Turning Paint Into Money
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2021
- Let's turn paint into money :)
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Normally in my situation I turn money into paint lol
Same here.
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The best thing to happen in my career as a painter/body man is working at a start to finish shop for 3 years. Disassemble, repair, prime, prep, paint, buff and detail. It was the most valuable learning experience for a new technician, and made me a well rounded tradesman.
100% Agree. I started from the bottom at a shop just cleaning cars, cleaning the shop, prepping. Than I got onto polishing, than I had to dial in my polishing, than learn some basic disassembly and assembly, than I got to small dent repair and priming stuff, THAN into the booth. It was a LONGGGG few years, but I'm glad the boss put me through the steps in that order.
@@dropinbiking92 I went to a trade school in my late teens and thought I was ready for the business... Lol, I learned very quickly how much I needed to develop my skills to be a real professional. I think everyone should start by washing cars and sweeping floors, it builds integrity and shows the potential mentors you really pay attention to detail enough to be worth their time to teach you more.
@@stax6057 I did one of those 'coop' programs in highschool. It was basically credits towards my education but it was real world work. I chose a body shop. I feel bad because I was a useless punk, and never listened, but if it wasn't for that. I wouldn't be where I am. I'm painting for that same shop at the moment, with all the same people, mostly. Funny how life comes full circle.
@@dropinbiking92 indeed my dude. My first time holding a spray gun was to lay etching primer in tech school and on the very first trigger pull and pass I ran the dogshit out of it. Me with no hesitation, grabs a tack rack, wipes the run, and lays a double coat. My instructor was in tears laughing so hard lol. Now it's 6 years later and I work at a muscle car shop working on cars I grew up dreaming about. It does come full circle if youre smart enough to not get in your own way
@@stax6057 My first time was actually while I was still cleaning and prepping cars for the first shop I was employed at. I thought I was hot shit so I got a cheap primer gun, and smacked down some direct gloss black on my old project car, at my house. It pretty much came up satin because of all the orange peel, overspray, and die back. Yeahhh that was a learning experience. At least I knew to take everything off, and sand every edge, that paint stuck like glue. Just looked terrible. I eventually buffed it all up. What a long process.
Paint looks as beautiful as the friend who owns the car,I guess 😂😂😂😂😂👍😂🇬🇧
I've done complete resprays in a weekend. I wouldn't attempt that now I might add. I also went from being just a painter into panel beating and even mechanicing. At one place I worked at I'd tell the boss I'd worked up and he'd say well in that case put a new clutch in that Sierra. This was back in the 80's.
Doesn't matter what you charge, always top notch work. I can't even imagine nocking this out in one day, let alone a week or.. two for me:)
Totally agree..I’m glad you mentioned that not every job has to be perfect.
Happy to watch along? I thought it was compulsory! Well, it is for me. Keep going Gunny!
killer job dude, really incredible to do something like that in a day.
Looks better than new !
So glad to have the Gunny back that I can relate to. Nice job out of the gun, ship it! Save that buffing on rockers and bottom of bumpers for those with mental illness 😆
🤣🤣🤣 amen brother
Nice result, and good advice. I taught myself to weld and paint a few months ago off your and others' videos and now I can do all my own restoration work right here in the garage. Working on 4 classic cars at the moment and that will bring me some good extra $$$.
Mate, good to see that you still have the passion. Great video, absolutely loved it buddy 😉
Cut your hair...? My man u like me...we got none to cut🤣
Gorgeous job as always.
Can't believe u knocked out a proper near complete in a day.🙌
And oldskool style vid. Good vids when your smashimg out job start to finish 👌
Great work gunny.. cheers
Right on, nailed it!
Great video like the storyline 👏👌
love the videos gunny!! cant wait to get back to painting shit next week now !!!
As always great job..
“Turning paint into money…” same thing i imagine the paint rep is chuckling over!
Paint rep ex used car salesman 🤣is all they are
Awesome as always, Gunny 👍
What a turnaround! You are a machine - Gunny. I see hairdresser perks coming your way lol.
Love your channel and attitude mate.
congratulations, you have a lot of knowledge of what you do, I'm learning a lot from your videos, thank you for providing this. I'm from Paraná Brazil
I've been subbed for a lil while. I love your work. I just got a small airbrush setup and just started spraying small things yesterday. I hope to get skilled and turn it into money. I don't want to go back to sitting in an office all day! 💯
Perfection Gunny
Friend are you back to your previous work shop... Great job as always!
