How to spray paint your bumper or car!
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Quick steps on how to spray paint your panels
Either bumpers up to cars if follow in those steps
Really easy to do, very time consuming
Enjoy!
Step one : prep bumper 400grit then 1500 grit
Step two: wash off
Step three: primer
Step four: wet sand primer 1500 grit
Step five: wash off
Step six: paint
Step seven: clear
Step eight: wet sand primer 1500 grit
Step nine: buff with meguiars compound
Step ten: enjoy your painted panel
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And that's how we learn. Experience is the best teacher. Came out good for a beginner. Don't be discouraged from other comments, you did a good job. I can tell that you are happy with it, and that's what really counts!!!!
Wow, not only were you able to match the bumper color with the rest of your car, but also the inside of your lungs too. That's impressive.
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😂😂😂👌
No one likes a health and safety expert mate
No shit his lungs
LOL
I'd argue that the best automotive clearcoats in a can are the 2K versions. Either Spraymax or Eastwood. Also worth mentioning is that the 2K products are legit toxic, so use a respirator unlike what you see in the video.
Big lung cancer risk as well as other cancer risks.
I really appreciate this video and the helpful comments. I am about to paint my bumper and this video has helped out a lot! I have a respirator, 400 and 800 grit wet or dry sandpaper, plastic sheeting to keep my garage from getting covered in paint, adhesion promoter and sandable Rustoleum filler/primer and Duplicolor spray paint and Rustoleum acrylic lacquer. Thanks again!
Before primer I would just sand it with 600 max, then lay down the primer and sand the primer with 800 max. The higher you go on the grit the less adhesion there will be, especially if you use a cheap primer where the chemical adhesion is probably not as good as with an expensive one.
i usually just do 600 and use filler primer
@@e36fanatics 600 grit before or after the filler primer?
@@rkgsd before, because primer filler fils out small scratches.
@@Jpbawlings Thanks!
hey i was debating whether or not I Wet-sand the clear as high as 1500 because the rest of the cars panels would have come from factory and be slightly "orangepeely" as its not wet-sanded. How can I match a bumpers texture that I would be painting myself to factory paint?
a lot of pros here.i think it came out really good.
James Ware I found you again ? I saw you at another video 😂
1500 grit is too fine for sealing the primer - use 1000 grit (or 1200 at the ABSOLUTE finest) or the base colour may flake/peel off!! Some people won’t go any finer than 800 for wet sanding primer 😅
If OP is reading this, did you have any problems with flake/peeling months later?
Cheers 🍻
I'd wait at least 3 or 4 days before wet sanding clear coat... You need to let the paint harden really for a good while.. clear can still be soft for weeks after it doesn't fully harden as quick as you think
Bro you should have filmed the painting process
he use a compressor
He didnt even do it himself
Hey everyone, the greatest results that i've ever had was by following the Magic Painter Method (just google it) definately the best course that I've tried.
hi guys, the greatest results that ive ever had was by following the Magic Painter Method (i found it on google) definately the most helpful course that I've tried.
Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else is searching for car paint spraying tutorial try Sovallo Auto Painting Fixer ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some super things about it and my co-worker got cool success with it.
Just a tip if your painting something a bright color use a darker color primer. It will pop a lot more
I work in a collision shop and for proper adhesion we sand are panels with 400 grit, jumping from 400 to 1500 is pointless you have to work your way through the grits to actually knock down the scratches
Ryan Shantz thinking about painting a new lip, what do you recommend step by step wise when it comes to sanding and painting
Sure glad you repaired the cracks to that bumper that sits 1” off the ground. This must be a weekly thing for you.
Wow, thanks mate. I'm do repairs for my family and I'm doing my first respray on my father-in-law's bumper this video helped me out big time
I think you did a wonderful job. It’s looking great! I would only add an exhaust fan to this video and two 1K lights. The lights let you see what you’re doing better and they make the paint stick to the bumper better. And they dry it better. The exhaust fan is for the over spray and your health. Turn the fan at the right speed so it doesn’t pull too fast or too slow. The fan will be messed up with paint rather than your lungs. You did a fantastic job and you worked extremely hard. The outcome was fabulous!
