@@jasonstocks6460he did not sand or buff the single stage … why are you? He just pulled the headlight tape and shot the whole car with clear coat… for that extra hard shine. Car looks great …on camera… and only cost$150 in materials.
Awesome bud!! I love spraying Ss/cc you just cant beat that finish. Specially when spraying with a quality high solids. That cut and buf looks ridiculously awesome after!!.
7:06 watching those headlights go from foggy to crystal clear in a split second was awesome. Brilliant to spray them at the same time as the rest of the car.
We did it for years back in the 80's. We would put 980 clear over martin senior single stage since it laid out nicer than centari. We just used the 980 hardener in the color and never had any issues.
I’ve used clear on top of Rustoleum, Majic, Finish 1 and a few other Enamels had phenomenal results. I use Acme Finish 1 Hardener and Enamel Reducer. Let dry 6+ hours then lay on the clear, Especially Speedo Kote High Solids! I mainly use clear to keep the paint from fading / turning Chalky
been forever wanting to do some paint correction on my dc5. got a few tiny rust spots. younger me wouldve been like oh this has to be perfect, spotless and all. but now me is like, meh if i stand 5 feet away and squint a lil bit, looks like it came fresh off the lot. thank you for inspiring me.
That's kinda where I'm at. When I was young I would wet sand and buff. Now I spray it get it good off the gun, and if it looks good standing 2-3 feet away great I'm done lol
I think you have more single stage videos than most channels....I should know, just went back and rewatched most of them😂Just did tractor wheels for an old guy with alcoid enamel he bought. That was a first. Now I have sprayed all current versions. Acrylic enamel, synthetic enamel, and urethane and oil based. Will be adding activated clear to urethane single stage or adding a clearcoat layer to all my single stage jobs now. Will give the customer the option of which.
I did the same about 13 years ago. Build was for "Four n' Rotary" nationals show and shine. Car was a green 86' mazda 323 rolling shell 2 weeks out, converted it to Mitsubishi Lancer evo6 engine and awd, full retrim, rewired, tuned then test driven, stripped and then decided on ppg 2k dg black (single stage, two part direct gloss) to save on time, didn't like it one solid colour, so scuffed then copied the original Mazda bfmr two tone laying gunmetal grey base coat on lower half and around the window surrounds, then one solid coat of ppg high solid 2k clear over top of both colours and a flow coat, drove it there with no hood as it was still baking and it looked immaculate under false lights in the show. The black looked ten miles deep and like it was dripping.. Since then I've done the same to single stages to add depth and gloss to quick and easy paint jobs, like my evo on my channel.
I have done this several times for an entire car. What I have found is that it almost doesn't matter what you use for a base coat it's simply just a color. I've actually used Rust-Oleum paint as a base coat color and then used actual automotive clear coat. For the clear coat I used Speedokote glamor clear and got almost showroom quality finish out of it. Although I've used Rust-Oleum as a base coat and gloss the best results I had was using rustoleum thinned down and in a satin Sheen and then used the clear coat over it and I got the best results with that.
I was thinking of doing exactly that to parts of my black truck. How much did you thin it and with what. Good old paint thinner or reducer? How long did you let it dry before clear coating. I just don't feel like spending $200 for black auto paint
@@shantor100 There are many different thinners that you can use to thin the paint however I used acetone. I mixed it four parts paint to three parts of acetone. You can use a gloss rustoleum however I found in my personal experience that a satin Sheen seems to lay flatter and smoother on the vehicle and then you can clear coat over that. I only waited long enough for the paint to get tacky so maybe 20 minutes to a half hour after I sprayed the base coat (Rust-Oleum) I learned this trick from a professional auto body shop near me called lakeside Auto body here in Michigan. I will post the link here for you to see exactly how to mix it to make things easier. ruclips.net/video/h9ujQLDhckg/видео.html
Tpc global base coat is decant for the money ! I have used tpc global base with speedokote clear . But speedokote sells there own base coat now to so I just use that coverage is better and super fast
looks great , i will say watch out with clearing over ss , some ss releases solvents slowly as it dries which could interfere with the clear yours looks like it hasn't which is nice to see!
