Fear And Loathing In The Paint Booth
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Well, we didn't exactly have a paint booth...but then again we didn't really have a painter either! Watch as we transform Project Daily Driver from a 20 Footer into a solid 15 Footer...even better if you squint!
Respirator? Smoking while painting. Sweating on car. Hose drug through paint. Tony you keep it real! Terrific!
No PPE was harmed in the making of this video. lol
Fabulous comment made me laugh out loud
😂😂😂
Hahaha
man those paint fumes did wonders for your anxiety
Lmfao.....ya know....I didn’t even notice that but it’s true
Probably safer the nicotine
Always works for me. ; )
Hahahaha
"Hey Tony, what's that in the paint?"
Tony: "Oh, some ash from my cigarette flew into the paint."
"You were smoking while painting??"
Tony: "What are you, a Californian?"
The ash is custom metal flake!
it's a Tony-Flake job!
😂😂😂
Old house painter used to swear ash in his paint kept spiders away lol
🤣😂🤣😂
I like the way you were filtering the paint fumes through your cigarette butt lol
That's freaking awesome
Underrated comment🤣
I used to occasionally visit Tony when he lived in New York, and i dont think i ever saw him without a cigarette...
LOL
Uncle Tony staying safe with the combustible cylindrical respirator, OSHA is pleased
Catalyzed paint can lock up your lungs in one spray job. Any atomized chemicals are bad though. Tony is an idiot here. Old timer tough guys look so dumb with an oxygen tube up their nose. Tony is directly gambling with COPD and Athsma here. I spray. Lifetime Devilbiss man. From a JGA502 up to a GTI.
@@hyperluminalreality1 Don't do as I do, wear an approved breathing mask.
The carcinogens from his cigarette will fend off all of those nasty chemicals,lol.Serious note, he should have had a respirator on.
Uncle Tony reminds me of all the people I learned how to work on cars growing up. I remember one time I was helping my friend's dad who was a great mechanic, he was under a car changing a gas tank and had his arms covered in gasoline and grease all with a cigarette hanging from his mouth.
Should have had masks on and a sweat band
"Don't overthink it. It's just paint"- Paint Society
@aaron anderson the diy guy here better use all that paint because he put hardner in all the quarts he mixed so that paint is wasted
@@robertmartin2052 I think this guy knows how hardeners work ;)
@@lobmin I'm not quite sure about that
dimethylbadshit aint good to breathe
silverbird58 , yassss, I was thinking the same thing
lmao, you broke every painting rule there is and you shared it on RUclips, that gives me hope for me finishing the paint on my 71Dart
Care to share those broken rules?
@@rpmfoto well for starters you don't use Windex as a prep wash for panels lol
Actually I use wax and grease remover then Pre painting prep followed by spray way glass cleaner & then hit it with a tack rag & a blow gun. Glass cleaner is good for us at home guys
Jon wax and grease remover is the best option. I’ve always used that and a rag, then after it dries hit it with a tack cloth.
Also, when painting in a shop that doesn’t have a ventilation system, one should definitely consider a mask or respirator. And it wouldn’t hurt to have wet down the floor to keep any dust from kicking up
@@LgSutterby he wasn't shooting for perfection he basically just wants it to shine and all be one color
Most important step to painting a car is bring handcuffs and handcuff yourself to a tree for one hour after every coat so you do not touch the car or the paint gun
@@CarsandCats 《☆》Ya it's been a while since I sprayed acrylic but polyurethane requires a light tack coat with a 30-45 minute delay before the next or final coat🤓🗣🔊☮✌👍🏾
@@CarsandCats did you not watch the beginning of the video. Or the other video explaining how he's not a body car guy.
Ha ha true
@@CarsandCats yeah I thoroughly impressed by that and it only having 1 run! I hope he cuts and buffs this cuz it might come out even better! That's if it hardens good. Not so sure he used enough hardener in a couple of those mixes...
Uncle Tony has literally put his blood sweat and tears into this car.
Maybe he should name his car "Spinning Wheel". . . . . .
@Shelly B. Or he can do what he wants
And cigarette ashes
Great job! I can tell you're excited and proud of your hard work. Excited to see the finished product!!
