2k clear SPRAYMAX
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- Опубликовано: 22 окт 2019
- Started the job off with the new revolutionary trc500q speedokote primer sealer+adhesion promoter in 1 !! Save time and money skip a entire step in the painting process (sealer) and move straight to your basecoat . spraymax worked exceptional for spray can good gloss , but cost efficiency is TERRIBLE. 20$ish and barely got 2 coats of clear over this small lip. Spraymax 2k is amazing if you dont have a compressor or good gun and simply are doing a "1 and done" job at the house like a fender or bumper but not worthy of regular use to expensive .
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Thanks for the tips man, I tried doing this myself last year and messed up but I definitely learned a lot. This video helps make me more confident on my second job!
Thanks man !
Don't spray the 2k clear while wearing shorts, a t shirt with no sleeves and no goggles lol. I can't believe this guy shot that stuff with almost no protection.
Thanks was not 100% sure how exactly this worked got it in a box at a garage sale and info on can didn't say much. Now I know and great job on your project it looked primo if it was mine I'd be happy.thanks again
Yep, I love this stuff. I’m currently RE spraying my Delica van and decided to rattle can it with SprayMax 1k base coat and 2k clear. Mainly because I don’t see myself ever painting a car after this, and I’m time poor so it allows me to attack a panel at a time without having to mix, prep and clean down. Cost wise it’s probably 10-20% more compared to buying a decent compressor, spray gun and anything else that goes with it. But I get that back in time and convenience.
Turned out beautiful bro. I love spray max 2k clear but I do 100% agree with doing it with spray gun. Speedokote is some of the best clear I ever used. Spray max 2k clear comes in 2nd place for me.
Its just so expensive , 20$ for 4-5 oz of freaking clear lol
I have used this 2k clear in can it worked great...
Nice job again, i used the clear in can once before for an on site repair I cut and buffed it looks just a good as the rest of the car , but for me the can goes real quick, and 20.00 to 25.00 a can better of with a gallon of real clean thanks again for a cool video
Yea I agree , the can went way to quick lol ... Its great for the one time repairs for people who have 0 equipment tho
love the stuff....just sprayed a pantry door with it and worked great....
Jesus, that was a clearcoat bukakke job! I’ve been using both Spraymax 2K clearcoat and Eastwood 2K clearcoat for automotive and motorcycle painting for years and never laid it down that wet. In fact I’m doing my Ducati Monster S2R tank literally right now and never considered laying it down like this. Spraymax 2K clearcoat takes forever to flash off!
Not for me it doesn't it's the best you can get in a can
I have used this and the Eastwood 2K clear coat. I feel like the Eastwood 2K lasted longer and had a better fan. This stuff is great, I just feel the fan could be better.
So many videos about this 2k clear, yet nobody talks about time to wait after the base coat, and in between clear coats.
10-30 min to wait for base to dry depending on temp near you... And 5-12 minutes inbetween coats of clear depending on temps near you
Good to know because if you get in there to early you will get runs in the clear..
What about after your last coat before you can drive the vehicle?
Turned out pretty dang good!! Love the channel bro
Love this stuff, I use it to finish guitars with. Very light spray, 15min apart, warm weather, not directly in the sun. I keep going until the can is empty. I wait 7 days then wet sand and polish.
Have you ever had any problems with it? I have a guitar I'm getting ready to clear coat with this but I'm still a bit iffy.
It's worked pretty good for me
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 How many coats do you usually give your cars with spraymax?
@@digitalcthulhu143 oldest is about 3yrs old now, made it for my nephew. Finished looks perfect. So long as you use proper grain filler and sealer, or if refinishing a guitar leave the original undercoat on, this should give no issues. 3 guitars and a bass so far and the finish really holds up. That 2k stuff is tougher than the reg polyurethane on guitars.
Sprayed two cars with the spray max and both turned out great. No orange peel whatsoever
IMPORTANT is to use ”hardener” or ”Activator” In the basecoat if using waterbased base. Its a good rule of thumb if the clearcoat is fast, like
Yea sometimes I'll use basecoat activator on iffy surfaces
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 yea, whats the hardening time on the clear you are using?
This is is s big thing for my work, we Do only spot repairs, so alot of UV clears and Fast Normal clears about 10min with lamp untill sandable. The UV clear is sandable after 30-40 sec under lamp. And when they are that fast its really important with activator in the base.