I actually liked the Nortic Gray... Back in 1980 I needed to paint my 70' GTX and we had left over Battleship Gray and it looked really cool :) Love that car, it was the meanest looking Dodge/Plymouth car... and I had a 68 Charger RT! But my cruiser was the GTX :)
He's making me want to buy one! Lol I looked at one years ago for my daughter it was a base automatic and was a dog. Slow as hell so I ended up getting her a 06 Accord coupe V6 kid got 2 speeding tickets the 1st week by the same cop😫🤣
@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 The base 5 speed is great for swaps and crazy reliable. Mine had 255k when I pulled it for the k24 swap, and was still running great!
So I work part time at a collision shop after school. I'm in Collision Repair class until August. We use the PPG Shopline products, not for or against it. Well I recently used clear "universal spot hardner" in my epoxy primer cuz it's all we had. As of right now it worked and is getting ready for base. I already base coated the hood and everything worked fine. Only time will tell how long it will last tho. It's kinda funny the things you can get away when it comes to painting.
I agree and to be honest when you. Run your own buinsess you will find out that just making a car better than what it was makes 90% of your customers happy
I can't wait to see the single stage spk and the smr42 test car. When you do it, are you gonna do 1 coat of each like you did this car? The results speak for themselves. Great work as usual.
In dusty or not booth like conditions it's easier to do less coats and be able to de-nib and refinish or get a satisfactory off the gun finish. More coats the more you bury trash...
Boom another banger. Again I can say I learned some solid stuff in this one, I'm going to try the thin spray trick and the clear coat over single stage is important to me because I bought electric blue single stage and I Wana spray clear over it to preserve it. Idk I will tho budget wise I don't Wana spend more
Nice video! This gets me amp'd about doing my own paint job. I've got a small, 80's BMW 320 that is black and I'd like to use this method. Is 1-quart enough to spray a small car? What are the p/ns for the SS black and clear that you used?
In your experience, would you worry that applying clear coat over a glossy single stage may peel off in the near future? Or is it ok because you applied it all the same day. Asking for a friend 😂
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 Ok I’ve got an 87 Dakota. Did some rust repair. Found a Rustolium that was dam near perfect match. But it’s not perfect. Not as glossy. I was thinking of spraying clear on it. Will it flake off? Will it bond to 2 month old rustolium and 35 year old factory paint? Is spray can clear any good?
Amazing job what kit can I buy to spray a 99 civic hatch single stage black with clear like this car? Also which of your clear spray over rustoleum best?
That's a lot of debris and fish eye spots on the clear, was it the humidity or the gun pressure? Not trying to be a smartass or a hater, have a nice weekend.
Good day congratulations for the great video..I would like to ask about the electric paint gun, would I get a good result if I sprayed varnish at the last stage of painting or would it give me a very bad result??Because I don't have an air compressor for a normal paint gun..Thanks in advance
I'm sorry I thought you wanted to share your knowledge and experience I enjoy your videos and you have inspired me to paint. Maybe I'm starting out like you with a harbor freight gun and a wish to be creative. Maybe one day I could be talented like you. It's a gift you should be proud of. That being said I'm sure you get a bunch of repetitive questions that might anoy you. I'm sorry you felt the need to make fun of the people that watch your videos and look to you for guidance. Bye the way the clear looks amazing over single stage good job.
Watching that last pass made me feel happy, satisfied, and sad all at the same time. My cars paint is soo bad. Wish my cars paint looked like this. Can't afford to fix it being a father of 4
Tried with front bumper, and spray cans everything was great until after primer lol the wind kicked so hard 😂😂 messed up the entire job then made many rookie mistakes. Spray gun is def better. Someone just recently vandalized my car by throwing some liquid on it and my black paint just started fading and digging into the paint. Not sure what it was
single coat of clear is gonna be a huge problem later on when it peels off from UV damage, and it's gonna look like shit. I'd rather just have the single stage paint uncoated. At least oxidation can be buffed out with single stage.
