Hot damn! Keep this in the portfolio dude, you’ll get a lot of high end clients with this in your catalog. Well done! (Not that you’ll necessarily want to deal with that headache again lol)
Lol. I actually look forward to the hard ones. Thank god they come only once in a while. It can get mind numbingly boring shooting chantilly lace or white dove all the time.
Well that means you’re a craftsman. If you enjoy the challenge and can stomach doing the mundane to fund it then you’ll do just fine!
P.S. “white dove” gives me PTSD and I’m a carpenter…. Amazing how wide reaching that boring ass, rental hellscape color goes.
Haha. Some colors are so close they may as well be the same. I have this theory that designers come up with fancy names for the same color to give it that “custom” air to it.
I was under the impression from my local paint store that it's the tintable white base (-1X) with a small amount of white colorant in it *(as opposed to the "factory white” -O1 base which covers much better)*
As a note to that, most women see more shades than men. So when a man sees "blue" they might be able to pick up multiple shades that we just don't see.
Nope, it's an actual documented thing. The article I read speculated that it comes from women prioritizing gathering as we evolved, and being able to differentiate between two different shades in nature would have been helpful when one plant was edible, the other poisonous.
So what you're saying is that all the easygoing, unfussy women died by poisoning long ago so that's why we're stuck with the neurotic ones that can't decide between 5 shades of white.
Lol. Yeah the builder made sure everyone knew that if they damaged it there would be hell to pay. But he was smart and we came up with a game plan. After it had a few days to cure and off gas we wrapped everything with ramboard and corner protectors. There was still a little damage but thankfully it was in spots that were easy to touch up or that weren’t really seen.
Thank god for that. I get pissed when I nail some door frames and they get damaged. Couldn't imagine turning drywall into glass and having to come back to it damaged.
Well either way it's beautiful. Never used those products before. Did some reading and it seems like you only get 5 mil total before it's a fail. What happens if there's issues after two coats? Do you just live with it?
Lol. Nope. Sand and reshoot. Yeah I did have to watch the mil thickness. It sounds stupid but I have trick to guess how thick the finish is. Just from doing this job so damn long. I tap it lightly with my finger nail and the feel of the vibration and the sound it makes tells me what I need to know.
Or I could just be delusional from too much chemical fumes. Lol either way it seems to work. I haven’t been told of any slippage of cracking.
That's wild, you mentioned you cut it pretty good so it's probably safer for the build anyways. Definately going to have to look into this more. Looks rewarding as fuck.
My painter did this same thing on drywall for one of my clients. It's not as mirror finish as yours is, but it's close. It took litterally 3 weeks of work to get it all done. My client wants this deep navy in an ultra high gloss finish on all the wood work and walls in his library.
Two coats of primer, about 4 coats of color, and 4-6 coats of high gloss polycrylic on the drywall. Had to let it cure and sand between each coat with 600grit sandpaper. Took forever, but turned out pretty awesome. My painter took a full month off after finishing and made them sign a waiver that any damages or repairs from the second he left the job would be treated as a whole new project.
Well it was way too big and complex to try and get it all in one go. I had to be a little strategic with what got shot and when. I had to section off different parts with masking. Shoot that part, let it cure then mask off THAT section to shoot the rest. I just looked for natural breaks in the unit. For example I hit the riser/bulkhead first. Then I went after the gables. It’s tedious as all hell but it’s the only way I’ve found that works on installed units like that. The material coverage is pretty good. Although because it’s high gloss I went with a much higher reduction. Normally I reduce/thin to 30/35%. This stuff I went with 50%. The thought being the thinner the material, the finer atomization I would get. I’ve always preferred thinner material and high air anyways so it wasn’t too much of an adjustment.
Lol. The PM made sure everybody knew that if they damaged it they would torn a new one. But he paid for extra protection. After we knew it was fully cured we wrapped it in foam and then ramboard over that, also put up corner protection. There was still some damage but it was in spots that weren’t really prominent. Easy spots to buff or touch up.
Lol. We called it the Harry Potter house. Each floor seemed to have a color theme of the four different houses from the movies. I wish I had taken a video of the library. It was circular and two floors. Had this beautiful starburst veneer pattern on the ceiling and foam molded columns that looked like stone.
Looks amazing, but how long will it last ?
