I have a 2013 Camaro ZL1 I want to dip and I just ordered my spray gun, how many gallons for the perfect coating to peel off when I want to switch colors?
It takes a very patient teacher not to be yelling, Close, Faster, Slower, 50-50 dude. LOL. It's a true struggle for first timers to learn and even I after so many dips I still have to struggle to stay on the line.
You’re such a patient teacher, and he did such an amazing job for his first time!! It’s always fun watching someone learn something new! Great video :)
This video here is what sold me on “I can do this too!” Great example of how forgiving it can be when you just simply follow instructions. Well done, guys!
The satisfaction level as a teacher to teach a willing student and a student to learn by making mistakes and later become a teacher themselves never gets old. Love to see it . Patience respect and discipline are the key.
What I love about this video is you literally see his confidence grow as he progressed with the spraying. In the beginning it was gentle and apprehensive. Then by the time he did the first layer of color, you see the movements becoming more fluid and consistent with the speed of the swipes. Great job!! I think I sense a promotion for this guy to help out with spraying in future videos (after more practice). 😬😉
That kind you for this show all video…Has given me more confidence and will definitely be a future customer….I think he did a great job for his first time and you are a great teacher which helps a lot…..👏👏👍
I think that this is by far the best video for beginners. i liked how the process was shown in stages and being able to see a first time user do this and what to expect as you go. I have not dipped my car yet but have been watching for some time now learning everything that i can.
He did great for his first job, he really encouraged me to finally paint my car and I’ve been dipping wheels and accessories for years. Will be purchasing a kit ASAP.
You know that looks freaking great! The couple issues Fonzie pointed out are totally forgivable on a 1st time project, and the quality of the finished car is a testament to not only the product, but the instructions given.
as someone who is seriously looking at dipping, this is such a informative video and super cool to watch a first timer do it so i know what to except. shout out to the bro for a mean job
This is incredible!! Just what i need before attempting to fully dip my own car for my first time. I'm so glad that any small mistakes he made were included. Those are mistakes i could have made as well. I got to see how they were identified and fixed. Thank you so much guys!!!
Wow, you guys are great teachers - clear instructions, patient, setting up realistic expectations... and your student is very receptive, and applies correction quickly. Oh, that all classrooms had this environment.
Biggest difference is that Fonzy sweeps his arm side to side and pretty much stands in one spot... the noob keeps his arm in one position and relies on walking back and forth which creates a much more uneven flow/result.
I was kind of hoping that at the end you would give Steve something cool. One, for his 5 years with your company... Thats loyalty! And two, he killed that job!! Great video!!
This may very well be the best video I have seen on youtube. I'm about to paint my car and this was highly educational. You are a great teacher and I'm sure you could take any novice and make them a professional in record time. I think I'd love this as a career. Thanks for taking the time to make this video.👍👍👍👍
I'm no professional by any stretch of anyone's imagination but I do paint my car, my moms, and my dads ( my dad's car almost bi-yearly he likes changing colours up often) so Ive gotten the hang ( at least imo) pretty well. I think he did a really good job if he is new to doing this. well done. Good teacher too. my dad lost his voice first time i started spraying my car xD
Hey fonzy, when you were talking about the masking being important, my dad always used to say "Always use the 6 P's" "Proper Preperation Prevents Piss Poor Performance" an I use that principal to this day... well done he did so well, keep doing what you're doing, Take care from the UK
Mistakes happen no matter what. Never going to be a perfect project! Car looks great for a first timer! Nice job Steve! Also great job teaching Fonzie! Hopefully I can get my car done in the near future!
I have bought multiple kits for wheels, even getting my friends to let me dip their wheels. Now you have sold me on doing my car. I really appreciate you guys doing the tutorials you have! It doesn't just help we the consumer, it helps you guys sell more product. Thank you very much for it all! BTW peeling of the dip is one of the most satisfying deconstruction there is. hahaha
Everything that looks easy is harder to do and everything that looks hard to do is easy. Great teacher, great student, excellent video thank you fellows!
been watching because the colours are so nice looking -your community is so nice and yall are really patient and lovely and super skilled people!! great stuff!!