I try man. I'm an expert in the industry as well but as you can see I de-tune myself so I can relate to my fallowers. And I wouldn't change it for nothing
Hey boss, question about how you run your fans straight outside with no filter is that ok do to only in your state? I work out of my dads shop and I don't want to bring him any problems from the state, would I be ok to do the same?
LOL! double stage the single stage. Kinda like how Starbucks took away plastic straws but now wraps paper straws in plastic. YEESSS BIG BRAIN ENERGY 😂😂😂😂😂
Why don’t you put a $50 walmart canopy over cars in that shop. so stuff from rafters don’t fall on your fresh paint. Yeah you just swuint and it looks good but if you could get it done with little effort and stop the stuff from falling. 12’x12’ actually would be better. $100
Every time I’ve tried to clear some head lights with rattle can clear the paint always cracks and looks like a spider web or crows feet. I’ve tried light coats, different brand of clear. Nup it still cracks and I have to sand it all back off again. Not sure what’s happening.
I really like the depth of color using this technique😮with fewer coats. Yeah. I like. And if it holds up, no issues in the future, I Really like👍 And lastly, if you ever drop the "elevator music" i'm gonna Unsubscribe 😂
I don't think a lot of people realize you could color sand and buff single stage to amazing high gloss
Agree
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 how can i mix single stage?
I tried cutting and buffing single stage and it did not come out great. This guys is very skill and experience especially with single stage.
@@jasonstocks6460he did not sand or buff the single stage … why are you? He just pulled the headlight tape and shot the whole car with clear coat… for that extra hard shine. Car looks great …on camera… and only cost$150 in materials.
Awesome bud!! I love spraying
Ss/cc you just cant beat that finish. Specially when spraying with a quality high solids. That cut and buf looks ridiculously awesome after!!.
Yea! I'm pretty impressed
7:06 watching those headlights go from foggy to crystal clear in a split second was awesome. Brilliant to spray them at the same time as the rest of the car.
Thanks!
Impressed on how it layed down, for a scratch and paint its impressive.
Thanks!
We did it for years back in the 80's. We would put 980 clear over martin senior single stage since it laid out nicer than centari. We just used the 980 hardener in the color and never had any issues.
EARL SHIBE I'LL PAINT ANY CAR FOR 99.95 FREE CLEAR TOP COAT THIS WEEK ONLY 😂😂😂😂😂
That's so cool to watch those headlight lenses come alive when the clear hit them.
It's satisfying
I’ve used clear on top of Rustoleum, Majic, Finish 1 and a few other Enamels had phenomenal results. I use Acme Finish 1 Hardener and Enamel Reducer. Let dry 6+ hours then lay on the clear, Especially Speedo Kote High Solids! I mainly use clear to keep the paint from fading / turning Chalky
True point. If your going to do RUSTOLEUM it's best to clear coat it. I've seen it hold up for 4+ years
Ive heard from a lot of older body guys that clear over black single stage is the best gloss black because of the Depth you get.
Yup one coat of clear looks like 3-4
Imagine 2 coats of clear ..... ahh probably won't make too much difference.
ABSOLUTELY!!😂 reflection looks good. I've used the thinner pattern you spoke of when I used to paint semi trucks with the sleeper roof too.👍🏾😎
Ok so I'm not the only one 😂😂😂😂 sheeshh
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 you been do this a long time you know your profession great content. 👍🏾😎🏁🏁🏁
been forever wanting to do some paint correction on my dc5. got a few tiny rust spots. younger me wouldve been like oh this has to be perfect, spotless and all. but now me is like, meh if i stand 5 feet away and squint a lil bit, looks like it came fresh off the lot. thank you for inspiring me.
That's kinda where I'm at. When I was young I would wet sand and buff. Now I spray it get it good off the gun, and if it looks good standing 2-3 feet away great I'm done lol
I think you have more single stage videos than most channels....I should know, just went back and rewatched most of them😂Just did tractor wheels for an old guy with alcoid enamel he bought. That was a first. Now I have sprayed all current versions. Acrylic enamel, synthetic enamel, and urethane and oil based. Will be adding activated clear to urethane single stage or adding a clearcoat layer to all my single stage jobs now. Will give the customer the option of which.
