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I 100% agree with you. I would not thin that paint much below 70%. That Rustoleum is best sprayed with as much pigent or material as possible. I've seen the results of thinner coverage. BTW, Acetone is best for thinning for vehicles. Prep is absolutely the biggest part of any paint job. Came out really nice!
I've never used 600 directly before paint, I was taught depending on the type of paint from 180-320 to give the surface a tooth for the paint to grab. Your paint looks good I'll have to try 600. I'm a lot older than you and learned when we were using Lucite Laquer, Dupont enamel and clear coat wasn't even a dream lol, in fact I still have my Binks No. 7 gun.
@@jeffmueller3684 I'm currently (08/2024) doing my 65 Impala with acrylic lacquer. I haven't painted since the early 80's, but I did my 74 Nova and 69 Camaro in acrylic lacquer as well.
2 to 1 mix ratio usually works well. You want to be 18-20 seconds on a zahn cup for viscosity. A good enamel reducer works better than acetone. Xylol is an enamel reducer if you don't want to use an automotive reducer. Add hardener if you wish. And please, use a strainer when filling the gun.
Xylol = xylene? I have as wondering if I could use that. I have a can of it from when the nearby auto parts store closed and had a fire sale on paint supplies.
Thinning it depends on s slew of different things like where you live, humidity,wheather, and who knows what else. Do wgat works best for you to get the best possible finish you can get. Test panels maybe?
I did my 71 beetle same way. But i wanted a custom color. I bought mixing cups and measured parts of navy and silver. Wound up with a light metallic blue. Did it 50/50 with acetone. Painted it in a garage pushing 100°. That paint dried hard as a rock. And no need to wet sand and polish.
I agree. I painted a pair of speakers in an oil based gloss black. Took a few weeks to fully cure but now you just cannot scratch it. Very solid paint.
Many years ago when I was young, I painted my first Jeep with a Wagner power painter in a gallon of green oil-based house paint! It wasn't great my Professional Standards, but it was actually pretty good and that paint job lasted about 20 years! Not long after I painted another Jeep with the same green paint, but did a better job thinning it to reduce orange peel and get a better gloss. About 10 years later, I painted my Volkswagen dune buggy with yellow Rust-Oleum and was quite pleased with the results. About 10 years after that, I painted the cab on my dump truck with red rust-oleum. I was very pleased with how that turned out. All of this was done outside in the driveway or the backyard, so I had the usual problems of dirt and bugs now it's 15 years later and I've got about five work trucks that all need a paint job and I would like to make them all one color - Rust-Oleum Safety Red! I want to convert a garage Bay into a temporary paint booth. I am curious what you are using for a ventilation fan system to draw away the Airborne overspray?
I'm actually using an industrial fan that my father acquired from a building that was undergoing renovations before that I was just using a typical tractor supply 32 inch fan with the door cracked LOL but hey we all have to start somewhere right thanks for watching
@@WHITLEYAUTOWORKS Thanks for the fast reply! I just subscribed and was watching one of your other videos when I saw the squirrel cage blower style fan. I'll definitely be watching and learning more from you, thanks Rat
I have used rustoleum paint many times to paint cars. Rustoleum paint also works great as a base coat if you spray it in a satin Sheen and then use an automotive clear coat over it. Works great every time and very cheap and compared to thousands of dollars for a professional paint job
Are some clear coats not compatible with rustoleum? As it's an enamel paint? Isn't there also a cure time before putting on a clear coat? I've always seen enamel lift and wrinkle doing that? Just curious.
Yes I have experimented with many clear coats that just won't work with Rust-Oleum paint period some wrinkle and some just don't allow the rustoleum to cure out underneath the clear however I've had no issues with 2k urethane based clears which is why I suggest Nason 2k urethane mult panel clear and speedokote 2k urethane clear as I've seen both work without issues over Rust-Oleum paint thanks for watching
@@timsolomon8352 with my experience using rustoleum, was wrinkling appeared when I tried to do a tri coat pearl over it. If I just do clear over rustoleum, I’ve had no problems Using acme finish 1 clear. I’m Not a professional just a back yard dude.
In Detroit area used to be a shop painted whole cars. Earl Schibe - “ I can paint any car any color $29.95 “ back in the 1960s If you took one in already prepped up and taped off they put some good paint on it. If you let them do it all , good luck.
5/5. I plan on keeping my cars collar when I get it painted. It a little darker than dessert tan. Closer to khaki. I plan on adding the ghost pearl. Love the affect
The thing I've learned about painting is mixing ratios are solid guidelines you can deviate from dependant upon your equipment, method, and comfortabilty of spraying.
Get show room results 3 parts paint 1 part xylene or naphtha 1 part clear oil base 1oz penetrol 1/2 enamel hardener looks like a mirror when finish it acts as a single stage but results are crazy good great video don't use acetone it's bad for your gun and causes paint to haze dries too fast
I had people tell me I could do it with a 3 gallon compresser and come to find out you can’t so now I gotta get a new compresser I just been ran around 1:59
I've seen plenty of ppl doing it with small compressor set ups but you got to use a lvlp gun the hvlp guns require too much for a small set up and most ppl burn them up trying to make it work. Thanks for watching
Great job doing your video. I like your ways of doing them and your attitude :). Just a FYI if you add a "WET LOOK" hardener to your Rustoleum paint it will come out shinier and much harder. I use the Mar-Hyde Wet Look brand by 3M. Yes it adds about $40-$50 to the total cost but well worth it. Yes there is a big difference. The hardener has the UV protection in it too which is important making paint last longer. The hardener also protects the paint from scratching easily. More shine, resistant to scratches more (harder paint) and UV protection. Peace P.S. I tried cheaper hardeners and they didn't make the paint shinier like the Mar-Hyde did.
