Grab a panel off a car, paint it, have the whole donut crew sign it, and auction it off for charity. Could also do a raffle and donate the money from it to a charity. Or do what Hoonigan did and every dollar spent from a merch sale = entries into the raffle.
Sure donut has a large following on RUclips, but is it really that great of a brand that them signing something would raise its value tremendously. Im not so sure.
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It is weird that red is the most expensive colour nowadays in the old times it was the cheapest so many armies wore red and many flags have red inside them as well. Purple was the most expensive colour back then so the Roman Emperors usually wore purple to display their wealth and power as an example.
Even weirder is they probably got their red pigment from the same exact place, Red clay. Afterall clay is one of the oldest building materials known to mankind.
You really don’t even have to go back that far. The whole reason barns are stereotyped as red is bc most barns were painted red for the reason you mentioned above.
Reason why red is expensive now is that they were dependant on lead Additives to give reds and yellows good coverage however which changes in Voc levels and so on companies had to give up this type of formulation and now need to use more of the pigments to achieve the coverage.
There is this very fancy Dutch paint that my dad used to renew his studio. I don't remember the brand, but he had to hire some specific contractor, and the paint itself was sooo expensive. But it was worth it, after 10 years it looks beautiful and shiny, not a single spot has faded.
You could do a Money Pit episode on the process of painting interior or exterior parts and see which paint looks the best. Could add in some cheap automotive spray can paint from AutoZone/O'Reily's to the mix too
In most applications, water is considered a solvent. More conveniently, it's also a highly polar solvent, meaning that it is pretty effective at bonding to and dissolving a lot of different compounds. So any other solvents aside from water that are added to water-based paints are used to make the other compounds more soluble in water.
for the paint, you could paint the sides of a stack of cards or whatever to make the most of it and sell it or give it away. that way, many people get to experience the paint and you could sign it to make it merch. :) cool vid also
Glasurit is good stuff. There's a reason why a lot of German cars use it. Look at how durable years later their finishes are compared to other manufacturers and their methods of body finishing. The undercoating/ rust inhibitors/ protective coating procedures are also not created equal. Take cosmoline and cavity waxes for example. The quality/ application process can make all the difference in preserving the metal work for years to come. Thanks for sharing this, even though I've worked in the collision/ body industry it was still cool to see and educational.
As a Lexus tech, I'm glad to see Structural Blue made an appearance! It's a part of our LC500 training and some of our other courses, and it's truly gorgeous to see in person!
I really didn't like that show. The song and him yelling the whole time just gave me a headache and made me impatient and wanting the video to just end.
We determine the color of an object based on the spectrum it reflects. In this case, that means the paint IS blue. It simply doesn't use blue pigment to achieve this color. If you want your mind blown, check out magenta.
I work in the paint department of a parts supplier for Toyota, Lexus and Subaru, we're still using solvent based paints, I remember the first time I walked into the mix room of one of the lines I felt like the room was spinning thanks to the fumes. I can also say that silver is the biggest pain to paint and Lexus paint is double the cost of Toyota paint.
JB, you do a great job explaining complex ideas. It takes intelligent people to understand complex issues, but only brilliant people know how to explain complex ideas in layman terminology. Well done!
I’m in the coating industry and racecar is life so seeing this fairly in depth explanation from one of my fav car channels is super cool. Really good explanation. I just wish more people cared about it cuz the chemistry is actually pretty nuts. Solid vid guys 🤙🏼
having worked in a body repair and paint shop i can agree with everything said in this video water based paint has over 3000 different shades of silver in total we had a rack of 60 different paint cans from glasuruit a German auto paint company
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As someone who works in R&D for a paint company I just want to say that I didn't expect much when I clicked the video. But, I' surprised, you got basically everything correct. One thing people really don't understand is that with paint you get what you pay for. I can make a REALLY shitty paint and sell it cheap, or I can make a high performing, beautiful looking and expensive one.
