Excellent video...From the views to the instructions and explanation of what things do and the best equipment to use..I have never Done any type of body work or painting? I actually have to fill a hole in a plastic bumper on an MKX in after watching its video I. Honestly feel that I can do it myself just from watching this video. Excellent work!
Thanks so much for sharing. I did body work all day on my old camaro and I don’t know if I made any improvements or not but I like watching and learning from your channel.
its a like from me chris thanks for putting the settings on chris really helps people out who are just starting off glad to see mate on the KIWAMI 4 you got it set right this time gauge and watertrap and airline ha ha .. nice repair by the way
@@ANDY-we7mr I never reduce clear coat. It thins the solids in the clear and makes the clear less durable in the sun. I have no good reason to reduce clear. I pretty much always start out with 2000 wet sanding. I would only use 1500 if the clear had heavy orange peel.
Shouldn't need to but if you havesome dirt nibs to sand out hot them with some 600 but you need to apply another coat of base before applying the pearl.
Thanks for the great video. I need to fill my license plate holes. Can this be done from the from ? And if so since it’s a GM vehicle and it’s an 08 model from Canada would the ppfiller be ok? Thanks, Steve
You could repair it from the front. It would be better to do it from the backside. Fill the hole with the appropriate plastic. Then som flexible filler.
I wish I would've knew this plastic process exsisteexisted! 😪 I put small strand fiberglass filler on my rear bumper.. it came out great but wondering what it will look like in the future.
Yes any plastic can be cleaned with wax and Grease remover weather the bumper is made of a Thermoset or Thermoplastic both call for wax and Grease remover
how much would fixing a small hole like this cost at a shop normally? minus all of those other scratches? I was wondering how to fill a hole but wow that's a lot of work and probably best left to professionals lol
Have watched lot of your videos pretty cool content! I have a question tho kind of curious so on paint guns the way I was taught (on the fluid nob) is to hold the trigger all the way in and turn the nob till it hits the trigger and that like wide open on the fluid idk if that's the right way or not just how I learned, so my question is when people say 2 turns in does that even make a difference being that the fluid is wide open? Why can you still keep turning the nob being that it would supposedly be wide open after nob hitting trigger? So I would assume if you keep turning the amount of fluid won't change? Idk if my question makes sense?
So yes the way you were taught is how to open the volume wide open. The reason you can still turn it is to take the gun apart. If you continueopening it up the knob will come off and you can remove spring and needle.
@@GarageNoiseyeah I was just curious I'm self taught everything I know has literally mostly all been from RUclips honestly that's why I was a bit curious haha. Your channel is pretty helpful honestly and really up to date with everything now a days in products and tools paint guns everything lol definitely one of the few channels I'm always looking forward for that new video!
Excellent video...From the views to the instructions and explanation of what things do and the best equipment to use..I have never Done any type of body work or painting? I actually have to fill a hole in a plastic bumper on an MKX in after watching its video I. Honestly feel that I can do it myself just from watching this video. Excellent work!
Bumpers can be a challenge, thanks for breaking this down!
Thank's for the support!
Chris, another great video the information you put in your videos is so informative even a young man just starting could learn from you.
Thank's brother!
Awesome video great job explaining the process from start to finish. Now I confident enough to try.
Awesome! I appreciate the comment and support!
Thanks so much for sharing. I did body work all day on my old camaro and I don’t know if I made any improvements or not but I like watching and learning from your channel.
Thank's for the comment ! Camaro sounds like a fun project
its a like from me chris thanks for putting the settings on chris really helps people out who are just starting off glad to see mate on the KIWAMI 4 you got it set right this time gauge and watertrap and airline ha ha .. nice repair by the way
Thanks buddy, appreciate the support!
@@GarageNoise do you ever put reducer chris in the clear coat chris you cut and buff the bumper with 1500 or 2000
@@ANDY-we7mr I never reduce clear coat. It thins the solids in the clear and makes the clear less durable in the sun. I have no good reason to reduce clear. I pretty much always start out with 2000 wet sanding. I would only use 1500 if the clear had heavy orange peel.
