals, well, nastier than normal chemicals.
This may all be mentioned in the video but I'm still waiting for it to load over my slow connection. Based on the comments, I'm sure I'll enjoy.
Cheers, wigs
Love seeing this. I actually got brave and painted me motorcycle and decided on doing a marbling style paint job, it actually turned out really nice. Thanks for putting vids out like this so we can learn new techniques.
Awesome I would love to see it!!
I used the plastic gutter guard to make my crossbow look like carbon fiber camo it turned out really cool, although it looked more like snake or dragon scales.
I'm just blown away by that splatter paint cap trick. I always used a paint brush to do that & I've always hated the lack of constant coverage!
Booyahh
I've watched a lot of your videos, and I don't use spray paint, but I absolutely LOVE your videos. You crack me up and are actually pretty talented.
FYI, I was a trauma nurse for 20 years and I'm going to implore you to wear a helmet. I know, I know, but my husband wouldn't ever ride without a helmet. As that nurse, I have seen all kinds of horrors to the head and brain that resulted in broccoli status if not death for seemingly minor accidents. And never, ever, try to wear one of those half-helmets that we call "brain buckets". If you hit hard, all you'll have is a flip-top head like the old commercials from the 1990's for Reach toothbrushes.
Proper armor wouldn't hurt either because without it, you're just a skin donor to the pavement. That can also kill you, by the way. At speed, if you land off of your bike, you can skid for several hundred feet. That will wear through denim in a couple of seconds. A t-shirt will be destroyed almost as soon as you hit. What's beyond your shirt? Skin. You'll be treated like a burn patient, if you survive. You'll spend months in the hospital, have dozens of surgeries, and likely will have to go through extensive rehab just to wipe your arse by yourself.
But the brain is the worst injury.
LITERALLY, a flip top head. You can literally lift the top of the skull completely off of your head.
Don't be a douche. Don't leave your family without you. Wear a helmet. Please, for the love of God, wear a proper helmet.
THANK you for telling folks that not wearing a helmet isn't cool.
I've seen a brain laying on a CT table when the bandage EMS placed happened to slip off. Yes, the whole brain falling out of the skull onto the CAT scan table because the previous nurse didn't remove the bandage to properly assess.
I don't ride, even as a passenger, for a reason. One small miscalculation, if you don't have the proper equipment, can leave you as a skin donor, or with a flip-top head, or worse, an internal decapitation. I can only think of one child that ever survived an internal decapitation to go on to function 70% normally.
I will never, ever, be seen seated on a motorcycle unless it's a DIRE emergency, and I can't image what could be so dire as to get me on a bike. NO way. NO how.
Wear a fully accredited full face helmet. It can have Bluetooth and all kinds of other things. My husband has all of those. And if it's cracked, don't buy it. If you crash and crack your helmet, buy another because it's useless after it's cracked.
In my book, if you don't wear a helmet because you don't think it's cool, then you're a douche and I shouldn't have to waste my time and valuable resources to try to save you. Looking cool is asking for trouble because not being safe and demonstrating that to others isn't cool. You just look like an ass.
I'm glad you started wearing a helmet.
Wow thank you for caring enought to write that thoughful message - but I actually ALWAYS wear a helmet and just did that part for the bit of context reasoning for painting on the helmet and to say that not wearing one is a dumb idea.
My father was a training to be a physician in England in the 1950's. During his stint as senior resident, he owned a motorbike. One rainy night, he had to amputate 3 legs in a 6 hour window. They were all motorcycle accidents. He sold his bike the next week and has never ridden one since.
He turned 91 in April this year.