Love it... Getting out of your comfort zone plus putting it on Camera to me is just awesome..... Great Job Brother
Half of it's knowing how not to make mistakes, the other half is knowing how to fix mistakes. Bravo Tony,
That looks like Hemi orange to me.
Hopefully I'm getting my 77 tradesman boogie van back soon. Shorty van with a 360. Beyond stoked I found this channel! Realest one on the internet. PURE PUNK ROCK!
At any rate, it looks way better then before.
21:00 "theirs light reflecting off of it..... THATS A WIN!!"
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thats gold..... pretty good job dude
Uncle Tony spray painting a car. that's something I thought I'd never see! good job and way to go for seeing it through!
Who needs a respirator when you've got a healthy supply of cigarettes on hand? That smile when it's all done is priceless! Great video, real world paint and body which most of us can actually relate to.
Rite why folks fussing abt respiratory?? Tony has both doors open plus a filtered cigarette n his mouth!!!
Like my railroad buddy used to say, "it's good enough for who it's for."
My uncle would away say good enough for the girls l run around with
Good enough for the girls I go out with - AvE
Or, good enough for government work.
@@johnbig1274 I say the same thing. Thats an oldie but goodie!
I would say "It's a fifty fifty job...looks good at fifty feet and fifty miles an hour".
In the words of my uncle who used to paint cars out of his run down garage...”well...it’s all one colour”
Exactly!! All the same color panels on ur car is always better !!!
Law of the Land!
... And, being orange, when it starts rusting through, it will take a while to notice it
my next project will be a custom blend of a bunch of rattle cans. under the pines
@@trevorvanbremen4718 LMAO!!
It look fine for a daily driver car. You will have fun cruising on the boulevard.
My daddy ran a body shop for 51 years. And was locally considered the best around. The joy I saw you have while painting,, regardless of your skill level reminded me of the joy I saw in him each and every day. He has been gone for 11 years now and this video brought me a huge smile so thank you Tony!!
"U stalling Tony...just pull the trigger"- Random guy from Queens
Its really cool that you actually found some enjoyment while doing a job that produced such anxiety beforehand
Earl Scheib would have been proud. 😁
Any car for $29.95.
@@mpetersen6 Before my time. I remember $89.95 though.
@@johnpossum556
And I absolutely guarantee that some Bevis will park right next to him and slam their drivers door into the Dart.
@@deormanrobey892
I didn't know he was around long enough to get the price up that high. Oh, they so carefully masked off the trim and windows in the TV commercials. I think they also did a promotion where you got a Popiehl Pocket Fisherman thrown in for free 😝
@@mpetersen6 Some of the shops made all the way to the 80s, I think it was 3 hundred bucks by then.
Finished job looks good enough for me. People with a great sense of humour make his video even more enjoyable.
UTG put his heart & soul into this plus hair & sweat 😳
Dont forget cig ashes!!
@@kevinpenn3424 cig ashes on freshly painted doorjambs save you from buying grip tape😁
Thank you Uncle Tony for reminding me of the fond memories of the first few cars I painted. After 25 years it is just my boring job, had so much fun when I had no clue what I was doing.
I'd be Very Proud of this Paint Job Uncle Tony
Mixed in with Sweat!
Nice job Uncle Tony and Aunt Kathy. The Dart be lookin good. You give me the courage to try that myself.
this is why i do all my fine body work outside under the pines it gets waxed as you work.
Gota love this dudes enthusiasm. Not seeking perfection, doing it and enjoying it and getting a decent finish and having a good looking car. Enjoyed the video
tony ..!!
6" away from the surface, you're killing me here !!
Way to close
I think it's really cool that you are willing to upload a video of you doing something you're not comfortable with and knowing that people will rip into you over it.
It inspires me to step out of my comfort zone and try something new.
I just love that dual scoop hood
Yea, they were called Raisin Brand hoods back in the day.😎
It's gorgeous!
Imperfections are the diyers trademark. Take pride in them.
Thanks for sharing. 😊
Been a body man for 50+ years, last time I was this scared was when I watched "The Exorcist". You're a brave man. It's done, looks good, back to the mechanical stuff. PLEASE 🤪
Awesome job Tony.
