Clear Coat over Rust Paint - DIY Professional Rustoleum Paint Job
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- Опубликовано: 22 фев 2024
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In this video we take a 2003 Pontiac Vibe and give it a refresh. The car was not in awful shape and the paint was pretty good. But it did have some issues. There was rust over the windshield, rust stains running down the rear doors from the door handles, and it also had some rocker panel rot. This was the perfect candidate for a Rust-oleum paint job. First we took everything off the car that we didn't want painted blue, then started fixing all the rust, and sanded down the entire car. After masking we were ready for paint! We used Tremclad, which is rust-oleum, but in Canada it is branded as Tremclad. Either way, this is a oil based enamel rust paint. We mixed two different blues to get the desired blue we were going for. The paint was mixed 50/50 with reducer and a blob of hardener. Two coats of blue, then 12 hours to partially cure, then 3 coats of automotive clear coat. We used a brand called Rouge for our clear coat. The end result was fantastic. We hope you enjoyed the video and consider subscribing!
We have another project coming out next week so keep an eye out for that!
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Cheap “daily driver” paint job yet you pulled all the trim and stuff rather than mask it all off like the people that charge thousands do. That’s an automatic like and subscribe. Great work. Look forward to watching more.
Thank you! Means a lot! Ya we still try to do it properly even if it's a cheaper paint and we aren't fixing every tiny defect. Thanks for the sub and hope yo like our other videos so far. We are trying to upload every Friday
@@RustedRides Nice. I found the perfect channel then. Paint jobs are expensive especially on big cars like my Station Wagon. So I'm going to do it myself. Bought all the tools just looking for all the info and tips I can find. Luckily I have some spare parts and a Silverado to practice on before doing the one that matters.
Thus MACO is no better than a home garage weekend paint job
That's almost the color of blue that I want to paint my faded aquamarine 1996 Corolla wagon 👍☺️
Good job 👏✌️
Yes they did well but this is not 300 dollar paint job this is minimum of 800+ including all material, salary for time and also some profit for company
Papa Smurf would be so proud 🥲
Just need a hat and a beard!
It looks Smurfing awesome!
Richard Petty would be proud as well. Maybe you could put #no 43 on the car!
I’ve been a custom painter for over thirty years, you guys remind me of myself when I first started. Excellent job gentlemen, you get better with every one.👍🇨🇦
Wow, thirty years! Well thank you, that means a lot from someone with your experience. I hope we continue to improve with both the paint and the videos!
The fact you guys did it right by taking it apart (door handles, cladding, lights) that’s the best way to achieve the best results
Thanks! Ya, it really is the better way. We didn't do door jambs, but I wasn't concerned with that as this is my daily that I will run till it's dead. Thanks for watching/commenting!
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I’m going to my birthday my job tomorrow why you make a way black man goes wrong please yellow blue red
Yeah the problem is the hours required to do that it's no longer $300 paint job at any garage
Fellow Ontario resident here
Excellent work on the paint job
My hats off to you for being a volunteer firefighter
Ah hey neighbour! Thank you very much, and for the firefighter comment too. I enjoy it and am happy to be part of a good group of people at my hall.
Industry pro here;
Great video quality guys, props!
It was a fun DIY project to watch, i think you guys did a pretty good job!
A couple notes for future reference...
Most clear coats are an Acrylic Urethane, the color coat you used is an Acrylic Enamel... those two different paints really dont play well with eachother. You managed to find thee exact right time to clear it, and still have it work for you... But, most of the time it will just blow up on you, as yall described.
To give yourself more flexibility on your recoat times, and to ensure a longer lasting paint job, without risking complete paint failure during the application... i would recommend using an Acrylic Urethane basecoat color coat, instead of an Acrylic Enamel color coat.
