I gotta say.. the Jim episodes are always uplifting and fun to watch! Nice to watch folks getting things done as well as exercise their sense of humor. 😁
I paint my cars with Rustoleum . I thin it 50% with mineral spirits and apply it with a white foam roller. It flows out and smooth and dry to the touch in 30 min. It takes about six coats to get full coverage. I wet sand it after the third coat with 320 and 2000 after the 6th coat then I buff it. I get good results and its cheap and durable.
From one eccentric character on the West Coast, Jim is a wonderful, character. He has his way of thinking through his problems, and Chad, brilliantly, adds the magic ingredients (reducer and hardener), to make the plan workable. I love that Olds hardtop. It was the only Olds from that model year that I liked. What a fun hour.
Any old guy will know exactly what they’re doing, that’s what we did as kids with no money and working on a $100.00 car. That was our Friday night lights. HaHa
i"ve used Coleman fuel on the cheap, it's mostly Naptha , or just get some Naptha. Toulene, Xylene works, laquer thinner flattens it a bit you can cut it with mineral spirits to slow it. Japan drier is also what we used traditionally as a painter to speed drying of residential, commercial and industrial oil base paints. Retired painter
Me and the painter I was working for, painted an old 85 dodge van I had years ago,, with some oil base, high gloss industrial paint and some foam rollers and brushes. Did a little sanding and primer smoothed some bumps and dents then taped and rolled it out. It looked great. It was already white but a lot of small dings and scratches damage. Was ready for work the next morning. It was so smooth. We knew nothing about spaying but rolled out hundreds of gallons, so that helped.
Its great that Chad and Jolene are respectful with Jimbo and watch out for him, says a lot about the kind of people they are. Also how did you guys ever meet Jim in the first place?
"20 ga. .... it's thicker than no metal." 😆😆😆 Addendum: Just got to the part where he used his fingers with the roller. So awesome. I might not agree with the methods, but I give high marks for gumption! Sounds like Jim wants a little patina on that sucker. Totally doable. Sand off some paint and squirt some vinegar and salt mixure on the bare metal. It'd be tough to match the variety of tones in rust, so might as well use real rust.
Jim is a piece of work but I guess it works for him. I would not be screwing up one of the most iconic designs of all time. A one of a kind 57 Olds. Who in their right mind would paint like that?
You guys need to get some of those heat lamps, you probably find them better for people that grow the wacky tobacky. But you plug them in and watch the disc barely moving and turn one on and it starts going like a disco record round n round.. Man the Acrylic I get down at the paint supplies you thin like 50/50 . .I like it because you only need to buy half the paint to do a car than 2 pack and it's easier to sand and work with.. Plus you really not supposed to spray 2 pack in a residential area, you used to be able to get away with it - but now they are cracking down on it and starting to fine people , and I'm not talking parking fine money either..
My name is Jim and I'm just like him. I painted my '61 Plymouth Fury black and yellow stripes one day. I had a dream and that's what I did. I started with black in the middle of each door, the hood, roof, and trunk. Then I filled in between the black stripes with yellow. It looked like a big bumblebee. I painted "LOVE INN" on the rear end and filled the back seat with empty beer cans. Since I didn't rinse the beer cans and they smelled and drew bees. Funny how "beer" starts with "bee." Yep, Jim reminds me of another guy like me. People think I'm retarded but they're right.
I like Jim. He is an inventer. Just stop for a minute and consider : how did they start with an airplane? How did they make gun powder. They had a guy like Jim who tried.
I used to work for a guy years ago that had his own business here in the Uk that bought second hand ford transit vans from auctions.we used to prep them ,clean them up then the painter sprayed them with dulux household gloss paint .every one was painted white .and when they were done .they looked every inch as good as the paint ford put on and lasted longer .ford paint in the uk on vans is appalling .he then resold them back at the auctions.I did all the mechanical work on them if they needed that type of work.❤❤
It's cool to see in a video of this guy this host is up the road for my grandparents place in Woodville and he always had cool stuff going on I remember there being a couple motorcycles in the living room you can see them from the front window I live in Edmonton Alberta now brings back a lot of memories seeing that place
Jim cracked me up! 😂. I was a house painter for years and on cold days are humid days I wound add a little lacquer thinner to my oil based paint to help it dry. But if you are painting a ice cube it is probably going to take a while to dry! Jim should try using a heater.
