I Painted My 70 Year Old Farm Truck Outside With Zero Experience.. Quality Results?
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- I Painted My 70 Year Old Farm Truck Outside With Zero Experience.. Quality Results?
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I don't know how I came across this channel but when I saw the truck my heart skipped a beat. when I was 14 my grandfather had a stroke and all he wanted to do was get his father's old truck going again. it was almost exactly the same as your Mater. I'm 57 . im the only granddaughter who liked working on vehicles. my grandfather had me doing a lot of the work because his left arm was affected by the stroke.lm really enjoying your
videos. you guys are doing
AMAZING. I can't wait to see you drive it down the road.
LOVE THE COLOR ;)
When you make something by yourself its on another level
Its either too good or too bad
My First viewing of your video but I enjoyed watching you shoot backwards.
I painted my first car at 14 years old, 2 tone, Red & White on a 1954 Buick 2 door hard top.
In 1963 I used automotive enamel which was preaty much the standard for the time.
The car owner was amazed !
My father who was a retired master painter, was empressed.
I question why you start at the bottom close to you rather than at the top and draw toward yourself ?
My self as well as most painters I have seen always start at the top and work down, no matter what is being painted.
Even a house.
As well as start at a point farthest away and draw closer to them.
This prevents dragging the air hose over wet paint and allowing you to put better coverage over the light mist already started at the point closest to you.
Also why did you not ( cut in ) the areas that you will move over with your wide sweeps ?
The grill suround, under and around the hood edges, the drops and under edges of the running boards, the door openings as well as the door jams.
Maybe you were taught a differant way !
Also. after you shoot your primer you can mist with black, then when you block scratch sand the primer it shows any dents you may have missed in prep. allowing you to work them before start your final color coats.
This is especially important with a metalic color because matching dry metalic is a bitch and will usually leave a noticable ring around where you sanded !
I hope you take this as helpful tips from an old Hot Rod Builder.
I will soon be 72 years old and am still building cars of my dreams.
And I do all of it !
From the ground ( Garage Floor actually ) up.
Designing, Welding, metal fab, metal finish, upholstery and paint.
And I don't have a paint booth either.
I do not build my own engines anymore simply because it is just not something I enjoy.
I have a friend with a machine shop do the engines as that is what he enjoys doing.
I have a house full of trophys from a lot of car shows, so I guess I did something right.
Enjoy what you are doing, It will show in the finished product !
Be Safe and well
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I'm an outside painter. When you wet sand and buff, it will look amazing. That is an art in itself. Hard to use sandpaper on brand new paint. All the dust and orange peel goes away. It will look perfect. Have faith. 👍
Even worry about overspray on your vehicles close to you not a good idea
Nice job for beginners. Wet sanding single stage might be tricky if there is metallic in it. You could send through the clear binder that is in single stage and exposing the pigments. Then you will have to repaint the area or the panel. Good luck and would love to see the finished truck.
It takes big nuts to try painting outside, and with no experience I think you should be proud of what you've achieved.
Liked the video, and subbed based on this. I look forward to seeing the rest of your videos 👍
Good job guys.. Just a tip bud. Get the inside and out edges and curves first then hit your spray pattern. Not too heavy on the first coat. But other than that I like that color! Great project boys love it!
I am a grandmother, but I have been watching the restoration of the 70 yr.old truck you named "Mater" each episode. Now you may think why is she following us ..my Brother just sold his paint and body shop big beautiful shop of 30 plus years and retired to enjoy his car collection in a huge 2 story building. so that's where my intrest came from. So I appreciate the hard work you young men put in Mater. Beautiful beyond words Mater is.: ps my bro started in a garage and driveway.
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Good for you , I'm glad to see young guys into old stuff like this . Keeps the hobby going !
I painted my Colorado with single stage white and a $12.00 Harbor Freight gun with an excellent result, during love bug season. Fortunately I had a pair of tweezers handy. Just keep the gun moving.
Good job boys with your painting! When painting outside dampen down the area around where you're painting to help stop the dust,loose grass and insects the area around where you're painting dampen down at about 4 to 5 ft.
I was freaking out about getting overspray on the brick
I know I'm a little late, looks good man been watching cause I saw your first video in my recommended. That green really fits that build and just a word of advice when there is dunstan on a freshly painted panel dont dust it off!!
