Alright man I'm gonna try and help you out best i can here, i do this for a living but my work is mainly classic car restoration. Starting with primer you should always spray with 1.7-2.0 fluid nozzle and you are ok to lay it on wet just give it time to flash off before applying second coat. Never go above 220 as the material needs a deeper stratch for adhesion, most primers require 180-240. As for your sanding process you can go 400 after 220 BUT it's better to hit it with the sander as you'll remove the previous sand scratches much easier and also orbital scratches get filled by paint much better. You also need to invest in guide coat so that you'll see if primer is fully sanded out, also need sanding blocks whether it be something like dura block or a soft foam type because you just taking the paper by hand to the panel without any backing can leave finger indentations on the sanded surface
30 years ago, I was an 18 year old with a red GMC TRACKER. Your video reminded me of when I painted it in my grandmothers garage. I learned a lot. You brought back some nice memories for me. Great work. I have a lot of respect of DIY people. Take care.
Damn man, I did this every day in a controlled environment with a commercial sized air compressor. And your doing this outside. This shit is so sick. Much respect
Got this channel recommended, got more knowledge about spray painting a car and if I’m being honest it was probably the best thing I’ve ever seen. Subscribed to you bro Ggs
Love the videos bro. Your stuff really inspires me to want to get into more DIY stuff with my own car. Really cool how you take feedback from the comments on the processes that you're still learning. Not a lot of people are humble enough to "know what they don't know" so to speak and take feedback well from people with more experience. Can't wait for the next video!
Tips to help, you don't necessarily need to prime the car if you just sand off the 400 unless its a crazy color change which in this case I could see but if want to save even more money. Go the length of the car when passing and you want a 70 percent overpass, common misconception is 50 percent over pass. Use red scotch brite for jams and more difficult areas, easier then a folded piece of sand paper. Keep gun parallel with the panel, if it curves, curve with it. Take your time on your passes, you don't need to rush through them, about 1 foot per a second. You'll get better with time but your doing amazing, you gained another sub, keep up the work!
15:05 when masking its easier to back mask and then put paper or plastic. pretty much grab a huge strand of tape and line the edges but sticky side towards you on the inside of the door. then grab paper and put tape on the top of it. then you stick tape to tape and its easier and quicker to line everything up
Good job one of the better outdoor tutorials. Only thing I would do differently is sand in a crosshatch pattern to avoid swirls and spray edges first, but yeah awesome video 🤙
@korosumyself also, you don't want primer to get wet either. It's like a sponge and we'll soak it up just like the Bondo will. Dupli-Color makes a primer sealer that works amazing. Spray can, it's like eight or nine dollars at O'Reilly's Auto Parts.
Nice job overall! I have several recommendations. 1. If you can find a place with a spray booth, maybe rent a booth for the day you need to spray the base or clear for final to minimize dirt nibs and bugs. 2. Use Spectrum PPS system 3. harbor Freight Fortress ultra quiet 26 gallon one works very well and is super quiet. 4. Adhesion promoter for plastic parts that got sanded through bare plastic. Good luck and keep up the good work!
W video I love how you listened to my last comment and explained everything and every thought process thoroughly throughout the whole video keep it up!
Got all my materials, all budget friendly. I plan to make videos like this to b/c you inspired me to do junkyard builds and fixing up cars. Its just like building legos but for grownups.
first of your video ive ever watched. Love it man. Love the chill aspect of it. The comedic relief every now and then is definitely a breath of fresh air. Love the content man. Appreciate the list of pricing!
Really enjoy your videos bro! Just out here DIY home vids. Just something so cool about it, idk. Keep going bro. You’re a dope vibe and just a straight up dude by the looks of it. Wish I could straight up change the color of my car in New Zealand but it’s a mish.
New sub! This was a very good video and thank you for showing the tools and prices, I am thinking about getting a spray gun too will be doing my car in 2 weeks, but unfortunately I'll be doing it outside.. thanks for the tip about the bugs too!
Think it's cool how you don't keep out all the events of the days that come with working on cars, cause weather you're working on your car or not life goes on around you and things can come up that intervene with your process. Gives your videos more character and it's enjoyable to see what happens next, maybe not for people trying to use your videos as tutorials.
Its my first time watching your video, im very impressed. If you're doing such a great job outside, can you imagine when you get the shed or booth up and running?