I admire the way you tackled this project.
Going to look awesome going down the road.
Great content!
you dont mix all your paint at once, the hardener is working as soon as you mix it in.
I love this channel. You learning as you go. Not using a paint booth. Showing us that everyone can do this on even the tightest budget with little or no experience, just a passion about cars.
You painted it like a lawn mower. And you got high on your own supply. Good job! :D
I’ve seen some really nice lawnmowers.
I'm a veteran mechanic. Work almost exlusivley on fuel injection. Rarely OBD1 and even more rare carbs. It's an absolute treat when a relic comes in. And I envy you getting to play with these gems day in and day out. I absolutely love your channel just as much as project farm. Good quality content, informative and keeping real enough for guys like us that just make shit happen the best we can. Thanks UTG!
Good job tony you have made this special ed student take on the body/paint on his fairlane
this whole series is a testament as to why you should take a paint and body to a pro. when Uncle Tony tells someone " hey you'd never guess right, but I did the paint and body on this car myself".... 99 out of 100 people are thinking "yeah it pretty much looks that way". the other 1 percent think its a grade 10 shop project.
Ya. Spend $2-5,000 plus on a job that lasted 3 years.
Most shops are hacks.
You may quote me.
@@hotrodray6802 any guy that says he'll paint your car for 2-5 grand is a hack! a real paintjob costs 10,000 unkle tony's pait job probably cost him 500 in materials at most and it looks like a backalley hack job.
I think it looks good and just like you said. This is fun
Newspaper, tack rags and prep solvent! My childhood!
I know how hot it is there. My cousin lives in Murfreesboro. Can’t imagine spraying in that kinda heat! Be drying before it hits the panel!
One tip is try and keep the gun parallel to the panel. I know it’s hard on the top sides.
All the painters and bodymen are cringing their asses off watching this! No suit. No booth. Bugs. Sweat. Everything in the shop coated with a light orange film 😂
Good job Tony. You worked with what you have and did a job your happy with! 😎
Uncle tony reminds me of a painter my dad hung out with in the 70s! Had a cig in his mouth, beer in his left hand, paint gun in his right! Excellent painter!
I have this problem with most thing's I do! I WAY over do, and over think it! Just paint it and move on!!
Same here.
But we can do it!
Me too. I was describing all of my concerns about a project and my Dad said, “sounds like paralysis by analysis.” I laid down paint the next day. The finished project was worth more to me than the perfect project that never gets done!
UT great video. The value is seeing you do this from a DIY perspective and then reading ALL the comments. I learned a lot so THANK YOU!
''We were somewhere around the paint booth in my garage , When the thinners began to take hold''..
Yeah, it doesn't get you "high", it just gives you a headache.
Occupational overexposure to this product has been shown to cause brain and central nervous system damage... I always told myself "Time to quit when can't recall this warning. "
@@jbeutell just like the vibration warnings on pneumatic sanders, right?
Lol! Fear and loathing in Uncle Tony’s garage!
Sharkboy
HUH ???
Can especially identify with your apprehension UT. I have always felt the same way about attempting welding. You give me hope about the possibility of conquering my welding anxiety. You Da man, Tony. Keep showing it like the DIY man that you are!!
"how many sides of a car can you look at at once?" - my old man
I was told that about my second day of my first job in a professional body shop in 1971! You can only see one side of the car at a time!, My last two cars that I purchased a couple months ago, A 75 Torino Elite and a 77 Dodge Monaco coupe both had remote left mirrors with no right hand mirror so I found the closest match I had for each one and nobody knows but me! Uh and all of you guys now!
I love how you are not afraid to step out of your comfort zone.
Man, they jam my mailbox with ads on newsprint paper around here.
Every Friday we get some coupon saver /ads /specials on the local places that's on newsprint and about as thick as an average magazine.
I'm always using them for placemats for dinner or laying parts on to paint.
I usually paint parts after I've ran them thru the dishwasher when the wife isn't looking.
I hold onto all the flyers just so I have masking paper when I need it . It's handy to have a stack around the shop....
House of kolor has a great instructional video of the whole process. He doesn't miss a thing and it's a good watch.