Good to know, and thanks for your comment. Yes, sometimes I use Hardner. Sometimes I don't. I pretty much did this to show people. You can do things dirt cheap, if you have to thanks again for watching
Nice job, I wanted to point out the Rustoleum Topside Marine Paint. I used the Navy Color on my Vintage Race Bike and it works well. It does cost a little bit more than Professional but it says on the can there it is UV Resistant. Not sure exactly what that means but it might be something you would like to check out. The downside is the limited number of colors, but when it is just a base color like white it might be a good choice. Home Depot has a good deal on Rustoleum quarts some times when you get a 2/pk they will have a better price though you may have to order it because they may not have it on the shelf.
Have you seen the follow-up paint job to this one the smoke gray Rust-Oleum $60 paint job if not check it out but plenty more coming soon thanks for watching
I paint old high millage work vans with rustoleum all the time. I don't even use an air gun on them. Just a paint roller and some paint cans. I'm not working on vehicles that have to be perfect though. A lot of them are beat up body damage and dents. They're work vans. They always come out looking pretty good though. I would prefer to do the paint job like you did in this video but I work in a garage that is attached to a house and it has valuable classic cars in it sometimes. The owner doesn't want fumes and overspray on everything. It is what it is but Rustoleum works great as a cheap car paint.
Looks great was wondering about the jams. I'll be repainting my b250 van this summer. Main color will be metallic ocean blue. Still have picked the stripes style or color yet.👍👍👍👍
I have a old car the paint was really bad on the roof and engine cover but I can't buy a new one so Working on signs for 35 years oil-based paint lost for 10 years or more so sand it really good and rolled with R O from home depot put a clear on top is 5 years past and is looking great 3 one quart cans about $35 lots of sanding and spray can primers
This inspired me to do it. I have ably a single car garage with some shelves and the back and on one side in the corner. If I clear those corner shelves I could have enough room to paint half at a time and then pull it out and switch it around to paint the other half 😂😂😂
I'm going to try to do my own paint job on a restoration Datsun 280ZX and I love your video you know what you're doing you're very honest you'll explain it well I'm going to subscribe and when I do paint it I'll send you a video
I'm getting ready to do this on the 2008 Impala I just bought, I live about halfway From Phoenix and Tucson and the sun has absolutely destroyed the paint on the top half of the car so since it already needs painted I'm going to 2 tone it, from the top of the fenders down I'm leaving it the factory Precision Red and from the top of the fenders up I'm going to paint silver but not the regular silver, I'm going to buy a pint and add a quarter pint of black paint in it then paint it I want it darker than the silver aluminum color but the other silvers they sell is too dark so I'm going to custom mix my own color.
Looks great man, Awsome job, hopefully this spring I'm going to be trying my luck painting my 2000 Grand prix, black. Watching your channel for tips, Thanks 😊
ive used auto paint reducer , i took the risk and its what has worked for me vs acetone , the japan drier does gives a red tint but it does magically goes away a big relief , 2bh i do not ever recommend anybody out there to paint laquer on top of the rustoleum even if its dry which ive also done the paint will soften and peel off like plastic , glad the car came out but i had to re-done the trunk but glad i had quit that tire shop but then the owner of the truck wrecked the truck so basically i was off the hook , the biggest issue to be addressed and worth documenting was how to avsoid peel in edges specially if u have a business running i mean the paint will hold for 2-3 yrs then it will peel where the door plastic emblems that are like bumspers id did over came so from letting it dry and avoid lots of water and using bull dog , adhesion promoter , to just taking them out and painting on the side ., great video stay bless
Yes good question honestly my combination has been the same process prep panels to 600 grit apply bulldog adhesive promotor in the foreseen problem areas I then spray the Rustoleum with acetone no hardener no extra additives no Japan dryer I then use only 2K urethane clear because I find that bonds best with the Rustoleum and gives me the least amount of issues long-term no shrinkage or reactions. I really don't do as many Rust-Oleum paint jobs in particular as most people think but for some reason everyone is comfortable using Rust-Oleum as the base and it does work well if you use certain combinations together. Most of the time I use Nason Automotive fulbase and do regular base clear paint jobs for customers. If somebody just happens to want to Rust-Oleum paint job to save money i pretty much just go over the pros and cons with them and realistically about two or three years if prepped properly the paint job is fine. I have had them last 4 or 5 years with little to no issues depending on what conditions the vehicle goes through in that time period but as you said prep is key and using a good promotor thanks for watching
I sprayed a 1 ton truck with rustoleum in the white years ago and the only problem I found with it was it looked like it was fresh out of a hospital. I came back and did some red and black pinstripes and that was tons better, to me. Very nice job though and for the “hospital” white 😂🤣 it does look great. I give it a 5 for the work you put into it but the color I have to say it’s a 3. Just my opinion but it needs something else with it to offset all that white. To each their own, right? Awesome job though
I didn't do the jams on this one the transition from the white to the silver wasn't that drastic so I just made sure that everything was prepped and clean and taped up the seals etc. On this one but I'll cover my jam masking process in a future video thanks for watching and commenting!!!