I’ve heard a lot of older painter say that single stage black is the deepest black and that they always clear the black.
I did the same about 13 years ago. Build was for "Four n' Rotary" nationals show and shine. Car was a green 86' mazda 323 rolling shell 2 weeks out, converted it to Mitsubishi Lancer evo6 engine and awd, full retrim, rewired, tuned then test driven, stripped and then decided on ppg 2k dg black (single stage, two part direct gloss) to save on time, didn't like it one solid colour, so scuffed then copied the original Mazda bfmr two tone laying gunmetal grey base coat on lower half and around the window surrounds, then one solid coat of ppg high solid 2k clear over top of both colours and a flow coat, drove it there with no hood as it was still baking and it looked immaculate under false lights in the show. The black looked ten miles deep and like it was dripping..
Since then I've done the same to single stages to add depth and gloss to quick and easy paint jobs, like my evo on my channel.
Nice!!!!
Nice!
"scratch n spray '. That line made me laugh 😂. ... Looks good as always
😂😂😂 I'm really going to be the next generation Earl SHIBE
I’m super interested in seeing the other clear coat on the single stage paint. Please put black again!!
We will 🙂
WOW that is legit nice, a proper mirror finish haha. Wish I could get this stuff in the UK...
Amazing results! Dirt cheap. I am impressed.
Thanks!
I have done this several times for an entire car. What I have found is that it almost doesn't matter what you use for a base coat it's simply just a color. I've actually used Rust-Oleum paint as a base coat color and then used actual automotive clear coat. For the clear coat I used Speedokote glamor clear and got almost showroom quality finish out of it. Although I've used Rust-Oleum as a base coat and gloss the best results I had was using rustoleum thinned down and in a satin Sheen and then used the clear coat over it and I got the best results with that.
I love spraying Rustoleum then a nice Speedo Kote High Solids with some pearl flake in it. Poor man’s Candy
I was thinking of doing exactly that to parts of my black truck. How much did you thin it and with what. Good old paint thinner or reducer? How long did you let it dry before clear coating. I just don't feel like spending $200 for black auto paint
@@shantor100 There are many different thinners that you can use to thin the paint however I used acetone. I mixed it four parts paint to three parts of acetone. You can use a gloss rustoleum however I found in my personal experience that a satin Sheen seems to lay flatter and smoother on the vehicle and then you can clear coat over that. I only waited long enough for the paint to get tacky so maybe 20 minutes to a half hour after I sprayed the base coat (Rust-Oleum) I learned this trick from a professional auto body shop near me called lakeside Auto body here in Michigan. I will post the link here for you to see exactly how to mix it to make things easier.
ruclips.net/video/h9ujQLDhckg/видео.html
Thank you
I got a video coming up on this soon. Clear coat over Rustolium
In southeast Michigan, this will be perfect.
This looks great, thanks man.,TCP Global carries a bunch of good stuff too.
Tpc global base coat is decant for the money ! I have used tpc global base with speedokote clear . But speedokote sells there own base coat now to so I just use that coverage is better and super fast
looks great , i will say watch out with clearing over ss , some ss releases solvents slowly as it dries which could interfere with the clear yours looks like it hasn't which is nice to see!
Yup that's why I let flash for 30 min before clear. I was worried about exactly what you talked about
Dude that came out looking great with leftover paint lol great work bro keep up that grind
Yea I'm happy with it
I actually liked the Nortic Gray... Back in 1980 I needed to paint my 70' GTX and we had left over Battleship Gray and it looked really cool :) Love that car, it was the meanest looking Dodge/Plymouth car... and I had a 68 Charger RT! But my cruiser was the GTX :)
Let's fookin goooooo!! Imma put all of your rsx jobs into a playlist for some motivation!
He's making me want to buy one! Lol I looked at one years ago for my daughter it was a base automatic and was a dog. Slow as hell so I ended up getting her a 06 Accord coupe V6 kid got 2 speeding tickets the 1st week by the same cop😫🤣
@@Joeshomegarage haha live and learn! They're nice little cars and look amazing when they're in good shape!