This gave me a lot of confidence. I'm not trying to throw any shade on Steve, but even as a layman I could see him making a lot of mistakes. And I'm sure I won't do any better my first time. But the end result still looked great.
You might benefit from a 3m handmasker you can combine tape and plastic of different dimensions or masking paper or just put your pre-combined rolls on and use the correct blade for plastic, which is much sharper than a paper blade.
Maybe if I was watching this on my 75'' TV I might have seen the first 2 flaws you pointed out but I didn't see those, the one on the windshield was obvious but even that was difficult to see when you pulled back
I’ve been watching hours of your videos merely in preparation of dipping my front and rear badges (and possibly my chrome door trim)... now I feel confident enough to dip an entire car lol.
Looks great. I dipped the fairings on my KTM, and since I followed directions they came out perfect. Take the time to learn, practice and prep and you'll get great results.
I know this will sound crazy but I watched so many of your vids before dipping my car that when I finally dipped my car last weekend, I was humming that tune @36:00 … I know my neighbors probably think I’m crazy, but the car came out good.🎉
Very informative video. I'm glad you all did this. Fonzie makes the process look so easy. Also very good teacher. It's easy to correct someone constantly or micro manage. I like that he was allowed to make some mistakes. It shows him how he can do better and shows how user friendly the product is. 👍
For his first time that came out looking really nice 👍🏽 At first I wasn't quite sure of the color, but then when you brought it outside it looks amazing.
I agree with other comments, this was a great video, not sure I'd say best but, one that I will watch again. You mentioned that although with a good tape job you shouldn't run into any bridging but things happen. Looks like Steve didn't have any problems, I've had several. I'm curious to know what you would do if you had some bridging where you weren’t expecting it? Razor blade to cut it? Or is there a different way? I've also not had any luck with the "peel when wet" I was thankful for the little more explanation you had in this video. I'm going to try it again to see if I understand the process better. Thanks for all the info!
I've seen one where the guy just taped the windscreen and back window, just to save dip, and then just sprayed the whole car? He then just peeled the windows, lights, door handles etc, still looked pretty good. Did it in a day and outside even.
Can someone answer about the door handles. I've watched a bunch of these but don't recall info there. Are the insides of the door handles more or less just getting overspray? I don't remember seeing the sprayer ever angled to spray in that gap/pocket well. Thx. Great video btw!
Awesome to see you guys do this. Showing what it’s like for first time users with an inside view on what to do and expect. Keep up the great work and stop flexing so hard lol. Gainz for dayz....
Great job Steve! Not only it a very cool color choice (IMHO) but turned out absolutely terrific...congrats'! Better plan ahead with a good handful of business cards in your car to hand out. I can certainly see allot of strangers striking up a conversation with compliments & questions. Nicely done.
I have a Hemi Orange 09 Challenger. The unknown color mix would really set my car off visually! Not sure how it would look on the orange factory paint though. I thought the color mix was amazing! Love your show!
When switching colours, do you need to run water or paint thinner through the gun to clear out any excess of the previous colour? Or is it ok to just continue on with the new colour?
Just a great video to learn from, excellent tutoring and although I skipped parts of the masking I'll be able to repeat watch to get that important step right.
This was a great video and very helpful. One thing that wasn't covered (maybe it's another video) is what to do between coats. Is the gun/equipment cleaned between coats? Is there a way to "preserve “ the equipment between coats so that time isn't lost while waiting for the equipment to be ready to use when the dip is dry and ready for the next coat? Inquiring minds...
I bought a few gallons of black and sprayed using my Wagner paint ready station. Exact one you used to use years ago and it sprayed absolutely smooth like butter 🧈. Setting was on 1. But my only problem was what you mentioned once on here. I did get the pixel look to it. I was not sure why. Now I think it’s because my overlapping.
