CollisionBlast.com – In this video of auto painting techniques, I was asked how to get a car ready for art work. I assume that the person is an artist and already knows how to use an airbrush. She was just not sure how to prep the paint that is already on the car. That is an excellent question, as just air brushing straight over the clearcoat would peel off shortly after applied to the panel. Here are the steps to part one. Preparing the paint before starting the airbrush work. Wash surface with dish soap and water – Wipe the surface with wax and grease remover – Wet sand the painted surface with 1000 grit sandpaper Scuff the panel concentrating on the hard-to-get areas and edges. Gray Allow To Air Dry And Move Panel To Painting Area To Begin Air Brush or Art Work. We will pick up from here on Part 2, which is coming soon. Be sure to sign up for our training. You will receive all of our training videos, including exclusive videos that are not on YouTube. They are only available to people that sign up for our training. You can sign up at bit.ly
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wow i cant stand to watch this anymore because of the guy running the air tools the whole damn time youre talking. looks like i might have enjoyed this video though if my ears werent in such agony.
Good info. Like the guy, but put a microphone on him.
@Just1Spark Thanks for the advise. We are in the process of making some better quality videos.
Nice work. If your gonna make more vids. You might look for a Lavalier Mic you clip on your shirt.
@100puerto1 Thanks!
good stuff!!!!
this would help for like a month in my country
Love ur videos! I’m almost done restoring my 1970 Malibu, n u helped a lot from start 2 finish! UR Awesome!
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@Joseph7033 Yes you could spot sand blast it, but then you risk taking off the factory etching, also sandblasting is NOT recommended for body panels due to warping purposes.. And how many people you know have a sandblaster? Thanks Pete
Wouldn’t be easier to sand blast it?
If you have mild surface rust grind it off,then it can’t come back,since it’s now not their,your taking a risk with just using metal prep.I do like your videos
If you have mild surface rust grind it off,then it can’t come back,since it’s now not their,your taking a risk with just using metal prep.
@restoscott Don’t mean to be a prick—this procedure is NOT for heavy THICK crusty rust….. This method is for mild surface rust, and does kill the rust so it won’t come back, its basically the same stuff as metal prep, that you spend 50.00 for.
don’t mean to be a prick,but that’s not going to stop the rust from returning.Rust is just like cancer,if you don’t remove it all it will come back.
@ 2:10 I pooped myself, clones scare me. BAD
“You get the picture”
never sounded better
Excellence video, thanks
6:59 to 7:35 If you are new to Pete’s videos this is the attitude to expect summed up in 36 seconds. He is here to help YOU!