It came up nice dude 👌
Love the tile 🤘
good stuff mate love you're Chanel
Nice job, I'm too busy playing first person shooters to edit what I'm doing.. your winning this.. at least your vids apart from showing gun advice is giving me an insight into how I should set out my vids.. cheers again..
Good informative video! I love the color of that green gun!!! One of the best looking besides Iwata lotus in my opinion.
You are the man .that much in a day I am impressed
Nice job mate
Bosses are always happy to let a worker use the workshop when they are both making on the deal! :)
I never looked at it like that but very true with evrey thing going on increase your skills good tip and a nice job thank you gunman good information
@gunman one of your past videos you spoken about blending technique the triangle? Could you explain on a video when you have chance possible thankyou
Looks Great Gunny! I'm sure the owner of the car dropped their jaw when the saw it.
Hey mate,
I love your attitude, very inspiring and great advice on upskilling, it's true for every industry, it's easy to become redundant or replaced these days, you need to demonstrate your value. I think that what you consider "not perfect" is probably a masterpiece to the average or even majority of people in the industry. I'm not in the automotive industry so I was wondering if you've you done a vid on what is acceptable vs not when getting your car back from a repair job, e.g. insurance job. Are nibs acceptable? Orange peel level? Crap in the basecoat that wasn't prepped properly?
Average person probably doesn't see these things, but if you're an enthusiast or a detailer you pick up on it easily.
I glad you could make extra cash, especially while that ridiculous lockdown that we can see on TV. If it will be too tough come to Florida.
Looks perfectly good to me Gunny. Hope the job hunt is going well.
Oh, I already had a job before I quit. I finished the Porsche shop on the Thursday and started new shop on Friday 😜
Looks great,,
Hi Gunman, ive been watching your stuff for over a year now and ive been learning from you so thank you. Are you able to give any tips of fillerwork? I have been prepping for around 8 months and still struggle with getting large side dents level, finishing with 180 block before primer and it seems level after rubbing primer down (using guide coat) but once painted it seems to look ok but not great? thank you.
Life's to short for work work work. Cheers brother
Agreed, I usually don't work weekends. This was a friend's car, just helping her out 🚗😊
Great job, regards from Mexico City!!
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A true inspiration for all tradesman. You're the man gunny. I've learned more than you would imagine from your tips and tricks... to the point that I work for myself. Cheers dude.
A car flipping series be cool
Cars that need painting then flip👍
It's hard to make money on used cars here in Australia.
What woulda been mint is a shot of it chipped up beforehand...
11:30, У нас в, России, некоторые мастера так же оставляют у себя сделанный автомобиль, что бы казалось, что работа долгая и сложная :D
Would a 1.0 tip for clear get good results bs a 1.2 ? Would it just be slower or would it make it more pealey thanks
굿 건맨^^
Good gunman
Do you find that Standox matches 98%, but when a color is off, it’s really off? Still to this day it’s my favorite paint, then second is PPG Envirobase.
looks good to me gunny lol
Nice job, but dont you ever get burnt out working so much? Have any advice for painters getting burnt out just doing 5 days a week?
1.3mm - suits clearcoat / thinner basecoats
1.4mm - suits basecoat / cellulose / synthetic / 2K and lower viscosity material; a great all rounder.
1.8mm - suits higher build materials such as thick topcoats application and primers.
CAN I FOLLOW THIS NOZZLE THEORY ???
Do you ever get to do any custom painting like graphics or flames or anything like that on hot rods or custom cars?? Do you like to do it??
Very good you just added A$5000 to the car !
Fantastic job Gunny and the car looks great, I totally agree with your work ethic as this job looks as good as it needs to be for what the car is, if you were doing an Aston Martin then you might spend another day on the car and that would look as good as it needs to be for what it is.
If you spent the same amount of time on the Aston as you did your friends car then the Aston would probably look under refinished and not quite good enough for the car, the same the applies to your friends car if you put the same amount of time into it as you would the Aston it would look over refinished for the car.
Ok I'm rambling on a load of rubbish again 😂🙄 have a good weekend Gunny and hope you like your new job 👍
sweet
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Do the job the fits the car .
Incredible paint is this Cromx paint ?