The purple hvlp spray gun is considered to be a good spray gun that when it's on sale can be gotten for $10 or if you need it now it's $16. It's so cheap that some people just buy a new one after every car project instead of cleaning it. It's wasteful to do that but if you value your time just factoring another $16 dollars before tax into the paint job isn't much in the grand scheme of things. They also have on the next sale coming in june a random orbit sander for $15 and a da polisher for $40 so if you want to start with a decent polisher i'd wait till next month and get the polisher and the paint sprayer for $56 before tax and have a decent start into painting minus the air compressor. If you don't want to use the da for sanding you can add the random orbit sander so the da stays cleaner. Also if you want cheap paint you should look into farm implement paint since it's pretty cheap and also pretty forgiving and can go on bare metal if you just want something to prevent rust and add color at once.
Did a spray can job on a 96 dodge van 2 weeks ago. All supplies - tape/plastic tarp/primer/rustoleum paint came to about $260. Your job came out WAY better but Im doing an arizona tea can theme so Im going to hand paint on the cherry blossoms. Hoping I can get a better finish after I clear it and it cleans up some mistakes
You were saying that priming the whole car wasn’t necessary but you were doing a complete color change from red to white so priming the entire car was the correct thing to do otherwise you would be taking a chance of white looking pink because certain colors don’t cover or have the pigment in it to cover .
What other colors are best like white? I am guessing anything light? How often do you shake off the sand paper or change the paper when doing a car? I just picked up a DA polisher / sander at Harbor Freight for $39 on sale.
My beater is in very decent shape but the paint rlly aint. Clear coat pealin all over and i dont got no budget. Dont care much about looks, actually like the once red - now undead pink it got right now. Dont like rust tho
I'm with you brotha, take off as much as you can even if mostly taping off, even the mirrors get in the way and can help lead to runs, elevate the car to get better coverage down low. Also may want to consider dipping cars, cost of paint probably comes out similar after you have their spray gun but is a quarter of the preparation effort, and if you change your mind you can either peel it off or simply spray over it 👌
Ahh plastidip, my brother did his entire civic with black dip before and I’m not sure if I was feelin it, looked too dull for my taste haha but unique for what it was!
I feel you man, only some of those colors look good matte but they do have gloss top coats that seem to mimic clear. I've got some Integras for sale that I'm excited to test it out and love the idea I can focus more on repairs than paint prep and doesn't even have to be clear coated but more like 800 + grit level of smooth. Fun to experiment!
i'm just kidding when i say this lmao "you tweakin removing all the panels outside i would have snapped if i came to check on you lmao i love the attention to detail!!!! but i would've been like put my shit back together gang!!!!!
@@korosumyself Looking at all the things you're doing on your channel, I KNOW you'll do good at wrapping. The prep work is the same, but all you need is the wrap and like $60 worth of tools and you're good to go. It's all down to how you tuck in the edges. You should try it!
I wouldn't recommend spray cans. Did a 3"ish" stage pearl restoration on a carbon hood (2k clear -> Pearl -> 2k clear) The cost of the paint cans could've probably painted 1/2+ of the car with a spray gun. Great option though if you don't have a compressor handy.
About to tackle my challenger . . . . with JET BLACK 😭 with dents. In my garage though so . . . hopefully, no bugs. Top job tho, man! Well done. I got tired just looking at this dam process.
Alright man I'm gonna try and help you out best i can here, i do this for a living but my work is mainly classic car restoration.
Starting with primer you should always spray with 1.7-2.0 fluid nozzle and you are ok to lay it on wet just give it time to flash off before applying second coat. Never go above 220 as the material needs a deeper stratch for adhesion, most primers require 180-240.
As for your sanding process you can go 400 after 220 BUT it's better to hit it with the sander as you'll remove the previous sand scratches much easier and also orbital scratches get filled by paint much better. You also need to invest in guide coat so that you'll see if primer is fully sanded out, also need sanding blocks whether it be something like dura block or a soft foam type because you just taking the paper by hand to the panel without any backing can leave finger indentations on the sanded surface
Nobody asked
@@mandoky1647 No one cares. James thank you so much for the info brother, tryna do diy paint job at home the best i can.
@@mandoky1647shut up dork.
Most professional outdoor paint job ever. Good work Sir
Thank you sir
30 years ago, I was an 18 year old with a red GMC TRACKER. Your video reminded me of when I painted it in my grandmothers garage. I learned a lot. You brought back some nice memories for me. Great work. I have a lot of respect of DIY people. Take care.