I’ve painted houses and cars my entire life and it would drive me crazy to make logic out of Jim’s rambling. He’s just lost with a little bit of knowledge but I still would listen to him. The man works and try’s but that’s the main thing that makes me like and respect him.
Reminds me of the teenage days when I used to go to STANDARD BRANDS PAINTS.....and buy Yacht hull enamel. mix the blue and white oil base paint together and paint an old falcon, Chevy 2 or other car to get it ready to sell. Even did this with an old 58 and 9 chevy truck. Better than primer and made it look good to sell.
A man came into my dad's body shop one time wearing a raggedy old coat. His jacket had many long strings or perhanging you might say bits of cloth from the coat's lining hanging down in every direction. My dad had just finished painting a Ford and it looked like this fellow was going to get into the wet paint job at any moment. He was a talker, and he kept talking and all the time, and he seemed to get closer to the wet paint job at every exaggerated move he made. My dad took this as long as he could and finally decided he had to say something to the fellow, so he said, "That's fresh paint on that Ford there, so be careful. "Oh it won't hurt this old coat," the guy said.
I love it when you guys visit Jim it’s good to see Chad and him laughing. Gotta have a little fun time every once in a while keep up the good work and don’t change the show. 42:13
You just gotta love it when they go visit with Jim to see how his project is going. Chad and Jolene are awesome going over to see how the project is moving along.
It's great to see that Jim is having fun working on his oldsmobile Chad and jolene if he keeps going the way he is it'll be a nice car to keep instead of driving it around the fields. Keep up the great work all of you 👍 👏
Jim hello 👋 how ya been ? Nice to see old Jim and what's he's up to . Now he's painting a car with house paint ? Keep it simple and within your budget . That's going to be awesome if you can make it work . Thumbs-up Jimbo 👍 Jolene and Chad are great friends of yours !
I bet this Oldsmobile's factory blue used to be lighter. Jim's lucky i dont live a lot closer. I bring him some cars to paint this winter. And I'd probably try to talk Jim into sellin the Oldsmobile to me. Lol It might be a few months before that paint dries at those temps. Even at 45-50F it takes days...been there done that. 🙄 Oh and Ive seen some crazy cheap paint jobs! Textured rollers, and latex house paint, the water-base stuff. Ive seen people throw steal dust onto tacky paint to create fake rust. It takes a while patina, vinegar speeds it up. lol
Thank you. Jim reminds me of a mentor of mine. Everything is organized chaos but it works out in the end. Tricks, tips and life wisdom sprinkled in and mixed up.
It's good to see people enjoying each other's company you got a friendship in each other that's a wonderful thing thank you for sharing with me please continue
Jim Bo that olds is taking shape. Jim’s puttin the paint to er. Holy The old gas tank looks more like an a - - tank with that big hole in it. Jim Bo gets er done when it’s done. Put some Japanese dryer in that oil base house paint Jim Bo Speeds up the drying time when she’s chilly . Japanese dryer is a clear liquid. You likely know of it. Hi Chad Hi Jolene Perhaps you can suggest that product for Jim Bo to add to his oil based house paint. She’ll dry fast. Jim Bo might even get a second coat on the same day.
Very entertaining watching you two guys like a comedy team .Maybe have Jimbo more in your videos such a nice guy and very smart and funny & Chad too. Really enjoyed this video and Jolenes great camera work as always ...Glenn
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Jimbo is the star of the show. Can't get enough of him. Good job guys 😂
Yep we don’t get these type of characters anymore ..we have to learn stuff from the older generations while they’re still here..
I admire how respectful you are to other peoples way of doing things.
Jim needs his own channel. I would watch his farm engineering every day.
His channel name is Jim Patterson
Always a pleasure to see Jim!
