How to Blend Car Paint

That BRAND NEW car just landed in your bay and its your job to prepare the paint and make it look like the car has never been in an accident. The customer expects the car to look just as it did from factory. In this video we go over the simple techniques of how to prepare OEM paint for a Blend. Furthermore we discuss the importance of choosing a blendable match as well as the process and methodology behind blending. Grab your clipboard and prepare to learn!

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[dogemcmoon]

dude i cant even tell you how HELPFUL this video is.
A lot of channels dont even cover this chip/blending topic and its something i have to do everytime i paint. im really glad i found this channel

[danielcollins]

Brian, Props to you. As a DIY'er I have often struggled with the concept of blending. This video made it truly understandable for the first time! You are not only an excellent artist with paint -- you are also an exceptional teacher. Thank you.

[davida]

I’ve been looking at blending videos all friggin day. This is the one I’m going with.

[angelsana]

You are the ChrisFix of automotive painting!🤙👌👏💪

[sasaspasic]

top video I am your big fan from the Balkans, I am also an amateur in this business and I study with every video

[gilberto]

The blend did help. Difference in colors are still very visible. Now the front door is different from the back and really off on the bumper typically bumpers are different shade all because plastic. The the sun light hit the car at end is bright once it get real light it’s be more visible. For a D.I.Y would be acceptable.

[rps]

Very informative.

My drivers door has to go in to be painted and was told blending on the rear door and front quarter panel will be needed. Now I got a good idea about the process. Thanks.

[frozenstang]

Something i would like to see you cover is what happens when a car is damaged and its has had ceramic coating applied. love you channel, so informative .

[noanxiety]

I did a respray on my rear bumper then watched your videos and then re done it, safe to say it looks better now 😅 videos are decent keep it up 👍

[sealisland]

I love the pre-clearing the panel idea. Makes so much sense.

[gazzabesary]

I definitely imagine the final results even before the video ends, you are awesome Brian I am jealous

[jamesdewer]

Imagine this guy's custom creation. Just mesmerizing

[DRAutoz]

Muy buen trabajo. Felicidades.
Nice job like usual. 👍💪💪

[foasticfubas]

Thanks Brian... Feeling much more confident now that I know better than to try blending to a tape line lol... Thx

[jimgolden]

Been watching all your videos, I've never painted before but hope to try soon. Thanks for posting links to the products you use, that helps a lot!

[EFred]

Nice! Great explanation of each of the steps and why they are necessary! I can't believe how many different shades there are of the same exact paint code! Thanks for taking the time to shoot and edit this video so that it's something everyone can learn from.

[husky]

Thank you Brian injoyed watching the video very informative stay safe

[taranveersihra]

I've had this problem aswell. In my case case I sprayed a light grey sealer underneath a dark grey metallic. Same situation as urs where mine painted pannels turned lighter than the rest of the car. I blended and another tip I got was to use the same color but with a darker sealer. And its was a really good match. So I guess in ur case a darker color sealer would have been good and u wouldn't have had to do a second time.

[chewie]

Just fantastic buddy. The owner will be happy.

[tommyvermaak]

You're videos got the best music bro keep it up