I love the hood!!! Swell job Youngin, I used to work in a body shop and that’s some really cool rattle can work. 👍🏾
Was it just me or did anyone else wanna see him actually apply the coats off paint to bumper rather than just seeing the finished article 😂
same here.
interesting points ,if anyone else needs to find out about car spray painting courses try Bablim Paint Booster (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my partner got amazing success with it.
Exactly what a waste of my time
perfect
6:37 your getting oil from your hands all over the bumper smh 🤦♂️. Wear gloves helps for a better paint job
Hey man I watch this video like 20 times while painting my front bumper didn’t come out as good as your but definitely not bad for my 1st time thank you 🙏
I just finished putting clear coat on the spoiler that I was painting today
It's drying now, hope to be satisfied with my work tomorrow
3x primer, 3x color and 3x clear coats 😬
How did it come out brother
You used 1500 grit BEFORE priming??? did you at least read your instructions?? That primer/paint is going to come/chip off easily!! You need to use 320 before primer , block sand, then 400-600 before paint. That 1500 is for the clear coat for polishing (especially Lacquer clear like you used)
Nperez1986 I used like 80 grit before Primer and it looks good
@@smcalpha3425 I used like 20 grit before paint and it looks good
@@VinoAce I used like a bunch of big rocks in my backyard before paint and it looks good
MuffinMan0521 I use the Moon before paint and it looks good.
Rifle Shooter Channel I used a box a razor blades before paint and it looks good
Just some advice; Instead of painting in just one direction, try a cross hatch pattern so you can remove those lines from the base coat.
Side to side, up to down, done. Perfect coats every time
Jtsf 1234 that was it won’t leave streak huh, thank you!
STREETWISE garage It just ensures the most coverage without getting any overspray. Good job though, you can barely tell that the bumper was re-sprayed. I’m about to start working on getting my cobalt painted and whatnot so this gave me a few tips to use too
Ahh I really appreciate the feedback man! The next thing I paint I’ll be sure to try it out and shout you out for the help!
STREETWISE garage I appreciate it dude. Keep up the good work! Just subbed
@@urface12343 hey man, I recently got my unpainted aftermarket spoiler today and I wanted to hear your thoughts if I could just wipe it clean with alcohol, then prime , then paint , then gloss finish.
The finished bumper looks great, you'd never guess was do it at home job.
About how much was the total cost to paint the bumper and do you notice if it's any less durable than a body shop paint job? I'm wondering about paint chips from rocks etc.
Well said...
So you forgot a very important item. It is not wise to straight up prime the bumper and paint the bumper by itself. The primer and paint are not flexible by themselves. Especially when temps change and the bumper bends. The paint will crack. It is critical that you use adhesive promoter that will help the paint and primer stick to flexible body parts. It will only be a matter of time when you paint starts to fall off because you did not use this. In addition you should sand the bumper with 320-400 before laying down primer. Primer has very big droplets. And the sand paper you use does not give enough teeth for the primer to grab. When painting the bumper you should use 600-800. That will give the pain enough teeth to grab and still give it a smooth finish. The paper you use does not give the paint enough teeth and will start to flake off.
Wow this makes sense will use this tip when I paint my bumper thank you 👍🏼 I have painted my bumper how he did it and it started flaking eventually not right away but I’m about to re paint and will use your steps.
When do I use the adhesive promoter? Before I prime or after I prime it? before the paint?
You can get a small rectangular pop up gazebo or tent with 4 sides and roof on which will stop the overspray problem.
Go to English colors and give them the paint code of you're car. They will put it in a spray bottle for you and also use 2k clear I just did the fender on my pick up looks really good!
Hernan Hernandez link?
Where do i get the paint color code?
pakko pax Google. There should be a forum for your vehicle, if not, then call your manufacturer dealership and try there, or read the owner’s manual.
okay, if anyone watching this dont use that clear. use a clear with the hardener cap in it. you puncture the hardener on the bottom of the can. this clear that he used is going to chip and crack with the first rock on the highway.