(I know one reason why you didnt, This usually increases the overall cost of the project, and urethane doesnt like bare metal as much as enamel, or cover as well, so your bare metal spots would need to be properly primed... however you will basically eliminate the risk of your paints reacting, and Urethane likes bonding to Urethane... so it will likely be more durable as well)
If you are painting a solid color instead of a metallic, i highly recommend looking into polyurethane fleet paints, they cost more than rustoleum, but less than automotive base/clear... all while being super durable. Its a great middle of the road option when using solid colors (all my aftermarket 4x4 gear is painted w poly fleet paint for a reason)
Anyways, thanks so much for the video, and best of luck on all your fun future projects!
-cheers!
My thoughts exactly a gallon of cheap single stage would accomplish the same or better result
@@humanbeans7952 Spend an extra hundred or two for automotive paint if your gonna go through all that trouble. It'll hold up better, you could park it outside no problem, and get better resale value down the road. What is cheap isn't always cheapest in the end.
wouldn't the easiest be to use Tremclad Clear coat? That way it would all be the same system.
Wow these are like real humans who live a life of doing labor and arent egotistical or image driven or materialistic. Everything america has lost. And they're doing this on a vibe. Subscribed.
Thank you very much. Ya we like working on stuff and like watching RUclips car content so we decided to start making our own. Really happy people like it and wish we could upload more, but we work and have to do this on our free time. Really appreciate you watching and thank you for all the comments!
Go with gun metal grey, it’ll tie in with the fender flares. White is cool, but would be too much going on, in my opinion. Great work 👍🏼
Ya you are probably right, don't want it looking to busy aesthetically
@@RustedRides yes you dont want it to look like a ghetto cruiser.. keep it mild
Real guys in a real shop. 👍
This color passed the Vibe check. I like that wheel color on the wall
Haha thank you! ...ok now I have to go back and watch the video to see what wheel is on the wall
Love that you guys actually tear the whole car down. So no crappy tape line 👍
The trim restorer brings it all together.
I had two Pontiac Vibes, they were just so amazing ! Best cars I ever had ! I now have a 2024 Toyota Corolla Hybrid and I love it so much , I’m a die hard Toyota fan
Ya I'm really happy with mine, and that's awabout the 2024 corolla! They look really cool!
I almost bought a Vibe, but found a low mileage Escort instead, in dark magenta so I won't have to paint it. I think your blue is a bit too pale for my taste, and also think your current black wheels are better than any of the colors you mentioned, though I like bright colors including on wheels, so matching blue? purple? orange? green? magenta?
I also have a white Dodge pickup that I may be painting. Purple and yellow? The white is so bland. I was inspired when a friend bought a primer Metro with purple window tint, and painted it yellow.
Hard not to be a fan. There was a short period where you could buy decent vibes for 800-1000. Super cheap Toyota
Y'all (Texan here) did GREAT. Imo, it looks professional cos it is. You did an inexpensive paint job, not cheap. The ceramicoat trim restorer turned out excellent as well. In no way looks old enough to vote.... I was given an '02 Altima; runs & drives but needs serious TLC. After the mechanicals are addressed, I wanna paint it. You give me hope.
Hey! Thank you! Ya we are happy with it, it definitely make it look like a much newer car. Best of luck with the Altima! Just make sure you have fun doing it!
When I was younger we would refer to this as a 20/20 paint job - looks good driving by at 20mph from 20 feet away.
Haha yes, we've all done one of those paint jobs in the past
The way I see it, most cars are dirty 90 percent of the time. So they look good up close too, until they're washed.
$300! That’s awesome 🎉 what a difference. As far as rim colour, I’d say Bronze. Blue and Bronze are always a winning pair. 👍🏻
Very true, can't go wrong with that combo! Dang this is going to be hard to decide!
@@RustedRidesdefinitely a bronze or copper color wheels would look great with that blue. Also of would look more sporty with the grey plastic on the bumper and side trim painted blue to match.
got my vote
Bronze!
This is the combo but also depends on the rim design. Great job and will look good whatever goes on there now.
I had a Matrix for many years, i traveled in it. I was also sleeping in it to avoid motel cost. Loved that car. Toyota make great cars.
