FIX your cars PEELING WHITE PAINT like a pro!!
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- Опубликовано: 24 фев 2024
- Is the white paint on your Nissan or Toyota starting to peel, making your beloved car look worn-out? Don't worry, because in this step-by-step tutorial, we'll show you how to fix that peeling paint and restore your vehicle's finish to a professional-looking shine.In this video, we'll cover everything you need to know to tackle this project like a seasoned pro. From preparing the surface and selecting the right materials to applying primer, basecoat, and clear coat, we've got you covered.
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I always finished my metal in 180, followed by self etch, then 2k surfacer. That was when I did "peelers" when I worked at dealerships in the 80's and 90's. I helped Chrysler analyze a peeling problem they had back then. Usually the problem is because the factory primer was over baked. This makes the primers too "molecularly" tight resulting in adhesion problems. That's what it appears to be on that Frontier. My advice to the owner: unload it after its repaired, it's just getting started and eventually all the panels will begin peeling, probably the front of the roof will be next. I like your multiple cleaning process, used to do the same myself, it definitely makes a difference. 👍
I believe the same thing is happening to my 03 Tahoe!
After watching a lot of these videos I got what I need to fix my paint. The roof is actually rusting in several places. Spring is coming.... Gonna fix all these spots as explained in these videos... Thanks garage noise. I'm confident I can do it right!
My frontier rain gutters in the roof are also peeling and rusting underneath. So hoping this class action suit gets a good hold as ever panel on my truck has some form of blister or adhesion issue.
Great video Chris, as always I like the way you take us through each step giving us lots of detailed info on what you are doing and why, one of the best YT channels for DIY painters I've learnt so much from you👏🙏👍John UK
Thanks brother appreciate the comment and support!
Always thank you for the great videos and the time it takes you to do them...
Nice video brother, Love the tips and tricks on every video ✌️
Another great video indeed cheers so much a big help to us DIY guys we'll do our best
Thank you for everything you do for us
You are so welcome
Great job
👍Thank's brother!
Just want to say I'm a DIY and I love all the content you provide really helps us little guys on useful information much love brother
Awesome! Thank you!
Really like your videos Chris. You explain every step clearly. Being a first timer I'm struggling with gun setup. Devilbiss finishline 1.5 primer and 1.3 single stage white. 30 psi at the gun. Not sure what to use as far as fluid fan setup. Great videos.
On paint, I would start with full fan and 2.5 turns out from closed and adjust from there as needed.
I thought you had to have a 320G scratch to primer over a panel, but I guess it’s different when you start right from the metal rather than sanded paint or filler.
Thanks Chris and great job 👍🏽
Yes, it's different over metal and for different products. Paint and filler hold the primer a bit better. The upol calls for a 180 grit scratch so when it doubt ust the product technical data sheet. Good question and I appreciate the support!
Thanks for all the tips buddy, helps out a lot
Great video! Quick question- When is it ok to spray a basecoat blend without a wet bed?
Love the videos Chris always looking forward to the next one, I have learned a bunch! DIY’r new to auto body but getting ready to strip an 05 sprinter to bare metal and repaint. I believe I saw you using Speedokote blender in other videos, just wondering if you have any experience with their other products? I have a gal of their epoxy I want to know if it’s really easy sanding or if I need to put urethane over it? Also wondering what the durability is on Speedokote.
Early Chevy 2000 models notorious for white paint pealing off. It's all over my 2001 truck. The clear bubbles up then the paint peals off....
Im restoring a car, in the video you suggested to prime over metal with epoxy and then 2k primer. What's the difference between the two and what would be the purpose of doing that. Do you recommend doing these steps in new body panels that are already primered? Thank you
Crazy my white 17' Frontier has the same identical paint peel on the hood. Also my roof rain gutters have had the sealer pull away from the pannel and are now starting to rust. Every panel has some small blister or adhesion issue on the edges. This really should be a class action suit against Nissan. Off topic what makes auto body clear fog up and peel on many repaints I've seen?