Hey if two buddies can have fun and build something they are proud of. Who cares what anyone thinks. Hats off to you. Doing great job. 👍
man y'all are doing such a good job on that paint job that I don't think y'all need to worry about nothing it looks wonderful
excited to see the finished product, the green looks very cool
You’re doing a great job! I like the color and green was a popular color on those old trucks. I’m so happy you didn’t go the patina way with it like a lot of people are doing. In my opinion restoring means bring it back to new or as close as possible including paint.
I guarantee I could not get near that good. I don't have the patience. I was hoping you would have chosen a medium to hunter green color though, so you would have a "Green Mater". Looking forward to seeing the finished job.
You'll get better coverage and control if you move faster and overlap closer. Let each coat dry enough to dry and shrink in.
If you want a slicker job. Paint and wetsand the next day with 600 grit wet or dry. Knock the peel down enough and put a light coat and after it tacks up , a wet to full wet coat. If you do it right it will be flat with little peel and you will only have to nub the dirt specks and polish those spots. Works out better for longer lasting finish.
Painted professionally since 1970. Yeah I'm semi old.
Love the color. It’s my new favorite. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the truck done.
That time lapse of the primer going on was AWESOME- WHAT A DIFFERENCE- love the videos of the old farm truck being brought back to life
Hey for beginners you are doing a great job. I have a Chevy Colorado that I would not be afraid to let you repaint it. Just started watching, please keep the videos coming.
Looking great! Painting your own ride is very satisfying. You are always your worst critic. Having touched every inch of that truck, you know where all of the imperfections are. Most people are going to be looking at the whole thing and won't see every little detail. It's going to look great IMO.
Love seeing painting for those of us without a booth or shop. Most of that dent will come out with some acrylic or derlin knockdowns for PDR. Just gotta be slow and steady with it.
Yo! Dude! I like your Chanel and all but sometimes your intros kinda long ended, but I just loved how you got right into it, like 1min of some info you got right into it! Great intro and video in general!
Agree on the long winded. Sometime you just say stuff. Make some notes on what you want to communicate and that will help you stay in the game. Thanks for the fun. :-)
Looking good fellas, when y'all finish bring it by the tire shop I would love to see it in person. Plus I owe you a oil change remember. I sold y'all the tires.
Will do man!
It's alot of fun accomplishing things in your back yard. Good job guys.
Looking good so far man. I know you guys don't have a booth but for temporary use I know they sell EZUP canopies with side curtains relatively cheap that could help block the wind some.
Considering that you painted it outside and it being your first paint job it came out pretty good. Keep practicing and you will only get better 😎👍
I've painted a few outside, less bugs in the morning. As soon as I got some better paint equipment the paint looked a lot better. By equipment I mean 1.8-20 tip for spaying epoxy and 1.5 tip for the single stage, 1.3 or 1.4 for the clear. That helped with the orange peal. eventually I got to work inside- all that painting in the yard was good experience. good luck.
When’s the next video!? Can’t wait to see it all finished man!
Love the color you guys glad you chose a nice green
the learning is in the doing,its that simple,the more time you take, the more beautiful it looks,its just a fact,when you learn the art of masking ,priming and painting ,you are pretty much trained when you get done,then you look for more projects,go go
When you paint again always put paint on those areas that hard to get to first you just have to put some color on it.
It's all about learning something new and improving. Keep up the good work boys.
Thanks Brian!
Set up a couple of them Walmart ez up canopy’s and put tarps around it for a makeshift booth. Just a thought.
Just caught up with your project. I have a 1957 Chevrolet 6400, the body is in great shape no rust, lot of work to do on the frame for painting like you were doing. I stayed with the 2 piece wheels but if you want to go with one piece I believe there is a company in Calif. called Stockton that makes wheels any size and pattern you need. Good luck. Nice paint job.
Nice job we get better as we go! Keep up the good work.
Guys!! Wow 🤩 Awsome job thank you for sharing i have painted a few trucks and cars over the years not a professional at all but have a tiny bit of experience in body and paint you video has got me wanting to do mine I have been considering painting my 1988 Monte ss myself and i wasn’t sure how Eastwood’s single would look but man I’m impressed also love that your bringing the old farm truck back to life ... great 👍 job and thank you for the tops and video
Thanks Donald!
