HOW TO SPOT PAINT AND BLEND CLEAR COAT

Welcome back! in this episode you will learn how to spot paint and blend clear coat. you will have no more doubts.
#paint #besttechnique #clearcoat #clearblend #viralvideo

[@JohnWD40TC02]

Hi Mario, sorry I haven't watched this but I just got the notification about this video today even though you posted it 3 weeks ago🤷‍♂🤦‍♂very interesting video with you explaining everything you do in great detail, the blend on the pillar is invisible so it's just like you were never there🙏👍John UK

[@mariopaintclass6091]

No problem 😃 thanks john

[@walterwalters3069]

👍

[@stevec5657]

Another great job and cool video - thanks Mario 👍

[@mariopaintclass6091]

Np thanks for watching 🙌

[@marcuswhite1403]

Great job. Looks good.

[@mariopaintclass6091]

Appreciate it 👍

[@rejauntreasure8061]

Excellent job.

[@mariopaintclass6091]

Thanks 🙌

[@Notsowellknown-vs1lt]

Awesome work!!

[@mariopaintclass6091]

Thank you!

[@JimmyJiveJones]

i just recently starting not to use a blender at my burn in and the results have been pretty decent. i stopped using a spot blender cause sometimes it would cause fisheyes when the overspray would land on the top of the door.

[@mariopaintclass6091]

I agree. If you do it right you won’t need it

[@lazygamer9725]

Mario the teach

[@mariopaintclass6091]

Big 🆙

[@stevesmith5755]

Turned out great. I have a question about overspray. How do you keep it out of the jambs? Do you have masking between the seams of the panels or does it not get in there?

[@mariopaintclass6091]

It depends on where exactly I don’t usually put masking between fender and door. I do put masking sometimes I’ll do shorts on what I do

[@tedc9306]

Instead of using 1200 could I use 1500 on top of the 1000

[@mariopaintclass6091]

It’s a big jump, it should still work