And i know some times spray can clears are very fast. Like ~10min. Just keep it in mind ^^ with 20-30min its more ok, not such a big problem. I just Said 30 to be on the safe side hehe
@@linus452345 we have a "super fast high gloss clear" that can be wet sanded withing 30-45min of application but probably faster under a lamp . Very high gloss nice clear for the money !
For those who would like a personal experience story with this Clear Coat. First, I am not a painter. Ive never painted or touched up an auto with spray paint in my life. The factory paint on my Silverado developed a bubble about the size of a golf ball. I was quoted anywhere from 1600 to 2200 at body shops... well that was a big no, so RUclips to the rescue. I rattle canned it myself. At the end of the day, my DIY paint repair was not bad at all. Not perfect, but good enough. My experience with this clear coat was pretty dang good. However likely due to my zero skill level at painting, I did have to compound and polish the heck out of it but it turned out way better than I had a right to expect. That was 6 years ago and my DIY paint repair job is still going strong. FWIW, if the need arose, I would do it again using this product.
Nice!
Another great video. 100% skill
Thanks buddy
Would be really cool if they made a larger can that sprayed more....that could be fun.
Great job as always! I'm guessing once you pierce the can and the hardener mixes you have to use the entire can at once? Which it seems it doesn't last too long anyway so not sure that's a huge issue.
Yea it has a 24 hour pot life. So best use it in a day. You can put it in the refrigerator and Mabey get 2 days out of it but thats it
I have put the used cans in the freezer and used them 9 days later with no issue. You do need to clean the nozzles in lacquer thinner before storing
How soon did you use clearcoat after painting ?
I think that’s the same stuff as the usc clear I use. I’ve used the spraymax before on several projects I absolutely love that clear in a can.
Convenience 10/10
Quality 8/10
Cost efficiency 1/10
20$ for only 4 -5oz of sprayable clear that's almost 5$ an oz !
Meanwhile speedokote you pay as low as 35 cents an oz sprayable
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 Yes but you also need skill to spray clear out of a Gun
Your legs must be sticky ?
Do you think I can use it on top of the vinyl decals of my RV to prevent fading?
Should be able to
No mention of what temperature and humidity you painted in?
Is there any chart out there showing flash and wait times between coats of this clear ? My temp outside is 18 C but 69 % humidity. Thanks.
In 60-70 degrees I would give it a 10 min flash.
Wow that looks wet and shiny.Amazing.Good job man.Can i use this clear coat on my carbon fiber hood?Thank you.
Yes you can
Nice Acura Tl. In the back 🤙
What about how long until you can wet sand clear?
Looks better than work some shops put out. Is there a color chart available?
This is a "body shop quality " clear coat,,so yea very similar results . its good for a 1 and done type situation for people who say scratch there bumper and want a quick one time repair but other than that its not worth it . to expensive for what you get (only about 4-6 actual oz of sprayable clear in a can
Looks great
Super good for spray can!!!
How many cans each of 2k high gloss black and 2k gloss clear would you estimate I’d need for a Jeep wrangler hood? (If you had to guess?) I really only have about a 12” diameter faded spot in the center to remedy, but I assume I need to spray the entire thing evenly for it to come out flawlessly… thanks for your expertise!
Whole hood? 2 cans of black, 2 cans of clear in my opinion
How well did the Base (by Automotive Touch Up) match factory?
Follow up, would you recommend a different brand to match closer?
Match was pretty good tbh. Quality wise on how well it layed out? Crap. Doesn't lay as smooth as other basecoats iv used
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 Do you have any recommendations for other aerosol basecoats? I'm trying to match Fords Agate Black. Its black with a little bit of dark blue hue/flake to it.
Hello I am using 2k clear from spraymax in order to paint a guitar, do I have to scuff the final coat in order to apply more coats the following day or will it adhere anyway? Thanks!
Just keep applying coats until your done. Usually 3 coats is enough
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 thank you!
Hoping you can help me. I used 2k Clear Glamor to do my bike frame. Was absolutely wonderful UNTIL the bike slid down the pole and hit the tarp with paper towels now stuck to bottom of frame. I raised it and removed the towels from crank area. I was completely done with coats and it was still very tacky. Such a stupid thing on my part. It has now been 8 hours since I clear coated. I need to sand down that one area that is totally messed up and hopefully just re-clearcoat that one spot that is 1"x3". How long before I can start sanding that clearcoat down? I would assume I can then go right back over it with another round of clear coating like I did the whole bike? Thanks for this great video and any advice you can offer.
