Very technical and you broke it down in a simple way, really knocked it out of the park. Also I liked seeing it all come together and how you mimicked that factory finish perfectly! Keep up the good work!

Why is Mark Ruffalo painting cars?

I think I'm in the wrong place. I've got 2 rattle cans in my hand lol

Mark Ruffalo out here showing us how to blend paint

I've been painting for 35 years and watched alot of other people videos but he really goes to great lengths to make this user friendly to beginners or more seasoned painters . I'm definetly subscribing !!!

I'd like to see a Start to finish pealing clear coat repair.

I have seen that most people get impatient and try to cover on the first coat thus changing the color match that you already had. Patience and clear base is king when blending....the clear base allows your metallic to lay flat and not stand tall

Hi Brian, it's difficult to believe you are not a painter but actually a physique teacher in a primary school.

Don’t overthink it.... it’s just paint 😂👍

didnt know Mark Ruffalo had such skills

I just did this process. Way better than my approach I've done before. I'm not gonna lie, I was worried wvery step of the way but for silver I will never use another system. Ty

Out of all the painting videos I've watched this is definitely without question the most informative and detailed. Great teacher. Brian you've nailed every video you've made.

Some of the best videos I have seen period! Been building my own custom cars, trucks and motorcycles for over 30 years (I do it all from mechanics to body and so on) and paint has always been my nemesis, these videos have made things more clear than anything I have been taught or shown before, the techniques make sense the way you explain them, TY a ton brother!

You are a professional teacher I have learned so much from you, I have improved my skills due to your technique. Thanks for the teaching to all of us.👍🏻

Thanks Brian, I've been painting cars on the side off and on for over 40 years. I only do my own vehicles now and there is always new products/processes in place when I start a new job. Thanks for the refresher course.

Thank you for your time in producing this guide. I’ve been trying to do this for years, just painted a fender ( bumper, where I come from!) following your advice I got perfect finish... Wahooo.

Awesome videos! I’m starting my own shop. 15 years as a body/frame tech but lack knowledge in the paint department. Your videos are a great help! Keep up the good work! You’re helping!

Hi Brian, just had to say that was the best explanation of blending I have ever see. I have been a painter for a long time, opened my first shop almost 50 years ago. Unfortunately back then we did not have all the fabulous chemicals you have available today, they would have been such a blessing for the thousands of blend jobs I did for Braman in Miami. It was a lot of NC Lacquer and very slow thinners, so perfect jobs were difficult with our frequent weather changes I still love to do bodywork and paint but I don't have a professional booth nowadays, since retiring and selling the last business decades ago. I noticed you have an Acura shirt and work at the Pembrook Pines Dealership, I'm in Palm Beach now but lived in PP about a mile from your shop. I would love to shake your hand someday, no problem if you put on gloves and wear that HD Mask and a Trevek suit. (;-) Keep safe, Gary

I stumbled on to your channel today. I have been in paint for 40 years or so. I found the way you explain each step very interesting. Just because someone is very intelligent or talented doesn't mean they can teach others what they know. It takes a special person to be able to teach/transfer your knowledge to your students. Looks like you have that ability! 👨‍🎨👍

Hey Brian, just want to say thank you for your simple and straight forward instruction and concept based explanations. IMHO silver metallic is the most difficult to blend. And you just NAILED IT on that Acura. Nicely, nicely done!