I thought that red would be cheaper because the pigment is essentially rust. I remember learning in chemistry that barns were usually painted red because iron oxide is so abundant and therefore cheap and readily available (it's abundant because of it's ease of production during the big bang and nucleosynthesis)
I've painted a lot with both the 22 series and 90 series paints by Glasurit. Another note to remark about the Glasurit lines of paints is that they're also made for ease of use and learning them is alot easier than other paints. A Glasurit 22 line beige and a Glasurit 22 line black color will behave similarly when being sprayed onto a panel. They balance the ratios of ingredients so that all paints feel the same to put down and they also make sure they cover similarly across the board. However in my experiences with other brands such as Spies Heckler Permasolid line I tried two colors, a black one and a beige one. The black color had an ok surface tension flow but they beige one had a very high chance of making runs, the fact that when painting with Spies Heckler I had to learn myself how to thin out the beige color to stop it from making it run was very irritating. Other brand such as Spies Heckler permasolid behave extremely differently even though they work the same as the 22 line from Glasurit. I have a lot experiences with other brands and a confidence to say that if you get to learn glasurit it is by far the best paint option on the market, both for the hobby market and the professional one. And before anyone asks what paintgun I use I have two SATAjet 4000 B RP digital 1.3. One for Clear coats and solvent paints, and another for Water based paints. Just my two cents.
I’ve been lucky enough to have a dad who went to a glasurit painting school and has sprayed the paint professionally for over 25 years now and he’s even rubbing off some of the knowledge onto me lol.
The most expensive paint I’ve mixed at work was Ford Mystichrome. $4000 per gallon in PPG Deltron DBC. I used 2oz to paint my valve cover. It was $63 for 2oz.
I always thought it was weird how when i go to Amazon to buy new headphones and phone charger that the red version costs $10 more than the alternative Black version...
If you want to see eye-watering paint prices, look at the price of the paint tinters that painters use to make up the paint in a Bodyshop, some are £750+ per litre so that $2k per gallon is relatively cheap.
I absolutely love this video. I work for one of the major paint companies and all of this stuff is true. There is a massive difference between cheap and expensive pain. You get what you pay for.
I think you guys should have some car accessory painted with that paint and sell them on your website as a limited run. Maybe something like aluminum valve stem covers with a donut “d” on it or something like that? Or maybe some donut enamel pins with the liquid metal paint as limited edition pins. OR paint one type of car accessory with it and then do a giveaway on your social media platforms. 1 of 1 exclusivity is always a home run.
Great video as a body man this guy touched on all things that make paint so expensive and what it is. A lot guys we’ve quoted think we’re out to lunch but really that’s what it costs
I would like to see both paints applied to two identical body panels and compare how are the visual differences and try to see how do they react when you launch small stone chips at them and see if the expensive one does any better
Use the extra paint to paint plastic Gundam models. Since it's water-based, it'd actually be compatible with a lot of different paints already used by the model continuity (just don't put laquer or enamel directly on top without a thin clear coat between them).
This video is absolutely incredible! I knew paint is complicated, that spectrometers were used to generate a paint code, and that paint code was put into a computer which then tells you what ingredients to put and how much. You then go up to a huge rack of ingredients and use a super accurate weighing scale to measure each ingredient and mix. Even a slight deviation messes the paint up. I had no idea that two slightly different shades of the same colour could have a 10x difference in price. I live in India. Over here most non-dealership body shops are tiny independant set-ups that can't really afford spectrometers or paint booths. When they need a particular paint, they usually take the fuel tank lid to a paint distributor who uses a spectrometer and makes the mix. Most paint shops don't put in the effort to carefully mix the paint exactly as specified by the software, so there is almost always at least a minor difference in the new paint and old one. The dealerships usually have all the equipment and ingredients and do try their best to mix the paint properly but in most cases a trained eye can spot what panels on a car have been repainted. The exception is only with the luxury car dealerships, because they usually have super expensive fully automated paint mixers that are 100 percent accurate with the ingredient measurement. Depending on the car type, brand and size, dealerships typically repaint an entire car for between USD 1,000 and 2,000. The independent body shops can do it for USD 250 to 600, but you can be pretty sure the paint will be noticeably different from the original, and quite likely begin to fade in a year. Sometimes they do such a bad job that the paint will begin to crack in the summer and form a kind of mosaic pattern.
