I know it's about time right?! This video took me much, much longer to make than I had anticipated but it is finally done and ready for your viewing pleasure. If you haven't seen part 1 of the construction process of this set of cornhole boards (aka Bag Boards, Baggo) you can watch that here..

   • How to Build a Set of Custom Cornhole...  

This video is all about how to give your set of cornhole boards, or anything really, a super awesome custom paint job. In this video I'll walk you through everything I did to turn these "blank canvases" into one of a kind works of art. The video starts off with the reveal of the design I came up with for the boards and then moves into transferring that design on to the boards themselves. The technique I use to do this involves masking the boards off with blue painters masking tape and then cutting out the areas to be painted. I also show how to keep the paint from bleeding underneath the masking tape so you end up with clean, crisp, sharp, straight lines. Planning on using spray paint? Toward the end of the video I seal in my custom paint job with a protective clear coat and share some of the tips I've learned to get the best results with a spray can. As I explain in the video I'm making these boards for Paul of Paul's Hardware and Kyle of AwesomeSauce Network and I felt that custom made cornhole boards for them needed a little something extra. So if you're interested in lighting up your cornhole boards perhaps with some RGB LED's... I show you how I went about making my vision become a reality which I hope will inspire you. :) I hope you all will enjoy this video and please remember to Like and Subscribe for more videos from Maraksot's Reviews and How To's. Cheers!!! :)

interested in the lights I used in this video? here's a link to them on Amazon.com -

http://amzn.to/2vfgUjB

...and here's the link for the battery packs I used -

http://amzn.to/2vfqfaT

-- Time Stamps --

0:00 - Me blabbing about the background and what you're going to see in the video.
2:54 - Maraksot Reviews and How To's Intro
3:31 - Priming the boards
5:14 - Design "unveiling"
6:49 - Driving to the office
7:11 - Printing the designs at full size (24" X 48")
8:02 - Board base coats
10:03 - Masking the boards and cutting out the designs
10:49 - Masking, cutting and painting Paul's Hardware board time lapse
14:21 - Masking, cutting and painting AwesomeSauce Network board time lapse
18:06 - How to minimize paint bleed and paint clean, crisp, sharp, straight lines
19:50 - Applying the protective clear coat and spray painting tips
21:27 - RGB lighting installation
24:33 - Showing off the finished set of boards, AKA the sexy B-roll