I wanted to say 1 more thing to kandy man. Your are 1 of the best!!! I am just a hobbyist that maybe does a few things here and there for a few people. So i am not in the loop to say as far as guys filling me in on products and technics. But watching and listening to a guy like you i feel like it makes me so much better. I have been redoing a c10 pickup and redone the whole thing and my paint job turned out unbelievable!!!! Im using a blow up booth and pay attention to everything you say bro.. And truthfully i am amazed at the stuff I've been doing!! So please don't ever think that us guys and gals are not listening and learning for a guy who can do and knows what you know. You truly are one of the best ive came across on here and please keep kicking out the GREAT videos and filling guys like me in on information and technics for a guy like me to be able to kick out work that i can truly be proud of!!!! Thanks a million KANDY MAN!!!!
Kandyman you are in a good place. Great job, growing your channel, and making friends. Congratulations you deserve. Much thanks and the quality of the videos have become so thoughtful and entertaining. Cheers.
Love the channel! I learn so much from you. Let’s see the rest of it. Congrats with how you are growing your base and I always look forward to your next video.
Some really good information there Kandy Man, love your channel as you always go into great detail about the products you are using and why you are using it, thanks for sharing👍John UK
In my experience I've seen a lot of primers shrink. In the past when I would leave more primer on the panel after everything is painted, finish looks great at first. But then after a few months especially over the hot summer months as primer underneath of the paint products would cure all the way, it would shrink, slightly distorting the final look of the area that was primed up. So normally I do my Bondo work real well, therefore I don't rely on primer to fill a lot of the imperfections. I always do one coat of primer and then take 80-90% of it off so that only the slightest imperfections would be filled with the thinnest coat of primer that still remains on the panel. That way after everything is painted there's not enough primer on the panel to cause any shrinkage. I'm sure there's more than one way to skin the cat, this is just the way I've been doing it for a while and this way in my opinion gives the best final result. I in no way critique Candymen's work, he is a true master of his trade and I've learned a few things by watching his videos 👍
generally I like 3 coats of primer , moreover this is the best method to use . kman , its very obvious you take pride in your work , no shorts cuts , best methods which assures longevity in repairs and quality. your channel deserves alot more subscribers . big 👍up to you
Most important to use gloves and to clean all the surfaces well and have clean air no water and oil coming through your air lines .. kandyman knows his stuff love his videos really informative thanks
So, why not just use epoxy? Two coats, wait overnight then epoxy seal. I get the 2k to block out. On small areas, I love using UV primer. That fender would be a good place for UV. The cardboard trick blew my mind. So ingenious!! I've heard that some people use pool noodles between truck beds and cabs when separating them isn't possible. I absolutely love your videos! Thanks for your time in producing them!
Thanks for sharing, and doing quality work 🙌 👏. I know that you've heard about many horror stories from customers bad experiences 😮😮. I'd like to see the rest of the process.
Looking for suggestions on a job I am looking at bidding. 61 Chevy 2 door post Biscayne. Body work completed 2 years ago all jammed out the rest in primer. Been stored in garage. Couple ways to go but your input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Greg
@@kandyman5315 hey thanks for your input. You did this piece on primer .Yeah I made it by to look at it today. Unfortunately it’s gonna need stripped. I do quite a bit of side work and unfortunately I’ve gotten into a lot of these cars that have been sitting for a while with primer on them. Love the channel.
Kandy man I need some advice I’m looking to get the flattest clear I can!! I want to be able to cut n buff individual areas and not have the areas stick out like what happens when you have a slight peel. So my question is this im currently using a Devilbiss pro lite with a 1.2 fluid and a T110 air cap at 27-29 PSI it makes a ton of over spray the cloud is so much Im having issues following my wet line! What I’d like to know is would I recognize the difference of using a DV 1 clear coat gun I see it operates at a much less PSI .
@ I think I’m going to go ahead and order one what fluid tip and air cap would you recommend for a flat finish I’ll be using a high solids European urethane clear.
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This man cares about his job more than doctors do.