They are so good and reliable! (most reliable pontiac out there haha) my in-laws have a matrix, the reliability/gas mileage is what made me look for a matrix/vibe.
Tools technique and prep is huge
I do body/paint work and detailing at a used car dealership and this video impressed me. I would never have expected rust paint to have turned out so well. I was especially surprised to see that the clear didn't react with the rust paint. I was expecting to see major wrinkling and cracking but you guys must have timed that clear application just right. Great job!
Thank you! Yes we didn't want to see it react that way either haha, because it can! But we have found, for us at least, that we let it set up for long enough to stick, but not react when we do the clear. We could have waited longer and done a scuff before the clear, but we wanted it done haha
Informative video, I had wondered about clearcoating Rust-Oleum and time to wait for clearing it.
Thanks, ya that is what we have found works for us, but I'm sure people have had good results using other methods. We are happy with this though
Years ago in the early 2000s we used Rust-Oleum to paint our race cars. Our normal paint store was closed for a week and we had to have the car ready for the weekend . So I went to Walmart and picked up a gallon or international red and sprayed the car. We were so surprised just how nice it turned out we ended up doing 6 all together. Even now the 2 that are in the field still look good and with a little wax would shine like it did yrs ago. You would be surprised how good the paint will turn out when you do a good job on prep. Awesome video
That's awesome! I hope this paint stands up for a long time as I hope to get more out of this car! What kind of race cars were you building/racing?
Exactly the prep work lays the foundation for the end result. Good prep will save you time and headache.
I love the narrators voice. Reminds me of fry from futurama.
Ahh thanks haha. I have never heard that about sounding like Fry haha
I almost just commented the same thing!!!
Heck and that other guy gives me Norm MacDonald vibes 😂
I was thinking it was Stimpy doing car repair video.
Back in the day we used to roll on Rustoleum on Beetles as they come apart so easy, it made it so easy.
Looked halfway decent as it self levels.
Haha, That's great! My dad used to tell me about how he and his brother would work on beetles swapping things back and forth to have a good running one!
@@RustedRides they so simple it's a joy to wrench on them, they are incredible on snow, mud, off-road, and so on. Without extreme mods either
Silver rims. Cool colors go with cool colors. Fantastic results. Good job
Just an excellent job all around! Really enjoyed this. Reminds me of being younger and messing around with different paints and primers in the garage. Good times
Thank very much for that comment! Any cars you messed around with that you wish you still had?
Hi from a province over in Manitoba! Colour looks great. These are super cars. Worth fixing up and keeping on the road. Thanks for the cheap ideas for a great paint job.
Hey neighbor! Ya I really do like them. Very reliable and cheap to run. I plan on keeping mine for a long time!
I agree, you guys nailed it. Amazing before and after transformation. I think once you clay it, buff it and add some ceramic coating to the paint it will look even better. Nice job on the plastic cladding as well which made the paint pop even more. A+ job guys!
Thank you! Ya I was thinking about doing some of that as a spring clean up and get the alloy rims I have powder coated at the same time with summer tires.
Love to hear updates concerning the durability over time.
Ya, we'll have to do an update video at some point. We can also show some of the other trucks we did like this
I would love to see the other vehicles sprayed in a similar manner. I bet the Rustoleum holds up pretty well.
I did this with the Fire Red he showed early on. I used paint thinner to make it spray well then did clear. 6 years later, it's completely failed. Flaked off starting within 2 years of sunshine. I hope they have better luck.
But I was using only materials that were free to me.
You guys come off like the McKenzie brothers. That's a good thing.
Thanks! We'll check them out!
@@RustedRides Strange Brew isn't required viewing??
Eh' take off!!!!
@@thebanjoman1963 oh, you hoser!
I found this mouse 🐁 in one of your beer bottles and I'm here to collect a free case of beer because of that mouse . . . 🍻 🇨🇦 🏒
Ive done this on a 73 van came out awesome!
