Sort of related- a few weeks back I discovered the existence of de-nib files, as I'm a painting newb, I had a ton of runs on my Dad's van, but after allowing time to dry, they helped knock down the bulk of the runs in no time, meaning only a bit of wet sanding needed to finish the job. Highly recommended if you're learning and don't fancy spending hours sanding back your mistakes.
Hi Brian. Crazy things happen. Tolecut blocks are my favorite for these defects. I like a tape trick. Great explanation. The end result came out slick. Enjoy your weekend. Grab a cold one after baking in the spray booth.
It worked and I will tell you, it sometimes doesn’t but lesson learned😀. Ty for the comment, I already took your advice before your comment, enjoyed a nice drink last night. Ty again always for the kind words. .
That is amazing! I build and fly model planes and paint with lacquer and automotive products. Your channel has been immensely helpful! I wish I knew that trick when I sprayed clear on my last plane, I had a huge run that took hours to wet sand down to an acceptable level
Thank you Brian for this content! At first, things seems to be easy, when you have luck, but professions comes, when you have to fix such problem, like this. I have never seen this fixing method, but very happy that you shared this know how. Tumbs up!
Great tips on paint runs. I watched a video on 3M Collision Repair TH-cam channel on similar approach with clearcoat. They also have a great video on how to fix fisheyes in the paint booth. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience.
Hell all these years I never thought to try that. Thats pretty good thanks for that. Runs in clear can happen to any of us. Especially if switching between medium and high solids clears depending on the job
Bryan idk if you have any clue of the reach of your videos but After watching your videos for over 3 years I finally got the courage to get a couple guns and start trying out. Next month I start my new job as a painter for a body shop in NY. Thanks Bryan ! 🤌🏽
I've painted quite a few cars in my lifetime, mainly my own cars or friends cars. Seeing guys like you (professional) is always so interesting to see how you fix errors. Great job.
Excellent job Brian, I’ve used the tape trick many times 😅🙏it’s a life saver unless a fella gets too cocky and makes a huge mess 😂. The gun had a really nice fan but it seemed flow out was difficulty #9; you gave a master class with it but I would have probably dry sprayed the heck out of the job. I need to invest in some of those tolcuts too-really handy. Always appreciate the advice and tips brother, thanks 😊
I wait min until the next day to try sanding .my favorite technique is the razor blade method. Just has to be set up enuf ir light run well or couple days later .I need to try those blocks out and sandpaper heard awesome thing about them
I think sometimes patience is the most important thing for us painter. Anyway awesome videos Brian. Im more interested to see that how easy u buff that black paint up without swirls haha😂😂😂
Hi Brian, Yep have learned a lot from your very thoughtful videos. You have been like a video teacher to me and I imagine many more newbies. I'm an airbrush artist and primarily work on motorcycles and really only spray 2k clear. I use waterbased paints for mural work. So your vids on clear coats and spray guns have been a great help. Also tips on fixing stuff believe me come in very helpful. Thanks again for putting your experience and knowledge out there!!!
I do the tape fix on runs right away while paint is wet, get the bulk out of it. I then carry on and apply another coat or two with extra drying time and the blemish disappears and or is an easy sand and buff later.
Love your videos. What was that move you did at 6:41-6:43? It looked like you pumped the handle on the spray gun a couple times. So I’m just curious, (and because I’m fairly new at this) what was the purpose?
I was taught to sand runs out when i was learning how to cut and buff ....colorsand and buff ....how ever you wanna say it ....but used a paint stick and taught to stay on top of the run ....only used nibbers for dirt and dust ......for me taking it slow and taking a hard flat block ....paint stir ...or now i use a lexian block ....made from lexian sheet .....that being said ...i no longer work in the autobody industry and havent for about 20 years now but do have a project i am working on at home .......and a very good painter once told me if your not getting runs from time to time in your clear ....your not applying enough on the pannel .......guess thats why he taught me to water sand and buff way before he ever let me touch a paint gun ......
I take a fresh razor blade and drag it across the high part of the run to know it down fast. Then sand once it’s close to level. Self taught before youtube was the go to place to learn.
I keep seeing these ready to spray paint or ready to spray single stage. Can you talk about this and your opinion. I am looking to paint some mirror caps, wing, and a fender I was think of using single stage. All help is appreciated!
i havent pained for many many years there is stuff now I've never even heard of. also had a brain injury so have to say have little memory so have to start again. when you spray paint just to confirm can flatted all types of running parts or scratched once all flattened can laquore over it right?? even if lloks a bit sandy kind of colour paint can I still laquor over it??
Hi Brian, great video . I have 2 of those porphis guns . 716 an the 715 . There pretty good guns . Im a Sata for the most part. I do believe the pps adapter I’m using on the porphis guns are S9 .