Was tough for me to watch the first few coats cause I have been painting for 15years but he did i good job for first time. great video for sure. Should help a lot of people
Good vid. I actually like this better than the 1st person perspective because I would get some motion sickness watching from that perspective. This, for me, is easy to follow and great explanations. Thanks.
He did a great job for his first time, I wanted to share a technique that I don’t know if it’s an actual thing but it’s some thing I do. I’m 5‘7“. When it comes to the lower parts it’s easier for me to get low enough to get a good spray. However something I see this guy doing and this is not criticism, I’m just pointing it out so that others can see, he has a very narrow stance. Which is why he’s taking multiple side steps. My advice is widen your stance and rock side to side. When you take steps and pause, you can get a run or an uneven coat. So to minimalize that, just Rock side to side, and when going with the length of the vehicle, plan your steps accordingly so you don’t stutter step or stumble. I cannot remember the guys name in the video for the life of me, but he did a great job, I’m not criticizing him at all, just pointing out something I saw, I was also taught this technique myself.
Exceptional on the pink base ,the black base would have PAIRED incredible and out of the box.showing a spectacular insane effect like the car was dipped in a bath of liquid prizm.
Overall, good job for first timer. As pointed out on video the very few mistakes but was expected. Quality of work gets better with practice. Great job.
I’m very impressed with how this came out. Especially being able to see someone that’s never done such a type of project and learns as he goes and understanding the mistakes that happen afterwards, which I was also impressed with the few mistakes he had. Most important, that’s a cool color!! Would really be interesting to see these colors on different types of vehicles, like wagons I have a 2014 Subaru Outback) or crossover, and small SUV/trucks
Great idea for a video. Seeing a noob do this really shows the true difficulty areas that I'll experience during my first prep. Thanks for this. I would do more vids with first timers like this one.
I know this is a year old, but i was curious about a few things. What about the spaces between/underneath the door handles? Do you have to kinda angle the spray gun in towards it a little or something? How does it get the whole handle? 2nd, how about the inside door trim around door jams ect. Is that something do-able? So that way its not really jarring to see the original car color every time you open the door? Thx! Also, great job steve!
Great video, very informative but I personally think they shouldve masked off the key holes and the rear logo. I know you probably don't use the key hole but I don't imagine it would be good if someone tried to and got all that plastidip up in there. And the logo is just my personal taste
Cool video Fonzie, maybe we can get another one of this dude doin a different car next and maybe some of your other employees would want to try too, have a good one man👍
if that's the first time spraying you did bledy good. I noticed something that will help you try not to take little steps along the car practice big long swoops makes for more constant even coats. looks good man 👌👍
Saw this video and was impressed for the details and prep work outlined very good for a beginner like myself.ive been toying with the idea of painting my own car and learning the craft.I must say it's all about the prep work.but also the paint passes ( not to fast and not too slow) U must b in that zone of just letting ur hand slide side to side with out overthinking it. I will order the beginners paint kit and will check back in after my results.I feel confident that I can do it.Thank u for this video. Other videos I've seen doesn't show u the other angles and detail how do it.😎👍🏼
The video tutorial is great but very good, I have never seen a vehicle painted with an electric gun and it has bitten me, the finish even in lacquer is just as professional as with the compressor and gun
very good result for a first timer . it just takes practice to get a hang of it . awesome project and very informative . hopefully we see more videos like these with all types of people, be it more skillful, male or female ...
Have you ever done sectional shifts. Different sections maybe 2,3, or 5 section shift design. Instead of the same shift for the whole car is basic. Can you do one car sectioned with different shifts?
What a fun project! Anyone getting ready to dip their first car soon?
Done my motor oil 😂
I have a 2013 Camaro ZL1 I want to dip and I just ordered my spray gun, how many gallons for the perfect coating to peel off when I want to switch colors?
