Car Painting: How to Spray and Blend Red Pearl Tricoat

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In this Episode You Will Learn how to paint and Blend the toughest color! Candy Apple Red!

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*CLEANERS*

*Spray Guns*

*MASKING*

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This has turned into one of my most night time relaxing video channels. I don't do big spraying (only small, fine airbrush work) but I love watching knowledgeable craftsmen doing their thing. Great stuff - I can do a few crafty technical things like this, that look 'easy' but when other people try them, thinking there is no zen magic to it - it all goes to sheeeit. Brilliant. Thanks.

mbenn

Axalta has changed that process from your past standox experience. They have made a clear base coat carrier that mixes with candy dye that makes these colors a breeze. I’ve doubled the strength as well with Axalta’s systems but by the data sheet they recommend to cut the reducer down to strengthen the color. The viscosity isn’t the same as what you use. Awesome job as usual Brian!

juanmata

Without a doubt, Top-notch Craftsmanship. This trick with adding double the amount of red is priceless.
Amazing job there, Brian. Never heard of it before, thanks for educating me.

Love from Germany

stevenbell

If I was edging out that fender I would have just painted the whole thing along with a sprayout panel. This way you can check your color on the car before doing the blend. One thing that helps keep the "tails" down is mask off the replacement panels to do your mid coat and first layers of tri coat. Then pull the masking and continue the blend, that way you hopefully dont have to fight a dark edge blending out the panels. Each paint system and painter will give you a different method to do the same thing.

adamhenderson

We recently purchased a 2003 Explorer with a pooched in corner on one of the urethane bumper covers. The paint is a beautiful factory candy red.. and its chipped at the pooch. After I pull the cover and heat the dent-in, and push it back out, I'm going to have a cluster of chips and cracks to sand out, and leave me with an area to re-color and blend in. This video is PERFECT!! Just the hints I need to move forward in confidence with the repair... which will be in the spring after it warms up.

jenniferwhitewolf

My old boss and I used this system, we never used 065, 070 or any of the binders or clears, never had a coverage problem or matching issues.

michaelingwald

Another great job and application tips.

shawnsgarage

That reverse blend, chasing the tail ect, totally makes sense, thanks for the heads up Brian. 👌

restoblastrestoblast

Awesome advice with chasing the tail and adding both colours together for a better blend thanks for sharing your knowledge very much appreciated 🔥

tonyproctor

That uv putty is a game changer Brian 😮

victorwilks

Paint society, change the game big time on my favor thanks master brian, master, master

jarm

If I had a issue with ground coat blends shouwing up on tri coat, I will mix my wetbed and ground coat 1:1 and wet out the edge like you did, then apply the mid coat. Doing that weakens the color enough to not show up but strong enough to soften the edge. Greta video, jelly of the uv light for chips and the pie. 👍

donproctor

Great job Brian. Been watching for years brother always top notch info. I looked in description never saw the clearbase. Can you give some info? I dont do alot of blending but some here lately have needed it would like a heads up on what works best for you.

lazygamer

Great demo !! …. I like 👍🏻 the product that fills the Chips

lawncuttingplusdelta

Just done a 3 coat red kandy on a GM. I found the groundcoat colour recommended (a dark olive green) left the shade a little light compared to original when blended, and previous base was black. I then started again using a black groundcoat. It came out pretty close to original but very slightly lighter to me (not to joe normal). Close enough. The process seemed a bit easier than this colour.

miceinoz