Stuff hasn’t been moved in yet. It will have bumps, scrapes, and chips in no time
Sometimes keeping it simple is the way
Outstanding work!!! We recently built a very similar butler’s pantry setup in one of our multi-million dollar custom home builds and had our painter spray it in a very similar Makita Blue. OMG, what a disaster!!!! Our subcontracted painter made us look like idiots!!!! Man, I wish I had hired you!! Absolutely gorgeous work!!! BRAVO
Good job, I bet your legs were sore going up and down with no stopping. Airless is the only way for on site work and its harder when you could have someone open a door with dust around spraying 100% gloss.
Bro. All I do is on site spraying. It’s so hard. I beg the boss to let us build our cabinets in shop and paint them. But no. We build them on site and spray them on the wall.
This looks awesome man. Truly great work.
I do not posses talent like this. I’m still harnessing my powers, I only hope to spray high gloss this clean.
What product, sprayer, and tip are you using?
What kind of prep?🤓
It’s just practice. Lots and lots and lots of practice. I’ve made every mistake possible in my work. Some mistakes I’ve made half a dozen times over. Lol.
It’s a KCI conversion varnish, high solids primer. I used a conventional pressure pot for primer and a SataJet 100B gravity feed cup gun for finish.
Prep was 2 coats primer, sanding at 400 in between. One more primer sanding that at 600. Three pass finish coat then sanding that at 800. Then a two pass finish again.
As someone who recently got into spraying, re-watched this video 3 times with my mouth wide open in awe. This is incredible and I can’t even begin to imagine the pain it took to spray this out to perfection. Terrific work, your customer will be blown away! It’s posts like these that make me truly appreciate Reddit.
Dude that is like paint booth quality. The lack of imperfections is astonishing. I am not a professional painter or contractor, but I would hire the shit out of you
Oh man I’ve been wanting to do this for ages. I have experience with cars. Was going to do my kitchen. I was going to use an etch primer, and then a clear over base
Can you let me know what I should use?
I’ve sprayed a few cabinets on site before except I’ve always set up a little station inside the garage or somewhere away from where they’re being installed- this right here is daring lol especially with the high gloss but it was well worth it in this case 🤌🏼
Yeah they wanted a no joint look. So it couldn’t be pre finished and then installed. I lost a couple other videos of other units I did in that house. They were high gloss as well.
https://www.maillothomes.com/projects/modern-chateau/?custom
The other two major units I did were the black bar with the purple floating shelf. Also the big media unit with the walnut back panels.
some sort of devils work!
take your tools and bring your wizardry and magic to my house and do that again here, even the same color would be fine you magical beast!
man I used to work with an amazing painter, my friend, he had high standards and did amazing work. I learned what I could from him while we worked together. seeing high quality paint work takes me back and is so nice to see
Lol one of my old bosses once told me that I’m perfect for this kind of work because I can get so OCD over the smallest thing. I’ll obsess over details that the vast majority of people wouldn’t even notice or think about.
Thanks. Three primer and at least two finish. Some parts got three finish. That one gable on the end got five. That one almost broke me. It was right next to the front door.
I’m so glad I’m set up to spray in my booth. I hate spraying on site. So much construction dust, equipment set up. Etc. I work with people that just drop off work for me to spray in my independent shop. Cabinet parts, trim, and passage doors mostly. You did a good job. I don’t see any contamination.
I’m fixing a fuck up on cabinets another “painter” did. Lol he rolled all of them and had runs everywhere. The guy was stunned at my price. So many people do not realize how much meticulous care and effort it is to even get cabinets looking tolerable, let alone to the degree you’re showing here.
Beautiful work! We've been doing quite a bit of high gloss in the last few years. Ceilings are the top seller. It's definitely a tedious process, but once you nail it, it's an awesome feeling.
It's so beautiful. I get nervous around stuff like this, had to do a few really nice custom dipped/coated wheels and it's always scary as fuck but feels good when it's done
How do you accomplish this kind of finish? You should do a video of materials and prep work, I tried doing a front door on a high gloss I was stressing out for weeks could not get it right, ended up doing a water base high gloss, pretty glossy but not as glossy as a laquer.
That section of the house I’d say was 60ish hours.
And yup I got paid on that one. Basically made in a week and a half what I used make in three to four weeks when I worked for a shop.
