Gibson 63. I've been working on my '65 Buick Gran Sport for over a year now and every once in awhile I get the feeling I'm never going to get it done. Then I just watch your amazing work, get motivated and tackle another rusty panel. Thanks for the insipration!
I know I'm late to the party, but dang those doors look sweet! Great inspiration and info. I'm planning to repaint (same color) my cab interior. Can you tell me, for the doors interior, how much paint did you prepare? I don't have a lot of experience and would like to not mix too much. A couple people told me a quart, single stage, would cover the whole interior?
You're remarkable workmanship throughout all your restoration videos, clearly shows that with a lot of hard work / patience & the desire to learn from others , that a project like this can be done by doing it yourself.: ) Once again your level of detail restoring this truck to a SHOW QUALITY level is truly BREATH TAKING to say the least . Thank you so much for sharing these videos with myself & others who are thinking of or are already in the process of doing a car/ truck restoration . Please keep these videos uploaded here on RUclips for many more years , thank you & take care .
I watched all you video's today you did a great job on this truck.Thanks for filming everything I have a 56 that I'm going to be starting soon.Watching your vids put it all in place for me thanks for the inspiration. can't wait to see the finished product!
Gibson! I am a fan of yours! I saw your videos over and over again, I'm from San Juan, Argentina! I would like to paint my C10 the same color as your truck, Red, could you tell me the color code? I thank you very much, although I do not understand the language, I learn a lot!
Just stumbled upon your videos from the summer here… nice work. Love your attention to detail; remind me of how I work. Learning watching you. Glad you showed some of the buffing work at the end. Wanted to see how that was done with the buffing tool. I'm starting a restoration of a '67 F100 and pulling it apart now. I will be at this stage in the spring of '15. Thanks for sharing the experiences! Subscribing. Clay
Wow! Excellent! I watch videos like this and it kind of lets the wind out of my sails. My truck restore will never be as good as yours. But, hey, If I can do half as good as you I will be happy.
I am learning sooooo much from watching you work. I am in awe to what detail you do everything, I think you have the ability to show your truck in the Detroit Autorama when your done with it. I have a question that I ask only because I am still learning at this, why did you only paint the inside of your doors and not both sides? It looks great and I am looking forward to more videos of your project and hope to start on my 67 Impala with what I have learned from your videos.
Love watching your videos , sure have learned a lot . If I decide to do my own painting , I will definitely be doing that part inside a large portable canvas garage ( with exhaust fans ) to eliminate all overspray from inside my main shop . I see that you setup a few fans by the garage roll up door & hung up some plastic to keep overspray from settling all over to a minimum : )
Thanks man that would be a great idea wish I had a bigger area to paint but it worked out fine will not be painting any more in this shop after my truck is complete
I just know it will be finished on the other side yeah it cost more time and money on tape and things but it's just the way I wanted to do it thank for watching man
you must have a talent for spraying, I wath the gunman and it is discouraging cos of expensive gun so if you don't mind me asking what is the brand gun u use......goedendag
the perfect it system is awesome , thats what I use. The only thing I do different is after the buffing is done I use a breathable protectant (formulated for NEW paint) called Shine Master by Wizards. Its the last step I do to protect the finish. Then after a few months I use regular wax.
all the proof that a good job begins by a good base, a good process and a good finish probably that these doors are better than the original as originally, often, there even no paint in the inside of the panels. I've often replaced doorskins that were bare metal on the non apparent side ...american bullshit!!!!!
Gibson 63. I've been working on my '65 Buick Gran Sport for over a year now and every once in awhile I get the feeling I'm never going to get it done. Then I just watch your amazing work, get motivated and tackle another rusty panel. Thanks for the insipration!
I'm doing an 84 short wide and agree! Don't have a lot of time so good to see what progress looks like
Nothing like painting with Bill Monroe singing in the background,Blue Moon of Kentucky keep on shineing...👍🏿
I noticed that too! Great music to work to.
