LEARN: How to Blend Car Paint for Beginners

Having trouble blending colors? In this video we break it down and show you exactly what you need to know in order to pull off seamless blends each and every time!

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[bb-georgia]

That was the perfect length video with the exact amount of detail and subtitle info. This will be a very useful video to refresh my memory with next time I need to do a repair. Thanks for taking the time to video it and edit/publish.

[Mcfreddo]

Love your method of teaching here. Concise. Hand language and the text video overlay. Very sharp on the points required. This is a fantastic way man. You're a lovely guy too! Thank you.

[duskomajstorovic]

One off the best chanels about painting cars.Gretings from Serbia.

[philtucker]

Thank you so much Brian, (that is the exact job I’m going to attempt on my son’s car this summer). 👍🙏

[BionicRusty]

Having ruined a few panels trying to paint a repair, this work is a true art form.

You guys aren’t shops painters, imo, you’re true artists.
👏👏👏👏

[novabig]

I always learn something new watching your videos Brian. Thank you!

[eduardoantoniogiron]

I use to work a painter he always keep it clean no trash like this one. Reason why if u do a good job on prep, no shine i mean no shine on edge or orange looking and always clean before u prep it while n when he paint it his jobs doesn’t need buff every job he does maybe lil. I learn a lot a lot from him as a prep cars and lil paint!! Ur videos help me alot.

[larseivindwelle]

Nice work. So if i understand it right: clear base is the "bed" to lay the color base into - partly wet to wet so they blend better together without or to reducing any "dry edges" ?

[feng_]

Today's video is awesome for us beginners . Explain it more deeply through the subtitles below 👍👍

[riceburner]

1st coat not perfect? ARE U KIDDN ME! 🙌 GORGEOUS COMPLETION! Has to SO gratiying seeing you jobs. Love your videos! 👍

[JeffW-pltr]

man I wish I would have watched some more of your videos before I tried blending on a truck Im selling. helped me identify everything I did wrong. haha TY

[Hilighted]

Thank you very much! Liked, subscribed and shared. My absolute favorite YouTube channel by far.

[dieselapegarage]

Yes sir that what I'm talking about a master at work keep it coming man ur a great teacher big motivation thanks 🙏👍

[zenzondlovu]

Very sweet video and thanks.I didn't know about the X technique.

[DanSmith-cbvj]

This video is right on. Liked everything about it. Very good results on your work.

[Avtovaz]

thanks again! i ve just painted 3 front panels for my rover metro, and they are all different shades of red, i think ive not put enough base on. i did 2 coats, but the one that looks the nearest to the rest of the car is the one i painted 2 times lol

thanks again!

[markbolick]

You made it look easy. Good video and to the point.

[kamranpedrampour]

Hey Brian, thanks for everything you are teaching us, with what I have learned from your clips, so far I have painted 3 of my cars, I am getting better with each car but I have a suggestion for you, maybe you can make few videos with advice about how to fix issues after painting, for example, I just finished painting my 1972 Mercedes, I start removing the maskings a bit too soon and made couple of very visible dents on my roof, to fix this, can I just sand the area and respray the area with clear coat or do I have to the whole roof again?? This was only one example, as a painter I am sure you had all kind of problems during the years, teach us what to do with this issues.
Many thanks again for everything you are doing, it feels so amazing to watch but remember most of your subscribers don't have a booth and that by it self makes and creats a lot of problems, how can we fix this problems?
Best,
Kp

[davegallinger]

Great videos!!. How would you blend paint and clear up to a body style line? I guess the question is: how do you end base and clear at the body style line and then wet sand? Wouldn't there be a suttle line as the paint and clear end at the same point?

[collinhelm]

I was always wanting to ask whether or not you would wet sand and buff a bumper touch up or fender on an OEM Toyota panel repair. I don't want it to look better than the OEM paint in just one spot, but wasn't sure if you should just leave it or not.