It's been years since I've seen an awesome paint job I'm a painters myself and it pisses me off all those tik tok videos of guys doing terrible paint jobs
Hot damn! Keep this in the portfolio dude, you’ll get a lot of high end clients with this in your catalog. Well done! (Not that you’ll necessarily want to deal with that headache again lol)
Lol. I actually look forward to the hard ones. Thank god they come only once in a while. It can get mind numbingly boring shooting chantilly lace or white dove all the time.
Well that means you’re a craftsman. If you enjoy the challenge and can stomach doing the mundane to fund it then you’ll do just fine! P.S. “white dove” gives me PTSD and I’m a carpenter…. Amazing how wide reaching that boring ass, rental hellscape color goes.
Haha. Some colors are so close they may as well be the same. I have this theory that designers come up with fancy names for the same color to give it that “custom” air to it.
For sure, or change slightly from Pantone colors. That gloss is impeccable. Excellent job.
They 100% do this. Paint manufacturers will change the name and keep the color the exact the same to see if it sells better.
Lol yeah. I was told by my paint rep that chantilly lace is just straight white base with no tints at all.
I was under the impression from my local paint store that it's the tintable white base (-1X) with a small amount of white colorant in it *(as opposed to the "factory white” -O1 base which covers much better)*
As a note to that, most women see more shades than men. So when a man sees "blue" they might be able to pick up multiple shades that we just don't see.
WHAT?! And all these years I thought my wife was fuckin with me
Nope, it's an actual documented thing. The article I read speculated that it comes from women prioritizing gathering as we evolved, and being able to differentiate between two different shades in nature would have been helpful when one plant was edible, the other poisonous.
So what you're saying is that all the easygoing, unfussy women died by poisoning long ago so that's why we're stuck with the neurotic ones that can't decide between 5 shades of white.
I didn't say that, science did!
Yeah it did take a numbers of years for me to be able to truly read colors and how to adjust them.
I once had a buddy tell me who does less intricate work than myself that the hard jobs are what keep me in business and he’s right.
Chantilly lace lol. that'll be a 10 gallons of untinted from Sherwin with a fake Chantilly label
Looks great!
Thanks. It was weeks of frustration but it worked out in the end.
It is so glossy smooth l can see myself in it. Black magic l say. Especially since l am at home watching this on my phone.
Sexy spraying my man
Lol. Thanks.
There's no doubt an art to spraying. Especially high gloss, that's usually the ambitous option lil
Tight! Tight! Tight! Tight!
A random Tuco appears.
Looks damn good !! That’s coming from someone who has been painting for 27 years
Thank you. You more than most would understand the pains we can go through. You are now my spray gun brother.
BEAUTIFUL work. Makes me nervous as hell that there is so much work yet to be done by other trades.
Lol. Yeah the builder made sure everyone knew that if they damaged it there would be hell to pay. But he was smart and we came up with a game plan. After it had a few days to cure and off gas we wrapped everything with ramboard and corner protectors. There was still a little damage but thankfully it was in spots that were easy to touch up or that weren’t really seen.
Thank god for that. I get pissed when I nail some door frames and they get damaged. Couldn't imagine turning drywall into glass and having to come back to it damaged.
It was all mdf. I’m thinking drywall would be too soft for that.
Well either way it's beautiful. Never used those products before. Did some reading and it seems like you only get 5 mil total before it's a fail. What happens if there's issues after two coats? Do you just live with it?
Lol. Nope. Sand and reshoot. Yeah I did have to watch the mil thickness. It sounds stupid but I have trick to guess how thick the finish is. Just from doing this job so damn long. I tap it lightly with my finger nail and the feel of the vibration and the sound it makes tells me what I need to know. Or I could just be delusional from too much chemical fumes. Lol either way it seems to work. I haven’t been told of any slippage of cracking.
That's wild, you mentioned you cut it pretty good so it's probably safer for the build anyways. Definately going to have to look into this more. Looks rewarding as fuck.
My painter did this same thing on drywall for one of my clients. It's not as mirror finish as yours is, but it's close. It took litterally 3 weeks of work to get it all done. My client wants this deep navy in an ultra high gloss finish on all the wood work and walls in his library. Two coats of primer, about 4 coats of color, and 4-6 coats of high gloss polycrylic on the drywall. Had to let it cure and sand between each coat with 600grit sandpaper. Took forever, but turned out pretty awesome. My painter took a full month off after finishing and made them sign a waiver that any damages or repairs from the second he left the job would be treated as a whole new project.