Love the body color! I'm guessing that the secondary color will be black, get some guide coat and some sanding blocks, that should help you a lot.
Try water hose it down in primer she will shine in the sun show ur dints u miss but good job and love the truck and I paint all my stuff out side lol
If the vehicle is going to sit outside for any length of time it's a good idea to prime the panelwork with an etch primer before a sanding primer. Otherwise, the sanding primer will suck in moisture through any stone chips or wear spots. Then rust will gradually spread underneath the whole coat. This is ten times more important if you live in an area where they salt roads. Etch primer will give long term protection against rust.
Ya'll are doing great on the truck!!!! The best way to gain experience is trial and error so keep up the great work ya'll are doing!!!!
I’m glad this came across recommended for you. Great work along with great sound! I’d love that truck! I can’t wait to see more now. I enjoy car repair shows that actually do car repair!
Nice colour, doesn't matter if the paint isn't perfect you've saved the truck and its going to look fantastic 😎
It's looking great don't knock yourselfs you should be proud of what you are doing the truck is going to look fantastic. Well done to you both👍👍👍👍
Good movement on your gun overlap is key , but when priming do it in layers. Build and stand the spots a couple times before priming all of it the more they fade the less you can see. Hope this helps on the next one and good talent with practice makes them better and better.
I cannot congratulate you enough on your project. Your presentation is well thought out and provided in a coutes
Oops: in a courteous and informative way. Your friend is articulate and helpful. I am unsubscribing from some of your fellow u tubers that never finish and spend their time ignoring common sense and safety measures. I also refuse to subject myself to receiving insults and unfounded name calling. Obviously I would never use a product sponsoring such trash. Again congrats on a class act.
Thank you for the support Bill!
The most important thing is that you are doing it. Good job young men
Hey I like how humble you are, its nice to see. Nothing but props for trying!
Looks amazing. Was really hoping you'd do a Green of some sort! Such an Underrated color. I'll have to get going on my 1982 K10.
Man this thing is going to look great you and dippin is killing it keep up the good work guys when you get it done you are going to look back and say who needs a painting both you are like me habeing to do your work outside but its looking good cant wait to see it finished...
I just finished painting my 1st gen crew cab over on my channel as well. Came out super nice!
@decent_1st_gen I followed that whole series! It turned out so nice!!
decent_1st_gen You have an awesome channel 😍 … I just subscribed 👍🏻
This project has been a nice change of pace and fun to watch.
Great work guys, you are doing a fantastic job restoring Mater. Paint job is very good considering you are working outside
Just found you guys and sub'd! I've been wanting to get/ build a 1 1/2 ton myself.look forward to seeing the finished truck.
Brilliant job, you are very skilful and entertaining . Looking forward to the next stage of the restoration and on to completion. Inspirational to many people l'm sure. Well done.
Finally some good content tired of RUclipsrs just giving away trucks
Hey guys if you wanted you could make a spray booth out of pvc pipe an plastic. Also it would be easy to take down when your finished. You guys have fun your truck looks good so far 👍🏽😎
Me encantó tu projecto. Me quede enamorada de lo precioso que que le quedó su camioneta joven.
It's sad when you gotta remind viewers that you're just beginners using what equipment you have due to how negative and critical people can be. At least you guys are out there doing your thing. Keep up the good work!
Look ya'll I don't see no imperfections in that it looks really beautiful keep goingI can't wait to see the whole truck that color y'all are doing a wonderful job brother keep it up my God bless you all
What if you put the textured coating from East wood inside the wheel wells or a black undercoat an gloss black over it? Help with rock chips an if it chips at least the under coating is black already
Not bad my man for the 1st I remember the 1st time I did a paint i was so pumped up... but from my experience it is pretty hard to effectively wet sand and buff metallic single stage paint you may have to scuff it down and reshoot it for the best result good luck and keep trying
Don’t know if I missed it in the video but what compressor did you use? Have been tossing around the idea of painting my 2nd gen. Good video
Orange peel comes from putting the first coat on to dry, and when painting we always start at the top and work our way down , thats not to get over spray ............