Love seeing these cheaper solutions, getting ready to paint my jeep with Krylon farm paint... kinda worried about spraying it. not sure how to mix it but thinking 60/40
Mix a small batch and spray on a sample piece then you can see how it’s flowing another thing you can do is get a paint cup and time the paint one very important step is strain all paint when putting in the gun gets all the impurities out of the paint
Yes rustoleum is very user friendly especially when it comes to satin or flat black so you should have no issues if you want to paint your truck with it thanks for watching from Canada
I’m fixing to do some correction on my car it has a faded fender new bumper and a repainted hood with orange peel. What should I do to prevent the orange peel? And fix my hood? Thanks.
Take your time with it make you have your gun set up properly be sure to do solid medium coats after the first tack coat and try to paint when it's not very hot or humid out that's mostly what causes the majority of orange peel thanks for watching
😂😂😂 I paint my Geo tracker 16 valves 96 with Rust-Oleum paint all black but I used a paint roller and I can tell you came out real nice people ask me where I took my Geo tracker to paint jjjjjj I even painted underneath inside wit a half of gallon of Rust-Oleum I still have some left for Nov before winter comes gd job I like better paint brushes and roller nothing fancy old school style
@@WHITLEYAUTOWORKS well Rust-Oleum is a gd paint oil base great for jeeps and trucks underneath inside and outside my jeep is old school style no rug no back seat only 2 seat and homemade bikini renegade style with homemade back window curtain he looks tuff with the tires dp dish wheels and flares and 2 cv antennas on rear plus is a 4 x4 all seasons rascal jjjjj
It was nice if you showed the vehicle without the tape and covers, mirrors installed. Just to compare the before and after. Thanks for sharing, beautiful job!!
Rustoleum has a hammer-finish oil based paint... It looks great, but one small problem... It is not gasoline resistant... I did a aux tank for a motorcycle with it and found that out after the first fill-up... :(
don't mean to be negative but that has some chunky orange peel. probably should have done a test panel and got the thickness of the rustoleum dialed in. but not bad on the spraying. keep it up
Good video, would like to see a more in depth video of how to mix, the 70-30 method isn't really accurate depending on what mixing cup you have. Is that. 1.1 paint ratio or something else? Good video tho. I painted my nova with Rust-Oleum but i feel it could have been better. Just looking for more paint advice
Yes you can either wait till it's tacky to touch but not pulling paint off on your finger and you can start adding clear or wait for it to cure out completely a few days then wet sand with 600 grit and clear coat I only recommend you use 2k urethane clear coat check out some of my other videos to see all kinds of color combinations thanks for watching
How long on average will this Rustoleum last in a hot climate with a lot of sunlight/UV? I would like to try this, but I was under the impression that "real" car paint was made to withstand sunlight longer. Would a 2k clearcoat help?
I've had basic Rustoleum paint jobs like this last for 4 to 5 years but yes adding a 2K urethane clear coat would make it much more durable against UV and just overall make the paint job last longer thanks for watching
Great video. Been following your channel lately and some great stuff! Notice I never see you strain your paint when putting in the cup. Just not showing or you don't? Thx!
Honestly sometimes I do and sometimes I don't I usually just go with it when mixing and if I notice any issues or something doesn't look right I'll restrain it just to make sure good eye tho and thanks for watching
Enjoy the content... I'm looking for a red candy type paint that I've seen others use. Where can I get it? It looks like blood in the cup but the color is amazing.
You're talking about candy concentrate I included the link below so you can check it out thanks for watching tamcopaint.com/products/tamco-custom-candies-og-red-concentrate
I've never had any issues with it yellowing now I have seen issues with people using certain microfiber cloths and the color from the cloth bleeding onto the panel and then coming through in the paint that's why I don't use dyed microfiber cloths. Aside from that I've never had Rust-Oleum yellow over time I have seen clear coat do that though
I've been spraying my service vans with that paint for 20 years. The only problem is it turns a yellowish shade of white within the first year making touch ups noticeable.
Why didn't you fix the dents before spraying? This is something I've noticed with the Rust-Oleum paint jobs on RUclips, nobody seems to do bodywork. It does look pretty good for $60 bucks for sure.
Good info. I was told to use mineral spirits to thin the paint. Is there a big difference between using acetone vs mineral spirits. I will be using a LPHV setup to paint my jon (pallet racks)..
Know I’m a little late to the party but what’s your recommendation if you can’t get away from high humidity I live in Oklahoma and the humidity is always high
I know this prob goes without saying but I would say try to spray early morning before it gets too bad out I would add an enamel catalyst hardener from tractor supply and depending on the finish you get you can always go back after cut and buff it hope this helps thanks for watching
Do you have any videos showing how you clean your guns after using rustoleum paint? I tried to clean my gun after painting a small rim for my cultivator, and I had quite a hard time cleaning it. I used water too soon and it was a mess!