I know I'm late to the party, but dang those doors look sweet! Great inspiration and info. I'm planning to repaint (same color) my cab interior. Can you tell me, for the doors interior, how much paint did you prepare? I don't have a lot of experience and would like to not mix too much. A couple people told me a quart, single stage, would cover the whole interior?
You are the MAN I have learned so much great stuff watching you made me a happy man Wayne.Thanks
Fantastic build. You can paint my car any day! Love this body style Chevy truck. Congrats on a beautiful build.
I love how deep the paint looks.
You're remarkable workmanship throughout all your restoration videos, clearly shows that with a lot of hard work / patience & the desire to learn from others , that a project like this can be done by doing it yourself.: ) Once again your level of detail restoring this truck to a SHOW QUALITY level is truly BREATH TAKING to say the least . Thank you so much for sharing these videos with myself & others who are thinking of or are already in the process of doing a car/ truck restoration . Please keep these videos uploaded here on RUclips for many more years , thank you & take care .
Thanks for showing your technique. Those doors are amazing.
'65 Econoline Pickup. Never finished.
Neat job, convinced me to take the doors off my IH Scout and do the job properly. Cheers
Whats the best way to sand the inside of a door like that to get the surface rust donw.. ?
I watched all you video's today you did a great job on this truck.Thanks for filming everything I have a 56 that I'm going to be starting soon.Watching your vids put it all in place for me thanks for the inspiration.
can't wait to see the finished product!
thanks for watching man good luck on the 56
Your Awesome they turned out beautifully tks for sharing..
Brother, you are an inspiration... Thank you
Gibson! I am a fan of yours! I saw your videos over and over again, I'm from San Juan, Argentina! I would like to paint my C10 the same color as your truck, Red, could you tell me the color code? I thank you very much, although I do not understand the language, I learn a lot!
Hey brother what brand base/clear auto paint are you using? I dont recognize that brand. Im always trying different brands.
Excellent work...This truck will be awesome.
Thanks man
0:20 Heyyyy. Wet the floor. That's a good idea.
Just stumbled upon your videos from the summer here… nice work. Love your attention to detail; remind me of how I work. Learning watching you. Glad you showed some of the buffing work at the end. Wanted to see how that was done with the buffing tool. I'm starting a restoration of a '67 F100 and pulling it apart now. I will be at this stage in the spring of '15. Thanks for sharing the experiences! Subscribing. Clay
Thanks man good luck on your project
Subscribed..man your vids kick ass. Just picked up '64 C10. Having a blast. Thanks for sharing brother.
Wow! Excellent! I watch videos like this and it kind of lets the wind out of my sails. My truck restore will never be as good as yours. But, hey, If I can do half as good as you I will be happy.
Do each of the polishing pads last through enough use and cleaning to do the whole project or did you need a few?
What a nice job...love your work!!!!
Thanks man
You the man son! Bluegrass and GOOD body work. Where do you live? I need my 77 Silverado K10 rust repaired and painted.
It’s painted better than it was at the factory. Nice job.
Great job from all the way from Trinidad,I've watch majority of your videos thanks bro
That glasurit clear is good stuff . I’ve used it before . Keep up the good work
How long did you wait before you shot your clear coat? If you don't mind can you let me know.
It was like 90* that day so I had time to clean my gun from shooting the base coat so I waited about 45 min to an hour
Great job Mr Gibson ,you are watched in Europe,greetings from Croatia.
You have both my appreciation and respect. Did you need to refill your paint gun with red during this process.
Can’t really remember if I had to refill or not, but that cup held a lot of paint, thanks for watching
I am learning sooooo much from watching you work. I am in awe to what detail you do everything, I think you have the ability to show your truck in the Detroit Autorama when your done with it. I have a question that I ask only because I am still learning at this, why did you only paint the inside of your doors and not both sides? It looks great and I am looking forward to more videos of your project and hope to start on my 67 Impala with what I have learned from your videos.