You can do it either way starting from the top on a truck yes but on spot jobs indont
Orange peal can result from about 40 different elements throughout the process, if they would have just wet and buffed there would have been no issue
Who needs a paint booth driveway builds are the best mater looks good
I think you guys are doing good don’t let them get you down keep doing what you’re doing that’s how you learn
Thanks Lee!
That’s a bad ass color man!! I love it
All it takes is hardwork, I hope you’re following Eastwood paint guide wet sanding clearing and polishing
nice job, rust on a car or truck( Buttina) is not cool and doesn't look good ,When spraying metallics it's good to spray in a checkerboard pattern of coats to avoid streaks, get yourself a good mechanical mixer and always shake your gun to keep it mixed when you're spraying.
That green looks damn good
It's surprising what you can do in your yard. I painted my schoolie with an airless using the finest nozzle and reduced the paint I got from Tractor Supply that was a durable implement paint. It suprised everyone how fine it came out.
Good results. The first car I painted was in 1983 and it was a 2020. Twenty feet away and twenty miles an hour it looked pretty good.
Glad to see your not going to get ripped off by a body shop, good for you!
If anyone says anything about it not being perfect, tell the they should have been here to help do it. You are doing a great job and next project will be much better. Then you will get better with every project after that. It looks great and much better when you arrived home with it.
Shoot man! Beginners? Ya'll doing as good as some of the pros! Keep doing your thing dude!
I bought one of those Pilot house Trucks 20 years ago. Fired it up and drove it home 30 miles , No brakes no insurance. The tires had air but where flat spotted from setting. could only go 30 MPh. It had been setting for 35 years. It has the extra windows in the cab. And a Southwind gasoline heater. To much expence and work to put tires and brakes on it. I bought a motor home at a auction for $110.00 and it has a 440 . Drove it home also. Thats the best solution for me is to swap the 48 cab on that motor home chassis.
Looks good for an outside of the paint booth paint job again great job fellows
May I ask where you got this soundtrack? Absolutely love it.
Great video as well.
Like u said a good wet sand to get the orange peal smooth and then hit it with a nice clear coat will look amazing. I suggest buying a cheap tent or build your own to inclose it some how while you clear coat it to get best results. There's vidios out there to build you own for a few hundred bucks some 2x4 and some clear painters tarp. Then wet sand your clear coat and and buff and wax. Great job guys love the videos.
Not sure what paint your using but it probably shrank a little. Check your overlap if you got peal. Also don't let it dry. Move faster in hot weather.
I think you guys are doing a great job the truck is coming along awesome
You did a great job! Don’t worry about orange peel. You will always get some orange peel. Then you cut and buff. For the dent Next time hit it with a dust coat of black primer over the grey primer, then block sand to see the high and low spots. I’m no pro either. My 1968 mustang coupe was the first car I painted at 16 I’m about to repaint it but idk if I have the confidence to make videos.
Your doing a great job! Keep it up, I like these videos. I know I am here for the can am content but, I really like these builds you got going!
Thanks Jeremy!
No problem. Working on my own RUclips channel. Just finishing up a few things editing wise and my video should be out on Friday.
Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls God Bless Ya 🙏
Great choice in color
GOOD JOB, AND you let people know that you can get it done without being a tv star with a mega shop!
first do the corners when you spray a part. but you´re very good holding and moving this gun. will be looking very good this truck!
first coat needs to be thinned out a bit 10/ 30% thinner with med hardener, if hot slow hardener.
Awesome job painting.
That is one sick colour I love it you guys are doing an awesome job to that thang
Glad its not black or red. Great job
Boys, you're doing fine. Temperature, humidity/moisture, and bugs are going to be your enemy. A little orange peel is nothing, have a look at factory job finishes. The difference is in sanding and cutting once it's down. Keep going strong.
Thanks Mark!
It always looks so nice and clean with primer on it.
So happy u went with green and not blue good looking truck
Looks good. Gun setup has a lot to do with orange peel. Pressure,distant, speed, but that's how you learn. Good job guys
For a first time paint job I thought it looks good , as long as your satisfied that's all that matters let that paint cure for a month wet sand and buff with 2000 grit you'll be good to go
Mater has come a long way great job
Y’all are doing good! Keep up the great work! Can’t wait to see the finish product!