I have a few videos showing me breaking it down but not in depth I only use acetone to clean my guns I don't use water on them but I'll fit that in on a video thanks for watching
60% paint 40% acetone is a great mix ratio you don't have to but if you wanna add hardener tractor supply majic hardener works great little black can with green tags
When I do this and want to use hardener. How much would I use? Would I still mix 70 30 and some hardener? Would the times between coats be different? sorry for all the questions but I am going to try this and want to get it right
The hardener most ppl use is the majic hardener from tractor supply it comes in a pint and you add it to a gallon but the flash times between coats should be about the same just wait for it to tack touch the paper as long as you don't see paint on your finger your good to go and the mix would stay the same thanks for watching
Thanks for watching the video I typically wait about 20 minutes between coats maybe a little longer or less just depends on the temperature I like to test the tack of the paint between coats touch the tape area make sure it's tacky but not pulling paint off on your finger and you're good to go
Can you reduce with speedokote universal urethane reducer SMR870 ? I seen you mentioned that you can use speedokote clear afterwards. Just wondering about the reducer, I've got quite a bit left over from a previous paint job. Great job by the way
Basically 3 to 1 or if you wanted a little bit thinner 2 to 1 works great as well just pretty much put half as much acetone in the mix as you do paint and you should be good thanks for watching if you have any other questions let me know
Yes 3:1 or 2:1 is typically the ratio most ppl use but it really just comes down to preference as long as it's not too thick or thin thanks for watching
@@WHITLEYAUTOWORKS thanks for the work you put into doing this!! I’m going to be doing some painting soon on some sheet metal and I’d like it to be right as I have tried most mix ratios with rust oleum. 4:1 is pretty thick and 1:1-2:1 is on thin side, when its that thin I had issues with the paint cracking and chipping really easily with hardener added. Didn’t think I had too much hardener as I just put a couple tablespoons of it in.
Is this rust paint really intended for and therefore good enough to paint a car? Would it be better to just buy paint from Eastwood or some other vehicle paint company.
It really just comes down to what you're trying to accomplish if you just want a basic color and a quick cheap paint job Rust-Oleum works great now if you want something more with a factory type metallic finish then going with an Eastwood single stage kit might be a better option for you it really just depends on what you want out of your paint job thanks for watching!
Yes I've seen it done many a time You're going to want to use an LVLP gun and really take your time with it but there's plenty of videos out there of people using it Thanks for watching
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You can add some acrylic enamel hardener and mix 4:1:1 it will dry faster and more durable
Painted mine this way 18 yrs ago,,cover car on Ol Skool Rodz mag, Sept issue,2013 been in several mags,paint still looks good!!!
I 100% agree with you. I would not thin that paint much below 70%. That Rustoleum is best sprayed with as much pigent or material as possible. I've seen the results of thinner coverage. BTW, Acetone is best for thinning for vehicles. Prep is absolutely the biggest part of any paint job. Came out really nice!
should use hardener, makes it glossier and of course much durable...
Hardner makes it dry too fast and makes it brittle, a little thinner is o.k. but hardner makes it too hard.
I've never used 600 directly before paint, I was taught depending on the type of paint from 180-320 to give the surface a tooth for the paint to grab. Your paint looks good I'll have to try 600. I'm a lot older than you and learned when we were using Lucite Laquer, Dupont enamel and clear coat wasn't even a dream lol, in fact I still have my Binks No. 7 gun.
Yes I was always taught no higher than 600 because you need the surface to be able to grip the paint I grew up using Dupont and ppg paints as well.
Your not trying to remove the paint just scuff up the clearcoat
Also learned in 80s with lucite lacquer and Centari. Still have a gallon of black lacquer 99
Nice we still have some ancient cans of Dupont and ppg hanging around the paint store as well thanks for watching
@@jeffmueller3684 I'm currently (08/2024) doing my 65 Impala with acrylic lacquer. I haven't painted since the early 80's, but I did my 74 Nova and 69 Camaro in acrylic lacquer as well.
Great results ! Gotta love low buck jobs that look this good
1 to 1 paint/acetone and 20% japan drier hardner ,1.4 tip wide open fan,35-40 psi at the gun,50 psi at the tank regulator👍🛸💨
Good set up to go by and thanks for watching
japan drier over regular hardner?
@@walkerandrews8892 ive never tried reg. hardber ob rustolium just japan drier made for oil based but others might work too,
I use regular hardner
I thin it around 25-50% myself with acetone. So 50-75% paint.
Great job!!! I don't know where you're located, but if i did I'd gladly let you paint my car! Light blue. Anyway keep up the good work! 👍👍👍💯
"Budget paint job for the win." I like your style! Subscribed!
Bonus points for not getting paint on your hands or that black t-shirt!
2 to 1 mix ratio usually works well. You want to be 18-20 seconds on a zahn cup for viscosity. A good enamel reducer works better than acetone. Xylol is an enamel reducer if you don't want to use an automotive reducer. Add hardener if you wish. And please, use a strainer when filling the gun.
Xylol = xylene? I have as wondering if I could use that. I have a can of it from when the nearby auto parts store closed and had a fire sale on paint supplies.
Thinning it depends on s slew of different things like where you live, humidity,wheather, and who knows what else. Do wgat works best for you to get the best possible finish you can get. Test panels maybe?
I did my 71 beetle same way. But i wanted a custom color. I bought mixing cups and measured parts of navy and silver. Wound up with a light metallic blue. Did it 50/50 with acetone. Painted it in a garage pushing 100°. That paint dried hard as a rock. And no need to wet sand and polish.
I agree. I painted a pair of speakers in an oil based gloss black. Took a few weeks to fully cure but now you just cannot scratch it. Very solid paint.
I agree the pant jobs with oil base paints (Rustolium) looks good but get any gas on it and it breaks down
Many years ago when I was young, I painted my first Jeep with a Wagner power painter in a gallon of green oil-based house paint! It wasn't great my Professional Standards, but it was actually pretty good and that paint job lasted about 20 years! Not long after I painted another Jeep with the same green paint, but did a better job thinning it to reduce orange peel and get a better gloss. About 10 years later, I painted my Volkswagen dune buggy with yellow Rust-Oleum and was quite pleased with the results. About 10 years after that, I painted the cab on my dump truck with red rust-oleum. I was very pleased with how that turned out. All of this was done outside in the driveway or the backyard, so I had the usual problems of dirt and bugs now it's 15 years later and I've got about five work trucks that all need a paint job and I would like to make them all one color - Rust-Oleum Safety Red! I want to convert a garage Bay into a temporary paint booth. I am curious what you are using for a ventilation fan system to draw away the Airborne overspray?
