Transforming My 1982 Ford F150 - First-Time DIY Painting Adventure!

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  • Опубликовано: 11 янв 2024
  • Join me on this exciting journey as I dive into the world of automotive painting for the first time! In this video, I take on the challenge of giving my classic 1982 Ford F150 a fresh new look with a DIY paint job. From prepping the surface to choosing the perfect color, you'll witness every step of the process, including the inevitable rookie mistakes and triumphs.
    🖌️ What to Expect:
    Prep Work: Watch as I meticulously prepare the truck's surface, ensuring a smooth canvas for the paint to adhere to. From sanding to priming, I'll share tips and tricks for beginners.
    Color Selection: Choosing the right color is a crucial part of any paint job. Follow along as I discuss my decision-making process and reveal the color that will bring my 1982 Ford F150 back to life. Actually, my daughter picked out the color, so this was a no-brainer for me.
    Spray Painting Techniques: As a novice, I experiment with different spray painting techniques. You'll see the learning curve in real-time, from my initial attempts to achieving a professional finish.
    Challenges and Solutions: Painting a vehicle for the first time comes with its fair share of challenges. I'll share the hurdles I faced and the creative solutions I discovered along the way.
    Final Reveal: The moment of truth! Witness the unveiling of my freshly painted 1982 Ford F150. I'll share my thoughts on the overall process, what I learned, and the satisfaction of seeing the transformation.

Комментарии • 60

  • @JohnBullOutdoors

    ❤️ Don't forget to subscribe ❤️

  • @smarternu

    I am an "old pro" at painting. By far a primer sealer is the most important step for an even finish. The etching primer is only valuable for bare metal, and it is not required. for a first job you did better than I did back in the 1980's lol.

  • @massboy11

    Nice job! As I sat watching, it saddenened me that so many young people these days will never understand the joy you get from working on an older vehicle, bringing it back to life again.

  • @jdubbson11

    I just bought an ‘82 F150 with the 302, but it’s an automatic and long bed, and in much better shape, but I love it more than I thought I would. I don’t think I’ll ever sell it and I hope you hold on to this one. I’ll be referring to your videos as I look to do some work on mine.

  • @luizfilipe4544

    The front end of the truck looks 🥵❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨 beautiful

  • @bigospig

    I love the shop heater that also cooks steak!

  • @waynepike8136

    I’m a big fan & collector of older Ford trucks , looks great 👍

  • @89G
    @89G  +2

    The old bull nose trucks look so good. Back in the day, they didn't catch my eye like they do nowadays.

  • @muggshot24

    Glad it worked out to your satisfaction.

  • @CrowCreekOutdoors

    Nice job. My dad had an ‘82 F150 XLT that was two tone white & dark blue when I was a kid. V6 with a three on the tree. It wound up in Tennessee when he got rid of it. My first pickup was an ‘81 F150 with a 300 inline six & we painted it almost the same color you used.

  • @wvgrillbilly

    Great job! I love seeing old things brought back to life!

  • @muggshot24

    I really like the color and seat covers or upholstery.

  • @michellinembuyi6837

    I'm interested in buying an old ford and i know a paint job will be needed. Ive always wanted to work on a car myself!

  • @stevenwoods5090

    Good job 👏 👍 practice makes perfect. We all practice before

  • @lenabuhl7099

    Had fun watching. Can't believe all the work! Well worth it - the truck looks great.

  • @TheKeymaster316

    Stumbled across your video this morning and really enjoyed it. I'd like to spray something for the first time myself soon. I had an 86 years ago so I love the Bulls. Truck looks nice now, so time to spray those white, wagon wheels!

  • @TheREALOC1972

    As someone who has been a paint and body guy for 35 plus years you need to paint as much of an area as you can in 1 shot or atleast the entire panel because your start and stop lines will be obivious, and you should have used a Primer/Sealer, I understand it's your first paint job and over all you did a really good job with the body work and the primer though, If I can suggest a look, keep the gri bac and maybe even paint the roof black, the factory and alot of people go with light blue and white but I like to be different, a light blue and black color scheme would look really good.

  • @dollyhorton2579

    Nice job,I have painted 6 so far 2 cars ,4 trucks . Like you said you gain respect for paint and body men!

  • @PUJARTIAGO77

    Beautiful classic

  • @edwinmonterroza7426

    I think it looks pretty good