Hi Brian I am using PPS1 so I maybe wrong but if I remember correctly I used the same adapter as on the black widow on the 717 with no leaks. What would that be for PPS2 26016 S9?
It works but the clear has to be dry enough that the tape doesn’t damage the clear too much. Whenever something like this happens, I am always prepared for respray
I hate when that happens. I'm sure we've all been there before. We used to use those type of blocks when I worked at a car manufacturer. I thought I was the only one that made repairs in the booth lol.
Prolly wont see this but i use the Spectrum kit from Harbor Freight. Got it for my FX1000 and Black Widow HVLP 2.0. Just snug it up with a wrench and never look back
bah. i was hoping this would work for plastidip, but if you let plastidip dry for 25 min, it's just straight up dry. I usually lightly blot with a paper towel in the moment, which isn't perfect, but it's way less noticeable than a run.
Example of poor spray technique: random overlaps & very inconsistent surface angle, and That ridiculously wide fan is wasting soo much product! But the drip repair is helpful
@@hilrichturner6428 if you’re going to help people learn on TH-cam, it’s best to show them good technique, this is not good technique. Just because you’re a pro doesn’t make you an expert, they’re are lots of pros who stink at their job 🤷🏻♂️
U r right. For wide open fan, he is wasting too much. But, with inconsistent angle, he is familiar with this n he is not making any mistake with this for overlapping. Because, he knows where need more or where need lees.
Hello From Canada. I have been following your videos for some time now but....the commercial lengths 4min+ before the video is killing my continued interest. The 3min Super Flame Lighter is ridiculous and I am fed up with seeing it before every video. I know you need the commercials to make money but the repetitiveness' and inability to skip is ruining your great channel...Dave, fellow painter from the North.
Sort of related- a few weeks back I discovered the existence of de-nib files, as I'm a painting newb, I had a ton of runs on my Dad's van, but after allowing time to dry, they helped knock down the bulk of the runs in no time, meaning only a bit of wet sanding needed to finish the job. Highly recommended if you're learning and don't fancy spending hours sanding back your mistakes.
I got some from Eastwood about 25 years ago, they are definitely a help.
Really enjoy these videos, I started to paint myself through watching paint society massive thanks to Brian 😊
Great to hear!
What colour are you today?
@@iankidd6500😂😂😂
Hi Brian. Crazy things happen. Tolecut blocks are my favorite for these defects. I like a tape trick. Great explanation. The end result came out slick. Enjoy your weekend. Grab a cold one after baking in the spray booth.
It worked and I will tell you, it sometimes doesn’t but lesson learned😀. Ty for the comment, I already took your advice before your comment, enjoyed a nice drink last night. Ty again always for the kind words. .
That is amazing! I build and fly model planes and paint with lacquer and automotive products. Your channel has been immensely helpful! I wish I knew that trick when I sprayed clear on my last plane, I had a huge run that took hours to wet sand down to an acceptable level
Awesome! Hopefully you dont have to use this trick but you do, it definitely helps!
Your “shaking the rust” video is 100 times better than I could ever fly!! Very nice Matt
@flycl756355
Beautiful planes Matt.
Lots of good info for us balsa guys on these paint videos
Thank you Brian for this content! At first, things seems to be easy, when you have luck, but professions comes, when you have to fix such problem, like this. I have never seen this fixing method, but very happy that you shared this know how. Tumbs up!
Alwyas enjoying when someone learns something new from my teachings
These are my favorite types of video....fixing mistakes. I make a lot🙉😬 thanks B
Ty for watching !
Amen to this!
You're one of the best if not the best painting youtube channel out there. Keep up the good work
Great tips on paint runs. I watched a video on 3M Collision Repair TH-cam channel on similar approach with clearcoat. They also have a great video on how to fix fisheyes in the paint booth. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience.
Hell all these years I never thought to try that. Thats pretty good thanks for that. Runs in clear can happen to any of us. Especially if switching between medium and high solids clears depending on the job
Bryan idk if you have any clue of the reach of your videos but After watching your videos for over 3 years I finally got the courage to get a couple guns and start trying out.
Next month I start my new job as a painter for a body shop in NY.
Thanks Bryan ! 🤌🏽
Isnt this the greatest! Holy cow! That is amazing. So proud of you
back to back... Mario's then your video. I learn something every time I watch either or your videos.
Man, i am in the first project now and I’m very excited how is the final, I have learned a lot from you, thx and I wish you all the best
I've painted quite a few cars in my lifetime, mainly my own cars or friends cars. Seeing guys like you (professional) is always so interesting to see how you fix errors. Great job.
I appreciate that!
Runs are typical when using no products or guns it happens !
However THIS IS GENIUS BRIAN !! WOWZERS !