I was at a friends paint booth and he had a mask that the filter was going bad. To show me how bad it is he let me try it on for a second. Car paint is absolutely noxious. Breathing with a good filter you don't even notice, switch to a used up one and I can't imagine breathing it strait with out any protection. Dang!
You should paint accents on any bike you own, that would accent well with the silver Porsche paint. Fans would love to see you work on your own bikes while taking us through the paint process.
That why painters needed patrons. All the classic paintings are literally made of crushed jewels. Ruby's for red emeralds for green and so on. I remember Lapiz Lazuli blue with real gold flakes.
this got me curious as to how much it would cost to restore my factory paint since its a dark pearl red. After some research I found out its about $600 a Gallon and I think I'll be going with Nardo Grey instead.
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Grab a panel off a car, paint it, have the whole donut crew sign it, and auction it off for charity.
Could also do a raffle and donate the money from it to a charity.
Or do what Hoonigan did and every dollar spent from a merch sale = entries into the raffle.
Sure donut has a large following on RUclips, but is it really that great of a brand that them signing something would raise its value tremendously. Im not so sure.
Good idea, hopefully someone would actually put it on their car as well.
I don't think that will work how you think it will, but it's a neat idea.
@Whut why you say that? You a professional painter?
@@Shazzkid agree
Use the expensive paint to have “HiCar” pinstriped somewhere on hicar, and use the cheap to pinstripe “LoCar” on locar.
The cars are wrapped
or backwards... LoCar needs some bling
Pinstriping is normally done with colors that work like solids, such as Spies Hecker Permasolid and Glasurit 22 line. Not metallic basecoats.
Oh, yeah! PINSTRIPING FOR THE WIN!
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Someone: "Whoa, nice color! Which shade of blue is it?"
Lexus: "No"
Iracadescent blue
It is weird that red is the most expensive colour nowadays in the old times it was the cheapest so many armies wore red and many flags have red inside them as well. Purple was the most expensive colour back then so the Roman Emperors usually wore purple to display their wealth and power as an example.
Ya I just heard that in my history class
Even weirder is they probably got their red pigment from the same exact place, Red clay. Afterall clay is one of the oldest building materials known to mankind.
You really don’t even have to go back that far. The whole reason barns are stereotyped as red is bc most barns were painted red for the reason you mentioned above.
Paints and dyes often have different sources for their pigment. So the dye might have been easier to obtain than the paint pigment.
Reason why red is expensive now is that they were dependant on lead Additives to give reds and yellows good coverage however which changes in Voc levels and so on companies had to give up this type of formulation and now need to use more of the pigments to achieve the coverage.
Give the paint to Zach Jobe, let him use it for a episode of money pit
he can paint his rollbar with that
My first thought as well, though something on low car could be funny :P
Literally had the same idea!
Yes, please give him another week to procrastinate on the turbo lol.
He can paint racing stripes with it
It's all about those pigments. I use to sell art supplies and we had a 37ml tube or genuine chinese vermilion that sold for over $120!!
Yep and it's all about that cadmium yellow.
@@chico305SIGMA cadmium's are so pure and opaque though. And that cobalt. 🤩
There is this very fancy Dutch paint that my dad used to renew his studio. I don't remember the brand, but he had to hire some specific contractor, and the paint itself was sooo expensive. But it was worth it, after 10 years it looks beautiful and shiny, not a single spot has faded.
What about the organic royal blue ?
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“Ear-cah-descent mica” instead of iridescent mica really got me.
Soul-vent
"dehydrated iron oxide" hold on, so all red cars are actually painted with rust flakes? lmao
I coated my car with that for free by not washing it for 10 years.