I'm actually using an industrial fan that my father acquired from a building that was undergoing renovations before that I was just using a typical tractor supply 32 inch fan with the door cracked LOL but hey we all have to start somewhere right thanks for watching
@@WHITLEYAUTOWORKS Thanks for the fast reply! I just subscribed and was watching one of your other videos when I saw the squirrel cage blower style fan. I'll definitely be watching and learning more from you, thanks
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@floridagunrat1625 yeah funny thing about that one the previous one blew up on me during one of the paint job videos so I had to upgrade LOL
I have used rustoleum paint many times to paint cars. Rustoleum paint also works great as a base coat if you spray it in a satin Sheen and then use an automotive clear coat over it. Works great every time and very cheap and compared to thousands of dollars for a professional paint job
Are some clear coats not compatible with rustoleum? As it's an enamel paint? Isn't there also a cure time before putting on a clear coat? I've always seen enamel lift and wrinkle doing that? Just curious.
Yes I have experimented with many clear coats that just won't work with Rust-Oleum paint period some wrinkle and some just don't allow the rustoleum to cure out underneath the clear however I've had no issues with 2k urethane based clears which is why I suggest Nason 2k urethane mult panel clear and speedokote 2k urethane clear as I've seen both work without issues over Rust-Oleum paint thanks for watching
@timsolomon8352 let it harden and gas off completely before applying clearcoat.
@@timsolomon8352 with my experience using rustoleum, was wrinkling appeared when I tried to do a tri coat pearl over it. If I just do clear over rustoleum, I’ve had no problems Using acme finish 1 clear. I’m Not a professional just a back yard dude.
In Detroit area used to be a shop painted whole cars. Earl Schibe -
“ I can paint any car any color $29.95 “ back in the 1960s
If you took one in already prepped up and taped off they put some good paint on it. If you let them do it all , good luck.
5/5. I plan on keeping my cars collar when I get it painted. It a little darker than dessert tan. Closer to khaki. I plan on adding the ghost pearl. Love the affect
Be sure to check out next episode tomorrow I'm doing a green ghost pearl over almond which is a khaki color
The thing I've learned about painting is mixing ratios are solid guidelines you can deviate from dependant upon your equipment, method, and comfortabilty of spraying.
That cars paint job is perfect. Doesn't needed painted!
Some people just don't like gray / silver colored cars... Or it's possible that the clearcoat was coming off and you just can't see it in the video...
Looks good. I painted a truck in my driveway and it came out semi respectable
Get show room results 3 parts paint 1 part xylene or naphtha 1 part clear oil base 1oz penetrol 1/2 enamel hardener looks like a mirror when finish it acts as a single stage but results are crazy good great video don't use acetone it's bad for your gun and causes paint to haze dries too fast
I had people tell me I could do it with a 3 gallon compresser and come to find out you can’t so now I gotta get a new compresser I just been ran around 1:59
I've seen plenty of ppl doing it with small compressor set ups but you got to use a lvlp gun the hvlp guns require too much for a small set up and most ppl burn them up trying to make it work. Thanks for watching
Great job doing your video. I like your ways of doing them and your attitude :). Just a FYI if you add a "WET LOOK" hardener to your Rustoleum paint it will come out shinier and much harder. I use the Mar-Hyde Wet Look brand by 3M. Yes it adds about $40-$50 to the total cost but well worth it. Yes there is a big difference. The hardener has the UV protection in it too which is important making paint last longer. The hardener also protects the paint from scratching easily. More shine, resistant to scratches more (harder paint) and UV protection. Peace
P.S. I tried cheaper hardeners and they didn't make the paint shinier like the Mar-Hyde did.
Good to know, and thanks for your comment. Yes, sometimes I use Hardner. Sometimes I don't. I pretty much did this to show people. You can do things dirt cheap, if you have to thanks again for watching
Nice job brother. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Like your content. Can listen while I work as you do a great job explaining the details.
I really appreciate it and thanks for watching!
Nice job, I wanted to point out the Rustoleum Topside Marine Paint. I used the Navy Color on my Vintage Race Bike and it works well. It does cost a little bit more than Professional but it says on the can there it is UV Resistant. Not sure exactly what that means but it might be something you would like to check out. The downside is the limited number of colors, but when it is just a base color like white it might be a good choice. Home Depot has a good deal on Rustoleum quarts some times when you get a 2/pk they will have a better price though you may have to order it because they may not have it on the shelf.
Sounds interesting I'll have to look into it thanks for letting me know and thanks for continuing watching
@@WHITLEYAUTOWORKS I enjoy watching because I'm learning and I'm glad to help when I think I can.
I learn something new with every job I do glad you enjoy the vids gonna do my best to keep them coming
We use farm grade point never had no problems
91 Silverado painted and lm happy 😁 same color.
not white looks very good Dan
I rolled a old 1966 122 Volvo, I need to send you pictures, before and after...
That's what I'm talking about! Awesome!
Looks great! Would like to see a car painted in one of the new gray colors.