Thank you for the info
I would like to see the paint job
I'd like to see the rest of the steps.
Dude, I'd watch a video on how you tie your shoes. You could probably teach me something there, as well!
Would love to see all the job
love to see this finished. Thank You
Yes @Kandy Man lets see the rest of this job. Very interesting!!
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I would do like to see finished product. Thx
Thanks for the informative details. Please show the stages on this one, I'd love to see how you lay down to the completed job. Loving your channel!!
I wanted to say 1 more thing to kandy man. Your are 1 of the best!!! I am just a hobbyist that maybe does a few things here and there for a few people. So i am not in the loop to say as far as guys filling me in on products and technics. But watching and listening to a guy like you i feel like it makes me so much better. I have been redoing a c10 pickup and redone the whole thing and my paint job turned out unbelievable!!!! Im using a blow up booth and pay attention to everything you say bro.. And truthfully i am amazed at the stuff I've been doing!! So please don't ever think that us guys and gals are not listening and learning for a guy who can do and knows what you know. You truly are one of the best ive came across on here and please keep kicking out the GREAT videos and filling guys like me in on information and technics for a guy like me to be able to kick out work that i can truly be proud of!!!! Thanks a million KANDY MAN!!!!
Appreciate the support. Glad to hear that I'm making a difference in your work 💪💪💪👏👏
Kandyman you are in a good place. Great job, growing your channel, and making friends. Congratulations you deserve. Much thanks and the quality of the videos have become so thoughtful and entertaining. Cheers.
Thanks so much
Definitely want to see the rest of this job.
Love to see the rest of the project. Always thankful for the tips and another perspective. Always learning!
Love the channel! I learn so much from you. Let’s see the rest of it. Congrats with how you are growing your base and I always look forward to your next video.
Excellent example of prep before painting. I would like to view the rest of your procedure to final paint😅
Great job, i really like all the small details you doing to get the best results.
Some really good information there Kandy Man, love your channel as you always go into great detail about the products you are using and why you are using it, thanks for sharing👍John UK
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I learn so much, thanks Sam for getting to this channel.
Would love to see the paint job finished!
In my experience I've seen a lot of primers shrink. In the past when I would leave more primer on the panel after everything is painted, finish looks great at first. But then after a few months especially over the hot summer months as primer underneath of the paint products would cure all the way, it would shrink, slightly distorting the final look of the area that was primed up. So normally I do my Bondo work real well, therefore I don't rely on primer to fill a lot of the imperfections. I always do one coat of primer and then take 80-90% of it off so that only the slightest imperfections would be filled with the thinnest coat of primer that still remains on the panel. That way after everything is painted there's not enough primer on the panel to cause any shrinkage. I'm sure there's more than one way to skin the cat, this is just the way I've been doing it for a while and this way in my opinion gives the best final result.
I in no way critique Candymen's work, he is a true master of his trade and I've learned a few things by watching his videos 👍
Thanks for the feedback. If your way is working. Keep it up
if shrinkage is your biggest concern why don't you use a poly primer?
generally I like 3 coats of primer , moreover this is the best method to use .
kman , its very obvious you take pride in your work , no shorts cuts , best methods which assures longevity in repairs and quality.
your channel deserves alot more subscribers .
big 👍up to you
Great point!
question , it looks like the quick treat wipe is a deoxidine alternative ?
Thanks, This a great video with wonderful ideas. Please show us the follow up stages.
Please take us thru the paint job. Love your channel.
You got it!
Most important to use gloves and to clean all the surfaces well and have clean air no water and oil coming through your air lines .. kandyman knows his stuff love his videos really informative thanks
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Would e good to see the full paint job, 😊
Please love to see the whole series from start to finish love the videos please keep them coming candy man.
I would like to see a primer tutorial on laying the primer down smooth.
Glad I found your channel. Great content Kandy Man!
Let us see it till the end kandy man!!!!
I use a propane Torch to go over it really quickly.
Do you recommend that
@@abcardenas35 not at all
Learning all the time. Thank you 😀
Glad to hear it!