@@andrewbellinger6120 outstanding move
Lexus back then: We have the smoothest running cars
Lexus now: We have blue cars that arent actually blue
And still the smoothest running cars
You could do a Money Pit episode on the process of painting interior or exterior parts and see which paint looks the best. Could add in some cheap automotive spray can paint from AutoZone/O'Reily's to the mix too
The most recent moneypit has just that with dashboard refinishing
In most applications, water is considered a solvent. More conveniently, it's also a highly polar solvent, meaning that it is pretty effective at bonding to and dissolving a lot of different compounds. So any other solvents aside from water that are added to water-based paints are used to make the other compounds more soluble in water.
Watching all the way from South Africa, keep up the good work. I'm loving the videos 🙏🏽🔥
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Wtf Nolan? Make some donuts!
@@lachlanhewett7115 ayeee
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for the paint, you could paint the sides of a stack of cards or whatever to make the most of it and sell it or give it away. that way, many people get to experience the paint and you could sign it to make it merch. :) cool vid also
I would buy that
Good idea
That's smart actually.
What?
Do this, but with wonderbaums instead!
Glasurit is good stuff. There's a reason why a lot of German cars use it. Look at how durable years later their finishes are compared to other manufacturers and their methods of body finishing. The undercoating/ rust inhibitors/ protective coating procedures are also not created equal. Take cosmoline and cavity waxes for example. The quality/ application process can make all the difference in preserving the metal work for years to come. Thanks for sharing this, even though I've worked in the collision/ body industry it was still cool to see and educational.
As a Lexus tech, I'm glad to see Structural Blue made an appearance! It's a part of our LC500 training and some of our other courses, and it's truly gorgeous to see in person!
"Like red because it can increase the horsepower of my car"
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thank you
Don't forget the stripes, it add 25psi of boost.
@@wantse-rita25y.oopenmycana50 wtf🤣🤣🤣
@@CarreraJP7-GT why ask someone to delete their comment? That's friggin lame tbh..
Paint the Miata spoiler +20hp
yeah mo powa babeh
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@@sardarjireloaded2928 mohhhh powwaaahh
I can't wrap my head around "it looks blue but it's not blue" imagine someone getting pissed at you calling it blue
It is blue, it just doesnt have blue pigment.
It's blue, except it's not really blue, but it's *also* blue.
Idk dude, blue pretty sus to me.
@@holomatic1549 Is that blue car yours? Well yes, but actually no.
@@DuBstep115 but still yes
Actually, color is the reflection of light, so the object you are seeing that appears to be any color is actually everything BUT that color.
“Didn’t have 2000 dollars” come on, just say that it would be dumb to buy it, don’t lie to me
ah yes paint.
When paint is more interesting than school
i sniff paint (and glue)
@@kotelypiesely1268 same
@@kotelypiesely1268 same
Did he spent $2200 just for a video?
Damn, that made me miss Science Garage more than before
I really didn't like that show. The song and him yelling the whole time just gave me a headache and made me impatient and wanting the video to just end.
Damn that's a major throwback. I miss Bart.
I still miss Bart... :'(
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I work in the paint industry and this was actually reaaally well explained. Thumbs up!
"IRACADESANT"
It’s like Norm Macdonald & John Mayer had a kid together 🤷♂️
Ha! You nailed it 👍
This is so accurate holy crap
Damn. I was just about to say he looks like John Mayer's son and you beat me to it.😂😂🎉🎉👍👍🔥🔥
Some would even say... frank Stallone..
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That paint would like pretty good on the valve cover of a certain Miata.
🆘🅰️
I agree. An MPV would look excellent with it.
Just blew my mind, I love the intricacies of paint and pigment, and seeing Blue, without actually being blue is awefsaerbtw4eaWErgbarefome
We determine the color of an object based on the spectrum it reflects. In this case, that means the paint IS blue. It simply doesn't use blue pigment to achieve this color. If you want your mind blown, check out magenta.
