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Custom Nebula Sparkle Paint Job | Polishing With Jescar
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2020
- In today's video we are finally polishing the nebula sparkle paint job that I demonstrated a while back. This one has been requested for a long time. I am using some awesome products from Jescar to do the polishing work on this one. I hope you enjoy!
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"I know most of you are used to this motion" 😂😂😂 seriously did no one else catch that
I had almost forgotten about this one. Really gorgeous, Brad!
Hi Brad, actually used this technique and finished my guitar a week or two ago. Amazing results! Couldn't be more happy. Would recommend it to anyone. It'll probably take you a little longer to get a level finish but it's defenitely worth it in my opinion!
Glad to hear it worked out for you!
I like that so much better now, so I'm gonna do that as my next project. Thanks again Brad for the inspiration!
Thanks Tina
Hey Brad, those swirls left behind 100% came from the DA sanding. All it takes is a tiny speck of dirt or dust to cause those. I’m in the auto body business and I know those marks all too well. In the business we call those “piggly wigglies” lol. Anyway, if you ever see them again just wet sand them out by hand a little bit. Trying to compound them out isn’t worth it and you may end up burning through the clear coat. Another tip for you is, use a firm block or even a piece of a paint mixing stick to wrap your sandpaper around. This will help remove the peaks of the orange peel and will give you more of a perfectly flat glass finish. 3000 grit is my preferred grit to stop wet sanding at, it just makes the polishing that much easier. Compound on a wool pad will get you back to a high gloss the quickest and easiest, follow that up with a polish on a DA polisher to remove the compound/wool swirls and leave a flawless finish behind. Looking forward to more videos ✌️
Thanks Chris. Much appreciated.
That does look awesome! It'll be great to see the final stages!!
Really made the sparkle finish pop.looks nice
Ok so swirl marks in the finish can come from sanding in-between clear coats if you used paper that was anything under 600, also can be caused by not using clean sandpaper check both sides for particles also wore or overused DA pad...You can also use 1000 with a block and then go over with DA...if you think it's in the final top clear coat.. love the Flake and Color...
Thanks. I don’t sand between clear coats. Maybe I needed to do a better job of loading the pads.
Sweet👍 I got a rattle can paint job planned for a build which i haven't done before and your channel is a great source for such things and this nebula turned out great🤘🤘
Thanks. I’m glad you like it.
Brad, it looks great! Watching the video of you adding the "glitter", I was curious as to how well the clear would bury it. My concerns it seems were unfounded! By the way, I can hardly wait!!!
You getting this one, George?
@@BradHutchings, yes, I did approach Brad about that body. I have a large "pointy" 80s guitar collection, but I could not find that particular body style.
@@georgemcmillan9172 Congrats! And soon welcome to the club of AG owners!
That was an awesome project too Brad!
Thanks Jack!
Great!!!
Awesome video as always brad. Thanks for sharing it with us. :)
Thanks Terry
That finish turned out great. I was a little worried as to how the sparkle would look or even even if it would come to the surface when the sanding then polishing process was finished. Thanks for the video!
Thanks Wallace. Glad you like it.
Brad you might want to check out the polishing videos that Larry from AMMO NYC has done. He goes into crazy detail about the process and how/why swirl marks and other imperfection occur. My polishing has really improved after trying some of his recommendations and techniques.
Thanks Matt!
I love that finish!
Thanks!
That looks great!
Thank you!
I do love my mini Air fed polisher it definitely cuts down on the hand work! Great job mate and money for the pointy body lol
Thanks Stu
Looks awesome!
Thanks!
I remember this one. Love the colors and it's so sparkly!👀 Will this body work as a bass?😂
I was wondering what was going to happen with this. I may have to try this, eventually. Stellar results.
The Washburn HM V series are very hard to find. Though has I known it could be bought I would have long ago, lol
I need to find somebody who can make me a copy of one of these bodies.
I’m sure it wouldn’t be that hard to locate someone who can do a similar thing, or identical.
@@BradAngove Hopefully. I'm a sucker for the over the top pointy aesthetic of the 80's. Well some of it. Some are hard to look at.
The Peavey Razer comes to mind....yikes
Wish I had time to see you live!! Love the color on that, looks awesome so far! Keep up the good work!!
How much does a finished Brad Angove guitar cost to have made custom?
Glad you like it. The cost depends on the guitar haha. I’m a bit backed up on commission work right now though.
Looks good Brad.
Thanks Robert
hello I painted the body of a squier with one-component glossy black acrylic, I noticed some lighter halos that can be seen with the light pointed how can I solve?
Give it a light sanding with 600 grit and do another coat.
I would apply the amount of product to all stages as you did with the last polish... 3-4 dots on the pad and ONE dot (or three very small) on the surface. You should take a look at channel "AMMO NYC"
Thank you
Good one I cannot hold myself but mention there is not a video out there on how to do a LES PAUL PAINTED OVER for example a goldtop over cherry sunburst or any burst :D just saying
Just a video on how to paint over a prior paint job?
@@BradAngove there is no video out there on how to do painted over guitar like the ones from the Gibson Les Paul Painted over series( google it) its like just enough reliced to see the bottom color and then when the owner plays it more and more the true color appears just like US in LIFE 😂
Yes I have a question what supplies do I need to do this on Gameboy Shell? Also what type materials should I use please help Thank You I give a like and subscribe to already thanks man!!!
