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You mentioned waiting 10 minutes before spraying the sealer, but what about delay between sealer and base coat, plus the time between base coat and clear coat? And if I end up needing to sand the sealer coat because I'll be using a spraycan primer, how long should I wait before and after sanding the sealer step? Thanks for all your guidance!

Glad you know about the 2k urathane , I tell everyone I can, that the Best for the $$$ I know of works Awesome also ! I've painted 3 of mine with it ! 😁 Good luck ! ✌

Raising them right!

I got my 70Skylark in primer already back halved and fiberglass fenders bumpers and hood. I grafted on a stage 2 scoop, did door pins, aligned the panels. I must have had about 40-50 hours into the prep work and then I payed a pro to shoot it shadow Grey. Much respect keep up the videos I know it takes a lot of extra time to document. Just remember that like someone taught you, your videos are helping others.

Great attention to detail!

Amazing work

Great videos I appreciate your hard work and helpful advice! Keep up the great work and I know how much time it takes to make these videos.

Do you prefer a basecoat clearcoat or a single stage paint the best?

How you set the air control knob. Did you open all the way or just a little.

Thanks for making this video, very informative, i found rust on my driver side shock tower and was worried but watching your video relieved my stress.

Way better then Netflix

Is thinning out the primer by 10% to make it a sealer crucial to your claim on the pre-primed bumpers? If so, what are you mixing it with to thin it out? It looks like there were instructions on the UPOL primer can but I currently don't have all the tools for proper measurements. Again, if this is a step you don't recommend skipping to back your claim, then I'll go ahead and do more research to find out exactly what I need to thin it out ...or can i just use primer for this whole step? 😅

Thanks men Good luck and success work

My turn 😬

How do you fix a bumper that’s chipping

Nice job

Good video, just wondering why you didn't make the Nov in one piece instead of all the pieces.... that's just more welds on inside from the outside that you can do nothing about.... I'm about to do this same repair. I'm going to try to video it. Hopefully.

What is the name of the undercoating you used with a paint brush?

i want to know exactly where the water is coming in from. fixing the pan and not fixing the root cause will just repeat itself.

I thought adhesion promoter was only used on raw plastic ?

Is the bulldog flexible bumper paint stripper ok to use on polyurethane?

I have a 72 GS and will be doing a lot of this same work unfortunately. Would you share where you got your replacement panels from?

Is regular primer considered a sealer or is it different?🙏🏽

Do they sell a sealer in a spray can? I’m doing rain guards, and a spoiler kit. I’m in the scuffing stage. I was going to put adhesion promoter, then use a 2K primer I have in a spray can? Is that sufficient, or do I need some kind of sealer?

I have a question this is now my second car I’ve had to have panels replaced and painted from an accident. I had them both repaired at caliber collision, not sure if your familiar with them but they get there panels and bumpers from a place called Keystone. Both times I’ve had to have them repainted because of the paint just peeling off. They always want to blame it on keystone. Don’t you think they would know how to prep those parts properly like you do or do you think they’re just taking short cuts. They’re supposed to be professionals and do it right the first time I would think.

USED BUMPERS OR NEW ONE ARE EASY TO PAINT PRIUS?

Good video, Im getting ready to do this on my 94 chevy. Very informative and you take the time to explain things. thank you.

Great video. Would love to see the finish product. I do have a question. I used the upol 3253 primer.. and I was told that it’s a direct to metal primer. So when I follow people’s videos it is kind of hard because type all use epoxy primer first and then the 2k primer before sealer or paint.. when I’m sanding I hit metal instead of epoxy primer. I was also told that you cant put body filler over the upol primer so do I have to sand those spots back down to bare metal in order to use body filler

235/50/18 on 7.5"x 18" rim 49 offset. no rub on stock Element LX

What would work like this coat from a shop?

How many coats of epoxy primer did you use?

do you have a link for that flange, for the q.panel

Great job with this video! How do those chrome bezel come off the bumper? I have a black CRV and they stand out. I want to remove and paint them black. Thanks for any help! Robert

He said if you want to hate on me, I like that too. Tell your enemies. Loved it. Nice job.

Will you change out that brace the wheelhouse? The quarter panel brace, or do you have to have it in there when you change the fender out if you could let me know, thank you

You mean surfacer or a sealer!

I spent the same money and used truck bed coating on the underside of mine… seems to be a little tougher than the stuff designed for frames and undercarriages

Yes, you definately need to scuff them up good, and clean ALL contaminants off them.

Excellent job

Unfortunately without replacement of the inner fender you're working in vein.

My very first bumper never looked this bad. And I did it with the little purple mini harbor freight gun😮...tisk, tisk, tisk...

I thought after you spray epoxy sealer primer,,,your suppose not spray the base coat for 30 days to let all the chemicals in the primer disapate.

Looks awesome .you have a video of what parts you use motor mounts .and lines for ps pump etc thank you

Do you have a new video with new intake on

What do ypu suggest for guys who haven't got spray guns to apply that sealant ???

Do I need to remove the front bumper if I’m only replacing the grill?

Hi I want to know where to go and put on front bumper led lights

What company made the back panel

Can't beat Iwatas. I really like the LPH400 especially for clear. I lays it down slick effortlessly. And very low overspray. Good for DIY and good for begginers because of how easy it sprays. It will make you look like a pro😁 In the end its all about experience, prep, and knowing your materials and conditions. Any gun can spray well if you know how to use it. Very nice work and info👍