Jimbo is one of a kind. so serious and funny at the same time...👍
Jim has his methods and materials. Amazing that they actually work. Chad and Jolene are encouraging him to do well with the project :)
It,s like this l see it,s his and till we have one let's be fair don't complain don't see yours up here ? Ther been said just saying life goes on
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I gotta say.. the Jim episodes are always uplifting and fun to watch! Nice to watch folks getting things done as well as exercise their sense of humor. 😁
I paint my cars with Rustoleum . I thin it 50% with mineral spirits and apply it with a white foam roller. It flows out and smooth and dry to the touch in 30 min. It takes about six coats to get full coverage. I wet sand it after the third coat with 320 and 2000 after the 6th coat then I buff it. I get good results and its cheap and durable.
From one eccentric character on the West Coast, Jim is a wonderful, character. He has his way of thinking through his problems, and Chad, brilliantly, adds the magic ingredients (reducer and hardener), to make the plan workable. I love that Olds hardtop. It was the only Olds from that model year that I liked. What a fun hour.
You smile,you laugh,and you smile again.
Jimbo is quite the character. Lol
Any old guy will know exactly what they’re doing, that’s what we did as kids with no money and working on a $100.00 car. That was our Friday night lights. HaHa
i"ve used Coleman fuel on the cheap, it's mostly Naptha , or just get some Naptha. Toulene,
Xylene works, laquer thinner flattens it a bit you can cut it with mineral spirits to slow it. Japan drier is also what we used traditionally as a painter to speed drying of residential, commercial and industrial oil base paints. Retired painter
How glad am I that you have Jimbo in your life, and thanks for sharing him with the world
Loved Jim serving his apprenticeship with Chad as mentor. 🎉
Jim is priceless!! He needs his own show!! 😃
Always fantastic and a good time at Jimbos place
Ol Jimbo is a great guy and he's funny. He cracks me up, it always puts me in a better mood when I see him on the videos. 😁👍
Welcome to Canada. 🇨🇦🇨🇦 Greatest country with genuinely kind folk. And great beer.
Always great to see what Jim is up to.
I enjoy Jim so much so cool about everything
It's like watching Cosmo Kramer do automotive work
Chad, you are nothing short of an automobile artist. Beautiful work.
Me and the painter I was working for, painted an old 85 dodge van I had years ago,, with some oil base, high gloss industrial paint and some foam rollers and brushes. Did a little sanding and primer smoothed some bumps and dents then taped and rolled it out. It looked great. It was already white but a lot of small dings and scratches damage. Was ready for work the next morning. It was so smooth. We knew nothing about spaying but rolled out hundreds of gallons, so that helped.
Good always seeing jimbo !! Thanks chad and Jolene for bringing us along 👍 Hi Fina
Watching you 2 has made my week , Don't ever change
A trip to Jim's is like finding yourself in the Twilight Zone
hahahaha, your right !
Its great that Chad and Jolene are respectful with Jimbo and watch out for him, says a lot about the kind of people they are. Also how did you guys ever meet Jim in the first place?
"20 ga. .... it's thicker than no metal."
😆😆😆
Addendum: Just got to the part where he used his fingers with the roller. So awesome. I might not agree with the methods, but I give high marks for gumption!
Sounds like Jim wants a little patina on that sucker. Totally doable. Sand off some paint and squirt some vinegar and salt mixure on the bare metal. It'd be tough to match the variety of tones in rust, so might as well use real rust.
Love watching these older guys.
I always have a good laugh when you go see Jimbo. Nothing seems to bother him no matter what he does. I’m sure he is a great friend.
any show with Jim in it is a good one
I like these paint experiments ✅ Yes, I think you could add a little more black for the next coat..
Great job guys 👍
Need to see more of Jimbo very smart man
the world needs more jims
Another great video thanks guys always good seeing Jim
Jim is a piece of work but I guess it works for him. I would not be screwing up one of the most iconic designs of all time. A one of a kind 57 Olds. Who in their right mind would paint like that?
We need some more of Jim true legend 🙂
His channel name is Jim Patterson
I would love to sit down with jim for a day😊❤
House paint crazy but what ever works right.