Why not to dip window trim , i have seen all of your videos you never dip window trim ! Why so?
i am about to go for it
DipYourCar going to dip my 2018 Chevy Malibu soon. This video was amazing for me
Everyone at DYC looks like they work out or ready at any given time to work out.
Fonzie: 20 push ups go!
Fonzie's biceps versus a normal person.
I like the color
I was nervous for him the entire time but he did SUCH a great job for a first timer. I’m proud of him!
This is by far the best video you’ve done for information regarding first time painters 👍
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It takes a very patient teacher not to be yelling, Close, Faster, Slower, 50-50 dude. LOL. It's a true struggle for first timers to learn and even I after so many dips I still have to struggle to stay on the line.
Is much more easier to edit a video.
Imagine training as a machinist lmao
Hands down...this has got to be one of my favorite dip video you put out. Awesome to see a first timer dipper. I can definitely relate!
You’re such a patient teacher, and he did such an amazing job for his first time!! It’s always fun watching someone learn something new! Great video :)
This video here is what sold me on “I can do this too!” Great example of how forgiving it can be when you just simply follow instructions. Well done, guys!
The satisfaction level as a teacher to teach a willing student and a student to learn by making mistakes and later become a teacher themselves never gets old. Love to see it . Patience respect and discipline are the key.
What I love about this video is you literally see his confidence grow as he progressed with the spraying. In the beginning it was gentle and apprehensive. Then by the time he did the first layer of color, you see the movements becoming more fluid and consistent with the speed of the swipes. Great job!! I think I sense a promotion for this guy to help out with spraying in future videos (after more practice). 😬😉
That kind you for this show all video…Has given me more confidence and will definitely be a future customer….I think he did a great job for his first time and you are a great teacher which helps a lot…..👏👏👍
Bravo Fonzie. That's the way to get your people more involved.
You can see him becoming more and more comfortable as he went along. Excellent
I think that this is by far the best video for beginners. i liked how the process was shown in stages and being able to see a first time user do this and what to expect as you go. I have not dipped my car yet but have been watching for some time now learning everything that i can.
He did great for his first job, he really encouraged me to finally paint my car and I’ve been dipping wheels and accessories for years. Will be purchasing a kit ASAP.
You know that looks freaking great! The couple issues Fonzie pointed out are totally forgivable on a 1st time project, and the quality of the finished car is a testament to not only the product, but the instructions given.
I like how he was so cautious in removing the tape and drape and you just yank it off lol
As usual, awesome video 👍🏼
as someone who is seriously looking at dipping, this is such a informative video and super cool to watch a first timer do it so i know what to except. shout out to the bro for a mean job
This is incredible!! Just what i need before attempting to fully dip my own car for my first time. I'm so glad that any small mistakes he made were included. Those are mistakes i could have made as well. I got to see how they were identified and fixed. Thank you so much guys!!!
Wow, you guys are great teachers - clear instructions, patient, setting up realistic expectations... and your student is very receptive, and applies correction quickly. Oh, that all classrooms had this environment.
Biggest difference is that Fonzy sweeps his arm side to side and pretty much stands in one spot... the noob keeps his arm in one position and relies on walking back and forth which creates a much more uneven flow/result.
I was kind of hoping that at the end you would give Steve something cool. One, for his 5 years with your company... Thats loyalty! And two, he killed that job!!
Great video!!