Funny thing is, the direction of the video was going to be phorphis paint gun review but this is just even better lol
@@PaintSociety 🤣🤣🤣🤣 sometimes things take a wild turn
@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 those always make the most interesting videos lol
It’s how you get out of trouble when stuff goes wrong,that’s a sign of a good painter!
Great video true statement when you said this is the beginning of the end for any painter LOL
TAPE! Great tip! Thanks, I know I’ll definitely use that at some point. 👍🏼
Great job Brian. Thanks for the tips man.
I am going to give the tape trick a go next time i get a run. Very informative as usual.
Excellent job Brian, I’ve used the tape trick many times 😅🙏it’s a life saver unless a fella gets too cocky and makes a huge mess 😂. The gun had a really nice fan but it seemed flow out was difficulty #9; you gave a master class with it but I would have probably dry sprayed the heck out of the job. I need to invest in some of those tolcuts too-really handy. Always appreciate the advice and tips brother, thanks 😊
I’d like to see a series kinda like Kandy man with the 100 line training but instead you train us on the sikkens!
I've done the tape trick right away on drips / runs when they are heavy... works just as good
I would love to see some more tricks your tricks are very handy for me
Thank you so much for this video متشکرم از شما آقای محترم امیدوارم همیشه سلامت شاد باشید
Awesome this guy has the best advice !!!
Whadda cool trick.
Thanks for all your highly informative videos 👏
I wait min until the next day to try sanding .my favorite technique is the razor blade method. Just has to be set up enuf ir light run well or couple days later .I need to try those blocks out and sandpaper heard awesome thing about them
They are the best
I think sometimes patience is the most important thing for us painter. Anyway awesome videos Brian. Im more interested to see that how easy u buff that black paint up without swirls haha😂😂😂
Great tip!!! Thanks again for another great video!
Hi Brian, Yep have learned a lot from your very thoughtful videos. You have been like a video teacher to me and I imagine many more newbies. I'm an airbrush artist and primarily work on motorcycles and really only spray 2k clear. I use waterbased paints for mural work. So your vids on clear coats and spray guns have been a great help. Also tips on fixing stuff believe me come in very helpful.
Thanks again for putting your experience and knowledge out there!!!
I do the tape fix on runs right away while paint is wet, get the bulk out of it. I then carry on and apply another coat or two with extra drying time and the blemish disappears and or is an easy sand and buff later.
I too until last time i lift flackes from color now i will wait to dry and try 😂
Love your videos. What was that move you did at 6:41-6:43? It looked like you pumped the handle on the spray gun a couple times.
So I’m just curious, (and because I’m fairly new at this) what was the purpose?
I was taught to sand runs out when i was learning how to cut and buff ....colorsand and buff ....how ever you wanna say it ....but used a paint stick and taught to stay on top of the run ....only used nibbers for dirt and dust ......for me taking it slow and taking a hard flat block ....paint stir ...or now i use a lexian block ....made from lexian sheet .....that being said ...i no longer work in the autobody industry and havent for about 20 years now but do have a project i am working on at home .......and a very good painter once told me if your not getting runs from time to time in your clear ....your not applying enough on the pannel .......guess thats why he taught me to water sand and buff way before he ever let me touch a paint gun ......
I take a fresh razor blade and drag it across the high part of the run to know it down fast. Then sand once it’s close to level. Self taught before youtube was the go to place to learn.
This video is for before the run dries
If you have to paint outside only using cordless sprayer which one will you use? What would be important to look for and how will you do it?
Thanks for your great tips and methods!
I keep seeing these ready to spray paint or ready to spray single stage. Can you talk about this and your opinion. I am looking to paint some mirror caps, wing, and a fender I was think of using single stage. All help is appreciated!
Another great lesson
i havent pained for many many years there is stuff now I've never even heard of. also had a brain injury so have to say have little memory so have to start again.
when you spray paint just to confirm can flatted all types of running parts or scratched once all flattened can laquore over it right?? even if lloks a bit sandy kind of colour paint can I still laquor over it??
Hi Brian, great video . I have 2 of those porphis guns . 716 an the 715 . There pretty good guns . Im a Sata for the most part. I do believe the pps adapter I’m using on the porphis guns are S9 .
Ty for the input!
Hi Brian I am using PPS1 so I maybe wrong but if I remember correctly I used the same adapter as on the black widow on the 717 with no leaks. What would that be for PPS2 26016 S9?
Ok great info. I will try this!
Any tips on a website to buy good quality paint?
Excellent vid, glad to see that technique worked out what type of compound you use ?
3m
@@PaintSociety which one ? 3m makes a few .
@MiguelMartinez-np8uo check the description
What grit sand paper did you use on your mini DA? 3000?
2000
@@PaintSociety thank you chief
Nice tip.. I've done that plenty of times early in my career.
It works but the clear has to be dry enough that the tape doesn’t damage the clear too much. Whenever something like this happens, I am always prepared for respray
I used the Spectrum adapter it been working great for me
Good to hear!