Have you seen the follow-up paint job to this one the smoke gray Rust-Oleum $60 paint job if not check it out but plenty more coming soon thanks for watching
I paint canoes with Rustoleum but I do use enamel catalyst, a Harbor Freight gun and the boats look awesome. 70-30 ratio does work well.
Honstly other paint brands are over priced this is $20 a gallon at home depot and the paint quality is good
Great video, great job.. Now i know How to mix and spary Rustoleum paint. Thanks.
I paint old high millage work vans with rustoleum all the time. I don't even use an air gun on them. Just a paint roller and some paint cans. I'm not working on vehicles that have to be perfect though. A lot of them are beat up body damage and dents. They're work vans. They always come out looking pretty good though. I would prefer to do the paint job like you did in this video but I work in a garage that is attached to a house and it has valuable classic cars in it sometimes. The owner doesn't want fumes and overspray on everything. It is what it is but Rustoleum works great as a cheap car paint.
Looks great was wondering about the jams. I'll be repainting my b250 van this summer. Main color will be metallic ocean blue. Still have picked the stripes style or color yet.👍👍👍👍
The jams stayed silver this was just a budget color change and the transition isn't bad thanks for watching
I have a old car the paint was really bad on the roof and engine cover but I can't buy a new one so Working on signs for 35 years oil-based paint lost for 10 years or more so sand it really good and rolled with R O from home depot put a clear on top is 5 years past and is looking great 3 one quart cans about $35 lots of sanding and spray can primers
This inspired me to do it. I have ably a single car garage with some shelves and the back and on one side in the corner. If I clear those corner shelves I could have enough room to paint half at a time and then pull it out and switch it around to paint the other half 😂😂😂
I'm going to try to do my own paint job on a restoration Datsun 280ZX and I love your video you know what you're doing you're very honest you'll explain it well I'm going to subscribe and when I do paint it I'll send you a video
Definitely do thanks for watching!
I'm getting ready to do this on the 2008 Impala I just bought, I live about halfway From Phoenix and Tucson and the sun has absolutely destroyed the paint on the top half of the car so since it already needs painted I'm going to 2 tone it, from the top of the fenders down I'm leaving it the factory Precision Red and from the top of the fenders up I'm going to paint silver but not the regular silver, I'm going to buy a pint and add a quarter pint of black paint in it then paint it I want it darker than the silver aluminum color but the other silvers they sell is too dark so I'm going to custom mix my own color.
Looks great man, Awsome job, hopefully this spring I'm going to be trying my luck painting my 2000 Grand prix, black. Watching your channel for tips, Thanks 😊
ive used auto paint reducer , i took the risk and its what has worked for me vs acetone , the japan drier does gives a red tint but it does magically goes away a big relief , 2bh i do not ever recommend anybody out there to paint laquer on top of the rustoleum even if its dry which ive also done the paint will soften and peel off like plastic , glad the car came out but i had to re-done the trunk but glad i had quit that tire shop but then the owner of the truck wrecked the truck so basically i was off the hook , the biggest issue to be addressed and worth documenting was how to avsoid peel in edges specially if u have a business running i mean the paint will hold for 2-3 yrs then it will peel where the door plastic emblems that are like bumspers id did over came so from letting it dry and avoid lots of water and using bull dog , adhesion promoter , to just taking them out and painting on the side ., great video stay bless
Yes good question honestly my combination has been the same process prep panels to 600 grit apply bulldog adhesive promotor in the foreseen problem areas I then spray the Rustoleum with acetone no hardener no extra additives no Japan dryer I then use only 2K urethane clear because I find that bonds best with the Rustoleum and gives me the least amount of issues long-term no shrinkage or reactions. I really don't do as many Rust-Oleum paint jobs in particular as most people think but for some reason everyone is comfortable using Rust-Oleum as the base and it does work well if you use certain combinations together. Most of the time I use Nason Automotive fulbase and do regular base clear paint jobs for customers. If somebody just happens to want to Rust-Oleum paint job to save money i pretty much just go over the pros and cons with them and realistically about two or three years if prepped properly the paint job is fine. I have had them last 4 or 5 years with little to no issues depending on what conditions the vehicle goes through in that time period but as you said prep is key and using a good promotor thanks for watching
I sprayed a 1 ton truck with rustoleum in the white years ago and the only problem I found with it was it looked like it was fresh out of a hospital. I came back and did some red and black pinstripes and that was tons better, to me. Very nice job though and for the “hospital” white 😂🤣 it does look great. I give it a 5 for the work you put into it but the color I have to say it’s a 3. Just my opinion but it needs something else with it to offset all that white. To each their own, right? Awesome job though
Looks awesome! Great paint job!❤
Came out great did you do jams cause if you didn’t I would love to see how you backed masked for my upcoming project thanks
I didn't do the jams on this one the transition from the white to the silver wasn't that drastic so I just made sure that everything was prepped and clean and taped up the seals etc. On this one but I'll cover my jam masking process in a future video thanks for watching and commenting!!!
I’d like to see it completely finished and ready for delivery to get a true finished look. Thanks
Check out the very next episode after that one where I do a complete walk-around thanks for watching
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Love seeing these cheaper solutions, getting ready to paint my jeep with Krylon farm paint... kinda worried about spraying it. not sure how to mix it but thinking 60/40
Mix a small batch and spray on a sample piece then you can see how it’s flowing another thing you can do is get a paint cup and time the paint one very important step is strain all paint when putting in the gun gets all the impurities out of the paint
Roll it with foam rollers my wife did a great job 👍
@@Paper452 how did it come out? I saw tintable krylon gallons at Lowe's today
Another great video ,, very informative.