Paint some “donut media” branded helmets! And give them away!
I assumed that the most expensive paint color was fords mystichrome
Don't assume
XD
It's not expensive, they just charged more 😂
Only on the 1 off ford gt 😂😂
I found a more expensive one ruclips.net/video/dQw4w9WgXcQ/видео.html
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Good luck getting your "structural blue" lexus repaired and colour matched in the event of an accident 🤣
I work in the paint department of a parts supplier for Toyota, Lexus and Subaru, we're still using solvent based paints, I remember the first time I walked into the mix room of one of the lines I felt like the room was spinning thanks to the fumes. I can also say that silver is the biggest pain to paint and Lexus paint is double the cost of Toyota paint.
Moral of the story:
Lexus’s dupli-color pen is going to be hella expensive
These ads keep getting more and more sensual everyday.
It’s going to be RUclips videos on ads pretty soon
@@DuskAzura do you get like 4 double ads a video?
@@seamuso7020 I get more ads per video than I do blink
U guys get nice ads while I get a ad about an vaccum
@@kouki__outletedits9803 I get ads about politics over and over again.
JB, you do a great job explaining complex ideas. It takes intelligent people to understand complex issues, but only brilliant people know how to explain complex ideas in layman terminology. Well done!
Jeremiah & Zach's shows have been killing it lately
Mazda’s Crystal soul red is easily one of the best Red Paints out there right now
This new format for B2B is absolutely perfect for Uncle Jerry. So good to see him shine
I'm a painter I do houses and cars and every time I've had to explain differences in price now I got a video I can send people thank you very much
This changes the meaning of “Dirt Cheap”
I thought it was high low
Lol
me too lol
"This is High Low, today we see if this $500 paint job can compare to this $50K paint job."
I want an UP TO SPEED on UP TO SPEED !
An up to speed on donut media would be nice
doug demuro's half video ends when he says Thiiisssss
I’m in the coating industry and racecar is life so seeing this fairly in depth explanation from one of my fav car channels is super cool. Really good explanation. I just wish more people cared about it cuz the chemistry is actually pretty nuts. Solid vid guys 🤙🏼
having worked in a body repair and paint shop i can agree with everything said in this video water based paint has over 3000 different shades of silver in total we had a rack of 60 different paint cans from glasuruit a German auto paint company
Me: I don’t have time to see my family!!
Also me: *watches a 10 min video about paint*
Much love, your friends at Rev Media!!
Dad?
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@@JapaneseSoomi hmmmmmm maybeeee
1:00 reminds me of that guy from TLC that has a relationship with his car
@@guyontheinternet8891 It was a lame-ass FWD last-gen Monte Carlo.
100% a throwback to that video.
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As someone who works in R&D for a paint company I just want to say that I didn't expect much when I clicked the video.
But, I' surprised, you got basically everything correct.
One thing people really don't understand is that with paint you get what you pay for.
I can make a REALLY shitty paint and sell it cheap, or I can make a high performing, beautiful looking and expensive one.
The real answer:
"It's 10x more expensive just because it can be and someone will still buy it"
So you didnt watch the video
Jeremiah has grown SO MUCH - this is by far my favorite video with him as a host. Keep doing great dude!
Alternate title: Jerry going hard in the paint
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@@skizzik121 thanks bruv
I just paid $1500 for Brewster green base coat for my e21 build. Just layer the paint down yesterday and looks amazing.
Next time on Donut ads: "step car, why are you in my room?"
John Carpenter's
Christine: Sexual Predator.
Not first but, I wanna get something out there we're still waiting for a video on minitrucks/ lowrider trucks
That's why I miss the '90's they were EVERYWHERE.
By the time my project s10 is “done” they’ll be popular again
@@nikc6320 hope so I've been planning on starting a project for myself
I thought that red would be cheaper because the pigment is essentially rust.