Is it the metallic or is the clear hazy?
This is brilliant.
What do you mean when you say not as easy to use as some other guns? What are you referring to? Thanks
Great video Brian, do you have a link where I could buy patience. 😀
How can get the s27gun .I'm in Ghana Africa
Super helpful, thanks man
Maybe you gotta use a seal at the bottom of the adapter like devilbiss used to run.
Hey Brian. I just bought PRD717 and it needs an S9 adapter.
Ty!!
I hate when that happens. I'm sure we've all been there before. We used to use those type of blocks when I worked at a car manufacturer. I thought I was the only one that made repairs in the booth lol.
Prolly wont see this but i use the Spectrum kit from Harbor Freight. Got it for my FX1000 and Black Widow HVLP 2.0. Just snug it up with a wrench and never look back
Awesome!!
Perfect session thank you
Was that flat black,or satin black base???
893m
@PaintSociety I used dupli color metallic pearl black do you think it's nice but not deep and dense tone of Black. !
Genius Brian thankyou
Is that indoor/outdoor carpet in the booth?
Like90gofast pigmat. Meant for paint booths
@PaintSociety oh ok cool, appreciate it
Great tip. Thanks!
Thank you very very much 🎉
beautiful, thanks.
What about if it happens on the base color coat? Same process?
If you get a run or drip in the base you’re probably going to have to clean the base back off and start over
Just wait until it dries and use 600 grit yo sand it flat. You can use water as well
@@PaintSociety so no tape to lift?
@@SamirShuaib no. Not for base. You can sand base quick because it dries quick
@@PaintSociety after the 600 grit would you another coat of base to the area or just clear after that
Great job
nice job!
I'm spraying Sikkens also. I really like it, what clearcoat are you using?
We using here select 4.0
@PaintSociety I haven't tried the select 4.0 but it looks really nice man. I'm using the Autoclear PC and it's pretty nice.
Awesome worked good
Stop the video on 9:07 the sading looks like a guy with moustache staring at you 😂
Similar thing happened to me last year when painting my car except the gun didn't drip but I had sweat in my gloves and I dripped sweat on my panel 😞
This happens sometimes to me as well
Brian, is that clear gun made in China?
Probably
Thanks for the tip. I paint guitars and man this will help a lot. Thanks for sharing.
Glad to help
I love my prd 715
A lil hotttttt n the shopppp
Doesn't buffing in the booth cause fisheyes?
No? Where did you hear that from
Not if you use compound without silicone lol
30 year Pylox spray can painter here. I've nothing to to add really.
7:18 Paint suites? Hopefully you aren’t an English teacher Brian! 😜
Whats the secret to shooting with 100 degree weather? I painted in this temperature and mine came out all dry and mottled.:(
Use the slowest reducer.
Always top
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What if you do a video on a panel where measurements are wrong because catalysts was short, and it does dry
Re do it
Learning to fix your fuck ups is key
Hmm I probably would have just finished clearing it and then infra red and tungsten block
عالی بود 🎉
Unbelievable!
bah. i was hoping this would work for plastidip, but if you let plastidip dry for 25 min, it's just straight up dry. I usually lightly blot with a paper towel in the moment, which isn't perfect, but it's way less noticeable than a run.
Nitpicking but so many pro painters don't wear goggles. Day in and day out absorbing these toxic chemicals though skin and eyes can't be goog for you.
I need job am a spray painter
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A backyard job and that happens. 90 percent of the time it’s back to paint
Example of poor spray technique: random overlaps & very inconsistent surface angle, and That ridiculously wide fan is wasting soo much product! But the drip repair is helpful
This guy is a pro..and u saying he has poor spray technique,,maybe u should post some of ur work let's see....
@@hilrichturner6428 if you’re going to help people learn on TH-cam, it’s best to show them good technique, this is not good technique. Just because you’re a pro doesn’t make you an expert, they’re are lots of pros who stink at their job 🤷🏻♂️
U r right. For wide open fan, he is wasting too much. But, with inconsistent angle, he is familiar with this n he is not making any mistake with this for overlapping. Because, he knows where need more or where need lees.
That was 3 coats on the quarter
Nah. Check the first coat. Look how dry it is
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Its best to eat greasy food before rubbing your fingers over the sanded paint.
Put an air fed on ffs
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Hello From Canada. I have been following your videos for some time now but....the commercial lengths 4min+ before the video is killing my continued interest. The 3min Super Flame Lighter is ridiculous and I am fed up with seeing it before every video. I know you need the commercials to make money but the repetitiveness' and inability to skip is ruining your great channel...Dave, fellow painter from the North.
Dude we want to hear you not the shop noises
Super cheap cup. Looks exactly like the cups on HF guns.
First!