Which clear coat did you use? The ss1200 or ss1210?
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 It was the SprayMax Clear Glamor 3680061. I can upload a quick video to show the debacle if that would help. So a stupid error on my part trying to remove tape while it was tacky :(
Well your in shitty luck there bud lol. I have used the spray max before it's super low solids, so the minuet you start wet sanding it you might burn thro.
Do you have a guess on how many cans would be needed for a full set of motorcycle bodywork, including tank?
4 cans to be safe
I did several motorcycles (Tank, 2 side covers, 2 fenders) and used almost 3 cans of SprayMax 2K.
Yes this stuff is great for small parts
I have a SprayMax 2k question for you. I sprayed it on, and it did a great job... but for whatever reason, I then decided to scour the end finish with 3000 grit before buffing it out with polish.
This left it with a sort of satin finish when I wanted high gloss to help enhance the colour pop!
Is it possible to lay another coat or 2 of SprayMax 2k, or will the polish I used repel the clear coat? If that is the case, is there a way to prep it without ruining the paint below?
Did you try buffing it with a wool pad and rubbing compound to start? That's why it looks dull now, you still have 3000 grit scratches in the surface.
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 Makes sense. What rubbing compound would you recommend? Also, is it ok to use a car buffer? Not sure if it has enough RPMs to do the job right
@@Bad_Phil www.speedokote.com/automotive-polishing-kit-super-gloss-ss-685-8-ss-664-8-ss-668-8-8-oz-each/
@@Bad_Phil your Harry home owner buffer might do the trick with the right product.
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 what product would you recommend?
All I want to know is does this cure even close too as hard as real clear does with hvlp gun?
I do a lot of car parts pieces and love how the dupli-color base coats lay down with rattle cans
But using auto-zone krylon or dupli-color clear in rattle can is pointless it never ever hardens Rock solid ever . I’m not so much about the clarity or the way it floats but how hard does it cure on a sheet metal paint job and or plastic
Thanks
It does but it's also like 5-6x the cost . Good for a one time touch up job if your in an emergency I guess but constant use is a waste
If I’ve already used a different clear coat would applying 2k afterwards make a difference?
Flow coating always makes a better finish. Wet sanding the surface with 1000 grit then going back over it with more clear coat
That stuff goes on like glass,but I Skipped the adhesive pro and the paint fell off Ouch!
So i have a question my roof on my car is peeling the vlear coat and some areas you can see the paint only can i wetsand the peeling area yhen just clear coat the paint and the part i sanded down with 600 grit paint paper
Unfortunately you have to completely sand down , re base coat re clear coat ..
Could be done with spray can if you wanted
Put the clearcoat can in hot water before using prevents orange peel
Can you help me please?
I had bubbled paint around my fender from rust. I sanded it down to bare metal then primed it with Rust-Oleum automotive primer then base coat in spray can I got from automotive touch-up and clear coat it with Spraymax 2k clear glamour. Looked great until a week later I'm getting these tiny bubbles the size of pin holes around the area that was sanded to bare metal.
Weird thing is other areas I touched up don't have this problem. ???? I sanded it down and did it over again and same thing happened. I'm lost???
its your primer bro .... Cheap crap primer is the failure of many paint jobs .. That rustoleum primer takes about 72 hours to fully cure or more. So when you paint over an uncured surface it will cause bubbles aka solvent pop. Use our speedokote primer in a can , let dry for an hour or 2 , block sand , clean and paint . first coat go really light , second coat of base medium light, let flash for 15 minuets check for imperfections . third coat wet falllowed by a fade out coat / control coat then clear coat. We sell 15oz cans of primer for like 9$ there 15oz cans so they last a WHILE
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 thanks alot I'll pick up a can! Just weird because I used that primer on other areas with no problems. Can it be because that fender was sanded down to metal?
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 guess that Rust-Oleum primer sucks on bare metal
Rustoleum primer sucks period . dont buy it . spend the extra 4$ and get professional automotive primer in a can . wait till you use ours , night and day differance ours has much more build to,it and fills in imperfections really nice .