Thanks for sharing k man 👍
I would like to see the rest of the steps to finished product... always a great video ✌🏽
Excellent video! Thank you
Thank you for watching
Yes...Please do run us through to the end, thank you !
You got it!
Way to go k man quality work as always from the refinishing professor good to go 😊😊
Thank you so much 😀
Wow that fender looked like it had liquid glass poured over it just beautiful work...
That's an super nice paint job.
Working on a nissan 350z myself can't wait to see how yours comes out you got it looking really good came and subscribe because of paint society!
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A true professional.....very nice job !
Thank you very much!
Thanks!
No problem!
So, why not just use epoxy? Two coats, wait overnight then epoxy seal. I get the 2k to block out.
On small areas, I love using UV primer. That fender would be a good place for UV.
The cardboard trick blew my mind. So ingenious!! I've heard that some people use pool noodles between truck beds and cabs when separating them isn't possible.
I absolutely love your videos! Thanks for your time in producing them!
Hey great tip that I sure be using it on the next fender and door prime I get in sir .. ☝️
Thanks for sharing, and doing quality work 🙌 👏. I know that you've heard about many horror stories from customers bad experiences 😮😮. I'd like to see the rest of the process.
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Would love to see all the job
I would like to see how you paint this job candyman
Yeah, go ahead I love your job
Yep lets see it. !!!!
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Wow I never though about that cardboard trick for those gaps… 👍
I saw that you used a 1.2 tip. What was your mixture ratios on the urethane primer? I'm guessing that you thinned it down 4:1:2 like a sealer?
4.11 sprays it fine flat
Thank u
No problem
Ever use OSPHO on bare metals before priming?
Yes
yeah, let's see the rest of the car being worked on. 👍
What fluid tip do you use for primer? Great video
1.2 glad you liked it
Looking for suggestions on a job I am looking at bidding. 61 Chevy 2 door post Biscayne. Body work completed 2 years ago all jammed out the rest in primer. Been stored in garage. Couple ways to go but your input would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks Greg
Hard to say without seeing it.also, it would be hard to warranty it
@@kandyman5315 hey thanks for your input. You did this piece on primer .Yeah I made it by to look at it today. Unfortunately it’s gonna need stripped. I do quite a bit of side work and unfortunately I’ve gotten into a lot of these cars that have been sitting for a while with primer on them. Love the channel.
Great job laying that primer down, what size tip did you use?
1.2
Awesome work, the title should be (Choosing the Right Painter), keep on Hittin it.
Lol💪💪
Kandy man I need some advice I’m looking to get the flattest clear I can!! I want to be able to cut n buff individual areas and not have the areas stick out like what happens when you have a slight peel. So my question is this im currently using a Devilbiss pro lite with a 1.2 fluid and a T110 air cap at 27-29 PSI it makes a ton of over spray the cloud is so much Im having issues following my wet line! What I’d like to know is would I recognize the difference of using a DV 1 clear coat gun I see it operates at a much less PSI .
Day and night 👍
@ I think I’m going to go ahead and order one what fluid tip and air cap would you recommend for a flat finish I’ll be using a high solids European urethane clear.
What fluid tip and psi did you spray your primer at? Came out very flat. 🔥
1.4 23psi
@ thanks
Im surprised that you and few others allowed to video these while at work. Glad your bosses are ok with the vids for others
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Kandy man do you ever use waterborn primer i love using it on fast quick small jobs and i love it . Much love from Toronto Canada ❤❤🔥🔥🇨🇦🇨🇦
Yes daily it is great stuff 👍
@@kandyman5315 would love to see a detailed video on that would be great sir 👍
Can u explain what u mean by using urethane?
Urethane is the primer. And what is made from.
How many coats of 2k would you recommend??
2-3 coats
Would 320 on top of paint before epoxy primer be ok?
Yes
@@kandyman5315 thanks.
Dupont Variprime is some of the nastiest smelling stuff I ever sprayed,
Got to agree 👍
Let’s see the paint job
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Let’s see the entire paint job on the Z!
I want to work with you
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Me neither
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Salut!🫡