Your the man. Start selling merch so we can show support and advertise for you
I'm working on it! I'd love to see y'all in some Garage Noise Gear!
Howdy Chris got to say man you produce some great trainer Videos many thanks man
Thank's brother! Appreciate your comment and support!
I just got a kiwami 4 , I can't wait to try it on my mom's Honda, love the channel👍👍
Thanks for the support. I think your gonna dig the Kiwami.
Good job “wow”keep learning something new every time I watch your videos thank you sir
Appreciate the support!
Great video, I’m curious can you let the base dry and color sand it then add the pearl and clear?
Shouldn't need to but if you havesome dirt nibs to sand out hot them with some 600 but you need to apply another coat of base before applying the pearl.
Outstanding job as always. Chris could you give me the name of the 80 grit sand paper you used on your da in this video.
Yes, mirka abranet
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I been ordering thru ur directory. Thank u. I can't find the plastic welder u used on that front bumper repair episode. Can u send me a link. Ty
Yes sure here it is
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Got it . Ty
Thanks for the great video. I need to fill my license plate holes. Can this be done from the from ? And if so since it’s a GM vehicle and it’s an 08 model from Canada would the ppfiller be ok?
Thanks,
Steve
You could repair it from the front. It would be better to do it from the backside. Fill the hole with the appropriate plastic. Then som flexible filler.
So let’s say if a bumper is good, has no damage or chips I’m gonna sand it down with 600 then add base coat then clear coat? Love your videos!!
Yes, if rhe bumpers in good shape you just need to sand for adhesion of base. Appreciate your comment
Howdy what do you do to your gun when you are letting the paint flash off do you clean it or just blow air through it thank you
You don't need to do anything . Your clear or base with not harden in your gun between coats. Appreciate the support!
@@GarageNoise thanks
I wish I would've knew this plastic process exsisteexisted! 😪 I put small strand fiberglass filler on my rear bumper.. it came out great but wondering what it will look like in the future.
Probly be fine, as long as you prepared it well. thanks for the support!
Would you recommend cleaning a aftermarket bumper with wax and grease remover some people say not to do it because it can cause a reaction
Yes any plastic can be cleaned with wax and Grease remover weather the bumper is made of a Thermoset or Thermoplastic both call for wax and Grease remover
I have same model Kiwami B4 1.3mm, its super spray gun for money
It really is, thanks for watching!
how much would fixing a small hole like this cost at a shop normally? minus all of those other scratches? I was wondering how to fill a hole but wow that's a lot of work and probably best left to professionals lol
Around $700
Have watched lot of your videos pretty cool content! I have a question tho kind of curious so on paint guns the way I was taught (on the fluid nob) is to hold the trigger all the way in and turn the nob till it hits the trigger and that like wide open on the fluid idk if that's the right way or not just how I learned, so my question is when people say 2 turns in does that even make a difference being that the fluid is wide open? Why can you still keep turning the nob being that it would supposedly be wide open after nob hitting trigger? So I would assume if you keep turning the amount of fluid won't change? Idk if my question makes sense?
So yes the way you were taught is how to open the volume wide open. The reason you can still turn it is to take the gun apart. If you continueopening it up the knob will come off and you can remove spring and needle.
@@GarageNoiseyeah I was just curious I'm self taught everything I know has literally mostly all been from RUclips honestly that's why I was a bit curious haha. Your channel is pretty helpful honestly and really up to date with everything now a days in products and tools paint guns everything lol definitely one of the few channels I'm always looking forward for that new video!
Are you using nason XL on this job?
Yes, nason xl
Thanks
My Honda Civic just hit an object which was stranded on the nuddle of the road.
Where are you located? Would like to just have you paint my car!
Oklahoma
@@GarageNoise aww dang okay. Need someone in Houston
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Leave about 10 seconds of nothing at the end of your videos for your end cards so they don't cover up what we're trying to look at.
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