Cool last name deorman
Painted is alot like building an engine, it's the small things that add up. Most of the time is the body work. Every body ask "how much to paint my....." $100 to spray it, 10k for the prep should be the answer. So many things affect a paint job ie temp, when spraying metallics will cause "mottle" too hot and the flakes dry on their edges leaving stripes. Also creates dry spray and orange peel, because it has no time to level before it has flashed and sat. Using a slow activator will help. Spraying at night will attract insects by the lights used etc. But with that said, to each his own. Theres an a$$ for every seat. Always gonna be the haters and the admirers of the same paint job. Weve sprayed award winning cars and weve sprayed clear on patina, even shot a little rustoleum that came out great. The dart looks great uncle Tony 👍👍👍
Looks like a baby general Lee.
That's what I was thinkin'. It just needs a confederate flag on top & the numbers on the doors!😁
Until the “peaceful protesters” show up and burn the car and garage to the ground while the police stand around and watch!
@@bigbear5510 thats not the confederate flag, its the battle flag for a state army.
@@0004612 must suck when your on the receiving end of that eh?
@@DrewLSsix Okay but that's what everyone calls it & I think most people understood what I meant. It's also called a rebel flag. Thanks for your input😊
Uncle Tony, I've been enjoying your videos for about a year now and subscribed. It's cool to see you outside of your expertise and working out the problems. I really want to tackle painting a car sometime soon and it's good to see you enjoying figuring this out. More people, me included, should learn to relax and go with the flow. keep up the good work and great content.
How high were you? No judgement, just curious. 5 min in the mix shack and I'm stoned.
High enough he still hasn't come down, 12hrs later.
Looks great Uncle Tony! I’ve done the same thing over the years, with sweat dripping and dragging the hose through the paint. I’ve been a GM/Chrysler tech for 25 years and I’ve become friends with various body guys over the years. I’ve learned a bit from every guy. One good thing to do is wet the floor, so you don’t kick up dust. I get super nervous like you , but when I start I have fun also. I get scared because if I mess up, the paint is expensive and I want it to look somewhat presentable.
My uncle Joe would paint cars outside after wetting the ground.
My father in law did that too back some 30 years ago. Did this Chevy Van in metallic gold, turned out great. Except a fly landed right in the middle of the giant side panel above the rear wheel and left a dime size blemish you could see from 10 feet away. hahahaha he was so mad, but said screw it.
Yes I get parts from this junk yard n flat lick Kentucky they hav a shed with gravel floor spray ground with hose also!! I've seen some of their paint jobs and it blows my mind of how great of job they can do with what they hav to do with!! Hill Billy's can do ny thing, I've seen em do it!!!
Hope it cures evenly as you didn’t mix it well. When you test the gun test the pattern with a single stationary shot not a long sweeping stroke. And why did you use a car to test the gun on? Should use paper taped to the wall.
@@TheRolfano the car is scrap
That's a excellent tip I have painted a few cars out side well mine 3 times another 2 times and my bro in laws but I never knew to get the ground great tip
Thank you for your honest videos. Most videos try and look like their work is perfect and it's usually fake. Body work was my trade for a long time and I can say you have a good grasp of the hardest part of painting (Watching the paint go on) and then adjusting your application. All the easy stuff you got wrong lol
gotta love those body lines my wifes first car was a 72 dart but ralley red maybe not hemi orange but both are close
Well Mr Tony" ya done did it"! looks good. The first step in doing new things is walking in the door! Congrats. Greg
I'd rather have garbage I made myself than something someone else built
Yep. I’ve got a built not bought sticker on the back of my pickup, it’s darn sure not perfect and it’s painted in the driveway but I built the whole thing one end to the other, and that’s something I’m proud of. Even if it’ll never win best in show
Awesome you used acrylic enamel, plan on doing the same some day. Thanks for giving us cheap bastards hope!
Your nose hairs sticking together yet? LOL!
I can hear my paint n body guy screaming all the way from Texas.
Bless you Tony, stay awesome.
Uncle Tony, Dude wear a respirator.
@@johnpossum556 it can't be bad, it has best right in the name.