You do not need to sand with 1500 after the 400. In all actuality 400 or 600 grit is perfect to paint over as long as it is all flat and any damage prepped good and primed.
Tack cloth....mask....a must!
Over spray in your lungs dude!
Overall good job!
Dave Johnson alot of people don't care until it starts affecting them. I learned the hard way
I dont like wearing masks when i paint for some reason i feel all warm and tingly with out it when painting in a room for a while
Anthony Gastelum i wonder why 😂😂😂
Dave Johnson I used a metal brush to sand it down and it still looks good after this process
You obviously just want to die.
Awesome.video. I don't have time to take the bumper to the shop so if rather do it myself. Awesome job man
This was handy painting my grille on my 99 Burban. Thanks for the video.
Always use 2k, also let the clear cure for 2 days before wet sanding
This is what I was looking for
I think it came out really good. I know there are a number of negative comments how you should have done this or that, but chalk it up to haters. You're not a body and paint shop guy. It only cost you for supplies and time. Yeah, sure you should wear a mask and if you were doing this everyday for a living, it would be relevant. The finished job came out great, will you get chips? Of course, its a front bumper and a spoiler that close to the ground. Wrap clear film on it you'll be fine for a while. Cheers
Sick video bro. I'm looking at doing the same to my front bumper soon. This helped. Thanks!
This vid really helped me out! Your video gave me almost all the info I need. The only thing I wish you would have done is given more info up front on how many cans you need on average for bumpers and showed how you are sanding the bumper. Can I use a belt sander or is this by hand? If belt sander, what is recommend to keep it from tearing up the plastic? Also an example of "wet sanding" woulda been legit.
Thanks for the post and the brand recommendation. You seem to know your shit.
Keep posting! You just got a new subsciber
For what you did. Looks great. Just how long will it last. I think some of the comments on here, are useful info.
Wear a mask next time! also tack cloth is way the move! 2k clear is way better, won't chip or fade as fast
So after applying the clear coat you wet sanded it again? did you spray it with clear again or is wet sanding the last step?
After wet sanding, you need to buff and polish. Do not clear it again (unless you messed up the wet sanding)
@@nubmikeyz6521 what if I don’t know how to buff and polish should I not wet sand it after the clear coat?
@@juanaguilar4111 wet sanding isn't really needed but it's prefer if you want a nice mirror look. Usually when using rattle can, paint doesn't lay as perfect which leads to something called "orange peel" finish. Wet sanding gets rid of the orange peel and gives it a a nice mirror look.
Get some tack cloth, always allow 15 minutes for vapor from paint to escape before you put on clear are you will get bubble Between and don't let it dry just to the feel of sticky side of tape between coats,
Dude... use 2k clearcoat... that crap you used will fade and chip within one year. Preferably use 2k primer as well.
ndk2k4 is that the name of the can? 2k?? Where can you purchase it?
Really?
I found it , ordering it, thanks XD
Any REAL body shop supply house,,and they also supply automotive paint kits that work together.
Angelina Lopez lol, calm down bro just 1 ones man opinion.
wanted to see wetsand the clearcoat and buff
Thank you, thank you my friend. Really appreciate the content. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🏴
How does it last against sun, when you leave it outside
Question bro..is that a spray color you got over the counter at like HD or Lowes? and is that the Z's original grey color? I have an original grey Z and need to try to see how well the color match is..
Great job. Remember to protect your lungs and skin at all times.
Please don't try to teach if you don't know what you're talking about ! You're making one mistake after another !
William Molchan end result looked ok to me.
Fact of the matter is, it won't last nearly as long as it could.
If you could see it in person you would not say it looks okay. Defined spray lines in the base coat from incorrect application. I could see that in the video so you know its horrible in person.