The blue looks bright 🌅👍👍👍
Thank you! Turned out pretty much where I was wanting to land the the shade of blue!
Outstanding prep and outcome! Wheel colour: Mature: Silver Stand-out: Orange (same as blinkers) 👋 😎 👍
Thanks! That is s wild! Orange rims, never thought of that!
At NAPA here in the states, not sure if they in Canada, they sell spray cans that replicate cast iron. I used that on some of my firebird parts. It;s a really nice looking paint. Might look good on the rims@@RustedRides
Good tip for the reducer is to use something similar to the paint. Solid the paint is Enamel then use an enamel reducers. If paint is Urethane then use a urethane reducer and so on. Painted cars for a couple decades. Also I saw someone mention good idea using the same brand reducers as the clear coat. That is a good idea too. Staying in the same brand is always good.
Rustoleum recommends Acetone as a thinner.
@@floridaroadracerguythe older cans say mineral spirits… it will off gas for a month if you do it that way.
One of the best rustoleum jobs I have seen! Subbed right away.
So awesome to see you disassemble it 1st.
Nice job!
Thank you! Means a lot!
Amazing guys....just the content I've been looking for. Getting my custom Elf Camino (90 chevy sprint ) ready to paint and you two have nailed it! I'm gonna use Tremclad as in your video using Fire Red with a bit of Yellow to orange it up a bit. Thanks for the excellent tutorial, I can hardly wait. Weather is warming up here in B.C. so will soon be getting at it.
Ah thank you very much! I know the sprint, very cool! Just do a test mix and test spray maybe. We mixed the full quarts and got lucky. We probably should have tested smaller amounts haha
I love the color of your Vibe, me I am painting my Vibe neon green, white, and red and a Pontiac badge on each rear quarter.
Thanks! That sounds cool. I'd like to see that finished product!
I like what you guys did there! I would add that, if you’re like me and not a professional painter and without professional facilities, skills, or tools … I have found that if you are reaching for as professional looking results as possible, a light wet sanding between each coat with about 1500-2000 grit does an amazing job of getting rid of any dust, bugs, orange peel, and slight “fisheyes” that get into the wet paint and that usual present frustration with amateur level work. Granted, for just an old daily driver, it could be overkill, but if you have the extra time and you are looking to challenge yourself to do the best paint job you can crank out while on a budget, wet sanding makes a lot of difference and adds very little to the overall cost. The sanding will also give the next coat something to bond to and increase the odds that the clear won’t peel after some time in the sun.
I'm just learning and I've seen alot of people say how it's very important to walk the side from end to end because that whole "spraying a half panel, then spraying a half door" will cause tiger striping and unprofessional looking results.
I noticed in this video they sprayed small areas rather than entire panels from side to side.
Is that not a problem? Ice scoured the comments and I can't find anyone saying it here. But in every other video I watch, seems like dozens of people say that walking it all the way down is the only way to go.
🤔?
Hey, yes for sure if you have the time and want to go that bit further it would make a difference. If we let the blue cure fully we would have had to sand before the clear or it wouldn't hold up. Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment!