You’ll need adhesion promoter or plastic primer to get it to stick to the plastic. Other than that everything is the same.
omg i remember that guitar body.
83 Peavey Razer guitar, red, only made 3 years and in minty clean in case $600,00firm you pay shipping. northeast Florida.
Are you trying to sell me a guitar over UA-cam?
@@BradAngove maybe someone mite be interested,
Hi Brad, I'm going to do a paint job like this on one of my guitars. The one I have in mind is a Jackson performer that has a black paint job that's in good condition. No dings or dents only some minor scuff marks that you have to look hard to find. Being the paint job is good can I add the glitter to the first coat of clear or should I sand it down and start from scratch? Since I have no idea what clear is compatible with the paint Jackson used, I'm worried I'll use something that will not jive with what's on the guitar. Any advice would be appreciated very much! Thanks!! 😎🎸
If it’s fully cured it probably won’t be an issue. Just sand what’s on there with some 600 grit so the new paint will stick, and then go ahead and put a lawyer of clear and add your glitter.
Such a cool finish man, hey that Mohawk kit I got, I want to get rid of of some light scratches and swirls on my LTD KH 202 all black , do you think I'm good with just the compounds or do you think I'll need the micro mesh as well, and which grit to star and end with man, I dont want to fuck it up to much lol
It depends on the scratches. If they’re very light, try just using the compounds.
WIshed you were closer, i'd send you my guitar body that has a gaudy graphic on the front that i'd like to have removed and painted a solid color. Heck, it even would be a cool video for you to show how to get rid of a graphic on a paint finish
Is it a vinyl graphic with clear coat over it?
@@BradAngove yep
Unless there are a bunch of ridges from it it’s going to be easiest just to sand it with some 600 or 800 grit and paint over it.
@@BradAngove yea, it's a factory graphic, nonridges or anything, but my painting is absolutely horrible and that's the problem haha
Looks good! Are the pads same across the abrasives? Or they also change in softness as you move up the products?
They change in softness as you go.
Hi Brad,I was wondering if a polyurethane spray finish would be any good,do you reccomend it?Have you ever used the rust oleum polyurethane?
I used a polyurethane spray finish to finish this one off. Some of them are good. I’m not sure if I’ve used the rustoleum one.
@@BradAngove Thanks Brad!
On the note of micro fibre cloths, are they bad for polishing buffing and if so is a regular cotton shirt or something better to use? Ive been using microfibre for ever and can never get rid of swirls. Painting and paint correction is my weak spot...
Yes, microfibre will scratch and leave swirls if you using for polishing. An old cotton shirt that has been through the dryer a few times is a better option.
@@BradAngove Im off to give myself an uppercut...
Be gentle. It’s a common mistake. I used microfibre my first time too. Oops.
Hey Brad... any advice (does and don'ts) about tinting finishes... what types of dyes mix with what types of finishes, and what kind of base coat to use? Being Canadian, I can't order premade stuff like ReRanch. :(
I like using the colortone dyes and tints in nitrocellulose lacquer. Are you looking at a particular type of paint?
@@BradAngove I'd like to spray but no gun yet, been using spray cans. Was debating polyester, like Solarez. Tint, brush on, cure and eventually sand. If not that, maybe poly... Nitro I can't do until summer because otherwise the house would stink.
Sounds like a reasonable plan.
I'm blowing through my clear coat trying to get this flat. Also wasn't having a ton of luck with 1000 grit. Ended up doing the neck in 800 grit then coating in satin finish, but I'm straight up unable to get parts of the body flat. Do I just need a thicker coat?
Likely yes. How much clear did you apply?
@@BradAngove I didn't count but I thought it was more than enough. Tried several coats of spray poly but ran out so I grabbed some of that glitter cleae coat you recommend in the thick clear coat video. Used a whole can of that and it still wasn't super thick so I did an extra coat or two of brushed on poly. I think the main issue is my kid got carried away with the glitter lmao. Did another few coats of brushed on poly last night after fixing the area I messed up so I'm hoping I'll be able to sand it flat this time. I was able to get several areas sanded flat the first time but other areas I was burning through
Ya these glitter jobs are tough to seal in unfortunately. Takes a few sessions with the clear coat to get it done.
Don't be so cheap with the polish that's where the swirls are coming from in my opinion. In the first 20 seconds the compound thins out on the pad and gets real hot in spots. And you need a faster polisher to heat up surface to soften it a bit then when you get finer grit it just screams over the surface giving you that mirror finish. Again just my thoughts. But you know speed can kill ya polishing isn't as easy as one would think. But that definitely is a trippy guitar 🎸 👍👍✌️😁
Thanks - appreciate the feedback.
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Did you say Polish?
No
@@BradAngove I dunno.... You sure you didn't say Polish?
Fine! you can polish my car...
How magnanimous of you...
@@BradAngove hey, credit where credits due man, you're good enough! Seriously though, very nice finish.
Thanks man
From the great state of Florida...Ole lawyer buddy... can you please put something under the guitar to keep it from moving around and to protect the finish on the other side? Send the boy to school for some book lernin and what a waist of money. But it’s Canadian money so...🤐
The other side of this guitar is essentially unfinished. There was no need to protect it.
I read Polishing with Jesus
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That has some connotations that I’d like to avoid haha.
@@BradAngove 🤣😂🤦♂️