I remember learning in chemistry that barns were usually painted red because iron oxide is so abundant and therefore cheap and readily available (it's abundant because of it's ease of production during the big bang and nucleosynthesis)
okay that structural blue is just about the coolest thing ive ever seen
My recommendations know what I want to watch at the best timing. Another great Bumper 2 Bumper
You should paint the money pit miata's wing mirrors with the expensive paint
OK but that burnt orange/copper background you were in front of was the best color in this video ❤️
You could swatch the two paints, and give them weather/stress tests.
Thats an Is It Worth It episode right there.
TELL JAMES WE MISS UP TO SPEED AND A SUGGESTION IS AN UP TO SPEED ON THE 2JZ AND KEN BLOCK.
In the same video?
@@saint_lewis yes
@@saint_lewis i think he's suggesting 2 vids
also we need an up to speed on Le Mans
and Sbarro, never herd of it? most likely not
We want UP TO SPEEED
We need an up to speed on Ralliart!
I've painted a lot with both the 22 series and 90 series paints by Glasurit. Another note to remark about the Glasurit lines of paints is that they're also made for ease of use and learning them is alot easier than other paints. A Glasurit 22 line beige and a Glasurit 22 line black color will behave similarly when being sprayed onto a panel. They balance the ratios of ingredients so that all paints feel the same to put down and they also make sure they cover similarly across the board.
However in my experiences with other brands such as Spies Heckler Permasolid line I tried two colors, a black one and a beige one. The black color had an ok surface tension flow but they beige one had a very high chance of making runs, the fact that when painting with Spies Heckler I had to learn myself how to thin out the beige color to stop it from making it run was very irritating. Other brand such as Spies Heckler permasolid behave extremely differently even though they work the same as the 22 line from Glasurit.
I have a lot experiences with other brands and a confidence to say that if you get to learn glasurit it is by far the best paint option on the market, both for the hobby market and the professional one.
And before anyone asks what paintgun I use I have two SATAjet 4000 B RP digital 1.3. One for Clear coats and solvent paints, and another for Water based paints.
Just my two cents.
I’ve been lucky enough to have a dad who went to a glasurit painting school and has sprayed the paint professionally for over 25 years now and he’s even rubbing off some of the knowledge onto me lol.
The most expensive paint I’ve mixed at work was Ford Mystichrome. $4000 per gallon in PPG Deltron DBC. I used 2oz to paint my valve cover. It was $63 for 2oz.
"Red paint is the most expensive paint color"
Oh... there goes my plans to paint my car
Next Hi-car should have it's roof painted with that silver.
I always thought it was weird how when i go to Amazon to buy new headphones and phone charger that the red version costs $10 more than the alternative Black version...
If you want to see eye-watering paint prices, look at the price of the paint tinters that painters use to make up the paint in a Bodyshop, some are £750+ per litre so that $2k per gallon is relatively cheap.
I wonder how they look side by side!
I remember the gun metallic paint on my 370z looking like it was from a 4th dimension, it was awesome.
Limited edition figurine's that gets raffled off made with that paint on the cars.
3:53 WHEN THERE IS SOMETHING GETTING PAINTED THE SMELL IS SO NICE
I absolutely love this video. I work for one of the major paint companies and all of this stuff is true. There is a massive difference between cheap and expensive pain. You get what you pay for.
Watching the thumbnails at first i thought its an eps of money pit
I thought when they did that B2B intro....they were gonna add a paint can
I think you guys should have some car accessory painted with that paint and sell them on your website as a limited run. Maybe something like aluminum valve stem covers with a donut “d” on it or something like that? Or maybe some donut enamel pins with the liquid metal paint as limited edition pins. OR paint one type of car accessory with it and then do a giveaway on your social media platforms. 1 of 1 exclusivity is always a home run.