We need more Junk Yard Episodes ‼️
Please bro.
@@senorfajitas1 🏳️⚧️
Now that’s what I call a good DIY car paint job. Man you killed it with this one. I’d say this is a win for you all the way. 🤙🏼
I am a teenager and when I watch your vids I learn a lot of things I love your videos
i subbed after watching the junkyard civic series great stuff!! must say the junkyard series is my fav
Def a fan favorite haha glad ya enjoy it!
Damn man, I did this every day in a controlled environment with a commercial sized air compressor. And your doing this outside. This shit is so sick. Much respect
YOOOOO THANK YOU SO MUCH. I needed a guide for my car, this is the most budget friendly paint job I’ve seen so far. Thank you, Kevin
Hope it helps!!
Yo the editing got so much better so quickly😮. Great work bro
Appreciate that bro I was workin hard at it haha
Found this video while preparing to paint my Datsun. Loved seeing this guy has one too
I love the vibes, love the “yes we can” mentality, and bro just comes off so positive. Subbed in the 1st 45 seconds
Got this channel recommended, got more knowledge about spray painting a car and if I’m being honest it was probably the best thing I’ve ever seen. Subscribed to you bro Ggs
Love the videos bro. Your stuff really inspires me to want to get into more DIY stuff with my own car. Really cool how you take feedback from the comments on the processes that you're still learning. Not a lot of people are humble enough to "know what they don't know" so to speak and take feedback well from people with more experience. Can't wait for the next video!
Tips to help, you don't necessarily need to prime the car if you just sand off the 400 unless its a crazy color change which in this case I could see but if want to save even more money. Go the length of the car when passing and you want a 70 percent overpass, common misconception is 50 percent over pass. Use red scotch brite for jams and more difficult areas, easier then a folded piece of sand paper. Keep gun parallel with the panel, if it curves, curve with it. Take your time on your passes, you don't need to rush through them, about 1 foot per a second. You'll get better with time but your doing amazing, you gained another sub, keep up the work!
Sweet appreciate the info brotha 🤙
15:05 when masking its easier to back mask and then put paper or plastic. pretty much grab a huge strand of tape and line the edges but sticky side towards you on the inside of the door. then grab paper and put tape on the top of it. then you stick tape to tape and its easier and quicker to line everything up
Thank you bro, ima do that next fsure
Getting the jambs and pulling door handles/mirrors is what makes a tidy job.
holy shit, I was going homework and the spray sounds was pure ASMR, i was drooling dead asleep
Good job one of the better outdoor tutorials. Only thing I would do differently is sand in a crosshatch pattern to avoid swirls and spray edges first, but yeah awesome video 🤙
Much respect bro🤙🏾 .with a HIGH chance of anything that could of gone terribly Wrong painting in an environment like that ! Gotta give it to you.💪🏾✊🏾
the maplestory bgm alone earned you a sub!
W video bro ❤🔥
❤
@korosumyself also, you don't want primer to get wet either. It's like a sponge and we'll soak it up just like the Bondo will. Dupli-Color makes a primer sealer that works amazing. Spray can, it's like eight or nine dollars at O'Reilly's Auto Parts.
Your content motivated me to finally start working on my own car, keep up the great content my guy!!!
Nice job overall! I have several recommendations.
1. If you can find a place with a spray booth, maybe rent a booth for the day you need to spray the base or clear for final to minimize dirt nibs and bugs.
2. Use Spectrum PPS system
3. harbor Freight Fortress ultra quiet 26 gallon one works very well and is super quiet.
4. Adhesion promoter for plastic parts that got sanded through bare plastic.
Good luck and keep up the good work!
you are growing fast on this platform, keep it going soon, you'll have 100k
I know right, bro has been making videos since like 2016 used watch him all the time when I was building my EX
@@ZON3. he fasho gonna make it hope we all join the yt life and make it out like our manz
Great video! I've been slowly getting the confidence to spray. I've started doing headlights..but this is next..
5:00 Bro what sample is that in your video 🔊✅
waiting for a spray can vid 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Nice paint job brother,can't wait to see your next onr.
Dang thats pretty sweet great job
W video I love how you listened to my last comment and explained everything and every thought process thoroughly throughout the whole video keep it up!
Crazy to see how much this channel has grown! Almost 50k!
