2001 Kenworth W900. Time For Some Dirty Words!!!
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- Опубликовано: 21 фев 2024
- The Team handles an early 2000s Kenworth...And Ray explains and demonstrates the exact steps in keeping your paint job as dirt free as possible. He also details the complete procedure of repairing one of the most common Kenworth hood issues there is.
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“We do it right, or we don’t do it at all.” That’s the professional’s attitude. 💪
Thank you very much, my friend!
Just FYI, James Pretty mentioned your channel last night on a live. I enjoy both channels, hope you both get the views you deserve. Thank You Thank You 🙏
Ol' James is a pretty good guy with some great content. He and I chat back and forth once in a while and exchange technical details to help broaden our collective knowledge. Thanks a lot, my friend!
Thank You
James Pretty is a good dude! Go check him out as well
My new to me Kenworth need some serious love . Won’t be taking it to the guy who painted my Peterbilt twice and still couldn’t get the paint to stick around the rivets. Great work! love the info !
Well thanks a lot, my friend! Rivets are always a road block for the lazy. They're also why not many painters go near semis.
Great work! Very useful information, thank you. James Pretty recommended your channel and I'm very glad he did!
James is a great guy with some great content. I appreciate his endorsement and also appreciate your viewership! Thanks!
One of your best. Keep up the outstanding work.
Nice job!
You can use the same method with the tack cloth when shooting base clear. That dust builds up between coats of the base coat and then a final wipe down with the tack cloth before clearing the vehicle.
That way you get the best results.
I also tack between base clear coats. And some amount of colored dust usually comes up off of it when I do. Thanks a lot, Buddy!
Another one smashed out the park Ray! Stunning job
Well hey, thanks a lot! I appreciate it.
Wow mate you do transform these old Trucks it's a treat to watch you work still think the older Trucks are the smart choice get you to work your magic and you,'ve got a great truck for a fraction of the cost of new ,it's Recycling at it best
Cheers Kym
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And with emission standards the way they are in this country...a lot of folks believe that it's more convenient to just run some of this solid, older iron instead of putting up with all that nonsense. Thanks for your positive input, my friend!
You sir do amazing work.....thanks for the content!
And thank you as well, my friend!
NICE JOB!!!! BEEN FOLLOWING YOU FOR A MIN. I ENJOY YOUR VIDEOS AND APPRECIATE THE HARD WORK!!!!
Well thank you so much for that!
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Well I certainly appreciate that!
Good work and good proceeds at the auction. Now to the 2000 KW with the paint problem. Have you ever heard of ice blasting? This is not as aggressive as sandblasting, but has an amazing effect without leaving any blasting residue behind. You can even blast the entire engine, gearbox, axles and so on without having to glue it on (except of course for openings etc.). Take a look at it online! I can only tell you from my own experience that it works wonderfully. I had the entire engine compartment cleaned like this because of a hydraulic pump repair on my 30t crawler excavator. Only recommended! I look forward to your next videos. Greetings Ben
I'll definitely look into that. It would be nice to have an alternative to messy and harmful paint strippers on some of these projects. Thanks a lot, my friend!
That’s a really nice looking paint job
Well, I certainly appreciate that!
Excellent job! Looks great. You do amazing work!
Thank you! much appreciated!
Very informative--nice results !!
Hey thanks a lot, Buddy!
This was absolutely amazing. I wish I live in northeastern Wyoming, so you can teach me all this.
Thank you so much! And thanks for subscribing as well! This particular series...the videos of all these nearly identical early 2000s kenworths...has become the basis for many small scale tutorials. By the time I'm finished with them...I will have covered most of the bases of truck auto body.
Man you made my day! I love that blue. … Thanks for posting
And thank you for your positive input, My friend!
Beautiful paint job. Helpful hints always appreciated .👌✌
Hey thanks a lot, my friend!
Looks amazing.man you guys do such good work.
Well thanks a lot, My friend!
Great video & thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
And thank you as well! Much appreciated!
Great work. I’ve really been enjoying your videos.
Well I definitely appreciate that!
You deserve so many more subs. Awesome work all the time.
I appreciate that! And I also appreciate your sub as well!
Awesome job ive been going back and Beng watching your older videos and you do some of the best work I've ever seen i definitely subscribed to your channel 👍💯
Sounds awesome! I definitely appreciate it!
Looks great 👍 nice job as always 👍
Hey thank you very much, Buddy!
Great work man
Well thank you very much, my friend!
Another nice paint job
Thank you very much!
SWEET work man ....Whatever you charge is worth every penny
Thanks a lot, My friend! These guys got a pretty good deal...since they booked in over 15 trucks all at once.
Love your work
Hey thanks a lot
First video of yours I've seen. Liked and subbed. I've got an '06 studio that could use some love (especially the roof cap and that stupid sunroof).