Thank you for your service as a Trauma Nurse! I know a bit about what it's like because I dated/lived with a trauma nurse for several years way back in the 70s, and we would routinely have the "decompression talk" after she'd had a particularly rough day just so she could get the horrors off her chest - so to speak - and maybe her PTSD wouldn't end up so bad. Instead we shared it... ;)
Much later on I had another girlfriend, a professional ballerina, who had survived a severe bike (bicycle) accident in NYC where the EMTs literally had to pick her precious beautiful brain up off the curb. She actually recovered with remarkably good results, (like she could still dance!), but the poor mad sweetie lived with classic TBI issues (AKA Jekyll and Hyde syndrome) for ever after...
So yeah; helmet = good, no helmet = douche...
This is a little bit off the actual topic - pardon my curiosity - but I am curious what happened to this mentioned patient who had his/her brain sliding out the skull to CAT scan table - I mean in the end brain and spine are rather squishy and flexible piece of meat and brain could potentially be inserted smoothly back to its nest into skull?
The water trick - if you towel it off BEFORE the paint dries completely, the water detail will streak a bit with the overlay making a bit of a double layer in places. Even cooler than just with the straight water droplets. Personally I like doing a base of three or so colors (just spray splotches in random areas) for instance, gold, rose and forest green, then overlay with the water technique in black. Because you wipe it while the paint is still soft/fresh, you'll get some areas that are black and some that are a greyed version of the underlying color and some that are a more vibrant (water as the resist) of the colors beneath. This was one of my favorite techniques we used in our paint jobs.
1,5 years into custom painting and only now I found your channel... gold.
Enjoy watching all of his previous videos now. 👍😉 We've all done it. 😋
@@StaceNyourFace much appreciate your support!
Thanks and welcome to the gang!
@user-db2gz9fc9d 😉
I'd say that the Sullivans in the paint negatively impacts the standardised crash resistibility of that plastic helmet. No way that still fulfils normal traffic regulations. Was desperately needs to undergo good material science crash test
I'm known in my town as somewhat of a master of backyard spraycan graphics. I did flames on a Nissan 720, scallops on a Buick Regal, all with spraycans. I like all of your techniques, some of which I've done and some I haven't done. One of my favs is the "bowling ball" finish, or marbleized if you prefer. I'll usually do it inside a wide pinstripe or inset in a graphic.
My Suzuki Savage chopper has reverse flames inside a panel on the sides. OEM gloss black, tape line a panel, tape line the flames, but instead of painting the flames, paint the reverse (outside the flames, inside of panel). *using all Wicked Colors airbrush paints:
1.) sealer/black base
2.) Silver over sealer (if using candy color)
3.) marbleizer * while wet, drape saran wrap over wet paint, then remove when desired effect is acheived. allow flash time
4.) Candy transparent sapphire blue over marbleizer
5.) gloss clear over candy color and you're done
That's awesome! I bet it looked killer!
Add a couple of coats of clear gloss and that awesome paint job will really pop!
Oh, I am so trying the lace technique and the water technique. This was so helpful and so funny. I loved it. My husband I don't think would wear the lace on his Harley helmet, but I certainly would. BRAVO and thank you so much for sharing your skills, BRILLIANT.🔥
You're so much fun to watch!...so talented too!! Thanks for sharing the joy
Enormous respect for the creativity of this masterpiece!
Thank you!
Great video and amazing techniques. Loved the colours! Constructive criticism.. The only thing that i was disappointed over is that after watching nearly 28 mins video, we had only 5 odd seconds of the finished product. What a shame. Buy a rotating cake stand, turn it slowly, and do a shot of it all round. Perfect!
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I agree.... I go to these sites to find out new techniques. Not to sit through a 35 minute video or whatever.... Over half of it just corny jokes and Goofy stuff... I love humor and all that but you know. Let's get to the getting
Same! I was really looking forward to the reveal. Fantastic video and tips I will be putting to future use regardless!
There's this crazy thing called "pausing the video" and it works great with this other nifty trick known as "zooming in". Try it sometime. For those complaining about a 35 minute video, try watching the video in a faster playback speed or simply skip forward a few seconds. 🙄
@@kassiopiajudkins2722 Awwww, how sweet, someone found the sarcasm they had stuck way back in the cupboard... Still doesn't make this any easier digest...