You didn't have to do multiple coats of clear, or wetsanding any orange peel afterwards?
No wet sand just 2 coats
Want to paint my hood cuz it's a bit ratty looking these days. Keep seeing conflicting views on what primer and base to use before the 2k. Some say laquer is not good as base paint. Duplicolor has the Ebony Black I need for a color match. I do believe it's laquer based tho. See people on RUclips using it, then 2k right on top. What's the safest way to do this so that my hood doesn't look ratty agqin after a few months or a year?
-Primer needed
-Base paint needed...laquer, enamel, etc
Any info would be appreciated.
I would just grab urethane base if possible and speedokote 2k clear. All of our clears look amazing just some last longer than others
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 Thanks. A 2k urethane base?
And how about suggestions on a primer? I have some small bare metal showing, and I'm sure, once sanded and prepped, that more will be exposed.
How many cans of each would you estimate to do a compact car hood?
I know very little about painting outside of home painting, so sorry if I ask a lot of questions.
Thanks Marco - Im gonna buy the product and follow your procedure on my wifes car. Did you get orange peel? I couldn't tell.
If you got a spray gun and compressor dont buy it. Waste of money lol
Most amateur DIYs don’t have have a professional spray gun and compressor which means if a spray can application accomplishes one’s objectives then this method is probably very “cost effective!” Duh 🙄
How durable is it? I'm using a can of satin clear for a mountain bike, I would hate for it to tear thru the first time a stick rubs against it
Pretty durable for spray can
Hey can you please answer this question please and how many cans do U think I will need to spray my 2008 Honda Civic. I’m not being cheap either.
I would not advise spraying a whole car with this stuff. If you did you would need 10 cans most likely.
Just got 12 haha
Can this clearcoat be applied to a month dried basecoat? 1K basecoat from the same Spraymax brand.
Yes as long as you scuff it with a grey scuff pad
hey man really hope you see this, but how much can you clearcoat with 1 can with like 3 layers on everything? i have a motorcycle with these parts that need to be painted; tank, front fender, rear fairing, 2 small side fairings, ‘bellypan’ and chainguard. the website i got the 2k clears from say u can clearcoat a whole car with it.. 😅 now i dont believe that so i got 2 , but i still feel like thats barely enough for a whole motorcycle.
Go ahead just buy 3 cans to be safe
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 dude thank you so much for the rapid reply :) then i’ll get another one yeah, if i have some clear left then a 4th layer would definitely not be a problem. have a good day bud!
You as well!
Hey man what respirator filter are you using?
3m style paint Resoarator
Can you use speedokote clear coat with an electric paint sprayer?
Easily yea but might get some orange peel
Nice
Sweet
Thanks bud
Hi, can I spray 2K clear from Spray max over Duplicolor Perfect Match. Duplicolor is an Acrylic Laquer witch is glossy. If yes, how long do I wait for Duplicolor to cure before shooting 2K on it? Thanks.
Yes you can. Just let The dupicolor dry for about 20 min
I used duplicolor last summer on a fender let sit for 20 minutes in 75°F and the 2k clear lifted the paint in about 5 minutes. Had to start all over. Used spray max on base and clear and turned out as good as it could from a can
Plus duplicolor doesn't match paint at all unless its black. I get my cans mixed at carquest
@@pollywogg81 you mean you used first time 2k clear over the existing factory clear and paint/base lifted up?
No waiting between coats?
10 min flash between coats
2k clear is awesome, and I am a pro painter!
It's OK... Overall I was happy.
I painted my mustangs Roush ground effects this way. I used the factory match spray and 2k clear.. You can not tell the difference between the rest of the car and what I sprayed..
Yea its a great product for small parts
How long does this clear coat last? Before it starts showing any signs of peeling of anything like that?
So if using dupli color perfect match with this 2k clear should I have to wait for the base to clear?
@@DominicMagana I am not sure on that. I have had my ground effects done for 2 years now and they still look good as new
@@nclildogg2 If your using the duplicolr perfect match just wait the flash time it indicates between coats of it, then add your clear about 10-15 minutes after your last coat of Base.
Cost effective? Add the cost of equipment and paint plus clean-up supplies and I'd say for once a month you would still be better off with SprayMax for the clear coat.
I deffinatly like it. Don't get me wrong.
