How to Paint Single Stage without Orange Peel

Awesome ,Thank you my brother for being with us on this project, you escaped me this time from grabbing the paint gun, but next time we're going to spray paint both together, thank you for the support and being there when I've called you, we had a great time 😎👍

I used the Nason single stage on my mom’s Miata using this introduction first coat and then two heavy coats after and three years later and it still looks great!

The owner's reaction says it all. I'm happy for him. I'd love to see a follow up showing the completed job.

Fantastic episode.. Really appreciate the single stage presentation.. This seems like the best first time DIY paint and is what I hope to use soon for my restoration project.. Brian you are a phenomenal explainer of the process and a great teacher of the technique. TX

Finally single stage,i hope we gonna see more of it,keep up the good work,so inspiring.

This is definitely the smarter way to do single stage for max gloss. My most recent job the third coat of single stage is where I got to much build up and runs. Which are easy to cut and buff out ESPECIALLY on single stage solid color. But these guys definitely did a great job! nason products are also another one of the best DIY friendly budget paints that give a professional finish.

These guys know their business. It's awesome to watch artists at work.

I really like the slower pace presentation of your current videos and over the last little bit. It's much easier for me to follow as a very inexperienced painter

I did single stage and had fish eyes EVRYWHERE. But the guy was a seasoned fisherman, so I told him I added the fish eyes to honor his fishing passion. He was thrilled, and all of his fishing buddies were jealous.

The beauty with single stage paint is you can re-coat to cover imperfections. The disadvantage to single stage (without a coat of clear) it is difficult to do a blend in case of body damage. Also with metallics there is a trade off between the flake laying down right and orange peel. As usual Brian, well done!😎

Adding clear is a bonus step. Don't be confused about it. If you can spray clearcoat you can spray Solid Color single stage. I'm not too bright so the first full paint job I ever did was metallic single stage acrylic enamel. 😂I did have to respray a few panels, but i worked thru it and in the end, i had a decent paint job. Made the next job easier, actually, since this one was a bit challenging

Hello, watcher from across the pond here. After binge watching hundreds of hours of videos, many of which on this channel. Just wanted to say thanks for the content. Recently did my first paint job using a LVLP a610 and a small compressor, this was on a bare metal tubular chassis using 2k epoxy primer followed by 2k single stage metallic but I will go on to paint the car itself once it's built. Still lots for me to learn but this type of content has been invaluable to getting the confidence to have a try so thanks, keep up the good work!

Omg this came in clutch I start my new job Monday spraying single stage and never sprayed it before this is gonna help me impress my boss! Thanks!

ABOUT TIME YOU DID SOME SINGLE STAGE!!! NICE DUDE 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Beautiful work. I've painted many cars in my youth (40+ years ago). Great tips and your guys are talented. I wished I had Pedro's wing span.

🤘🏼🤘🏼 Thanks for the awesome lessons! Vote for Pedro, that reach is insane.

Well done Brian. First time I did a base/clear job my first thought was this is easy………….that was after many years of essentially shooting single stage (urethanes, enamels, lacquer…..)

I came across your channel when I decided to paint to paint my 99 2dr Tahoe. SICK!!!

I miss Dupont Centari acrylic enamel single stage and a Binks #7 spray gun layed down metalic colors well, the Centari hardner brought out tbe gloss and added durability. That truck in the video came out great with that Nason single stage paint.

Big truck like this is a true project. There is a reason single stage paint is so much better. I can’t help myself though and go for at least 3 coats of clear because I love that forever depth to the finish.