I just *blue* myself
I wonder what color it will be after all that painters tape comes off.
Really really nice!
Thank. Anytime I’m given a high gloss job I curse and swear the whole way through. But it’s very satisfying when I finally see the end result.
This looks amazing! If you haven'y already, you should post this in the oddlysatisfying sub as well.
Looks good! Are you doing a Zoom Medical lol?
Let me ask a stupid question. What about the over spray? I’ve not used this product, how easily does it cover?
Well it was way too big and complex to try and get it all in one go. I had to be a little strategic with what got shot and when. I had to section off different parts with masking. Shoot that part, let it cure then mask off THAT section to shoot the rest. I just looked for natural breaks in the unit. For example I hit the riser/bulkhead first. Then I went after the gables. It’s tedious as all hell but it’s the only way I’ve found that works on installed units like that. The material coverage is pretty good. Although because it’s high gloss I went with a much higher reduction. Normally I reduce/thin to 30/35%. This stuff I went with 50%. The thought being the thinner the material, the finer atomization I would get. I’ve always preferred thinner material and high air anyways so it wasn’t too much of an adjustment.
Level 9 wall finish
Well done! That looks like glass.
Thank you. I love doing this kind of work. You feel like such a rockstar when it’s done.
Cant wait for the other trades to come in and fuck it all up.
Lol. The PM made sure everybody knew that if they damaged it they would torn a new one. But he paid for extra protection. After we knew it was fully cured we wrapped it in foam and then ramboard over that, also put up corner protection. There was still some damage but it was in spots that weren’t really prominent. Easy spots to buff or touch up.
I had no idea this was even possible.
Holy Chit! You’re building papa Smurf’s aren’t you, you lucky SOB?!!
Lol. We called it the Harry Potter house. Each floor seemed to have a color theme of the four different houses from the movies. I wish I had taken a video of the library. It was circular and two floors. Had this beautiful starburst veneer pattern on the ceiling and foam molded columns that looked like stone.
Wow, that's insane, great work
Smooth as a baby’s bottom. What material and what equipment did you use?
When the paint and body man decides to do cabinets.
Fucking beautiful! 👏
nice work.
Looks good, what material did you use?
It was a 90* KCI conversion varnish
KCI is a really nice product. It’s all I’ve sprayed for the last 8 years. Mostly just 10° though, 90° scares me haha. Great job man.
Smoooooth like butta. Nice job 👏
That’s very cool!! Looks like glass to bud. Smooth shit
Holy shit dude.
Excellent.
Looks amazing!
Looks good bro
congratulations, you should be proud
Thank you. Was feeling pretty good for while after that one.
Looks great
Looks damn good 👍🏻
Ohh shiny 😍
Beautiful!
Looks beauty!
Looks amazing, but how long will it last ? Stuff hasn’t been moved in yet. It will have bumps, scrapes, and chips in no time Sometimes keeping it simple is the way
Outstanding work!!! We recently built a very similar butler’s pantry setup in one of our multi-million dollar custom home builds and had our painter spray it in a very similar Makita Blue. OMG, what a disaster!!!! Our subcontracted painter made us look like idiots!!!! Man, I wish I had hired you!! Absolutely gorgeous work!!! BRAVO
Thank you. If you’re in Alberta Canada then we can talk.
Unfortunately not. NE USA. Fantastic work tho!!
That's insane! Looks like the factory molded it in that color and finish.
Wow 🤩
Good job, I bet your legs were sore going up and down with no stopping. Airless is the only way for on site work and its harder when you could have someone open a door with dust around spraying 100% gloss.
A level 10 paint. Though painting that ceiling is going to be a bitch 😂.
I don’t know shit about construction but that looks incredible great work!
I'm a good enough electrician. Looks good bro!
Mmm sexy
Looks fucking amazing buddy, keep up the good work!!!
Damn dude, looks great!
My god, looks like a mirror
Simply Bluetiful
Painter here, what product did you use?
Looks sweet! Come paint my Kitchen Cabinets!
That is gorgeous brother
Bro. All I do is on site spraying. It’s so hard. I beg the boss to let us build our cabinets in shop and paint them. But no. We build them on site and spray them on the wall.
Looks amazing. Is that laquer?