I love it this is only my second rsx. There pretty nice even the base model very sporty
@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 The base 5 speed is great for swaps and crazy reliable. Mine had 255k when I pulled it for the k24 swap, and was still running great!
@@acevedohiram I might do a 50 shot of nos on mine and just run it till it blows up then k24 swap it
The results remind me of the Beastie Boys line, My pants are tight, and I feel all right😮😊😂 KEEP ON TRUCKIN' BIG MAC MARCO 👍
Trying man!
So I work part time at a collision shop after school. I'm in Collision Repair class until August. We use the PPG Shopline products, not for or against it.
Well I recently used clear "universal spot hardner" in my epoxy primer cuz it's all we had. As of right now it worked and is getting ready for base. I already base coated the hood and everything worked fine. Only time will tell how long it will last tho. It's kinda funny the things you can get away when it comes to painting.
I agree and to be honest when you. Run your own buinsess you will find out that just making a car better than what it was makes 90% of your customers happy
And this was done on my 17 year old son's Del Sol. So far he is 100% happy with the progress
1hr later--- she's a beautiful car agian, sick job man!
13 minutes and 28 seconds according to RUclips 🤣
Thanks!!!
I can't wait to see the single stage spk and the smr42 test car. When you do it, are you gonna do 1 coat of each like you did this car? The results speak for themselves. Great work as usual.
Yes most likely!
In dusty or not booth like conditions it's easier to do less coats and be able to de-nib and refinish or get a satisfactory off the gun finish. More coats the more you bury trash...
You can also mix clear into your last coat of single stage to give it a little extra pop
Yea iv done that as well
Looks great! What grit would you use to sand 2k high build primer? Also would you wet sand?
Wet sanding creates less dust.. Better imo, and 400 is great
Awesome love the look what im going for on my chevy s10. Only one question how long did you wait after you got done painting to put the clear on
About 30 min give or take
@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 awesome thanks love the vids keep it up
Depth i think is the word you are looking for. Looks awesome like it was PPF'd!!
Thanks!
Boom another banger. Again I can say I learned some solid stuff in this one, I'm going to try the thin spray trick and the clear coat over single stage is important to me because I bought electric blue single stage and I Wana spray clear over it to preserve it. Idk I will tho budget wise I don't Wana spend more
It’s 💯 worth the time and money! I clear coat all of my Enamels and yet to have them fade
Nice!!
Sweet job brother next make a video doing color sanding on a project like this one for extraordinary results 😎
We will!
Ive done clear coat over single stage and ive even mixed some clear coat into my single stage. Works very nice
Yea there's a million ways to do this stuff
Can you do a single stage without a clear coat
@@kevin-qc7zv yes single stage does not require clear coat
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 thank you sir, amazing work by the way
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 is it safe to sand and polish single stage?
Nice video! This gets me amp'd about doing my own paint job. I've got a small, 80's BMW 320 that is black and I'd like to use this method. Is 1-quart enough to spray a small car? What are the p/ns for the SS black and clear that you used?
Gallon kit of each is best
Great work bro. Do you have any problems with too much trash in paint? I'm painting in open bay similar to you.
Oh yea we definitely get dirt in the paint. For sure. Most of these cars I just make them "driver quality" And leave them.
In your experience, would you worry that applying clear coat over a glossy single stage may peel off in the near future? Or is it ok because you applied it all the same day. Asking for a friend 😂
Its no different than just spraying your 2 coats of clear after its flashed
Just have to make sure the ss is fully Flashed before moving onto clear coat
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937
Ok I’ve got an 87 Dakota. Did some rust repair. Found a Rustolium that was dam near perfect match. But it’s not perfect. Not as glossy. I was thinking of spraying clear on it. Will it flake off? Will it bond to 2 month old rustolium and 35 year old factory paint? Is spray can clear any good?
@@Ian-of9oi would need scuffed first
Looks good
Thinking outside the box
And it worked out
Thanks!
It came out amazing.
Appreciate it!
Amazing job what kit can I buy to spray a 99 civic hatch single stage black with clear like this car? Also which of your clear spray over rustoleum best?