@inthelandofmorethansmall7582 Using solid colors, "stripes" would appear from dry spray. Metallics may end up striping by doing that AND it's a single stage paint, like the rustoleum. If it's a metallic base coat color, this won't be a problem for a moderately experienced painter. The base coat would then need to be clear coated. If you spray a true candy or pearl coat (3 stage, pearl over the base coat color before clear) you would definitely want to walk the entire vehicle. But your overlap would contribute more to striping than anything. Consistent application (speed, distance, overlap) is crucial
That's enamel it will not dry enough in between coats to wet sand
The guy talking about sanding is right about everything he mentioned and should be applied if you want a decent looking paint job. Especially wet sanding the clear then cut and buff for the final. Also an inexperienced painter should be concerned about things such as runs, proper technique and body posture and maintaining the same distance from nozzle to surface being painted and air hose control while actually trying to paint or more importantly clearing the car( you don't want to be tripping over things and hose while trying to shoot clear) also when new striping of any kind regardless of color is something to watch and for different reasons but the two likely will be improper coverage and dry streaks in either base or clear due to how you have the gun set up and how you are overlap ing each pass. Pay attention to how much air flow your gun is using to throw the paint. If the air to paint ratio is high you will get dry spots vis versa and runs become a problem. Also prep good and pro tip always before you start working and sanding use dewaxer and degreaser every where you are working people don't think about how any wax or grease present at time of sanding will just embed all that into the work area and then wondering why the clear coat is fisheyed or something. If you don't walk the entire vehicle that's fine if you just use the body lines of the car and where they break/transition into another for where you start and stop. The difference in how the light gets reflected will hide where you start stop and even doing blends. Last thing is to pull tape and paper while wet because doing after everything dries increases the chances that you'll pull some of the paint and clear off while trying to remove tape from gaskets and trim.
Glad to see Matco's paint method is still going strong in the DIY market.
Your crew went above and beyond.
Definitely did. It's nice to get the extra help!
Easiest and most cost effective way for a color change in my opinion. I've painted so many cars with alkyd enamels. It's a nice, durable finish and if you cut and buff you can get it shining like a mirror. I actually had a car I painted with Rustoleum sit outside with a tarp duct-taped over the missing convertible top for close to 3 years. I pulled the tarp, cleaned and polished the car and it looked as good as the day I sprayed it.
Nice! What car was the convertible? I might give this a cut and polish in the spring and see how that turns out!
@@RustedRides It was a '77 MGB. I mixed Rustoleum Sail blue and white 50/50 for a color just a bit lighter than you ended up with here.
Project farm, best youtube channel period!
Right! Soo good! Been watching for years! I use a few products based on that channel alone!
Low cost paint job videos are my guilty pleasure thats why i follow moore motoraports and speedokote refinish network! just got a new subscriber
right on! ya we spend a lot of time watching car content on youtube, so many great channels, kinda why we decided to start one. Thanks for commenting/watching and thanks for the sub! Hope you like our upcoming content!
SpeedoKote makes some fantastic products at very reasonable prices. Their SMR-42 High solids clear is a bargain. I use their reducer and Acme Finish 1 hardener in my Rustoleum jobs. SPI makes the best clear but it’s quite expensive compared to SpeedoKote’s. I have several projects that I’ve painted using various products that I leave outside to test durability and yet to be disappointed
Good job 👏 and I want to say the video editing is spot on. Very professional and fun to watch, Subscribed ✅
Hey! Thank you very much glad you like the content! Thanks for watching/commenting and for the sub. We will try and keep the content rolling!
You can never go wrong with solid black. But solid black with blue accents would be nice too
First things first, Lea is very beautiful. Rust-Oleum was my Father's brand of choice for the first automotive paint job I did, a 1959 VW type 2 Panel Van in like 1972. I however was issued a brush with which to apply it . Apparently this was something of a family tradition. My Father told me that when he came home with his first car a fire engine red prewar 8 cylinder Buick the first thing his Mother did was to have the hardware store immediately deliver can of dark green paint and a brush and ordered my Dad to have the car painted before his Father returned home from his work in the city that evening. Based upon my Father's birth year and that he was Choate class of '46 as the year this occurred.
So glad you cleared that Rustoleum, wouldn't lasted without
I did a truck in 2004 with rustoleum and mineral spirits in a garage. No clear, just three coats of paint. I didn’t even have a garage, the truck lived outside in central Ohio. I scrapped it in 2013, and the paint was just starting to let rust through.
It was damn tough. Semi gloss black. I still have a quart of
It, going to use it on the hood of my latest project.
@@DavidB-rx3km wow, you screwed it up… somehow. Not sure how you screwed up paint with rollers.
I sprayed the one I mentioned above, but I’ve rolled one with amazing results (red) and have used their paint with a brush in non automotive applications. It always resulted in a high quality high shine (unless I used flat or semigloss) rock hard finish, that stuck to the surface like stink on shit, and wore like iron.