Bro do you even do leg day? 😂
Can you (or anyone) comment on expected coverage? I'm painting a (black) nose cone on a fiberglass travel trailer 8'x13'. I don't want to run out , but also don't want to have too many either. The spec sheet for SprayMax 368 0061 talks about coverage area but its too scientific for me (e.g. 0,5-0,75 m2 at 30-50 um dry film thickness). I'm not a painter just some guy trying to clean up a crap factory paint job - I don't know what um thickness means or how it relates to what I see coming out of the can or on the surface. Appreciate anyone's two cents.
Would probably get 2-3 cans to be safe
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 Thank you! Will do.
Can’t see the coverage?
This is the best clear you can get from a Aerosol can it's completely high in gloss
My spraymax has an adjustable spray pattern
bro, do you even lift
Anyone ever had one of these spit and spatter the paint out of the nozzle? Tried clearing the nozzle but still kept spitting blobs of paint on my work. Now need to sand all over again and start afresh. I'm worried about using this again in case same happens!
Yea this can be a common issue with spray can.
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 Thanks for replying.
Because of this spitting blobs on my work, I then tried holding the can further away from the piece when I was spraying to try to avoid this happening more but because the can pressure is quite low, I couldn't get a nice wet coat down. Can needs to be sprayed at fairly close distance.
Really? It's a spray can. What did you think. 🙈
10 minutes between coats?
About that yea
My 2k result was not great. It was kind of ruff look. Not mirror lok. Maybe wasn't putting enough because was affraid of leaks. I put four coats which the two last ones I was closer
Yea gotta apply this stuff medium wet every coat. Or else it will look rough
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 First time ever for me. I will get better some day but the can is 45 canadian dollars, so it is pretty expensive for four layers though
The safety considerations of using 2k paint with isocyanates really needs to be discussed here. Please don't spray this stuff without full skin protection and a full-face respirator with proper P100 organic vapor cartridges. In a garage setting like this, you should really consider a supplied air system.
Your 100% right
Are you a body builder? Massive arms! Good video though thanks
Not really. Just go to the gym to burn off some calories 😂
2K over Acrylic Lacquer?
Should work
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 Acrylic onto lacquer onto him may do 2k lacquer?
You can spray 2k over any lacquer. Just not lacquer over enamel without primer ,sealer
@@DariusCrayOfficial 2k spray max is pretty forgiving. Usually can go over any surface that is preped and scuffed right
cost-effectiveness: 9/10 (for DIYers)
Spraymax is better than buying a large compressor, hose, filters, adapters and gun. Do you have a solution to buying a whole paint booth setup that is cheaper. Every video I seen has a list that comes up to $$$$.
Correct for one or two time a year use, this is the way to go as stated in video. Anything more than that it's best to get a set up. If you scroll to my latest video, I'm currently useing a 165$ harbor freight gun, 30$ dessicant filter, 18$ air hose and 10$ spray gun. It's really not that much $$ to get started. I also sell a complete spray gun kit everything you need in a box besides the compressor and compressor filter for 320$ FREE shipping.
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 Oh nice. I'll check it out.
Yea we got a whole set up from harbor freight, spray gun, air line, compressor all for 200ish. Filter was ebay, fitings you can get anywhere. So for only about 250 bucks you can spray a paint /clear coat with a gun.
pretty darn gone gudd..
My luck sucks this man going back and forth 50x times and i do 2 passes bam runs everywhere
Key is doing medium coats with this stuff not super wet
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 is it possible to get a good finish if i do many light coats with very quick passes instead so that theres minimal risk or would that cause issues
@@ammar3094 the goal is go just wet enough to where it looks smooth and then STOP lol
What fo yall mean light coats and medium coats whats yhe difference like how close up it is or what pleas explain
@@joseconstante1321 around 4 inches away with slow medium pace i think
Great stuff 2k clear....but wear a good mask gloves on that stuff ..dangerous stuff ...💀
I do. I kept my mask off for a small portion of the video to verbally explain how to lay it but I always always wear a mask.
Yeah the 2K clear coat line contains isocyanates which are particularly dangerous.
Extremely
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 Yep. You know better than me I'm sure but I'm wearing a full mask with a P100 filter for regular rattle can use and I wouldn't spray 2K without positive pressure, hooded coveralls and gloves. Maybe I'm paranoid but...