I wish I had the patience and endurance to go these extra miles :D Great job!
awesome work for a budget spray paint job might do this on my 97 Integra one day
Great video. Thanks for the tutelage 🙏🏾
Got all my materials, all budget friendly. I plan to make videos like this to b/c you inspired me to do junkyard builds and fixing up cars. Its just like building legos but for grownups.
Just about what I'm looking for. Great Job! Will use this as a guide as I'll be spraying my dsm next month
first of your video ive ever watched. Love it man. Love the chill aspect of it. The comedic relief every now and then is definitely a breath of fresh air. Love the content man. Appreciate the list of pricing!
Its always a good time when I see my boi post another video!
I really like your vids. Your vids are like a therapy and i learn a lot. Saludos desde Puerto Rico.
🙏 thanks for watching
I recommend using a hardener in ur paint. Especially when painting outside. It will cure way faster
Damn ! You inspired me now I want to paint my car 🤔💯
Really enjoy your videos bro! Just out here DIY home vids. Just something so cool about it, idk. Keep going bro. You’re a dope vibe and just a straight up dude by the looks of it. Wish I could straight up change the color of my car in New Zealand but it’s a mish.
Aye appreciate ya tuning in!!
New sub! This was a very good video and thank you for showing the tools and prices, I am thinking about getting a spray gun too will be doing my car in 2 weeks, but unfortunately I'll be doing it outside.. thanks for the tip about the bugs too!
Great job for a driveway job.
it's gonna be awesome for you when you get a new shed to do this
Great job bro!!!! I just got your channel and subscribed. Just saw your tires and junkyard build. Kewl
Think it's cool how you don't keep out all the events of the days that come with working on cars, cause weather you're working on your car or not life goes on around you and things can come up that intervene with your process. Gives your videos more character and it's enjoyable to see what happens next, maybe not for people trying to use your videos as tutorials.
I can’t wait for your channel to blow up you gonna be big my guy
Dope this makes me wanna try painting my project now! 🔥🖤
Its my first time watching your video, im very impressed. If you're doing such a great job outside, can you imagine when you get the shed or booth up and running?
G'afternoon Kevin 🤠 . Nice work and great edit job on the video. Double brownie points for you bro 🤣🤣
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😎🤙
Perfect job
the white came out quite alright
16:18 dat cat
The paint work came out very nice.
more of this please ....... i am motivated🤔🤔😯😯😳😳😳😎😎😎
Great video. This is also good prep to take to a cheap place like Maaco. I did this prep exactly and my Maaco painted over it nicely.
Yeah I was thinking Maaco could do it as well and for the same price lol I just like to be hands on with my stuff
You gave me the confidence to try it out one day, lol ✌️
I bought an Aircat pneumatic impact to take the crankshaft bolt out for my crv timing belt replacement and i can tell you it was worth every cent
Great work brother, love the beats too in The back ground. Stay up! 🏴☠️
Great job!
love the mid video compressor upgrade :)
Pour side ways with square cans to prevent it from bursting out and you wasting some, good shit man 🤙
bro is that a maplestory soundtrack?? hahaha the nostalgia!!
Homie said. “He said he’s gonna deport me if I don’t do this.” Im dead! Good content. Subbed.👍🏾
The purple hvlp spray gun is considered to be a good spray gun that when it's on sale can be gotten for $10 or if you need it now it's $16. It's so cheap that some people just buy a new one after every car project instead of cleaning it. It's wasteful to do that but if you value your time just factoring another $16 dollars before tax into the paint job isn't much in the grand scheme of things. They also have on the next sale coming in june a random orbit sander for $15 and a da polisher for $40 so if you want to start with a decent polisher i'd wait till next month and get the polisher and the paint sprayer for $56 before tax and have a decent start into painting minus the air compressor. If you don't want to use the da for sanding you can add the random orbit sander so the da stays cleaner. Also if you want cheap paint you should look into farm implement paint since it's pretty cheap and also pretty forgiving and can go on bare metal if you just want something to prevent rust and add color at once.
Nice job! Do you ever use metal flake or pearls?
If you turn you cans sideways when pouring it will decrease air and pour a solid stream
Did a spray can job on a 96 dodge van 2 weeks ago. All supplies - tape/plastic tarp/primer/rustoleum paint came to about $260. Your job came out WAY better but Im doing an arizona tea can theme so Im going to hand paint on the cherry blossoms. Hoping I can get a better finish after I clear it and it cleans up some mistakes
Hell yeah brotha that sounds sick. Hope it comes out well!