He's an awesome individual 😎 Thanks Appreciate the footage...
You guys need to get some of those heat lamps, you probably find them better for people that grow the wacky tobacky. But you plug them in and watch the disc barely moving and turn one on and it starts going like a disco record round n round.. Man the Acrylic I get down at the paint supplies you thin like 50/50 . .I like it because you only need to buy half the paint to do a car than 2 pack and it's easier to sand and work with.. Plus you really not supposed to spray 2 pack in a residential area, you used to be able to get away with it - but now they are cracking down on it and starting to fine people , and I'm not talking parking fine money either..
My name is Jim and I'm just like him. I painted my '61 Plymouth Fury black and yellow stripes one day. I had a dream and that's what I did. I started with black in the middle of each door, the hood, roof, and trunk. Then I filled in between the black stripes with yellow. It looked like a big bumblebee. I painted "LOVE INN" on the rear end and filled the back seat with empty beer cans. Since I didn't rinse the beer cans and they smelled and drew bees. Funny how "beer" starts with "bee." Yep, Jim reminds me of another guy like me. People think I'm retarded but they're right.
Never a dull moment with Jimbo
I like Jim.
He is an inventer.
Just stop for a minute and consider : how did they start with an airplane? How did they make gun powder.
They had a guy like Jim who tried.
It’s always good to see jimbo Chad and Jolene in one place 👍
its always special when you get together with jimbo
Always fun to see Jim telling and explaining stuff and working on his projects, but on his own way he's getting the job done,thanks for sharing
Chad u should make jimbo part of the crew
Did jimbo use hus coffee cup to mix that blue paint some time? Never know with jimbo! 😊
Jim is a treasure I could listen to him all day
I used to work for a guy years ago that had his own business here in the Uk that bought second hand ford transit vans from auctions.we used to prep them ,clean them up then the painter sprayed them with dulux household gloss paint .every one was painted white .and when they were done .they looked every inch as good as the paint ford put on and lasted longer .ford paint in the uk on vans is appalling .he then resold them back at the auctions.I did all the mechanical work on them if they needed that type of work.❤❤
Jimbo and Chad bounce off each other brilliantly.
It's cool to see in a video of this guy this host is up the road for my grandparents place in Woodville and he always had cool stuff going on I remember there being a couple motorcycles in the living room you can see them from the front window I live in Edmonton Alberta now brings back a lot of memories seeing that place
Jim cracked me up! 😂. I was a house painter for years and on cold days are humid days I wound add a little lacquer thinner to my oil based paint to help it dry. But if you are painting a ice cube it is probably going to take a while to dry! Jim should try using a heater.
These two are hoot. If your having a bad day just watch a Jim and Chad episode you can’t help but smile.
I’ve painted houses and cars my entire life and it would drive me crazy to make logic out of Jim’s rambling. He’s just lost with a little bit of knowledge but I still would listen to him. The man works and try’s but that’s the main thing that makes me like and respect him.
Bright white and bright blue would look amazing
Reminds me of the teenage days when I used to go to STANDARD BRANDS PAINTS.....and buy Yacht hull enamel. mix the blue and white oil base paint together and paint an old falcon, Chevy 2 or other car to get it ready to sell. Even did this with an old 58 and 9 chevy truck. Better than primer and made it look good to sell.
A man came into my dad's body shop one time wearing a raggedy old coat. His jacket had many long strings or perhanging you might say bits of cloth from the coat's lining hanging down in every direction. My dad had just finished painting a Ford and it looked like this fellow was going to get into the wet paint job at any moment. He was a talker, and he kept talking and all the time, and he seemed to get closer to the wet paint job at every exaggerated move he made. My dad took this as long as he could and finally decided he had to say something to the fellow, so he said, "That's fresh paint on that Ford there, so be careful. "Oh it won't hurt this old coat," the guy said.
Just started following last week ! This one was epic backyard fun! Lol😂
Jim is absolutely the best!
Chad you certainly are an amazing artist.