Imagine not being able to figure out how to roll paint properly.
The car looks killer!
Rust-Oleum sales just went up.. with this great paint job
White wheels would really set that car off! Great job!
I have to be honest, I wasn't expecting to like this but that's a really nice shade of blue and the car looks excellent, great job guus!
Hey, thank you very much! There was a moment when we were mixing that I wasn't sure I was going to like it haha. Thanks for eatchiand for commenting!
This is a really well produced video for all the more subscribers you have. Good job 👏
Thank you! I try to put effort into the videos when I can. Sometimes I'm on more of a deadline or working with less footage. But thank you for noticing!
Love Pontiac Vibes. Currently own 2004 GT with 298,000 miles. It need a bit of love also.
They are great aren't they! This one has over 300k... Roughly 340k I think. With regular maintenance it feels like these will go forever!
That absolutely pops! Great job.
Thank you! Ya in person it still catches my eye even though I'm driving it and seeing it all the time!
Well, I go through a ton of content just trying to find new channels worth watching and 99% of em are pure crap...very happy to say that your channel is in that rare 1% that is damn good entertainment with a couple of good, intelligent guys putting out good work that is worth watching!
Great job guys👍 Keep it up!
Thank you very much for that comment! Glad you found our channel. We are still new and trying to improve. It is hard trying to make every video a banger when we are trying to stay consistent with Friday uploads. That was really nice to read and we hope you continue to watch and that we stay in your 1%
You are welcome, and I mean it. I see a couple of guys who have those special qualities that make for a very successful future. Keep it up, and I will keep watching you on your journey. Best of luck to you!@@RustedRides
I was skeptical of a bright blue color but the black cladding makes it look much better… good choice 👍🏼
Hey! Thank you! Ya a few people I told were a little skeptical, and when we were mixing it I wasn't sure how it would turn out haha. But I'm very happy with it now!
Fantastic results! Good camera work fellas. Congrats!
Thank you! We are trying our best to grow this channel. Hope you like the content. Let us know if there is something particular you like!
Thanks you guys.
Appreciate you guys translating from Canadian to U.S. English on the pain brand name. Top marks!
Haha thanks! Ya don't know why it's called Tremclad up here. There are a few products that have different names up here
So nice! Great work yet again!
Thank you! Means a lot
Bronze rims sounds tasty.
That's a solid result from a cheaper style paint. My recommendation for the rims is a satin black or a matte gunmetal color. If it's affordable, get a larger rim and a tire with a lower profile sidewall. Maybe a 40 - or 45 series style tire.
Thank you very much. I do like the idea of a matte gunmetal. I already have alloy rims, but they aren't big. The car is all about MPGs for me. I have a small lightweight rim and will put a fuel efficient tire on it. But you are right, a bigger rim would be sick!
@@RustedRides i was thinking that being in Canada and that white crap all over you need a good style snow tire.
Looks great! Excited to see the next project 👀
Thanks! We will have a new video on the 69 charger real soon! 🤘
100% improvement. Looks great.
Thank you very much!
Looks better, much cooler than it did new! Strong work guys. I'd go with the gunmetal wheels.
Thank you very much! Ya I think it should have been offered on this color!
Looks awesome guys!!
Really big difference, wow!
Thank you! Really happy with it!
Well, I wish you were my friends !! that would have been a $3000 plus job.😀
The body work and prep is the stuff. The paint is easy.
But it looks awesome.!!!
Haha, ya it is nice to have friends to help out on this stuff to help save money! Thanks for the comment !
I saw the Ontario plates and knew these guys were my neighbors! Great job, turned out great! I painted a Corvette using Rust-Oleum spray paint and urethane clear.
Haha nice! How did the Vette turn out? Still holding up?