Great video as a body man this guy touched on all things that make paint so expensive and what it is. A lot guys we’ve quoted think we’re out to lunch but really that’s what it costs
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That moment at 5:13 is way too good. Synced to the music and all. I legit had to pause the video and laugh my ass off
I would like to see both paints applied to two identical body panels and compare how are the visual differences and try to see how do they react when you launch small stone chips at them and see if the expensive one does any better
That's an expensive drink
This was uploaded about a half hour before I spray single stage paint in my auto body course.
Boost up your air pressure kid
Use the extra paint to paint plastic Gundam models. Since it's water-based, it'd actually be compatible with a lot of different paints already used by the model continuity (just don't put laquer or enamel directly on top without a thin clear coat between them).
9:45 "irricadescent" nice one Jerry
Jeremiah's onlyfans is just him 'waxing' his cars chrome exhaust tips 😂😂😂
Low car has the most expensive paint so I don’t agree with the video
This video is absolutely incredible! I knew paint is complicated, that spectrometers were used to generate a paint code, and that paint code was put into a computer which then tells you what ingredients to put and how much. You then go up to a huge rack of ingredients and use a super accurate weighing scale to measure each ingredient and mix. Even a slight deviation messes the paint up. I had no idea that two slightly different shades of the same colour could have a 10x difference in price.
I live in India. Over here most non-dealership body shops are tiny independant set-ups that can't really afford spectrometers or paint booths. When they need a particular paint, they usually take the fuel tank lid to a paint distributor who uses a spectrometer and makes the mix. Most paint shops don't put in the effort to carefully mix the paint exactly as specified by the software, so there is almost always at least a minor difference in the new paint and old one. The dealerships usually have all the equipment and ingredients and do try their best to mix the paint properly but in most cases a trained eye can spot what panels on a car have been repainted. The exception is only with the luxury car dealerships, because they usually have super expensive fully automated paint mixers that are 100 percent accurate with the ingredient measurement. Depending on the car type, brand and size, dealerships typically repaint an entire car for between USD 1,000 and 2,000. The independent body shops can do it for USD 250 to 600, but you can be pretty sure the paint will be noticeably different from the original, and quite likely begin to fade in a year. Sometimes they do such a bad job that the paint will begin to crack in the summer and form a kind of mosaic pattern.
Entertainment and a chemistry class, nothing beats that.
P A I N T , Y U M M Y .
nice eddie vr quote 🤣🤣
Now I want my 95 Lexus Sc400 to be painted structural blue.....
I was at a friends paint booth and he had a mask that the filter was going bad. To show me how bad it is he let me try it on for a second. Car paint is absolutely noxious. Breathing with a good filter you don't even notice, switch to a used up one and I can't imagine breathing it strait with out any protection. Dang!
You should paint accents on any bike you own, that would accent well with the silver Porsche paint. Fans would love to see you work on your own bikes while taking us through the paint process.
Paint Nolan with the cheap paint and paint James with the expensive paint and call it HiLow
The way he is saying “solvent” sounds a lil weird to me lol. The way I’m used to hearing it is more like “sahlvent”
Sounds like he's saying it "soulvent" lol
It's like when people say solder weird lol
That why painters needed patrons. All the classic paintings are literally made of crushed jewels. Ruby's for red emeralds for green and so on. I remember Lapiz Lazuli blue with real gold flakes.
Glasurit 90 series is an incredibly good paint. Incredibly expensive too 😵
Remember the 1600's, when red was the cheapest dye in England? Aye, those were the days.
That's a different dye though.
@@HrHaakon it's a joke, man.
Farts of a virgin unicorn - that makes the paint so expensive. I heard they are to come by.
Yep, unicorns are notorious for sleeping around alot. Finding a virgin unicorn is insanely hard
@@Artyomthewalrus you seen how seksee dem unikarns be? Hoo doggy
Speaking of expensive paint, you guys should do a video on Lumilor paint. It’s paint that lights up.
this got me curious as to how much it would cost to restore my factory paint since its a dark pearl red. After some research I found out its about $600 a Gallon and I think I'll be going with Nardo Grey instead.
Wow I saw this before I got the notification