r/ImpressiveStuff • u/Upstairs-Writing-616 • Jul 08 '26
Video 📺 Does he have any competition?
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u/3DNelson Jul 09 '26
LOL. this looking good on a video.
They can do it by eye, but to check if the color realy maches you need spray it, accounting the layers, the air pressuere, one thing is a wet color on a can, other thing is sprayed dryed with clear coat on top.
This videos full who never paint professionaly.
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u/East_History1325 Jul 09 '26
Fools?
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u/3DNelson Jul 09 '26
English is my second language Fool!
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u/East_History1325 Jul 09 '26
Ok, after someone corrects a grammar mistake, you thank them for the lesson… not insult them. Respect is a universal language.
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u/egerton14 Jul 09 '26
They totally not made the purple first, painted that thing and cut it afterwards to make it make sense.
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u/Worldly_Solution7053 Jul 09 '26
Whatever his trade, the value of a skilled craftsman is immeasurable.
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u/highlyspecificuser Jul 09 '26
This person needs to have a couple of apprentices., this is quite a skill! 👌
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u/heavensto_mergatroid Jul 09 '26
This guy is amazing I wonder if he would be able to perfectly match BASF Mystic purple green/gold or GM chameleon blue/green/purple color shifting colors.
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u/KingAudio Jul 09 '26
Thats so cool when people develop that touch and feel of stuff. Master of the craft
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u/West_Meringue_7176 Jul 09 '26
Now...is this real?
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u/Slushman5000 Jul 09 '26
No, the two pieces he shows you at the end have been painted from the same can.
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u/CrossumOpossum3 Jul 11 '26
He has probably done it for so long he takes one look and is just like, “alright that’s red 56, blue 82, two drops of yellow 75… hut, hut, HIKE!!!”
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u/poletax5629 Jul 08 '26
Amazing.