Basically the same stuff. Called Standoblue
Good job man I like it am a body man and spray paint all so 13👍🌴
Gunman how much should I charge for something like that? No a specific price just an approximate
Dear
I want ask you question long time ago, I noticed you never mask a car with paper in painting stage, don't you have issues with base coat flying out of the plastic cover when you start applying clear coat?
Because I do have this issue Always.
Yes sometimes that can happen, make sure you're using a high quality plastic and make sure you have the correct side facing outward. Also try to have it pulled taught and not too loose to avoid it blowing around too much.
TC in Annapolis MD
Thanks
#TheGunman. Wow. Inspirational video! I'm in postcode 6060 and guessing you are (or were) too. I would love to thank you in person. If you are back in Perth, I'll buy you lunch. Thanks for your amazing videos.
Well, I lived in Osborne Park and Tuart Hill for years. But I recently moved back to Melbourne which is where I'm originally from.
@@TheGunmanChannel Thanks for taking the time to reply! You are an inspiration! I went and bought a real Devilbiss Gti Pro Lite with a TE-10 1.3 after watching this video and tomorrow, I lay down my first Silver base. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge and for being a bloody legend! Huge respect !
Shop name pls.
Good advice, not only for painting, but in general. You don't always need to strive for perfection. A lot of the time perfection stands in the way of good.
Always gorgeous. Now- 5" vs 6" DA sander? What's your feelings?
Automotive sandpaper is usually 6" so 6" if you ask me
F&$king mint bro.
I'm impressed, don't know what to say. I've been body and paint for 35 years but no way I could do that in one day...
TC in Annapolis MD
Not to mention I did a 3hr job for my boss to pay for workshop time before doing this one 😜
@@TheGunmanChannel I'm too slow and easily distracted lol.
That is why I prefer get to work earlier, I've got couple hours to work with out my mates destructing me
Привет, лак МС500?
Like i always say if you try to make everything perfect in this trade you are not making money 95% off all car owners won't notice those 2 extra pieces of dust or if the panel has a tiny rippel in it make it as good you can within the time limit. i did this opel astra today it was not in the best shape dents and scratches all over the car we did the half of rear bumper bar and the quarter panel . Bumper bar had just some scratches on it so sanded it out very fine to 600 grit and just put plastic primer and then basecoat that saved me atleast 30 minutes of priming and resanding the quarter panel had one small dent i got that one out with some pdr and some chips around the gas flap i think some one tried to pry it open instead of sanding those out and priming more then half way on the quarter panel and having to blend in the door i just knifed those chips in with some filler put a bit of washprimer over it and i was able to keep my color away from the door saved me another prime and sand and blend i got it done in around 1 hour and 10 minutes my boss charged 1000 bucks and it looked mint owner of the car was happy my boss was happy and i was happy with a exta 50 bucks cash on top of my salary
Gedang goreng
Zesty Shona here--hope y’all watching those ads. 👌🏾
Workshop location pls¡¡
Otherwise wot r u post YT video for¿
You obviously missed the point of my videos
@@TheGunmanChannel If u say so, we r JDM love but
always looking for super quality panel beater just in case u know, whatnever price is easy cuz most of repair shop r one worse than the other we saw u do a premium job and just try to deal with u.
Mate, it looked brand new👌 It's always a great feeling when you smash a ton of work out in one day and get home like yeah, I just made this much in a single day, even if its a long one! 🤙 Your always fucked the next day but its still good though haha! 😅
Man!! You talk like hell!! But service is great 👍🏻
What can I do to win one of those gunman edition spray guns 😅
Well, they're all sold out 😭 hoping to have another run done one day
@@TheGunmanChannel looking forward to the competition, its been a while gunman 🤣👍🏼
if this is low quality work, than i strive for this level of shitty quality
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Paint is money. Sorry for not getting in touch. I've been SWAMPED in the booth. Doing some mini equipment parts tomorrow. Looked up some fleet codes, colour mapped it. Camera'd it, and mixed it in single stage. the colour is MONEY!! Thanks again for the 8+ years of content to keep me going. Good choice moving away from that high end exotic shop. I don't have patience for that. No such thing as "perfect"
My internet is trash so it's hard for me to upload full videos. Do you use a cover on your gopro? Should I head mount and external mix? Or do you use the internal mic? My boss gives zero fucks about me shooting footage, the shop is a bit a joke to be honest, but I've been turning it up.