Howdy Howdy! hope you enjoyed this video and found value in it. Thanks for all the great support of the channel, please leave me a comment or question down below.
Always waiting for your videos every week ..you are an amazingly skilled TECHNICIAN keep up the great work and show the butcher body shops how it’s done
Cracking video chris thanks for sharing that see you using the kiwami 4 what i have carnt wait to use it mate hope you have a great day and good weekend 😀
Just wanted to let you know that if you cut the scuff sponges in half they fit in your hand way better and you get two uses out of them . Just trying to help you out 🤘
Oreillys also caries upol clearcoat so does Amazon and and it is very inexpensive like 60 for a gallon of clear and the activator. Its actually a good inexpensive clearcoat.
I want to know what you think about the Finish 1 clear coat. I have 3 gallons on hand and have been playing with one of them so far on my practice door. I tried the kiwami at 30 psi and had more orange peel that I liked so went for the prolite at 29 psi and came out better. I am curious what you see with the kiwami and the Finish 1.
Just got that Astro Hvlp. I have a HS clear says 35psi u know if the gun handle that. And I’ll try the 22 for base and fluid nozzle like u said. How. Did you like holding gun spraying
Will this work painting in heat and humidity? I was planning on using a slow reducer on the basecoat because it'll be midsummer by the time I get to painting. It seems counterintuitive to use a fast clear in that situation. Any thoughts?
I used slow reducer as well. The only reson to use a faster dying clear is if you need to get it done quickly. Maybe it's your daily or your needing to get it back to the customer the same day, or you want to limit the trash that lands in clear. As long as you let the basecoat cure before you clear it . Then you ok using a faster drying clear . Thanks for the support.
Howdy Howdy! hope you enjoyed this video and found value in it. Thanks for all the great support of the channel, please leave me a comment or question down below.
Always waiting for your videos every week ..you are an amazingly skilled TECHNICIAN keep up the great work and show the butcher body shops how it’s done
Thank's brother really appreciate the support. Just one guy on a mission!
This was truly your best video 👍
You kept it simple and informatively, keep it that way!
Thanks brother, I try to eliminate all the b.s and get right to the point. Thanks for the support,!
Cracking video chris thanks for sharing that see you using the kiwami 4 what i have carnt wait to use it mate hope you have a great day and good weekend 😀
Thank's Andrew
Love you videos! I saw a old video of yours where you explained the prices and how much insurance pays. Would love some more info on that please
Ok, I was just thinking of incorporating some tips for guy who are starting up their business. Been getting some questions on that.
Chris If you put a green base before the red color, it is easier and faster to cover the patch, try it some day. Greetings.
I can't wait to see the Eastwood LT100 review..
I'll be using it in the next video.
cool tutorial!
Just wanted to let you know that if you cut the scuff sponges in half they fit in your hand way better and you get two uses out of them . Just trying to help you out 🤘
Hi i enjoy the channel,I have a question do you get your work through an insurance agent or just word of mouth? Thanks.
Nice...
Very good. Which spray gun is used for clear coat?
I used the Iwata kiwami
What's the most reasonable base coat clear coat
Supply shops are
Getting really high
Oreily only carries duplicolor here... ?
Oreillys also caries upol clearcoat so does Amazon and and it is very inexpensive like 60 for a gallon of clear and the activator. Its actually a good inexpensive clearcoat.
I want to know what you think about the Finish 1 clear coat. I have 3 gallons on hand and have been playing with one of them so far on my practice door. I tried the kiwami at 30 psi and had more orange peel that I liked so went for the prolite at 29 psi and came out better. I am curious what you see with the kiwami and the Finish 1.
I'll be using finish 1 in the next video
Just got that Astro Hvlp. I have a HS clear says 35psi u know if the gun handle that. And I’ll try the 22 for base and fluid nozzle like u said. How. Did you like holding gun spraying
35 is a little much for that gun probably don't need that much psi. It'll do 30 tho.
@@GarageNoise do you have a video laying clear with this gun if so can u post the link
Will this work painting in heat and humidity? I was planning on using a slow reducer on the basecoat because it'll be midsummer by the time I get to painting. It seems counterintuitive to use a fast clear in that situation. Any thoughts?
I used slow reducer as well. The only reson to use a faster dying clear is if you need to get it done quickly. Maybe it's your daily or your needing to get it back to the customer the same day, or you want to limit the trash that lands in clear. As long as you let the basecoat cure before you clear it . Then you ok using a faster drying clear . Thanks for the support.
@@GarageNoise thanks, love the channel!
👍👍👍
I have a question , how to store leftover clear ?
No way to store clear that's been mixed.
No way. You store it in the trash as it will cure after mixed with activator.
Why did you changed to 800 grit instead of 600
600 or 800 for clear prep are interchangeable. I just happened to pick up some 800 grit foam pads to see how I like them. Appreciate the support!
@@GarageNoise how can I send a picture to you
My email garagenoise247@gmail.com
Chris can I email you?
Yes, you can garagenoise247@gmail.com