@@RustedRides it looked great and I posted a video on my channel also with ls swapping it but I saw it listed on marketplace and looked like the clear started to delaminate
Nice! Thanks for restoring that toyota
Haha no problem! When they have stats on how many toyotas from the 2000s are still on the road today, it should include the vibe count
Love it, with that grey trim just set it off.
Fantastic job gentlemen.
Thank you very much! We are happy with how it turned out
Great video you all! A lot of editing went into this: sound clips, time-lapse, ect... You guys are matching television quality. You're going to be big soon, keep it up. Subscribed!
Thank you very much for that comment. That really means a lot. We do put a lot of work into these videos, and the cars, so to get a comment like that is pretty cool. Thank you!
Great job guys
Awesome paint job, awesome editing and good shot. This channel deserve more subs.
Hey, thank you! That is very nice of you to say. Glad you like what we are doing!
Gun Metal Grey wheels for sure!!
Awesome paint job for the price!!!!👌
Great job guys. Looks terrific for the effords put into it . Cheap , does look good & just a bit of work which ya have to do anyway. Goòd spraying of the paint as well both paint and clear. Well. Done fellas .
Thank you! Ya it always takes work, but nice when it turns out and transforms the car! Thanks for the comment and for watching!
I love shit like this! Taking a daily driver and giving it a fresh look is good shit. Subscribed! Keep it up!
White !!! Great job so far
Car looks great
Good job
For the wheels, polished rim and gunmetal centre. Great results for the paint job!
Great talent and skill makes this result .. 10 stars
Thank you very much!
Excellent result well done fellas.
Thank you very much! And thanks for watching/commenting!
Very clean. Car turned out 1000% better then most shop can provide for $1000 or more. Make my want to do my 92 Integra now
A friend of mine had a 90s Integra, those are fun cars!
great job... Love it
Turned out amazing! I believe I'd have gold rims.
Thank you! Ya I do like the gold idea too, man I'm awful at making decisions haha
Nice finished product!!
Thank you !
LOVE my 2007 Vibe! Ironically, mine is nearly the same stock blue as as the color you made yours. Great job on the work!
I just got a photo the other day of mine parked next to the factory blue. Very close but the oem has metallic and slightly different shade
Fantastic job.
Thank you very much!
Looks great
I have done a few enamel paint jobs over the years with similar results.
On your trim there is a company called SEM that sells rattle can trim paint, the stuff is amazing and unlike the trim brightener stuff, it's a permanent fix. I discovered it a few years ago when I bought a can from an estate sale. Now I go out of my way to buy it for pretty much everything from the late 90's to today.
Oh awesome! That's good to know! I'll look into that for sure!
Wow! Great job 👍
Surprised at the number of subscribers, definitely see you guys blowing up soon!
Hey, thanks! That would be cool, we are still impressed with how many are already watching. Means a lot!
New subscriber just after first video. Glad it popped up in my feed
Great job it looks sharp! Haven’t seen a Vibe in awhile, back in Highschool my buddies grandma purchased one new and he would drive it often. Used to make fun of him for driving his grandmas Vibe-rator lol.
Hahahaha that's fantastic!
Car looks great you have a great friend that helped you enjoy your new paint job kind regards to you all
Thank you! Ya he is great at what he does!
Turned out pretty cool 😎
Thank you! Ya I am very happy with how it turned out!
I think Silver for the wheels. It would match the door jams when the door opens. I like it! Makes me want to get all the gear to do this!!! Very impressive.
Came out looking nice!
Thank you! Ya we are happy with it!
Just found this channel and seen things i have done before you guy's nailed it looks so good like this video want to see more.
Hey, thank you, glad you found the channel and glad you like the content. We posted a 69 charger video and a chevy vega video, but no paint in those vids. Our next video will be a paint video
Voodoo Blue tacoma owner checking bb 😂 Love these DIY paint jobs!! 🇨🇦
Ahh right on! Should park next to you and see how close we got with ours! Thanks for watching and commenting!🇨🇦🤘
Awesome Job Looks Brand New.
Thank you!