Painting a car with Standox Standoblue and extreme clearcoat 

It not the vacuum created it is charged masking paper stick itself with body

Does original clear coat alsi wear off,there where you live?

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you can clear down the pillar and still keep the original color. open blend will lead to delamination down the road.

Aquilo no video tudo fica bom, gostava de lá estar para ver aqueles disfarces

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HOW CAN U TELL WHEN THE CAMERA HAS LENSES WHICH DO NOT SHOW SUCH DETAILS - PROBABLY LIGHT AS WELL.

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Not even close to smooth...

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Thanks friend, my secret is everything full open 1.2 tip t110 cap. But most important become one with you gun

Hey collega,ja toch dat is de manier inderdaad, destijds waren er alleen nog sata s heb snel de devilbiss aangeschaft vind ikzelf toch een stuk prettiger spuiten.mzzl

Thanks! Yes it is,when you stop at the edges you create build up and give runners👍

My Favorit Channel. 4 dni temu Thanks! Yes it is,when you stop at the edges you create build up and give runners👍 I GUESS IT IS NOT WHAT HE MEANT AND ON TOP OF EVERYTHING U STILL HAVE THE EDGE . WHY NOT DOING EVERYTHING I ONE PASS OR OPENING THE DOORS AND MASKING INSIDE. WHAT IS THAT MISERY ON TOP OF THE ROOF AND THAT SPRAY - CAN POST WORK?

Yes. She spray paint fog on the door edge, and if been bit different of color, nobody will see the different. Thats why use first Binder. This is the best solution how will exectly same color the side parts!

Я пол видюхи орал нахуя, нахуя такие паузы, нахуя туда полез, а потом мусор достаёт. Так с мс лаком нельзя работать, хотя нравиться полировать видать...

oh where is the gas cap? :D

It is all about the end result,no blender also mean alot of dust from the overspray, even when you spray more clear to cover the overspray,in weeks you will see all tiny marks where the overspray was even when you wipe away the overspray before clearing. So blender works both sides easyer to blend difficult colors and pick up loose parts that can create trouble in the end results. By the way when trying to spray away the overspray runners are coming more easy, what you think? And why would you not use a blender. Look older vids of me painting i did for years not using blender even with light colors

I don’t know. I did not use too many times, but maybe I will try.

Dark colors never use blender, its just one more step too have a problem. Why leave the bumper, light, glass and rocker but remove the fuel door?

There is the clearcoat blending zone,you don't wanne have that much there

@@DutchCarPainter Thanks for the explanation, I was told by a guy at a firm about my own car having a rust bubble and he explained the same thing about the blending zone :)

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He is using a wax and grease remover,or a water based cleaner,for waterborne paint.

@@balicea78 i think what Adzanna is refering is the blender he applied before puting down the color. it's a blender you use when you are doing blends on panels.

@ David Rato I know I am aware of the blend prep aka wet bed but really not needed on such a dark color! I was referring to the way the panel is prepared for color..also did you see the comment I posted about his method for cutting the clear instead of clearing the whole pillar. Thanx

@@balicea78 i havent,no. I thought he was asking about the wet bed or blender though

yes its a true waterborne base coat. Not something they started with solvnet base and tweaked to pass as waterborn.

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@@DutchCarPainter welcome

Agree. Also I usually spray test panels to adjust my guns for proper match on the orange peel. He seems to spray very flat which leaves a beautiful finish but probably doesn't match the factory texture.

Blender

It's a blend spray for blending in the new lacquer/clear coat on to the old clear coat. Melts the 2 coats together and prevents discoloration, or shade change where the two coats overlap.

Andrew Prentice TQ! And does it have a name for that product or just called blender?

Pot Precious The one he is using is called smart blend, but there are other are other manufacturers who make the same thing. Will have a similar name, like blend coat.

If you stop on the edges clear will built there and create thick edges.

I believe he used a "wet bed", which is basically a clear paint which helps the basecoat to blend better to the original paint. It helps to stop shade changes, or where metallic paint particles may not lie down the same as the main part that is being painted. This means that instead of the basecoat blend going on a bit dry, it goes on a wet surface, and lies the same as the paint on the rest of the repair. This can be seen particularly on silver cars where a wet bed hasn't been used and a dark shadow appears on the blend between the old and new basecoats.

Is is waterbase,

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We should check the color code first of all, after we check if we have a sprayed card we check the match is okey or not. Every color system as like standox, ppg, sikkens, spies hecker, etc has a color box we check this as well or if we did not find the best one we can measure with a spectrometer and the computer choose the est one.