I love it when you guys visit Jim it’s good to see Chad and him laughing. Gotta have a little fun time every once in a while keep up the good work and don’t change the show. 42:13
Thanks for the Entertainment 👍👍👍
"Ohhh expensive stuff, we dont wanna use that." 😂😂
Very entertaining to watch these builders .house paint 😮
Alkyd enamel works well with reducer and hardener, I've even mixed in cheap thin clear instead of reducer and it worked like a cheap single stage.
I think that's what the guy from my town uses but he pronounced it wrong alkaloid
Sounds good good days to U great peoples
Probably the funniest episode I've seen 😂
You gotta love Jimbo !!! Soo awsome
Jimbo, thanks for sharing
Interesting painting in that cold garage
You just gotta love it when they go visit with Jim to see how his project is going. Chad and Jolene are awesome going over to see how the project is moving along.
Jim is legend! My new found hero!🤘😁
What ever works Sir Jim well done
Lovely to see Jim, perhaps not quite on a par with Chad, the main thing is, he`s happy, tinkering with his motors.
Always a hoot when Jim is on camera.... enjoy watching... Thanks for sharing Jolene..👍🇨🇦
It's great to see that Jim is having fun working on his oldsmobile Chad and jolene if he keeps going the way he is it'll be a nice car to keep instead of driving it around the fields. Keep up the great work all of you 👍 👏
Love Jim’s philosophy re: the system..best reality car show for classic car guys..absolute gem 🙌
Jim hello 👋 how ya been ? Nice to see old Jim and what's he's up to . Now he's painting a car with house paint ? Keep it simple and within your budget . That's going to be awesome if you can make it work . Thumbs-up Jimbo 👍 Jolene and Chad are great friends of yours !
Jim the man, if he's happy everybody happy
Its such an beautiful conversation between two car lovers who appreciate each others work. A good time off work. Loved it 💕💕👍😊
This gave me a great chuckle today when I really needed it! The interaction is awesome and Jim is hilarious! And mixing paints? He’s a genius!
I bet this Oldsmobile's factory blue used to be lighter. Jim's lucky i dont live a lot closer. I bring him some cars to paint this winter. And I'd probably try to talk Jim into sellin the Oldsmobile to me. Lol It might be a few months before that paint dries at those temps. Even at 45-50F it takes days...been there done that. 🙄
Oh and Ive seen some crazy cheap paint jobs! Textured rollers, and latex house paint, the water-base stuff. Ive seen people throw steal dust onto tacky paint to create fake rust. It takes a while patina, vinegar speeds it up. lol
I like how it looks, paint the whole car like this.
Thank you. Jim reminds me of a mentor of mine. Everything is organized chaos but it works out in the end. Tricks, tips and life wisdom sprinkled in and mixed up.
OMG Jimbo, bless your heart 😂😂 Cheers from Vancouver
Great video seeing Jim working on his project Chad and Jolene
Thanks for sharing 😎
Love the old timer tricks
It's good to see people enjoying each other's company you got a friendship in each other that's a wonderful thing thank you for sharing with me please continue
Gotta see more of Jim
every body knows someone like him gota love him
Jim is back to the future man God bless.
Awesome, Thanks -- Hi Jim
Just stumbled upon your channel....love it!!
Jim is a trip! Gotta love him
Now that is the way to cut in two colours!!!😊
Jimbo is a true cowboy , what a character 👏 👌
Jim Bo that olds is taking shape.
Jim’s puttin the paint to er. Holy
The old gas tank looks more like an a - - tank with that big hole in it. Jim Bo gets er done when it’s done.
Put some Japanese dryer in that oil base house paint Jim Bo Speeds up the drying time when she’s chilly .
Japanese dryer is a clear liquid. You likely know of it.
Hi Chad Hi Jolene
Perhaps you can suggest that product for Jim Bo to add to his oil based house paint. She’ll dry fast. Jim Bo might even get a second coat on the same day.
Very entertaining watching you two guys like a comedy team .Maybe have Jimbo more in your videos such a nice guy and very smart and funny & Chad too. Really enjoyed this video and Jolenes great camera work as always ...Glenn