Who says I didn’t.. 😊
Well damn! Steve! Steve! Steve! Lol
This may very well be the best video I have seen on youtube. I'm about to paint my car and this was highly educational. You are a great teacher and I'm sure you could take any novice and make them a professional in record time. I think I'd love this as a career. Thanks for taking the time to make this video.👍👍👍👍
I think Steve did a phenomenal job! Good job Steve
This was so helpful and way more informative than most videos for DIY’ers
Well done Steve! And DYC.... that was an amazing way to demonstrate the first time dipper process. Well done, truly inspired
I'm no professional by any stretch of anyone's imagination but I do paint my car, my moms, and my dads ( my dad's car almost bi-yearly he likes changing colours up often) so Ive gotten the hang ( at least imo) pretty well. I think he did a really good job if he is new to doing this. well done. Good teacher too. my dad lost his voice first time i started spraying my car xD
Hey fonzy, when you were talking about the masking being important, my dad always used to say "Always use the 6 P's" "Proper Preperation Prevents Piss Poor Performance" an I use that principal to this day... well done he did so well, keep doing what you're doing, Take care from the UK
He did an awesome job... Great video to show that anyone who's not a painter should be able to paint their own vehicle 👍👍👍 GREAT JOB STEVE !!!
Mistakes happen no matter what. Never going to be a perfect project! Car looks great for a first timer! Nice job Steve! Also great job teaching Fonzie! Hopefully I can get my car done in the near future!
OMG… Bravo Fonzi!!! I painted cars when I was Young and I’ve wished to find a video like this!!! Thank You!!! DYC University Here I Come…. 😎
I have bought multiple kits for wheels, even getting my friends to let me dip their wheels. Now you have sold me on doing my car. I really appreciate you guys doing the tutorials you have! It doesn't just help we the consumer, it helps you guys sell more product. Thank you very much for it all!
BTW peeling of the dip is one of the most satisfying deconstruction there is. hahaha
Everything that looks easy is harder to do and everything that looks hard to do is easy.
Great teacher, great student, excellent video thank you fellows!
This is awesome! You have great patience and it's even better seeing experts share their knowledge hands on. Encouraging me to dip my bike.
been watching because the colours are so nice looking -your community is so nice and yall are really patient and lovely and super skilled people!! great stuff!!
This gave me a lot of confidence. I'm not trying to throw any shade on Steve, but even as a layman I could see him making a lot of mistakes. And I'm sure I won't do any better my first time. But the end result still looked great.
You might benefit from a 3m handmasker you can combine tape and plastic of different dimensions or masking paper or just put your pre-combined rolls on and use the correct blade for plastic, which is much sharper than a paper blade.
Maybe if I was watching this on my 75'' TV I might have seen the first 2 flaws you pointed out but I didn't see those, the one on the windshield was obvious but even that was difficult to see when you pulled back
The only one i saw without him pointing out the flaws was the white still showing in the wheel arch.
I’ve been watching hours of your videos merely in preparation of dipping my front and rear badges (and possibly my chrome door trim)... now I feel confident enough to dip an entire car lol.
Looks great. I dipped the fairings on my KTM, and since I followed directions they came out perfect. Take the time to learn, practice and prep and you'll get great results.
You did a wonderful job! You must be very proud! And you have the best mentor in the industry! Keep up the great work and products !!
I know this will sound crazy but I watched so many of your vids before dipping my car that when I finally dipped my car last weekend, I was humming that tune @36:00 … I know my neighbors probably think I’m crazy, but the car came out good.🎉
Great job Steve! I swear watching it I was yelling at my tv “get it Steve” multiple times when he got to the color coats!
When he cracked his firt smile i was there with him like yes i can do this a very motivating video nice job guys i love this product 👍
Very informative video. I'm glad you all did this. Fonzie makes the process look so easy. Also very good teacher. It's easy to correct someone constantly or micro manage. I like that he was allowed to make some mistakes. It shows him how he can do better and shows how user friendly the product is. 👍
For his first time that came out looking really nice 👍🏽
At first I wasn't quite sure of the color, but then when you brought it outside it looks amazing.
Just goes to show how important the prep work is. Great video and very helpful. Someday I'll definitely give this a go myself.
He picked a Awesome color for the car. Great job!