Just a quick tip. I'm an Evidence Technician, aka Mr. CSI for the Sheriff's Office. It is pronounced Spatter, there is no L as in Splatter (wrong). The More You Know. 😂😊
No on the helmet for use. The fiberglass in them starts to break down after a couple of years leaving your head at risk. For a painting experiment I’m here for it.
typically its a foam inside riding helmets and ya it shrinks every year and after 5 years helmets are do not use cause they are not safe .. anymore .. personally i wouldn't trust a helmet from a second hand store :P nice art though ..
I did a 70ft Face Plant fell 15ft out of the sky in a 8 year old helmet, it worked just fine, the biggest problem is that's not a full face, don't belive me the video is on my channel, I got a new helmet after that
I love the checkered technique the best! But they all look amazing! Will definitely be giving them all a try! Thank you for sharing ❤
I think he was possessed by Bob Ross's ghost there for a minute?
I liked everything you demonstrated in this video. This is the first time I have seen you and I'm impressed. I'm probably older than your viewership so I have tips, tricks, etc. but this is your channel, keep doing you!
Man get one with a chin guard. When I was in the hospital with a busted nose. (Pomona Valley Hospital. Pomona CA. They brought some guy in that ate sh!t and had a helmet like yours leathers and boots. He was intact except his jaw was gone his tongue was hanging out, FU(KING gross. He was chocking to death. they closed the curtain. the chocking stopped, Not sure if he died or not. CHIN GUARD is a MUST.
You actually believe he wears that...
Oh and show me a DOT helmet absent a chin strap. How old are you? Ten?
Just Don't get on motorcycles!
@@I_Dont_Answer_Questions No, a motorcycle helmet does not need to have a chin guard to meet DOT (Department of Transportation) standards. The DOT certification primarily focuses on the helmet's ability to protect the head during an impact. Helmets can be full-face, modular, or open-face and still meet DOT standards, as long as they pass the required safety tests.
@khyron6 dude was chocking to death? Was he hanging around when the bad kids were cleaning the chalkboard cleaner things? Oh- u mean choking??
I really enjoyed that video. All those techniques were really helpful to me. I have done one or another but never thought about all of them together. Very helpful info, Thank you
That gold-masked shelving material with the 3D effect is the winning stuff for me. I have a white Bell 500 that needs some of this treatment.
There’s a subtle Bob Ross feel to your narration . Bob Ross is super awesome !
Dunc's philosophy about mistakes being happy accidents is similar too. 😊😊😊
I did that lace job on my bed a few years ago after seeing something similar on Pimp My Ride. It is still stunning. Such a great idea.
Host is giving Bob Ross-Hi Def-full throttle. Love it! Absolutely relatable
The helmet turned out amazing👍 Great job! I love the way the water drop technique looks! Also, I was super impressed with the line work you did with the tape!🔥👏
You are the Bob Ross of spray painting ! Kudos to you !
Your a trip. Love the humor & passion mixed sounds in your voice. There is an artistry in the in the way you "try" things
And now a few good layers of hard clear composite coat.
Fun stuff! Thanks for the lesson!❤
I was most impressed w/ the ''freehand'' paint slinging. Nice work, thanks.
The lack of ventilation in your shop really adds to the commentary.
@@mikematthews-nt3pi I came here to say this.
Oh--I just now found your channel & subscribed immediately. I love finding people that will teach me to be a better artist. You make it fun!
Welcome!! And thanks!