Well thanks a lot! And thanks for subscribing as well!
Awesome video
Thank you very much!
Very nice result, a nice contrast metallic blue with white.
In the film it seems to happen easily and quickly, but I'm curious how long such a project actually takes?
This particular project was in my shop for right around a week. Thank you very much!
Guten Abend, schöne Grüße aus Deutschland. Mach weiterso, ich finde es klasse, wie du deine Arbeit zeigst.😃👌
Well I certainly appreciate it! And a big hello from the center of the U.S.!
Good Work
I appreciate that!
@@teams.t.e.a.m6214 It’s not just the thorough ethic, it’s also like your explanation of everything a 4th grader could understand and of that I believe you’re making better men and painters to have better more thriving businesses. You make the world better. Great job
Great really.
Thank you very much!
Looks great Ray. Quick question, are you shooting single stage? My wife asked how come she never see’s you shooting clear, and I said “I think he’s old school, look at his gun, I think he’s shoring single stage”. Just want to make sure.
I use a siphon gun because of both the cup capacity and its location. Having a little pint cup on top and mostly in the way doesn't work for me...although I actually own two top load HVLP guns. I use a 2 1/2 gallon pressure pot for bigger jobs. Yes, I shoot single stage. It's a common misconception that base clear is the better coating. While it is more modern...the vast majority of clear coats on the market are inferior and either begin to turn yellow within five years or simply begin coming back off. It's really all about who makes the product...and not what the paint system is. Base clear is superior when it comes to having a metallic paintjob that you can use buffing compounds in its future...and that's about it. A durable and reliable single stage will last longer in most cases...remain resistant to chemicals at a higher rate...and react better to a compounding material as well. I am as old school as they come when it comes to my work ethic and product quality...but my gun and material choices are simply well thought out , tested, and proven. Thanks a lot for your input, you guys!
Curious if you’ve ever had issues with tape tracking when you mask over fresh paint? Those Crystal tack rags are my favorite also. Thanks for the video. 👍🏼
I've learned...the hard way, of coarse... about paying close attention to how many hours the previous paint has sat...as well as the shop temp it sat in...as well as the humidity...as well as the brand and type of paint it is before i consider laying stripes over it. also, I typically use 1/8" tape whenever possible to minimize my vinyl footprint. The blue paint is Nason 2K urethane...which cures out a little more quickly than the PPG 2K urethane does. The white is PPG. Thanks a lot!
@@teams.t.e.a.m6214 Good ol Nason. Thats some tough paint. I’ve sprayed a lot of it. Is the PPG Delfleet? I’ve shot a lot of that as well and really liked it.
I’m hoping to repaint my RUclips project truck this summer. It’s a 94 cabover freightliner. Can a hot water pressure washer be used to get most of the old paint off? Or will I need to sand it all off??
You'll have a certain degree of success with a pressure washer...particularly if it is over 3200 psi and pushing very hot water. If it's a factory paintjob or well applied though...you wont get it all off. What you'll be left with is a bit of a multilayer mess, I'm afraid. If you are set on going to bare metal regardless...I'd say go for it. Just be thoughtful about what you remove first. If there are holes or empty nutserts left behind from previously removed components... you could end up pushing a lot of water inside the cab. Might wanna put a few of those bolts back in place before you begin.
@@teams.t.e.a.m6214 thank you for the advice. Sounds like it’s a good way to start, then finish what didn’t come off with a sander. Do I need to worry about the aluminum warping from the hot water?
Hey I was wondering what shade of blue is that you used on the finders of this truck
It's called sovereign blue. That's a Nason 2K urethane that I shot it in.
Thanks I appreciate you for letting me know
Just wondering, how much dirt do you get in the paint? Do you wet down the shop??
If I look real closely...I can find a speck here and there. Never had a customer notice or complain about it. However...nearly every single truck we pull in that has been previously painted seems to be covered in it. Because of the methods i outline in this video as well as keeping the surrounding area as clean as I can...I dont really have any sort of dirt issue in my shop.
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Hey thanks a lot!
Curious question. Why don't you sand the whole truck down wipe or wash then mask off???
The chances are just too great that a DA sander or scratch pad will scratch up the glass or chrome pieces. Around 100 percent, in fact. If you want to get right in there and leave no trace of shiny paint behind...you absolutely have to cover everything up.
What paint and primer do you use
I use 2K urethane. The blue on this project is the Nason brand...and the white is PPG. I use PPG epoxy primers. EPX 950 is white...EPX 900 is beige...and EXP908 is black. They all are mixed 1 to 1 with the catalyst...which is EPX901
Hello what color blue is that
It's called sovereign blue. It's a Nason 2K urethane.
This was absolutely amazing. I wish I live in northeastern Wyoming, so you can teach me all this.
Maybe one day!