Speedokote jet black
That's a lot of debris and fish eye spots on the clear, was it the humidity or the gun pressure? Not trying to be a smartass or a hater, have a nice weekend.
It's dirt. Back of the shop has a lot more dirt in the area 😞 but these are the last few cars I'm painting this season. At least till we build a booth
Good day congratulations for the great video..I would like to ask about the electric paint gun, would I get a good result if I sprayed varnish at the last stage of painting or would it give me a very bad result??Because I don't have an air compressor for a normal paint gun..Thanks in advance
I've seen it done its not impossible buddy
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 you get a satisfactory result or you think it's too amateurish
Looks fantastic! 👍
Thanks!
Looks great, Marco!
Thanks!
Dose the clear coat use the same hardner as the single stage I was surprised it didn't solvent pop or wrinkle up nice work
Not sure exactly
You should try the clear coat over primer paint job.
Not a bad idea
Something about shiny wet black paint makes the heart feel good
Lol! Me to
You get those measurements for the mi decal?
@@scoobystevo16 man we have been so busy lol! I might be able to grab them tonight! 🙂 thanks for being awesome. I have the best subscribers ever!
Ur always on the move. Gotta make that paper
I just sprayed the single coat from speedokote and it was a dream compared to restoration shop worth the extra money and you use far less paint
Yup!!! Our paint covers first coat. Anything else you put on top is just for "build "
I'm sorry I thought you wanted to share your knowledge and experience I enjoy your videos and you have inspired me to paint. Maybe I'm starting out like you with a harbor freight gun and a wish to be creative. Maybe one day I could be talented like you. It's a gift you should be proud of. That being said I'm sure you get a bunch of repetitive questions that might anoy you. I'm sorry you felt the need to make fun of the people that watch your videos and look to you for guidance. Bye the way the clear looks amazing over single stage good job.
Lol thanks a lot man. And yes I get a lot of questions period but I try to answer every single one with integrity and honesty.
When u laid the black single stage how long did u wait before u laid the clear coat on or what time frame do u recommend
30 min give or take
Dude you kill it!
Thanks !
paint job looks awesome 😎💯
Thanks a lot
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 I wish my rsx like that!
Im about to do this same process now but how long did you wait until you sprayed the clear on top of the single stage
A good 30-45 min
Scuff n spray 👍👍👍👍 The only way to go 💪💪
Yes for most of my little beep bop cars it makes sense
Nice job what paint gun and tip did you use buddy
My brand. Mark1 refinish products
Classy and glassy!
Yup!
Watching that last pass made me feel happy, satisfied, and sad all at the same time. My cars paint is soo bad. Wish my cars paint looked like this. Can't afford to fix it being a father of 4
Brother that's why I make these videos. You can EASILY DIY. Even if all you have is a driveway and an extension cord! That's where I started
Tried with front bumper, and spray cans everything was great until after primer lol the wind kicked so hard 😂😂 messed up the entire job then made many rookie mistakes. Spray gun is def better. Someone just recently vandalized my car by throwing some liquid on it and my black paint just started fading and digging into the paint. Not sure what it was
@@NjBoriG35 you can do it man. I believe in you
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 yea lol I BELIEVE 😆 where you from bro what state I'm in NJ
single coat of clear is gonna be a huge problem later on when it peels off from UV damage, and it's gonna look like shit.
I'd rather just have the single stage paint uncoated. At least oxidation can be buffed out with single stage.
True
From one ginger to another, I am a certified paint and collision expert. You are definitely spraying expertly that paint is laying on beautifully
I try man. I'm an expert in the industry as well but as you can see I de-tune myself so I can relate to my fallowers. And I wouldn't change it for nothing
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 I absolutely 💯 ❤️ that you do this for the average Joe much honer to you bud
Gosh darn, what a swell job 👍🏻
Appreciate it
I just learned that clear coat will fix headlights . cool
Yup 2000 grit wet sand, tape, and spray that's it!
Hey boss, question about how you run your fans straight outside with no filter is that ok do to only in your state? I work out of my dads shop and I don't want to bring him any problems from the state, would I be ok to do the same?