Man unlocked Substance Painter 🎉😮
D, I LOVE what you do….I LOVE learning so much from you. You have been an inspiration to so many of my “up cycles” that friends “oooohh” & “awwwwe” over…
Yes….here comes the “but”……
As a Nurse Practitioner (Specialty in ER and Trauma) and a Baby Brother that was with the NHL….hearing you say you weren’t wearing a helmet made my gut do a flip flop & a 🤢…… In ER, when the “bus” come in…and we hear it was a MVA with a “Bike” and no Helmet…….we call that patient a “Donor”. I can not stress enough the need for Helmets and the laws to change in so many (1 is TOO many) States that do not have Helmet Laws. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE wear a HELMET and if you or anyone reading this insists on NOT wearing a Helmet……then sign your Donor Card and let your family KNOW you want to be a Donor. Being an Organ & Body Donor can SAVE 8 Lives and over 80 other life changing donations from ONE Body donation. So, if you do not care about your body/life than give it over to someone who DOES care and WANTS to LIVE. Thanks and sorry I sound like a PSA but it is a HUGE deal to me and it hits home far closer than many know as it is just too difficult to speak about.
Now….for painting a HELMET……I am not sure if this is just for “Show” or if you are actually planning on USING this Helmet but let me say that what USED to be and COULD STILL BE a large issue with altering ANY “DOT” Helmet is that once you paint it……it becomes substantially weaker unless painted with specific paints that are approved by some governing body that you would have to reach out to based on the DOT. USED TO BE. I have not have a need to look this information up for a long time but when it was prevalent in my family, that was the rules. It became so much of legal issue that the laws were changed for Goalies in particularly as they were the first to begin “customizing” their masks. Once they started doing that, their masks would shatter upon impact due the deterioration of the mask from the paint being used….hence the safety laws for these Masks and Helmets coming into “play” (pun not intended, but not bad).
So, something to look into and think about.
Also, I know you said you picked that Helmet up for a few bucks at a Thrift shop….Helmets (as you should know because you ride) DO “time out” as well as become useless once they have been “dropped”. So, again I can only hope you were making that “awesome” looking for show and to teach but NOT for ACTUAL SAFETY?
I can only Pray 🙏🏻 that is the reason.
Regardless, I know I am NOT your Mom. I just want to ensure people understand that there are indeed specialized paints and even specialized artists that are authorized by the NHL (and most likely NFL) to paint these Masks CUSTOM for these Athletes. I have indeed seen some amazing customized helmets in my time and to say that they are the most incredible and artistic things that you have ever seen is pretty much on par. Take a look on the Net and look up any Goalie and see their Masks that are customized. WOW! Now, they do pay in the range of 8-15K for each one but you can’t put a price on safety or fashion ……. Or so they say. 🤷🏼♀️
Anyway, just needed to share my 2 cents for what it is worth. I love your work and what you do so much and I have all my faves and notifications set for you…..and a few others of course but very few.
So, please stay safe, wear the brain bucket and some leathers because “road rash” hurst like a B*^&!!!! You’ll only set it down ONCE!
Just keep that gorgeous face of yours in ONE PIECE PLEASE.
From my heart to all those that ride….protect that Grey matter.🙏🏻❤❤❤
Wow thank you so much for your kind words and caring, but I have a confession - I actually ALWAYS wear a full-face helmet and this was only a bit for the video to make sense for painting on this $5 thift store helmet I found. But it was two-fold to stress to viewers that ride that NOT wearing a helmet is a dumb idea. The one I wear is a flat black factory helmet. But I didn't know the part about them "timing out", as you say, that is very interesting. But this one I painted here is going to be a shelf-sitter for display and decoration. 😉👍
@@DuncanCustomAirbrush Hey D, 28 Years …. 3 Continents….11 Countries…..ya see some things you can never “unsee”…..I am SOOO glad you got the “tone” in that as it does get so difficult to get though that I am saying this from the heart vs “know-it-all” tude, which no one likes that person LOL! Thank for responding as it would sit on my mind for too long. I’m THAT NP. LOL….it’s in my DNA.
Yes, the “timing out”….next time you go in to a bike shop (preferably HD or Vic or Indian….a bit biased LOL) ask one of the guys or girls about the date of manufacture and their “expiry” POLICY for the BARAND of helmet and even sometimes the model. Some are different as there is a minimum “life” with DOT Regs.