@@korosumyself Appreciate it! Ill have to get some pictures for ya. Thanks for the vids
yesss bro i tried spray painting my civic hood and all the impurification showed it was bad so i redid it and did a chrome hood which looks better
You were saying that priming the whole car wasn’t necessary but you were doing a complete color change from red to white so priming the entire car was the correct thing to do otherwise you would be taking a chance of white looking pink because certain colors don’t cover or have the pigment in it to cover .
Good Job brother❤😅😮 keep them video coming. New sub
What other colors are best like white? I am guessing anything light? How often do you shake off the sand paper or change the paper when doing a car?
I just picked up a DA polisher / sander at Harbor Freight for $39 on sale.
My beater is in very decent shape but the paint rlly aint.
Clear coat pealin all over and i dont got no budget.
Dont care much about looks, actually like the once red - now undead pink it got right now.
Dont like rust tho
Tried to post a pic but I would invest in a inflatable paint both they’re super cheap on amazon and easy to setup.
I'm with you brotha, take off as much as you can even if mostly taping off, even the mirrors get in the way and can help lead to runs, elevate the car to get better coverage down low. Also may want to consider dipping cars, cost of paint probably comes out similar after you have their spray gun but is a quarter of the preparation effort, and if you change your mind you can either peel it off or simply spray over it 👌
Ahh plastidip, my brother did his entire civic with black dip before and I’m not sure if I was feelin it, looked too dull for my taste haha but unique for what it was!
I feel you man, only some of those colors look good matte but they do have gloss top coats that seem to mimic clear. I've got some Integras for sale that I'm excited to test it out and love the idea I can focus more on repairs than paint prep and doesn't even have to be clear coated but more like 800 + grit level of smooth. Fun to experiment!
Love your content bro, always so chill and ones like this are very informative!
i'm just kidding when i say this lmao "you tweakin removing all the panels outside i would have snapped if i came to check on you lmao i love the attention to detail!!!! but i would've been like put my shit back together gang!!!!!
Been waiting for you to post man love your content!
That's a nice paint job
This is so helpful! Thanks ☺️
I been waiting for this ty! Waiting to see the painted civic
Awsome Channel And Content
This was good!! I wrapped my car in my garage because I felt paint was much more involved, but now I wanna try painting!
Never tried wrap myself, looks very frustrating to work with 😅 the time consuming parts of painting js just the setting everything up I feel like
@@korosumyself Looking at all the things you're doing on your channel, I KNOW you'll do good at wrapping. The prep work is the same, but all you need is the wrap and like $60 worth of tools and you're good to go. It's all down to how you tuck in the edges. You should try it!
Nice video since I just picked up another Teg which is a RS drag build needs paint etc.
Just found your channel dude dope content love the junkyard civic project. Hope you blow up 💯🔥
bro you single handedly motivating me to start building something
Lets gooo!
where in texas do you go to the junk yard well i can tell its in texas cause the sticker on the front windshield in the junkyard and license plate
Nice video, satisfying to watch
Just found ur channel and subscribed 👍🏻
the car came out so good great job !
Miss you buddy good job!!!!
I like when you go to the jonker jejej always finds cool stuff keep doing brother 💪👍🏼
Haha ye found me some nice parts recently just gatta put it together now 👍
I wouldn't recommend spray cans. Did a 3"ish" stage pearl restoration on a carbon hood (2k clear -> Pearl -> 2k clear) The cost of the paint cans could've probably painted 1/2+ of the car with a spray gun. Great option though if you don't have a compressor handy.
About to tackle my challenger . . . . with JET BLACK 😭 with dents. In my garage though so . . . hopefully, no bugs. Top job tho, man! Well done. I got tired just looking at this dam process.
Another quick tip is to spray the center of the roof and/or hood first and work your way out to the sides
Any chance you can go over what you use to spray?
Sick video man keep it up bro love your content
Do you use any flex primer on the bumper and rear bumper plastic are pu parts??
Nice brother. Awesome 😎😎
Amazing video bro I been a subscriber for a while ,do you feel like doing my car next for a video ,it’s a 2012 Chevy Malibu ?
Already know I got them post notis on 💯🔥
Wont be taking in clients anytime soon tbh, waiting on making a space to do that but maybe in the future!
Looks good man awesome job