Just smoke while doing it, filter out the dangeorus fumes through the cigarette filter.
@@BillWilsonBG Ay that is correct!! Philp Morris designed that in all their filtered cigarettes!! To double as respirators in the time of need!!! Stickem filters in ur nose holes for even more protection!!!!
You fellas are not funny. Modern paint has so many ridiculously dangerous chemicals (to your insides) a respirator should be worn. Not to do so is just plain ... yes..... plain stupid.
That acrylic enamel paint been out sents cars were only black!! Must be safe please Tony had both doors open plus a filtered cigarette n his mouth!! Come on dude give our Big uncle Tony a break like Tony said he never paints not like he does it daily every day ???
Thanks for the video Tony
Started the body work on my 73 cuda and I am dreading the paint. All the hard work takes place before the paint. That’s the fun part.
I am very anxious about the paint but after seeing this I am a little less anxious.
and that is the problem with fresh paint every imperfection shows
yup, its the Joker "wait till they get a load of me", every time!
Works the same way when you paint walls in your house. Any imperfection shows. That is why matte paint is so popular on new builds, allows all sorts of poor prep work to not show.
It looks good man. It's incredible what a lot of prep and some good quality paint can do.
Man for what you’re going for, that’ll look good after it’s cut & buffed. A respirator wouldn’t have killed you lol 😉
Cut and buff ONE COAT???
Thats why we put 5 coats enamel.
Or a Fan lol
Watching Uncle Tony mix paint is like watching a train wreck in slow motion......LOL! Great color!!!
Hey as your lawyer i recommend taking a blue and red ......
Great. Now I wanna watch fear and loathing.
How much do they pay you to #$÷^ the bear.....such good quotes from a well played movie.......just like 2 days in the valley...
@@adamgee7121 I'm going to watch tonight
@@adamgee7121 ahh ...just walk away.... walk away and leave the gazoline and you will live ...my fav part that is when the gyro dude sees max had no shells... downrigght low ...
Thanks for sharing hope you film the unwrapping it. That is my favorite part it pullin back the tape and looking at it all done.
Oh no... Not single stage!
I have yet to have an expensive B/C last 36 months outside.
Acrylic enamel goes 15.
@@hotrodray6802 sounds like junk paint to me. Not sure what u mean by it doesnt "last" but base/clear can't be beaten by single stage.
Uncle Tony, you are my hero! You broke every rule starting with picking up the mixing cup. just what I needed, gives me hope on my project. Some great vids are Pharraway's custom painting made easy, and the Eastwood ones with that Kevin Tetz guy. RUclips is full of lame paint vids. Thank you for the inspiration. Please wear a filtered mask, filtered cigarettes don't count.
Fear and Loathing ? Like the movie with Johnny Depp tweaking on adrenochrome?
Maybe a different title would be better in this day and age where everyone now knows what Exactly Adrenachrome is??
I painted four cars in my life and a couple boats- the last job I did I took one bay of my garage, tented it off with plastic, a box fan sucking out in the back window and built a frame of 1x2 wood over the door opening with furnace filters- worked better than just shooting it in the back yard.
where is your dam respirator????
Truthfully hes probably okay, as the garage is open air the fumes WILL vent, respirators are more for inclosed paint booths. Also he was sucking through a cancer stick he'll live :P
@james avery most guys who didn't care didnt get to be old.....
@@DrewLSsix you'd be surprised actually. Classic cars used a rather toxic paint mixture but hey; most of the guys who did that work didn't really care in the slightest
We always had the 3 Mississippi drip method with mixing car paint. Get it thin enough where it runs off the stirring stick for 3 seconds before it becomes a drip.. much easier than deciphering hieroglyphs on a mixing bucket I think.
Those mixing cups are so incredibly easy to read and use, but all the numbers on them make people run.
What you're referring to is adding reducer to thin it out. Always add the correct amount of hardener (or activator) and never reduce more than 10%. Most mixing cups have that 10% scale on them, but it's in the 3rd column of each scale.
I'm all about the DIY stuff that is out of your comfort zone...but UT, no respirator or other PPE? Paint fumes are lethal. It'd be nice to see you make these vids without needing oxygen.
