Quarter Panel, Bumper Mobile Repair Phoenix Arizona Tesla 3 "3 Stage Pearl White" (Part 2 of 2)
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Quarter Panel, Bumper Mobile Repair Phoenix Arizona Tesla 3 "3 Stage Pearl White" (Part 2 of 2)
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Add some white in the pearl with your blends. Helps with hiding blend. Great job.
Sometimes it can kick the other way and dull out the pearls :/ Years ago at one of the big body shops I used to work at used Sherwin-Williams ultra 7000 I think it was. The formula called for white and yellow tint to be added to the pearl. Man! Those colors would match every single time! Thank you for the comment!
Nice photo mate
Thank you.
Beautiful work sir! Body shop quality! Still working on my body work…
What Blender are ya using? Have a great day.
"Still working on the bodywork". I think the best way to practice and get through all of the trial and error is with drywall spackle on something at home. Use the stuff that sets in 5 minutes. Anything you can fill a dent with that has some body lines. It dries very quickly and is very cheap. Of course body filler sands a little bit harder and more stubborn but at least the spreading technique and how the mud behaves should catch on pretty quickly using drywall spackle. The better you get, the more valuable you become to the marketplace, therefore your income will increase. Remember, everything is within and projects outwardly into your world. The kingdom is truly within us ;) Any blender works well as long as the area is prepped properly, enough blender is sprayed and spray technique helps ;)
@@truecolors4u thanks for the reply and advice . I do body work all the time on cars. Just always trying to tweak it and make it more
Perfect in an efficient manner. I’ve tried a few blenders but trying to buff them out without creating a line or burn thru the blend or sometimes it still leaves it a little foggy in that area is what I’m trying to get better at. But practice makes perfect ! Have an awesome day and rest of your weekend