If they say they do not know or they have never head of it. Contact the manufacturer and ask about the “expiry” and even use the “timing out” phrase as it all depends on how you ask and whom you ask. Sometimes Manufacturers will be “vague/tricky” in their comment or they go into “legalese” but you SHOULD get a response of some kind with their “policy” on them timing out or expiring. If you hit a wall…..send a 2nd email saying that you were “confident that they would have a timeline of some kind for the make _____ model_____ but that’s ok, you’re REALLY confident that the DOT will have the information you are looking for.”. THAT lights a fire under their butt as they must by FED Law give you the Manufacturer date of make and a “DOD” (date of death-lol-sorry sick nurse humor but I am not sure what each manufacturer uses for their language and they DO use different language) all of them are so terrified of the litigious society that we live in that they do not want to “say” tooooo much but the “I’m telling the DOT on you” usually works.
Sadly, the reason I know TOO much about this is due to my vocation. I have worked with some of the best Trauma teams in the world in both MB Racing and Formula 1 as well as NHL. You get to learn a LOT about helmets and face masks. A LOOOTTT. Hence the painting them and the deterioration as well as the warranty voiding once you paint them unless they are painted by an “authorized” paint place which you would have to call the Manufacturer for the specific helmet to get that info as it is a nepotistic industry at best, and an expensive one for “Custom” work. So, if anyone ever has the intention to buy one to paint then it is a GOOD idea to ask the manufacturer about the warranty regarding that. Am guessing it is instantly void. I have even been called to testify for a helmet that we had to CUT off a driver that had sponsorship stickers on it and was asked if the “Cut-Saw” felt like it went through the helmet “smoother” where sticker were than were stickers were NOT. SERIOUSLY? I just looked at the Litigation Lawyer and then the Judge and burst out laughing (highly unprofessional to say the least) because WTH kind of question is THAT. Ask me if I felt that the Bone Saw went through SMOOOOTHER on a 25 YO or an 80 YO…THAT I can answer. A helmet with or without stickers…C’mon. Yes, I have many many life stories that would make you laugh, cry and 🤢…. One day i will finish that book. 13 chapters away but time is a precious commodity….one that I do not have a lot of at this point in my life.
Lastly my talented and wonderfully caring friend…..have you or do you know about “setting down” or in normal person terms “dropping” your brain bucket? THAT is another one to ask whomever you purchase a helmet from. What is their policy or warranty on being in an accident or dropping your Helmet? Most will say buy a new one. Period. Which is really the correct answer because what is your brain worth to you….🤷🏼♀️…..but some will say that if you have just superficial scratches on it, you are good to go, but if there are ANY that cut or break the “sealant” or the “finish” (matte in your case, shiny in the un-cool peeps LOL…love the matte as well)….and you know the look of a helmet when you drop it from ohhh say off a counter top in the shop to a concrete floor….if it cracks that finish, it is usually void but again, manufacturer warranty.
So…all of this is about protecting yourself (G-d FORBID that you EVER NEED TO KNOW) in the case of any MVA. If your helmet is seized by us or LEO at scene then they are going to look at it with a fine tooth comb (depending on the City/County and LEO Dept…..) and then it may be sent to DOT for full examination. Then it is determined if the damage on the helmet is from THAT MVA or from daily “wear and tear”….if there are a ton of “old dings” on it then it is usually deemed “void/timed out” and if there is a suit for any reason that involves that brilliant grey matter, you COULD be SOL, sadly. Again with the litigious mind set of North America….