Really would have loved to see it with the tape off and Finished!
Check out the link in the description I have a full follow-up walk around review
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Thanks for watching
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*Thats the way it's done ... **_or rather used to be._*
Nice, but very surprised you didn't add catalyst to it! Makes it far more durable and U.V. resistant
Hi from Canada, great details to your presentation, thank you , Can I paint my truck satin black with your set up ? tks
Yes rustoleum is very user friendly especially when it comes to satin or flat black so you should have no issues if you want to paint your truck with it thanks for watching from Canada
Thanks for the video, how do i figure out 70/30?
It's 3 to 1 if that helps you and you can get mixing cups from Lowe's or home Depot Walmart etc with the mix ratios on them thanks for watching!
I would like to see how that comes out
Wear red or tinted glasses
White is tough to see 💸
Nice job my guy. Really nice job …. I’ve. Been thinking bout trying it out on my c10
I’m fixing to do some correction on my car it has a faded fender new bumper and a repainted hood with orange peel. What should I do to prevent the orange peel? And fix my hood? Thanks.
Take your time with it make you have your gun set up properly be sure to do solid medium coats after the first tack coat and try to paint when it's not very hot or humid out that's mostly what causes the majority of orange peel thanks for watching
😂😂😂 I paint my Geo tracker 16 valves 96 with Rust-Oleum paint all black but I used a paint roller and I can tell you came out real nice people ask me where I took my Geo tracker to paint jjjjjj I even painted underneath inside wit a half of gallon of Rust-Oleum I still have some left for Nov before winter comes gd job I like better paint brushes and roller nothing fancy old school style
Whatever gets the job done right good stuff thanks for watching
@@WHITLEYAUTOWORKS well Rust-Oleum is a gd paint oil base great for jeeps and trucks underneath inside and outside my jeep is old school style no rug no back seat only 2 seat and homemade bikini renegade style with homemade back window curtain he looks tuff with the tires dp dish wheels and flares and 2 cv antennas on rear plus is a 4 x4 all seasons rascal jjjjj
Looks great man nice job
So far Paint job looks really nice.
Should keep it's gloss for a couple of years check out my 4 and 5 yr rustoleum review videos to see how they held up long term.
It was nice if you showed the vehicle without the tape and covers, mirrors installed. Just to compare the before and after.
Thanks for sharing, beautiful job!!
Check out my follow up video where I do a full walk-around thanks for watching
Rustoleum has a hammer-finish oil based paint... It looks great, but one small problem... It is not gasoline resistant... I did a aux tank for a motorcycle with it and found that out after the first fill-up... :(
don't mean to be negative but that has some chunky orange peel. probably should have done a test panel and got the thickness of the rustoleum dialed in. but not bad on the spraying. keep it up
Nothing that can't be wet sanded and buffed out but yes I had to dial the gun back from a previous job thanks for watching
Great job! And a great video my brother!
Good video, would like to see a more in depth video of how to mix, the 70-30 method isn't really accurate depending on what mixing cup you have. Is that. 1.1 paint ratio or something else? Good video tho. I painted my nova with Rust-Oleum but i feel it could have been better. Just looking for more paint advice
I used mineral spirits works great
I don't doubt the paint can look great! But isn't the longevity linked to UV protection?
Yes that is one factor to it with cheap paint check out my 4 and 5 year rustoleum paint job reviews where I go more in depth thanks for watching
This guy is awesome
I wonder if we can lightly sand and add a clear coat
Yes you can either wait till it's tacky to touch but not pulling paint off on your finger and you can start adding clear or wait for it to cure out completely a few days then wet sand with 600 grit and clear coat I only recommend you use 2k urethane clear coat check out some of my other videos to see all kinds of color combinations thanks for watching
Thats what Im using but shooting blue ghost pearl over it.
Nice 🙂👍
How long on average will this Rustoleum last in a hot climate with a lot of sunlight/UV? I would like to try this, but I was under the impression that "real" car paint was made to withstand sunlight longer. Would a 2k clearcoat help?
I've had basic Rustoleum paint jobs like this last for 4 to 5 years but yes adding a 2K urethane clear coat would make it much more durable against UV and just overall make the paint job last longer thanks for watching
Great video. Been following your channel lately and some great stuff! Notice I never see you strain your paint when putting in the cup. Just not showing or you don't? Thx!
Honestly sometimes I do and sometimes I don't I usually just go with it when mixing and if I notice any issues or something doesn't look right I'll restrain it just to make sure good eye tho and thanks for watching
Fling green in the chameleon is green, blue, gold and red
Enjoy the content... I'm looking for a red candy type paint that I've seen others use. Where can I get it? It looks like blood in the cup but the color is amazing.
You're talking about candy concentrate I included the link below so you can check it out thanks for watching tamcopaint.com/products/tamco-custom-candies-og-red-concentrate
When I've brushed on Rustoleum white directly out of the can, I found it yellows over time. Will that happen here?
I've never had any issues with it yellowing now I have seen issues with people using certain microfiber cloths and the color from the cloth bleeding onto the panel and then coming through in the paint that's why I don't use dyed microfiber cloths. Aside from that I've never had Rust-Oleum yellow over time I have seen clear coat do that though
I've been spraying my service vans with that paint for 20 years. The only problem is it turns a yellowish shade of white within the first year making touch ups noticeable.