It all depends on your local ordinance.. Where I'm at there's no ordinances on paint work. We usually use filter just happen to be low on it
I didn't ask for this but ty for doing it. Nice
Thanks!
wow I will be checking out the vids.👍👍
Thanks !
came out super nice
Thanks
Mark- how long after applying the SS did you apply the clear coat??
A good 30 min LET IT BREATH GOOD
How long did you wait before switching to spraying clear after base
1 hour
Sheeeesh!!! Making Headlight Great Again ;)
Yes!
Always wanted to try this over speedo jet black ss
It looks nice!
Should have tried clear coating the tires also. Never need to tire shine again.
Standard procedure? 😂
Nice job!!!
Thanks 😘
How much to wait between single stage and putting clear on it?
A good 30 min
Looks great, done forget you gotta hit that clearcoat within the recoat window. Otherwise that clear will peel off like an onion, ask me how I know 😂.
For me
Lol true!
I'd like to see a video of how he paints his door jambs
We have a few cars we did jams on .. easy
Always loved the rsx/dc5 chassis. Would definitely pick one up if I come across a good condition one for a good price
Yea if you find one at a good price paint will be s*** on it
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 the sad reality 😂
@@ashermorales8276 yup. But hey that's what I'm for
Is the 9711 Speedokote's Darkest Black? Will a Black Primer make it a Darker color?
Black primer helps coverage yes
I am new to your channel, how long did u wait to put clear on after you ss it????
30-45 min in warm weather
Did you sand those headlight lenses prior to painting them with clearcoat
Yes 2000 grit
Thank you for your assistance
I've done this before but I used kirker brand n it does give it an extreme glossy look
Yes!!
I like the music 🎶
Thanks!
I need a list of everything used for my 1985 Monte carlo
You gonna keep this car? I now have 4 automatics and I need to save a manual 😊
Meehh probably if I can get this clutch issue resolved. Throw on a long tube header and some coilovers and beep bop around town.
Love it! I hope this pisses off a lot of the 'know-it-all' crowd!
I love making them mad. Wait till they see the rice burner I got cooking for next week 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣
So what you're saying is I need to clearcoat my single stage? Got it! Double single stage 😂🤦♂️
LOL! double stage the single stage. Kinda like how Starbucks took away plastic straws but now wraps paper straws in plastic. YEESSS BIG BRAIN ENERGY 😂😂😂😂😂
Can i do a single stage without clear coat?
@marco thank you sir. Yes, I have asked myself :)
Thanks!
Put the a big wing on it..make it fly
Lol 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Looks great....q🙌🏾
Thanks!
Why don’t you put a $50 walmart canopy over cars in that shop. so stuff from rafters don’t fall on your fresh paint. Yeah you just swuint and it looks good but if you could get it done with little effort and stop the stuff from falling. 12’x12’ actually would be better. $100
I'm actually building a booth
Every time I’ve tried to clear some head lights with rattle can clear the paint always cracks and looks like a spider web or crows feet. I’ve tried light coats, different brand of clear. Nup it still cracks and I have to sand it all back off again. Not sure what’s happening.
Get 2k clear buddy. We sell the smr1150 only 75$ a kit. Start there
Damn, like glass!
Thanks!
looks sick
Thanks!
What is the point of the grey base if you’re going to go black over?
Gray base gets car all one color before spraying black down
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 oh Gocha like a sealer thanks. That’s kinda what I figured but wasn’t sure if there was any other reason.
@@Hot_Rod_Shop yea basically used it as a ground coat / sealer iv done this in other videos
Nice work
Thanks!
All this was done in just one day?
About 2
Lookz Amazing!!! 🔥 Can u do my car!! 🙏
If you have money lol
I really like the depth of color using this technique😮with fewer coats. Yeah. I like. And if it holds up, no issues in the future, I Really like👍
And lastly, if you ever drop the "elevator music" i'm gonna
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Got some additional UV protection to boot.
Yup!
Results are better, I have done it many times.
Absolutely bro
I have cuestion need polish after paint the car