Ok Mr expert , i hope have shop because u look so bright
William Molchan everyone has their own technique, what you do may be looked as completely mediocre by another person
All of the DIY videos all of two things in common. They prime the entire panel they paint and they wetsand everything. There is no need to prime that entire bumper cover. The old paint is a good substrate to paint over in the condition it was in. Wetsanding is overly messy and only really useful for clear correction. One more thing, use a plastic adhesion promoter on the bare plastic parts and yet your best to use 2K products if you want it to last.
you seem to know your stuff, one question I have a lot of rockchips and cracks which i plan to fill with some body filler, the rest of the bumper is fine, can i get away with priming only the rockchip spots and then just do a base coat over everything and some 2k clear afterwards
wwandyyww as long as the primer filled the Bondo or putty properly. I you will also have to make sure you sanded the primer well enough so that you won't see a transition from primer to paint.
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I was wondering if bare plastic parts needs primer after the adhesion promoter?
As in a black never painted bumper cover.
If you could help me out on that one it would be greatly appreciated.
Elias Bargee if you have a new bumper, you need a little more prep. I'd start off using a scotch bright pad specifically used for body work equivalent to 800 grit to remove all the mold release, wash and wetland with 400 grit. Don't use solvent based cleaner in plastics because on some occasions, the plastic can absorb it. Find a water based grease and was remover, adhesion promoter or plastic specific primer, primer, sealer if you want to make it perfect or an epoxy primer, base, 2k clear. Stay away from lacquer, it sucks.
Riley Marsh
Thanks
Im doing this for my BMW e90 bumper cover. Cleaned, sanded, got the primer down. Waiting for it to dry for the base coat
Its always good to put the music credit in your videos.
hoping i can do this process to paint my bumper in my bugeye wrx! thanks so much!
How many ml’s are within those cans?
Excellent video but there is sometimes contrary of info in one sentence. Like four coats and then two coats…. Confusing. Also what do you use to wash bumper before applying first coat of primer ? What’s up with hair dryer ?
Outstanding job, how many coats of clear before I sand the bumper?.
did you sand every layer of paint? thanks for the tutorial. just got an after market bonnet and i might try and play with it with a rattle can. 👍
STREETWISE garage a really good job well done, your youtube video helped me spray paint my own boot lid and rear bumper, thanks heaps from Edward Scott in Queensland, Australia.
I just uploaded a video about the "essential" prep solvent to use during your prep. I noticed he didn't use one and using it will give you the cleanest surface before spraying.
Love your video very professional you make it look super easy
The dealer that sold me my truck did the bumper like this and it started to flake off at the carwash. When it comes to paint do it right or dont do it at all.
Your vid is cool, but my 2 cents you should hold the can abit futher from the object you are painting, which will cause a more even spray and less paint streaks.
wazupwazid I appreciate the help it’s just as best as I got it
@@Sorrygarage I used the same paint brand to paint a bumper for my Ranger. Anyways again the vid was good. keep posting !!
Ur good.. but I wish u use 2k clear coat. This would look like an actual good paint job if u did. I am a collision repair student and u used rattle can on small jobs like this. U can still re do it if u sand it with 600 grit. Make sure 2k clear coat, the one that has hardened on the bottom
You can't wet sand metallic paints, has to be done after the clear coat.
You can definitely still see the lines and you can tell the difference of color
That paint peeling off u suppose to sand primer with 600 wet
It is good to know how the painting works are carried out. But it is not DIY(Do it yourself job) , need elaborate setup . It is completely professional automated painting in Car manufactures facility,
The car companies not at all give helping hand for customers for carryout simple denting and painting works in their authorized service centers . Charging enormously for simple tinker and paint works .For the same front Bumper painting works authorized dealer charges Rs 5000/. I think car companies definitely not spending more than Rs 5000/ for painting whole new car at manufacturing. This is the big drawback in owning cars in cities . Every car manufacturer must have at least one automated body painting workshop in every major cities and offer denting and painting work at reasonable cost . It is possible , they may consider , If available it gave more sense of security in owning car .
No, use 320, and primer it. Then paint it.
my last coat of gloss looks very satin/matte is that normal before wet sanding and buffing?