Yeah you can get by doing it dirt cheap but I always tell everyone if you want to last add hardener and do a 2K clear over it thanks for watching
Why didn't you fix the dents before spraying? This is something I've noticed with the Rust-Oleum paint jobs on RUclips, nobody seems to do bodywork. It does look pretty good for $60 bucks for sure.
Good info. I was told to use mineral spirits to thin the paint. Is there a big difference between using acetone vs mineral spirits. I will be using a LPHV setup to paint my jon (pallet racks)..
Not really I've just always used acetone because it was specified on the can but mineral spirits and paint thinner work fine too thanks for watching
Know I’m a little late to the party but what’s your recommendation if you can’t get away from high humidity I live in Oklahoma and the humidity is always high
I know this prob goes without saying but I would say try to spray early morning before it gets too bad out I would add an enamel catalyst hardener from tractor supply and depending on the finish you get you can always go back after cut and buff it hope this helps thanks for watching
Looks like you have quite a lot of orange peel. Do you color sand it and buff it out?
Yes you can but it settles out some as well as it dries thanks for watching!
Very nice thank you very much for the video.
Where is the exhaust system (fan) to make you more comfortable and safe and eliminate iver spray!
I have two barn style doors off to the side and I have an industrial exhaust fan mounted into the side of one of the doors
Do you have any videos showing how you clean your guns after using rustoleum paint? I tried to clean my gun after painting a small rim for my cultivator, and I had quite a hard time cleaning it. I used water too soon and it was a mess!
I have a few videos showing me breaking it down but not in depth I only use acetone to clean my guns I don't use water on them but I'll fit that in on a video thanks for watching
@@WHITLEYAUTOWORKS ok, I will search your vids to see what you have provided already! thanks
Great video!
I’m getting ready to paint a horse trailer I recently purchased. What ratio should I paint at? Hardner?
Thank you for your help
60% paint 40% acetone is a great mix ratio you don't have to but if you wanna add hardener tractor supply majic hardener works great little black can with green tags
When I do this and want to use hardener. How much would I use? Would I still mix 70 30 and some hardener? Would the times between coats be different? sorry for all the questions but I am going to try this and want to get it right
The hardener most ppl use is the majic hardener from tractor supply it comes in a pint and you add it to a gallon but the flash times between coats should be about the same just wait for it to tack touch the paper as long as you don't see paint on your finger your good to go and the mix would stay the same thanks for watching
Thanks for the reply. I saw that at Tractor Supply just wasn't sure on the amount to add to the gallon@@WHITLEYAUTOWORKS
I have two spray tips for my HVLP gun, 1.4 and 1.8....What tip should I use spraying with the Rustoleum/Accatone/Enmal hardner? Thanks in advance.
I use the 1.4 tip to spray bases and clears. The 1.8 tip would be for high build primer or heavy flakes thanks for watching
How do you thin enamel acrylic paint ?
Acrylic enamel paint is thinned with reducer but Rust-Oleum is thinned with acetone or paint thinner thanks for watching
Good video very informative and entertaining. How long do you wait in between the coats? I want to paint my car with rustoleum paint
Thanks for watching the video I typically wait about 20 minutes between coats maybe a little longer or less just depends on the temperature I like to test the tack of the paint between coats touch the tape area make sure it's tacky but not pulling paint off on your finger and you're good to go
Can you reduce with speedokote universal urethane reducer SMR870 ? I seen you mentioned that you can use speedokote clear afterwards. Just wondering about the reducer, I've got quite a bit left over from a previous paint job. Great job by the way
Yes I've seen many ppl use reducer to thin Rustoleum without issues thanks for watching!
I heard 50/50 was a good ratio too.
Bro should have put hardener in there . Would of came out more glossy
Are they a difference in color when using rattle can vs spray gun if same color
Very little most the colors match up great thanks for watching
You know , after the company sees this , they're gonna raise the price on that paint
Already have 😅🤣 thanks for watching!
That’s a great looking job
I think it's a great paint job
Hello I got question so 70 paint 30 actone so how much is 30% mixing cup so for asking so it's easier for me to understand
Basically 3 to 1 or if you wanted a little bit thinner 2 to 1 works great as well just pretty much put half as much acetone in the mix as you do paint and you should be good thanks for watching if you have any other questions let me know
4:1 is what I use……you were using percentages, 70/30, would that be close to a 3:1 ratio??
Yes 3:1 or 2:1 is typically the ratio most ppl use but it really just comes down to preference as long as it's not too thick or thin thanks for watching
@@WHITLEYAUTOWORKS thanks for the work you put into doing this!!
I’m going to be doing some painting soon on some sheet metal and I’d like it to be right as I have tried most mix ratios with rust oleum. 4:1 is pretty thick and 1:1-2:1 is on thin side, when its that thin I had issues with the paint cracking and chipping really easily with hardener added. Didn’t think I had too much hardener as I just put a couple tablespoons of it in.
Is this rust paint really intended for and therefore good enough to paint a car? Would it be better to just buy paint from Eastwood or some other vehicle paint company.
It really just comes down to what you're trying to accomplish if you just want a basic color and a quick cheap paint job Rust-Oleum works great now if you want something more with a factory type metallic finish then going with an Eastwood single stage kit might be a better option for you it really just depends on what you want out of your paint job thanks for watching!
I have a doughnut compressor u think this is ok to paint a car? Thanks
Yes I've seen it done many a time You're going to want to use an LVLP gun and really take your time with it but there's plenty of videos out there of people using it Thanks for watching