Wish we knew that as kids back in the late eighties spraying a set of iroc wheels with urethane 🤣
Old school; single stage, newspapers, hey it looks better than it did. How refreshing to see a normal paint job from a garage diy
Cabral could paint his 10 second lawn chair a lot quicker. Waiting for his video
10 sec was how long until tipped over
LMAO
@@daviddennison4287 it got tangled in his trench coat when he stood up too fast
awesome! im glad to see some paint work on here. That feeling you spoke of has been one i've felt all this year as I've been learning. Thank you for throwing your hat into the paint ring. Makes me feel a little less bad about painting my car with rattle cans on my balcony in pieces.
Personally I blame squirrels
LOL 😊
Where did John R.'s comment go?!
Big Bear 🐿👈🏻👀
@@unclesquirrel6951 I fear them because they like nuts & I'm a big one.😉
I BEEN PAINTING FOR YEARS AND STILL GET BUTTERFLIES BEFORE EVERY JOB....
PUT A RESPIRATOR ON TONY!
It's okay, the even layers of tar and nicotine protected his lungs lol.
The acrylic enamel 2:53 he's using doesn't seem to be creating much fog. Some paints would fog the entire garage, even with the door open. I'd rather do a few Tony no respirator jobs here and there, versus paint regularly with forced ventilation and a respirator.
It's okay his lungs are asbestoses coated for protection! 😁😂😎
Thanks man. One of the most relatable videos I’ve seen.
Masking paper is dirt cheap!
@aaron anderson I didn't know anybody read a newspaper anymore. If I wanted to be lied to i'd just call my ex-wife. I cancelled my prescription 20 years ago as soon as I got my first home computer. How many cars have you painted? Dust is the enemy of a good paints job and newspaper sheds a lot of small particles that can cause "fish eyes".
... and for anyone wanting to tackle a paint job or two, not only is masking paper best (and not expensive), but a nice masking paper machine will get you spoiled for every future masking job you undertake. Like having a best friend right at your side handing you just the right length, already taped on one edge..
It all depends on how much junk you want hanging around after your current project is finished.
@aaron anderson All that hostility? I just misunderstand your comment. I've used newspaper for mashing windows too in the past. My local newspaper does't provide any actual news and about all it's good for is putting in the bottom of my kitchen garbage can.
Tony, thanks for all your hard work that brings joy to so many people. I was shocked today to see HOW MANY people are hating on you on RUclips. Especially about your Bottle Rocket 10s claims and Gen 3 Hemi camshaft observations. Keep it going and have fun. If you're a worthy target it means you're doing something right.
I just hate seeing people put forth effort but don’t give themselves a chance at success.
This was painful to watch.
But how many times has he said hes never done it before? Gotta learn somewherr man.
Congrats!
Could you please do an episode quickly listing and showing all the stuff that's been used for the bodywork and how much total has been spent into it? Thanks.
That car paint is going to be beautiful Uncle Tony! Keep up the good work!! Thank you for the lessons you have given with this paint job! 👍🏼😎
A buddy of mine died after painting without a mask. Although he already had a blood disorder that was effected by the paint it still drives home the effect those chemicals can have on the body when inhaled. At any rate....turned out pretty good Tony. Be safe brother
I'm SO happy for You uncle tony, congratulations. I see your videos from México city and i think this world needs more people like You.
The good thing about wearing glasses when you spray paint is it's like a late warning system showing what you ingested. Being a smoker means anything you ingest after that, could hardly be more harmful. All bases covered!
Put a smile on your relaxed face Tony... Mission Accomplished.. You slayed the Anxiety Dragon... Best to you and yours.
We need a Uncle Tony magazine shoot of this dart when done!
Gotta see pictures and lots,even if its not perfect,I love to see them! I don't judge,it just makes my work look better when people do worse!! HA,seriously,I cant wait to see it,the Dart gave me anxiety looking at the dented,primered car it was before! Like the poor Dart in the background ..My anxiety gave me a stroke! Gotta give the Kary Van a slick paint job!! Well it is big,maybe crash it into a paint factory,thus quick paint job! I know you just painted it but it needs a show quality paint job,you will win every award at a car show..1st in class and only one in it's class!