To me it was easier to do one side at a time and complete the inside of the cab and then focus on all the outside panels
And I'm like you man, I learn from watching other people like you on RUclips
11:45...made me smile..your doing a PRO job PEEEACE
Love watching your videos , sure have learned a lot . If I decide to do my own painting , I will definitely be doing that part inside a large portable canvas garage ( with exhaust fans ) to eliminate all overspray from inside my main shop . I see that you setup a few fans by the garage roll up door & hung up some plastic to keep overspray from settling all over to a minimum : )
Thanks man that would be a great idea wish I had a bigger area to paint but it worked out fine will not be painting any more in this shop after my truck is complete
really nice work thums up
What kind of paint did you use? Single stage urethane ,synthetic enamel or 2pack? Wonderful job.
Glasurit paint base coat clear coat
Looking very good. You are going to one fine truck when it's done. Your attention to detail is top notch.
Thank
looks real good steve,i always like the buffing part,reayl brings the color to life,nice job
Didn't realy know how much work was in cut and buff until I started thanks man
That paint looks amazing, looks better than a brand new car.
That glasurit really looks good. How did you make the choice to use it. Rich good color , and wet.
A lot of custom body shops around here use the glasurit seen a lot of good results so I'm giving it a shot
Looks like you made a good choice .. I enjoy videos , thanks...
I made this mistake once and everything in the garage was covered with overspray. Looks good though.😊
that sucks. i did my roommates garage to. opps!!
Very nice. I wonder if you will have to buff it again in a couple of weeks once the paint completely cures?
Don't realy know I was told after 24 hours so will just see
Amazing video! How did you buff in the grooves in the door?
The grooves are raised so I went around with the big buffer pretty easy, on hard to reach places I use my drill with a small buffing pad
what type of paint is that ?
Wonderful
is that single stage paint? looks great
It’s Basecoat Clearcoat
Great job we need more
Looks sweet!
love the background music :)
? why color sand b4 you completed the outer side of the doors?
I just know it will be finished on the other side yeah it cost more time and money on tape and things but it's just the way I wanted to do it thank for watching man
gibson63 i was just curios thanks
What type of clear is that it looks like it flows great.
Glasurit HS multi clear 923-255
Looks real nice I'm working on the same truck
dam is that coming along ..great work ,keep at it
Looks great!! What run...in that location it's a character mark! lol
very nice it is coming together
very nice work
Looks really good awesome
That's how ya do it!
Very nice !
very good job
Nice work!
you must have a talent for spraying, I wath the gunman and it is discouraging cos of expensive gun so if you don't mind me asking what is the brand gun u use......goedendag
It is a binks gun 1.4 tip
+gibson63 thanks goedendag
Mate for work being carried out in the average man's garage this is impressive stuff.
Thanks man
Nice job!
Damn nice!
looks good
the perfect it system is awesome , thats what I use. The only thing I do different is after the buffing is done I use a breathable protectant (formulated for NEW paint) called Shine Master by Wizards. Its the last step I do to protect the finish. Then after a few months I use regular wax.
Good idea I'll check that out thanks
Damn nice work buddy
Came out great
Looks really great
Thanks man your coming along pretty good your self take it easy
That’s pretty
How do I contact you for work?
I don’t actually do this type of work for a living
Hell yeah. That gun lays it DOWN.
Yeah that gun really does the trick thanks
gibson63 the gun helps..BUT it the the man with the gun in his hand ,that layed down the base/clear PEEEACE
great help, thanks
WOW you're fast
i thought he was gonna paint inside the doors where rust lurks
Sweeeeeeet !!!!!
what run , I don't see no run ..there is no run..looks way good
Hello man mi name is joao i love is red What this is red what name this is red .very ceazy
amazing result
Thanks man
Show quality finish.
all the proof that a good job begins by a good base, a good process and a good finish
probably that these doors are better than the original as originally, often, there even no paint in the inside of the panels.
I've often replaced doorskins that were bare metal on the non apparent side ...american bullshit!!!!!