Ok kiddo, there is your brain bucket info for the day. As “they” say, you only have to learn one thing a day and you have had a successful day! Go home, your day is done and it is all yours now. LOL! 😂
I hope that opens up some “down the 🐇 🕳️ “ surfing for you but do remember that it is usually Manufacturer based and can even go as deep as the Model and I have heard of policy changes with the YEAR of make. It was to do with the Paint COLOR used on a specific model one year (and yep, it was HD IF I knew ANYTHING…erhem). So, YOU put YOUR 02 Mask on FIRST or you can do nothing for anyone else. The law of survival.
Be well, stay safe and keep on doing what you do……making us a little smarter and being an amazing muse as well as the literal LOL that I do (with the odd “snort” that makes my Hubby double over laughing at me) especially when you do that STARE right into the LENS of he camera thing. I swear that gets me every time. From my ♥️ to yours, I appreciate you and what you do. I truly love to see your viewer numbers RISE as nothing beats watching someone become very successful at what they LOVE to do! NOTHING! 🙏🏻♥️
Tovah
Has this dude been breathing too much paint fumes? lol
@@broman6662 What Gave It Away¿?¡?!
..... Or just enough?
😂
Exactly what I was thinking about 30 seconds before I saw your comment.
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These were all good painting hacks. Thank you for that. I like the final outcome of the curtain pattern the most.
The Bob Ross of spray paint.
excellent description, but manic rather than mellow! lol
If Bob Ross and Matthew McConaughey could have a son.
Thought the same thing 😊
My God!!!!! I'm having a "Bob Ross Flashback"!!!!!
That can only be a good thing!😉👌
You're the Bob Ross of the helmet canvas!
If you had watched this video on TH-cam when you were a kid....you are still young my friend....
Love Love the lace!! The lines oh goodness the lines!! The flick technique is on fleek!! Best way yet. The drawer liner mesh is insane. Way better than my idea of painting over it. Just love funny nerds!! Thank you!! I can’t contain my excitement of sketching my idea & applying what I have learned. You’re the bestest!!
Gotta love the Bob Ross vibe with calm voice.
with the oohs and the ahhs lol
Loads of happy accidents in this one with all the caps falling :)
Happy little mistakes... LOL
Sounds creepy..... Just saying
The silver base on the helmet makes me think of Cool Riders helmet in the dream sequence of Grease 2. End product looks fantastic!
Please don’t ride your motorcycle with a $5 thrift store helmet. I would like you to continue this channel ❤
He said it was DOT certified 😂
Was thinking the exact same thing. I've been riding on and off for almost 40 years, and one of the first things I learnt was that you never know the condition of a second hand helmet. They are designed to protect you ONCE from a fall... that's it. The integrity of the helmet is compromised after this, and WON'T PROTECT YOU AT ALL AFTER THIS. It's not worth the risk of permanent brain damage (I've seen this, and it's not pretty. It's also very sad)..... great comment.
@@2WildThing3 The new government gas cans are government approved and everyone has seen how bad those are.
I agree. You can't tell if it's been compromised. Spend a few dollars and buy a decent brain bucket!
A used brain bucket is still better than no bucket at all.
I'm primarily a model painter, so I'm using an airbrush on a way smaller scale than you but it's always fun to see what other people do and what I can adapt to what I do. But that maybe goes both ways; have you ever messed with something like something like chipping medium?
Never heard of chipping medium, I'll have to look that up. Also, I usually do these techniques with an airbrush also - I just love using spray paint
The Bob Ross of "Rattle Can" Painting! 😊
Dude you got my vote! That really is sick!! Now I wanna go paint something! Great job bro!
Helmets expire. The foam gets hard.
I DID CUSTOM PAINT JOBS ON CYCLE TNKS,JUST REALLY ENJOYED IT,EVEN WHENYA SCREW UP IT TURNS OUT GREAT,JUST CANT DO SAME SCREW UPS,SO THEYR ONE OF A KIND!!!!
Bros the bob ross of spray paint
YESSS!🙌
I was thinking the same thing!!!😂
I definitely wanna try all of these on a cup. I'm excited to see what you do next!!