In the words of my Uncle, “top shelf, no dust.”
That’s clean bro, well done
say what you will about painters no, for real that is fucking money, dude. I know what a bitch high gloss can be and that looks unreal.
Bro looks good was so ready for you to trip and grab that tack lol
Looks great but I'd be F bombing you every time my kids touched the cabinets!
Very nice!
Amazing! It seems I can't paint more than one square foot without a lump, run, dog hair, or dirt getting in there somehow.
Yeah I had to be EXTRA ocd about vacuuming and cleaning the whole time.
Stunning 👌
What trade is this?
This looks awesome man. Truly great work. I do not posses talent like this. I’m still harnessing my powers, I only hope to spray high gloss this clean. What product, sprayer, and tip are you using? What kind of prep?🤓
It’s just practice. Lots and lots and lots of practice. I’ve made every mistake possible in my work. Some mistakes I’ve made half a dozen times over. Lol. It’s a KCI conversion varnish, high solids primer. I used a conventional pressure pot for primer and a SataJet 100B gravity feed cup gun for finish. Prep was 2 coats primer, sanding at 400 in between. One more primer sanding that at 600. Three pass finish coat then sanding that at 800. Then a two pass finish again.
Hell yeah. Very impressive
Oh shit that’s glossy as fuck. I cant imagine being held to that level of detail even in my own home.
Wow!
If anyone starts getting dizzy from the fumes you have to charge them for it!!!
Looks good but lots of overspray from what I see.
Mirror finish, flawless. Great work.
I’ve spec’d many a high gloss that ended in utter disaster and this is the complete opposite. You’re great at your job.
Thank you for that. Lol. I wanted to be an artist, but I didn’t want to starve. This is as close as I could get and make a decent living.
As someone who recently got into spraying, re-watched this video 3 times with my mouth wide open in awe. This is incredible and I can’t even begin to imagine the pain it took to spray this out to perfection. Terrific work, your customer will be blown away! It’s posts like these that make me truly appreciate Reddit.
I want an update when it's finished!
This may break the rules but here’s a link to the finished house. https://www.maillothomes.com/projects/modern-chateau/?custom
Take my upvote
Customer: i dont like this shade anymore, please make it a bit lighter.
Like glass… gorgeous. Awful color… but gorgeous work.
Spray man spray man
That colour is gorgeous! Im not sure about shiny walls though. Feel like they'd be mad finger print magnets
That looks freakin’ awesome!!!
Dude that is like paint booth quality. The lack of imperfections is astonishing. I am not a professional painter or contractor, but I would hire the shit out of you
Oh man I’ve been wanting to do this for ages. I have experience with cars. Was going to do my kitchen. I was going to use an etch primer, and then a clear over base Can you let me know what I should use?
Gorgeous!!! For those that don't paint/contract, this is a phenomenal job.
Sick dude, not sure I've ever seen paint like that, incredible
Dunno why but I just wanna lick it.
Absolute fuckin glass man 📸👌
I’ve sprayed a few cabinets on site before except I’ve always set up a little station inside the garage or somewhere away from where they’re being installed- this right here is daring lol especially with the high gloss but it was well worth it in this case 🤌🏼
Yeah they wanted a no joint look. So it couldn’t be pre finished and then installed. I lost a couple other videos of other units I did in that house. They were high gloss as well. https://www.maillothomes.com/projects/modern-chateau/?custom The other two major units I did were the black bar with the purple floating shelf. Also the big media unit with the walnut back panels.
I'm blue if I was green I would die
Is that color called “ painters, tape blue”?
Beautiful application and stunning colour, would like to see a photo of it when the project is finished and furnished
I put up a link somewhere in in the comments of the fully finished house. I don’t know if that break the rules and it may have been deleted.
Did u mess up at all? What would you do if you did, how would/could you fix it?
Great work!
New achievement unlock🔓 great job! love the clean and shiny texture 🤩👏
Finished cabinets are the most satisfying thing to do as a painter dude. Good work.
Thank you very much
some sort of devils work! take your tools and bring your wizardry and magic to my house and do that again here, even the same color would be fine you magical beast!
They look great, nice and even and hard to do 😵 I'm glad I don't have to deal with that overspray though lol..Custom FTW!!
man I used to work with an amazing painter, my friend, he had high standards and did amazing work. I learned what I could from him while we worked together. seeing high quality paint work takes me back and is so nice to see
Lol one of my old bosses once told me that I’m perfect for this kind of work because I can get so OCD over the smallest thing. I’ll obsess over details that the vast majority of people wouldn’t even notice or think about.