I agree with other comments, this was a great video, not sure I'd say best but, one that I will watch again. You mentioned that although with a good tape job you shouldn't run into any bridging but things happen. Looks like Steve didn't have any problems, I've had several. I'm curious to know what you would do if you had some bridging where you weren’t expecting it? Razor blade to cut it? Or is there a different way? I've also not had any luck with the "peel when wet" I was thankful for the little more explanation you had in this video. I'm going to try it again to see if I understand the process better. Thanks for all the info!
I've seen one where the guy just taped the windscreen and back window, just to save dip, and then just sprayed the whole car? He then just peeled the windows, lights, door handles etc, still looked pretty good. Did it in a day and outside even.
Can someone answer about the door handles. I've watched a bunch of these but don't recall info there. Are the insides of the door handles more or less just getting overspray? I don't remember seeing the sprayer ever angled to spray in that gap/pocket well. Thx. Great video btw!
The ASMR I’m the tape removal is amazing!!! Love the color 💚 what a great teacher and student
In the beginning I thought purple, blue or yellow but when it was done I couldn’t pick between purple and white! Very pretty.
Why do you never do the roof? Do you find it difficult to do??
Awesome to see you guys do this. Showing what it’s like for first time users with an inside view on what to do and expect. Keep up the great work and stop flexing so hard lol. Gainz for dayz....
Great job Steve! Not only it a very cool color choice (IMHO) but turned out absolutely terrific...congrats'! Better plan ahead with a good handful of business cards in your car to hand out. I can certainly see allot of strangers striking up a conversation with compliments & questions. Nicely done.
It looks good for his first time. Way better than I would do. A couple very small errors but again it was his first time. Good job 👍🏻👍🏻
I have a Hemi Orange 09 Challenger. The unknown color mix would really set my car off visually! Not sure how it would look on the orange factory paint though. I thought the color mix was amazing! Love your show!
When switching colours, do you need to run water or paint thinner through the gun to clear out any excess of the previous colour? Or is it ok to just continue on with the new colour?
Great job & coaching style ... people can learn and enjoy learning with that type of instruction. Thank you both.
Great job teaching ! Loved this video. I've done masking & primer coats, but not color before. So I really enjoyed this video
I had to pause the video ...
Before it even starts, this is my favorite video so far.
Well, maybe like top 10.
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Great video. Steve did really well on his first dip. Nice color too
Just a great video to learn from, excellent tutoring and although I skipped parts of the masking I'll be able to repeat watch to get that important step right.
Very nice project. I am thinking of dipping my Mazda 5 as painting is too expensive.
This was a great video and very helpful. One thing that wasn't covered (maybe it's another video) is what to do between coats. Is the gun/equipment cleaned between coats? Is there a way to "preserve “ the equipment between coats so that time isn't lost while waiting for the equipment to be ready to use when the dip is dry and ready for the next coat? Inquiring minds...
I bought a few gallons of black and sprayed using my Wagner paint ready station. Exact one you used to use years ago and it sprayed absolutely smooth like butter 🧈. Setting was on 1. But my only problem was what you mentioned once on here. I did get the pixel look to it. I was not sure why. Now I think it’s because my overlapping.
I really liked this video. It was good seeing a complete newbie walked through the steps.
Was tough for me to watch the first few coats cause I have been painting for 15years but he did i good job for first time. great video for sure. Should help a lot of people
Fonzie, your boy crushed it!
My first dip was all black spray cans! '01 Jeep Grand Cherokee (top half only, body trim was that nice grey) Great job on your first go 👍
Wow, great job Steve. I loved the color you chose. Looks great.
Good vid. I actually like this better than the 1st person perspective because I would get some motion sickness watching from that perspective. This, for me, is easy to follow and great explanations. Thanks.
He did a great job for his first time, I wanted to share a technique that I don’t know if it’s an actual thing but it’s some thing I do. I’m 5‘7“. When it comes to the lower parts it’s easier for me to get low enough to get a good spray. However something I see this guy doing and this is not criticism, I’m just pointing it out so that others can see, he has a very narrow stance. Which is why he’s taking multiple side steps. My advice is widen your stance and rock side to side. When you take steps and pause, you can get a run or an uneven coat. So to minimalize that, just Rock side to side, and when going with the length of the vehicle, plan your steps accordingly so you don’t stutter step or stumble.