Thanks and Hope you enjoy!
Im here for the fumes🙂↔️
LOL, well then - take a deep breath!
This is funny
Your painting techniques are beyond. I like it. Thanks for teaching me.
Bob Ross and Pro Hart would approve.
These are awesome! I just found your channel. I can't wait to watch more videos. I love crafting and I love learning new art techniques.
Awesome! Thank you!
Your getting high from the spray paint dude, wear a respirator
@@BerettaM9A4-64 I agree.
Shit a free high.. stay down stud!! 4:58
another great video from you - can't pick one - all are so awesome & again you made it look so easy - thank you ENJOY your weekend
26min… Blablablabla.... Our time is precious too, you know ?! There is a good balance between contents, shared knowledge, and BS to make the vide longer.....
@xThalyn you should start your channel and make the videos shorter. Oh wait, you don't have the talent to do so, or you wouldn't be trying to watch and learn from someone else.
That is so cool!!! I'm going to try them all, but the water droplet technique is killer! I build and paint model cars and these techniques will come in handy! Thank you so much 😎👍
SWEET!
Wearing your hat backwards looks cool if you are 10 years old.
I look forward to your fashion show with your “many” subscribers. In the meantime I’ll continue to enjoy the one that makes content not complaints.
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I don't ride a motorbike but i would walk around all day in that helmet! Cool tekneeks.
@@declanwilliams1066 You could do cosplay. There's plenty of anime characters whonqear helmets as a main feature if their most recognized outfits. 👍🏽
Love it! I work with ceramics and these techniques work just as well with under glazes for really awesome pottery. Gonna have to try that fingerprint and the checkered ones!
Love the video, very inspiring man. Also appreciate your humour. Kept me watching and then I subscribed, sucked me in well..
Thanks so much!!
I would love to see what you make!
Wow! Great combination of color, texture looks, and patterns! I had no reason to watch as I’ve never used canned spray paints before but I’m intrigued. Had to subscribe. Thx for sharing you craftmanship!
what a genuinely entertaining video to watch!
Thanks for taking the time to create, edit, and share :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
The first accident I worked as a medic was a motorcycle, no helmet, accident.
Wear that beautiful, amazing helmet when riding. And thanks for the tips.😊
I've found the best control came from using a flexible toothbrush and the same cap/cover to flick the paint directly to the surface area to be painted
Awesome and so funny. You've nailed it! Thanks for those so useful tips. Keep up! Blessings from Réunion Island, Indian Ocean.
Thanks and wow that is a beautiful place!!
First time watcher and loving the info!! Thanks for sharing bro!! Subbed.
Awesome and thanks for the sub!
First of your videos I’ve seen and I love these techniques! I’m clicking the subscribe button ❤
Yay! Thank you!
Love your show - always make me smile AND learn something ! 😊
I love your videos-because you're enjoying yourself so much! You make it fun. I'm going to try the cap paint flick, normally I use a toothbrush. And, I'm glad you wear a helmet! Dude, I have someone in my life waiting for a transplant, but I don't want it to come
from someone who didn't wear a helmet, I'd rather people live.
Oh wow yeah, I know what you mean!
This is the first time I came across your channel and I cannot believe how talented you are. I will not only watch other videos of yours, but I will share your channel. Awesome job…..thanks for the entertainment and the expertise.
Awesome, thanks Paul!
First time watching this fella 😂😂 he’s like a modern day Bob Ross, made me laugh, great stuff.
Thanks! I approve this statement!
Excellent job . I thought I was pretty good but you’re like a master painter.
Love it!! Another awesome piece. You are amazing!! Thank you for sharing. ❤️❤️
Dude you got a sub with the alcohol! Amazing job!
Thanks!
Man i'm not even eight minutes through your video and i'm already liking and subscribing. Keep on keeping on brotha.
Show us you watched a sh!t ton of Bob Ross without telling us.
Great and entertaining video, man!
lol!