It's sun damage breaking down the clear coat.
I have one of those white Crown Vic PI's that has sections peeling off all over the car. I was going to try feathering those areas, but I'm thinking after watching this vid that I should bite the bullet and take it all down to metal. Comments?
Just keep in mind if you don't strip it you may just be delaying the enviable peeling later on. You may put air to it and it may fly off in sheets.
I'll try the air. Maybe I'll use my ex-wife; she's always full of hot air.@@GarageNoise
I was under the impression that 2253 is not tech a direct to metal. I have the same stuff but reading the instructions it has a * stating to etch bare metal. So I’m a bit confused with there directions. And does this stuff build good cuz that’s what I’m going to apply over my epoxy for some final blocking.
Yes sand bare metal with 180. You can check the TDS. It can be applied to bare metal
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Chris on the burn thru area I see you used self etching primer . What grit of sand paper did you scuff up the self etching primer with and how many coats for self etching primer did you put on ? Also would I need to seal it or straight paint over it with base coat .
For that situation you dont need a heavy coat but you want it covered. It's a chemical bond when using self etching primer. I sand it with 600 because you need a mechanical bond between the primer and paint. No need to seal it but you can if you want a uniform substrate. Good question, I appreciate you support!
What is your sander setup just a Dewalt orbital with vacuum attached?
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That OEM white paint is Single-Stage is it not? If you're BC/CC the hood and the bedside are you not worried about them dulling at different rates vs the neighboring panels?
The original is BC/CC
Quick question im spraying in the Garage spraying separate parts plus House doors.Which is the best way to eliminate overspray on the garage floor also would it be best to purchase a exhaust fan I do have the garage door open plenty of ventilation.
Putting a cheap tarp down would be the best
@@GarageNoiseYes I put a sheet down with a splash of water takes the overspray which is good.Always seem to get little specs in the base coat when sprayed best to get a exhaust fan to fix the problem do you get anything in your base coat after you have sprayed anything.
Major job mate....Cost plenty...........I would have just done a smart repair, blended it in. No guarantee though.....
He could have just fixed the spot and guaranteed his work will not peel. This was just a way to upsell a lot more warranty work as a preventative measure for something that may or may not occur.
I have a question. According to upol , from what I understand, that you are supposed to use etching primer on bare metal before using upol 2253 (even though it says dtm). How good is the adhesion when done this way?
If you check the TDS it can be applied to bare metal and I haven't had an issue with adhesion even when sanding it.
@@GarageNoise Cool! Now I can save money on the epoxy primer, and buy a good clear coat! Thanks!
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Where can I get that orange degreaser sprayer.? Ty
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As always ty
Anyone have experience with speedokote? Durability/quality?
Hello. How much Watt is the electric sander. Can you give me the model ?
120v
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Should I use a separate gun for primer, and is one of the cheap harbor freight guns okay for primer?
You don't absolutely have to but I like too cause I like to keep the paint guns and clear gun really clean. A harbour freight gun would work great for primer. Robert , you won a tee shirt a while back but I couldn't get a hold of you. Would you like me to send you one? If you do email me with you size an address and I'll send it out. garagenoise247@gmail.com
@@GarageNoise thanks so much!
My fixing would be going to the dealership and making them fix it.
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The "dealership" subs the work out to bodyshops. They do the work for the dealer. I worked at a shop and all I was doing was stripping the paint off the entire car with the exception of bumpers and mirrors and door and trunk jams. If the car had dings or dents that would be an extra cost.....those aren't under dealer warranty. The painter would spray right over it they didn't want to pay extra 🏌🏼♂️
I like how you said “Making them fix it”… lol that’s cute but you meant “Paying them to fix it”.
Hope you got your money because Im not sure if this truck cost enough to cover this kind project….
This was really a pretty simple repair.
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