I cannot remember the guys name in the video for the life of me, but he did a great job, I’m not criticizing him at all, just pointing out something I saw, I was also taught this technique myself.
Exceptional on the pink base ,the black base would have PAIRED incredible and out of the box.showing a spectacular insane effect like the car was dipped in a bath of liquid prizm.
I love seeing these processes, but its helpful that the eye candy is present on all of these DYC videos too. 😅
It was cool seeing him get more comfortable with spraying as time went by.
Fantastic teaching job Fonzie
Overall, good job for first timer. As pointed out on video the very few mistakes but was expected. Quality of work gets better with practice. Great job.
So will you parking sensors be going crazy if you dip over them??
Thank you, great job for his first time! This will definitely help me when it comes time for my first dip!
I’m very impressed with how this came out. Especially being able to see someone that’s never done such a type of project and learns as he goes and understanding the mistakes that happen afterwards, which I was also impressed with the few mistakes he had. Most important, that’s a cool color!! Would really be interesting to see these colors on different types of vehicles, like wagons I have a 2014 Subaru Outback) or crossover, and small SUV/trucks
That dip job :O maybe I'm bias because green is my favourite colour. But damn.
Brilliant video Fonz, that’s what I call a learning curve.
Great idea for a video. Seeing a noob do this really shows the true difficulty areas that I'll experience during my first prep. Thanks for this. I would do more vids with first timers like this one.
I know this is a year old, but i was curious about a few things. What about the spaces between/underneath the door handles? Do you have to kinda angle the spray gun in towards it a little or something? How does it get the whole handle?
2nd, how about the inside door trim around door jams ect. Is that something do-able? So that way its not really jarring to see the original car color every time you open the door? Thx!
Also, great job steve!
Steve killed it. Looks awesome for a first timer
Great video, very informative but I personally think they shouldve masked off the key holes and the rear logo. I know you probably don't use the key hole but I don't imagine it would be good if someone tried to and got all that plastidip up in there. And the logo is just my personal taste
I have been waiting on a video like this for years! Perfect
Cool video Fonzie, maybe we can get another one of this dude doin a different car next and maybe some of your other employees would want to try too, have a good one man👍
if that's the first time spraying you did bledy good.
I noticed something that will help you try not to take little steps along the car practice big long swoops makes for more constant even coats.
looks good man 👌👍
I feel like it must be harder to do this if you're left-handed like handwriting or printing like he is but he did an amazing job!
That’s a gorgeous colour, can you film Steve’s part 2?
I have only seen a few of these videos, but so far it's always raining..
You're a great teacher my man. Keep up the great work. Great job Steve keep at it man practice makes perfect.
Saw this video and was impressed for the details and prep work outlined very good for a beginner like myself.ive been toying with the idea of painting my own car and learning the craft.I must say it's all about the prep work.but also the paint passes ( not to fast and not too slow) U must b in that zone of just letting ur hand slide side to side with out overthinking it. I will order the beginners paint kit and will check back in after my results.I feel confident that I can do it.Thank u for this video. Other videos I've seen doesn't show u the other angles and detail how do it.😎👍🏼
The video tutorial is great but very good, I have never seen a vehicle painted with an electric gun and it has bitten me, the finish even in lacquer is just as professional as with the compressor and gun
very good result for a first timer . it just takes practice to get a hang of it . awesome project and very informative . hopefully we see more videos like these with all types of people, be it more skillful, male or female ...
Awesome idea for a video! That green really pops, too.
I think that's an amazing job for a first time. Way to go!!
Have you ever done sectional shifts. Different sections maybe 2,3, or 5 section shift design. Instead of the same shift for the whole car is basic. Can you do one car sectioned with different shifts?