How to fix Runs in paint.

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Название	:	How to fix Runs in paint.
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What compounds and pads do you use?
Comment from : rusty good

Yepwe all get the runs from time to time!
Comment from : Art Xbklyn

Hi， is this paint run from clearcoat? what should I do if during the paint, I found the paint run before clearcoat process Thanks
Comment from : adot111

The filler and sand it down is a good method yet might take awhile
Comment from : Eric Grajeda

Its a great video
Comment from : Mohammed Waheed

"If you notice the run is gone" as clearly still a run on the panelbr
Comment from : Daryl Moynihan

perfect thank you
Comment from : whitey rose

This is a great video for novice painters I had my Jeep painted my a so called pro and I have so many runs in my paint and now its up to me to fix it I appreciate you kind sir
Comment from : gregory arron

Yeah spraying clear and letting it run made it a million times worse 🙄 cool
Comment from : Sage StayMagical

Why not sand directly instead of applying filers?
Comment from : I got dropped 3 time by a featherweight

you talked for 10 minutes , still waiting for the how to remove paint runs
Comment from : King Thor

terrible video how do you remove spray paint runs
Comment from : King Thor

I have a medium to small sized run I cant get the wave out doing this, I'm certain I did good body work any suggestion?
Comment from : Nicholas Muscat

wrong best advice 50 yrs of this stupidity if its small not a total mess get the blender mix small amount with blender spray the run and area lightly have patience watch if your lucky two or trhee light coats will allow it to melt in if not get away from it let dry resand repaint is emminent
Comment from : lester smith

I usually get the runs after visiting McDonald's
Comment from : Greg Eickman

Spray painting your motorcycle frame is not worth it if you intend on wet sanding as well
Comment from : ArksRandom

I use my manhood,, 🤐
Comment from : Michael Mendillo

God damn whole paint job dried before you said had to remove it
Comment from : Paul Goode

But how do prevent it?
Comment from : DTH BOT

Nice! Thanks! 💯
Comment from : Forest Woodworks

you’re awesome!
Comment from : u wu

Great video… Thanks Dave 👍
Comment from : Steve Guest

"And that sucks" lol it sure does!
Comment from : Kyle Trump

I have a flawless way to get rid of the runs! Don't eat Taco Bell !!!!!!!! 😆😆😆
Comment from : ryand76

Thank you for the video it really helped me out a lot Much blessings to you 👍🏼
Comment from : Loso Pagan

Excellent 👍
Comment from : luciano santucci

Forgot about residue on the substrate Sometimes it's inevitable Humidity plays a big part in runs as well I'm spraying right now at work Industrial painting, no "paint bay" or climate/humidity control in oily greasing beams of steel It happens
Comment from : JHenson

I like the fact that he had to TRY to get a run, the guy is so good that he had to deliberately engineer the run
Comment from : Ray Tillman

Excellent content, as always brThanks fer yer time
Comment from : MAT

Add to Long non skippable couldn’t be assed to watch the video
Comment from : JMF Aquatics

I repainted my car about a month ago now and I've got some runs in it and dirt so now I need a wet sand it and buff it Any advice on what grit to use on the runs?
Comment from : JDM CHICK Kustomz

Send the job out on a raining day lol🤣🤣🤣
Comment from : j fxr

Great sir Thanks
Comment from : AR the bullet and Yamaha factory

i had forgotten how good your tutorials are
Comment from : abruptly blunt

I tried the crap load of clear and it made multiple runs What could I do next
Comment from : Kr0n3kLe

Thank you for sharing! Especially the body filler technique and the fact that you shared your knowledge of sand paper grit size by doubling it at each stage Love it! Thanks you!
Comment from : Andrew

excellant demo, very clever, patience a must when doing this, most helpful
Comment from : George Checker

I made it with Woodglut plans!
Comment from : Shantel Guetgen

Came out swinging with the big guns
Comment from : Dave New

Legit as the finger snap
Comment from : JM

Thanks sir
Comment from : murali parameswaran

Put "pepto bismol" in your gun and spray to get rid of runs 👍
Comment from : Tono P

I don't often get a run in my paint but if I do I use a hair dryer to push the run to the egde and get rid of it that way ;-)
Comment from : Dave 24v