Thank you gonna try to paint the rocker panels on my R spec. Ordered paint comes w 4 steps. Idk wish me luck 🤞. If it doesn't come out as nice as yours I'll be headed to body shop or maybe I'll have to take it to you lol. Good video. But I wanted to see how you were sand cause I'm a complete novice when it comes to painting cars. Ive only done furniture which I went sand but idk if it's the same process. We'll see
Would you recommend any color by dupli color? Also what would you recommend for a matte finish coat instead of gloss
Recommend any color by duplicolor? What kinda question is that ? And if you want a matter finish use matte clear instead of gloss. Come on man
I accidentally painted over some sanding debris left behind would I be able to re sand and start from scratch in that section ?
Don't use heat gun you want the paint to atomize to flow out droplets and you won't have to sand,
So many experts that don't have a glue,, sand no finer then 800 are you won't have etching and always use adhesion promoter on all fiberglass and plastic, with 1500 grit the paint has nothing to grip.
Is that the new “cool” thing to do ? The 👋🏽 slap on the camera ?
Thank you for the video. I need to paint my mother-in-law's bumper. I am confident now that I will have a semi-professional result.
How did it turn out?
The color did turn out well. Unfortunately, I did end up applying a coat of wax versus using a polishing compound. Therefore, I do not have the sheen that I should have. But the color matches up well. And considering it's covered by bugs right now, it is not a big deal.
It's easy to knock people.maybe you should say it's advisable to always wear a proper mask for the job..
Clear coat especially has a VERY dangerous chemical DO NOT spray without a respirator and preferable outdoors.
What's the differences in a BMW and a porcupine?? The pricks are in the outside of the porcupine!
Thanks streetwise garage for the video I'm going to be repainting my bumperit's a gray plastic that I got and your video is perfect this is my very first time ever doing something like this I do all my other mechanic work myself but as far as painting this is my first time doing it and I think I can do it thanks to your video and you did a great job it came out nice
You needed 3 cans of paint? Or that’s just your preference?
Instead of wet sanding the clear at the end, can you just put rubbing compound and wax it?
Very awesome job looks great thank you for this video
How can you use rattle cans on big surfaces I just don't understand.
Great information man, love it.
Agree with everyone else... Dude, most people watch these tutorials to learn the application process. All you showed was the finished coats, that's great and all and I'm happy for your result. But next time maybe show people the painting process....
Highly recommend a Mask Next time...Good Job !!
Can this method be applied for a plastic bumper?
U got a pilot license to fly that thing
I have my Lego Land license
You should not go finer than 800 grit or your paint won’t stick properly
Nick Wiebe not true
thanks for the tip, some jerk grazed my car in a parking garage 😒
Looks better than I thought it would with it being a rattle can
Wow this came out amazing!! It looks identical to the factory color of the car. One quick question, what color primer would you recommend if I’m going to spray paint a bumper black?
Any color should work, but it makes sense to use black.
So you had no issues using dupli- color paint and Rust Oleum clear together as the basecoat /Clearcoat? I thought it was best to use the same brand to avoid compatibility issues?
Hello how many cans of paint did u need to use thanns
why didnt you use a plastic adhesion promoter?
Did you polish after sanding the clear coat?
excellent job mate.its all in the preperation.
Sorry about your luck but without use of adhesion promoter, you loose a lot of flexibility needed on flexible plastic parts. You really should have used epoxy primer as well. The use of high grit (1500) sandpaper under the primer will smooth out the surface loosing even more tooth needed on this type of material. The things you did wrong WILL affect your paintjob. 1 yr and your paintjob will be lying on the garage floor.
So, if I want to change the color of the car bumper from Grey to Silver. Do I need to sand the old color off until it's all gone? Any advice will do. Thanks
Did u wet sand for preping or dry sand or does it really matter? What grit did u use to wet sand the primer? Also how has the paint held up?
This does not work as video described. When applying for the color coat, the first coat was okay. The second coat did not stick to the bumper. I used the exact same brand as the video. Not recommended
All shine should be gone from bumper before you primer or paint. Any shine is clear which will just block the base from adhesion and eventually peel and look terrible. Also use adhesion promoter prior to the primer. Overall you did a DIY job that will last about a year or two.
Explain the use of the heat gun please.
I love it!!! I'm gonna try it. Cause some truck hit me and another car. My poor z 😖😢💔 thanks for the video!