You sure talk bad about the stuff in your replies to comments. You are obviously not a fan. Most people probably will never use more than 4-5 oz so this would be perfect for them. If they were going to spay gun the clear I don't think they would watch a video on this stuff. Good video though. I'm doing accents on wheels.
Cost effectiveness is terrible. For one time use for someone who litterally never paints it's great. For people who consistently paint it's deff a no. It's a good product for sure tho
Bare arms and bare legs no goggles spraying that poisonous spray max clearcoat, might pay for that down the road
Yea I use a full spray suit now
It’s not great for larger jobs. I’d rather get the speedokote than spend 20 on the small can.
Agree man, it was a fun experiment but ill never use it again lol . it does work good for people who are doing a 1 time touch up on a bumper or something
I don’t know what I’m doing wrong but using Supermax 2K, results are no better than a $2 can of clear coat. It looks basic.
Might be spraying it on to light
Why spend a lot of money if you don’t have to it just as good as a spray gun
Its almost as good in my option... Like I said you cant select air pressure , activator speed or reduce the clear any . as far as gloss I got just about the same finish . it definitely is very comparable to a off thr gun finish
I see but but what I’m saying is perfect four touching up a bumper but if you are going to paint the whole car then yes spray gun is the way to go and. Compressors can go up to 500 to 1000 bucks for a good Quality one not a Chinese knock off
Wet sand it now
I'm good
First, I’m disappointed your intro references a scuff paste and paste but you didn’t show the scuff process. Second, on one hand you express your satisfaction of the final outcome, but, then generically state you’re disappointed with the “cost effectiveness “ (I think you said was poor) yet, you failed to provide any objective facts , evidence to support your conclusion as to why the “cost effectiveness “ was poor. Overall, appreciate the video, but I’m disappointed that it was not helpful as your final analysis was subjective, inconsistent, “poor.” 🤷♂️
Let me help you out here... If you can scub a dish... Scrubbing a plastic part with scuffing paste/scuffing soap is a very similar process. I have shown this in other videos if you care to watch. Secondly.. Let me explain why it's not cost effective for someone who CONSISTENTLY PAINTS to use this product. It's a Beleive a 10 or 12oz can of clear... Which only contains about 4-6 Oz of actual material. So your paying about 4-5$ per Oz of clear coat.. Let's take a can of speedokote smr135 which is only 58 cents an Oz.... So instead of paying 20$ to clear coat this front lip im paying a little over 2 bucks. So in essence your paying 1000% mark up for rattle can clear. Is it quality for someone who just needs a quick one time use yes... Great for someone who paints all the time ❓ no.. Not at all.
Thanks for clarification. You and I both know most accomplished pros working in licensed Autobody shops don’t or rarely use cans but rather pro level spray gun equipment and compressors (economies of scale). So from the perspective of a pro painter, yes, a 2K Clear spray can app is not “cost effective.” But, for many DIY hacks like myself who just need a one-time quick and dirty deep scratch repair on an 8-10 year old out of warranty vehicle (perhaps with no comp & collision insurance coverage) it’s not “cost effective “ for DIYs to invest thousands of dollars in pro equipment and bulk paint supplies for a once or twice quick body repair or touch up. Overall, I think you unfairly knocked a relatively good product by assuming your only audience was seasoned pros like yourself. 🤷♂️ But, thanks again for the greater justification on why you opined the “cost effectiveness is poor.”
That's basically what I was saying in the video. One time use for someone with no equipment it's great
Speedokote refinish network Okay. I apologize for my own error. I watched the entire 8:11 length video again. And, this time I didn’t skip any portions as I admittedly did during the first viewing to avoid the open video segments where there was only music playing but no spoken dialogue. True, At 7:18 to 7:47, you do, in fact, provide a distinction for One-time DIY projects 🆚 Pros/DIYers who are painting multiple repair projects over multiple periods throughout a year. Because the video was going so long I apparently skipped 7:18 to 7:47 to watch the final 0:24 seconds. So my disappointment with your “cost effectiveness “ critique was premature and is without factual basis.
Watching u paint u look like a novice to me. If u were a good painter u can paint most of a car with that rattle can. Nothing beat a spray gun but u can turn out a decent result with a rattle can!!!
Iv been using spray cans sence I was around 10 lol.. I don't use them much these days but I'll say this can does not go far
Bad camera angle.
Thanks for your opinion