✌️😍
Comment from : kl43

🦁
Comment from : kl43

Nice video usefull !!!!!!!!!!
Comment from : Andre Carrosserie

Great tip and video! I didn't know that I'm almost finish collision repair school at Lincoln tech and you just showed me something I haven't learn! Thanks keep on teaching!
Comment from : Daminco Bozeman

Woodprix has a very large project base
Comment from : Egor Biletskiy

Good video like the filler trick bit risky for me lol I use a mirka shark blade works treat on uhs and HS clear
Comment from : Daniel Willmott

When you need to sand the run off instead of using filler couldn’t you just use painters tape?
Comment from : NefFy

You cut the video so we couldn’t see it it actually ran off the panel🧐
Comment from : NefFy

Thank you
Comment from : NefFy

It also runs 🏃‍♂️ when its to cold 🥶 🤧
Comment from : Pefro Valenzuela

is it necessary to use bondo?
Comment from : Trader Breeze XVII

Lol “sand without touching the area around the run” > sands the entire side of the panel Lmao
Comment from : Apostate4 Apostate4

Theres times that i fix these runs but i still see these ghost run lmaobr🙄🤦‍♂️
Comment from : NEW EDITION PAINTERS

Rip a small piece of sand paper in the fingers, n gently sand it lol
Comment from : Redeemer Nigoohaem

Very helpful
Comment from : FairUse138

That is such a GREAT GREAT video dude Its almost 10 videos i watched before yours in 1 and very brief , to the point and clear!!!
Comment from : Shaharzad Shahee

Great tutorial Made a subscriber Thank you
Comment from : Super Chile

When americans mention grit, do they mean CAMI grit like documented here ? enwikipediaorg/wiki/Sandpaper#Grit_size_tablebrSo its actually 320G is close to P400 and P500 paper ?
Comment from : Juppie902

Thanks for your this video I learned that 1 It will be helpful 😊😊
Comment from : GearUp Sylhety PUBG

If you're able to replicate it, you can fix it Nice way of educating newbies
Comment from : Mang ka North

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like the idea of using a paint stick - and using body filler how do you bluff it out after 2000 grit - what compund do u use etc - i cant ever get my clear to buff out nice id like to see how you did
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This long ass fucking video talkin bout some “what is a run” if I ain’t know what I run was, I wouldn’t be watching, how do I get rid of the shit
Comment from : Fourth Horseman

What about fixing a run from paint ,not clear coat! I tried to fix it with 1500 sand paper and polishing afterwards but the colour fade into a darker patchy shade
Comment from : OvermarsDaria

Great job and very helpful!!!
Comment from : NISMOLOGY

What brand fine filler did you use for getting the runs out? Is "evercoat glaze 417" the same thing?
Comment from : Rickymorales1

6:07 How is gravity your friend if it caused the runs in the first place :)@
Comment from : Raymond Knetemann

Razor blade👍
Comment from : Raymond Clemetson

for sanding with filler do you have to wait until the paint is dry and cured?
Comment from : Risk Romer

Hey does this wrong on single stage metallic paint
Comment from : Andre Blanding

UGH I have got the runs :(
Comment from : Robert Roe

This may be a dumb question but are these processes the same for runs in your base coat?
Comment from : lance baker

I see its the clicker again, sorry unsubscribe 👌click
Comment from : Steve G

Nice
Comment from : Kulet Hopia

Great info Thanks
Comment from : ronbusa37

I got the runs from eating Taco Bell
Comment from : LivingCountry

i spray painted my car and theres runs in the base coat should i sand before applying clear coat
Comment from : Bruce Le

thanks man you got skills
Comment from : Richie

Did stevie wonder paint these?
Comment from : Michael Collins

T Y I have a truck tailgate to do- 2 runs-- poor lighting & the mix- thanks again
Comment from : Bob Smyth

I would rather someone take a can of paint and demonstrate exactly what a "run" is as opposed to drawing a pictureAnyone with me on that?! Other than that,very informative fella
Comment from : TOMMIE LEE JONES JR

Fantastic tutorials, I love your teaching technique Thank you
Comment from : Steven Lane

I have runs in my paintjob but I believe they come from the paint itself Can u use the same method to get them out? (And most likely will have to repaint it) or is their no way I also have "fish eye" and "orange peel" problems
Comment from : Treavon Cooper