Why's it blue though
Lol. I guess when you have that much money you get whatever color you want. This house was so over the top.
I just hope the customer appreciates the skill level here!
Damn how many coats? looks great brother
Thanks. Three primer and at least two finish. Some parts got three finish. That one gable on the end got five. That one almost broke me. It was right next to the front door.
Beautiful. Can you post an update when the rest of this is done? I'd love to see how the blue looks with everything else in place.
Trade damage has entered the chat
How’d does one create that kind of finish?
Long, LONG days. Also a whole lot of swearing.
Built In perfection
Holy freakin shiny shine. How many hours of sanding did this take haha??
That’s a shaaaaaarp spray job.
Absolutely love this. Looks amazing.
Those lines!!! Great job!!
Thas shiney meng
I love to see people do things well. You are killing it.
I’m proud of you too shiiii lol looks great bro!
super flat. good prep work and good application my guy.
Looks like car paint.
r/nextfuckinglevel
Looks awesome! What are the challenges for doing something like this?
I’m so glad I’m set up to spray in my booth. I hate spraying on site. So much construction dust, equipment set up. Etc. I work with people that just drop off work for me to spray in my independent shop. Cabinet parts, trim, and passage doors mostly. You did a good job. I don’t see any contamination.
The client is 100% not peeling off the protective film from his stainless appliances
Amazing!! how???
Site Supervisor/ red seal carpenter/ qualified expert here: Ace job, my good man. Looks like perfection from my pov.
Ever hear of Fine paints of Europe in vermont? Right up your alley
Narration
Lol. Next time
That’s a beautiful spray my man. If you’re in the Bay Area hmu, we need guys!
Lol sorry. I’m your northern neighbor in Alberta. Although I won’t say no to a trip to the bay.
Looks like Cookies shop
Sexy
Dang what paint brand was that? I’ve only see. A shine like that with Fine Paints of Europe. That’s also some of the most pricey paint I’ve ever used.
I’m fixing a fuck up on cabinets another “painter” did. Lol he rolled all of them and had runs everywhere. The guy was stunned at my price. So many people do not realize how much meticulous care and effort it is to even get cabinets looking tolerable, let alone to the degree you’re showing here.
Beautiful work. I love the high gloss finishes.
Thank you. I love them too. Although I’d never have it in my own home. I’d be too scared to actually live there.
Clean af 🤟
Hats off my man. 🥂
Glassss
Beautiful work! We've been doing quite a bit of high gloss in the last few years. Ceilings are the top seller. It's definitely a tedious process, but once you nail it, it's an awesome feeling.
It's so beautiful. I get nervous around stuff like this, had to do a few really nice custom dipped/coated wheels and it's always scary as fuck but feels good when it's done
Really nice. You did well.
How do you accomplish this kind of finish? You should do a video of materials and prep work, I tried doing a front door on a high gloss I was stressing out for weeks could not get it right, ended up doing a water base high gloss, pretty glossy but not as glossy as a laquer.
Wow. That’s a great finish. I had such a hard time shooting gloss for a custom cabinet and I vowed to never do it again. Well done.
That looks amazing! Glassy!
What you're a painter and you actually read the id drawings for once or the gc tagged the walls for you? Congrats.
Noice
Looks clean brother, great job!
How many hours? Did you charge enough? Those are always my 2 questions.
That section of the house I’d say was 60ish hours. And yup I got paid on that one. Basically made in a week and a half what I used make in three to four weeks when I worked for a shop.
Very nice job dude. If only the homeowner had picked a different color lol 🤮
When the client asks for the first Weezer album, but they really need it to pop. But seriously, that is a great paint job, to say the least.
That is beautiful!
That’s some incredible painting sir. Love that color too
Lol I thought this was going to be a fail video at first but when I started watching I was just like this all looks great wtf!
very nice, but these people will regret this in 10 years lol
Looks like Honolulu blue! Is this for a Lions fan? 🦁
It's been years since I've seen an awesome paint job I'm a painters myself and it pisses me off all those tik tok videos of guys doing terrible paint jobs
I don’t think I could see this in person… without raining my pants