Wow this came out awesome. I was following others on TH-cam but your videos hit a home run for me as I am a DIY y guy with a home garage and no paint booth. Thanks for the wealth of knowledge you are putting out.
That sogola gun sure lays on some clear coat!! Atomizes perfectly! Awesome work nice recovery on the contamination, sure makes for a long day In the shop!
Nice job came out really nice do you think you will be showing how you will tackle the cantamanated area that's if you can thank you for the video always looking forward watching your channel
Nice. You brought back a lot of memories of my collision days 👍. I like your bumper stand, where did you purchase it? I'm building my 92 s-10 and cleaning out the garage and turning it into a personal body shop after hours lol
Excellent work!, how smoothly you apply clear coat, how much quantity of thinner you add to the clear ? Is it necessary to use pressure regulator with the gun since the gun itself has a pressure control device ?
I don't reduce clearcoat, some guys do my thoughts are it may hurt the durability of the clear and the only reason I see to reduce it would be to get a flatter finish. As far as the regulator I like to have control at the gun but it's not needed, just a personal preference. Thank's for watching, I appreciate the support!
First off... thx for sharing your knowledge with us. Your videos are extremely helpful. I have 2 questions on your air regulator problem. How did you fix that problem and which one do you recommend to avoid such problem if possible? Thank you!
I have three of the harbor freight digital regulators. They work well. Their inexpensive ,I think under 20 bucks. I have a 3m regulator that works well. it's a bit more but not too bad. I just changed the regulator and that fixed my issue.
That really looks like Chrysler’s Inferno Red, which at one point, circa 2005-2006, it was a tri-color, with a salmon base coat and a tinted clear with red in it before the clear coat proper. While spraying it seems like exactly that was happening. Your first color coats were salmon compared to red. You didn’t mention any other tint changes, so how did it end up getting darker and richer ?
In some paint brands this is tri coat but I was able to find one that was not. It looks copper because it is so transparent an the sealer made it look copper. Appreciate the comment and support!
Do a spray out to decide how many coats of pearl. Shouldn't need any more than 3. Most of them only need one to 2. Make sure you cover your base with the midcoat pearl don't be afraid to blend out that midcoat pearl even if your close to adjacent panel a little pearl near the adjacent panel won't change the color much. Sunday's video Is a Infiniti pearl white. Hope this helps . It shouldn't be tough pearl with is not that difficult if you have a good matching base. Hope this helps !
Nice video... 1) Is the wet bed "binder" actually just a transparent basecoat, a "clear" basecoat or is it a different material? 2) Any good online source to buy paint to match your car, like let's say that I send them a gas cap door for them to match the color the best they can?
I make a mistake so I repaint the next day. I use blender again and paint it When I was waiting for the second coat of paint, I can see some spots like dry skin. so back to step one I sand it again all the way to the original pain , this time only in very small spot look like I miss sanding the small area. my question is what can be happen? I KNOW what happen now is a chemical reaction but for what? blender so many times or I did not wait enough? how long I have to wait if I want to repair something like this?
@@PINTURA-uu2bz somtimes if you put the paint on too heavy on the first coat you can get a chemical reaction. What's happining is tho solvents are reacting to the substrate. A sealer before base would help as well.
I haven't watched that video in awhile. It's been a bit since I repaired it. I can start adding a price break down in my video's, cause I've had some questions on how I price jobs.I think it was at least $1,500. I use software to write my estimates.
Even the pros get fisheyes and crap in the paint. The difference between a pro and a diy er is that the pro knows how to recover quickly from the booboos, and the diy person makes the situation worse....lol. So how about some videos with tips and tricks to recover from fisheyes and dirt and shrink back. Also how to minimize the chances that those things won't happen. Sometimes I feel like no matter how clean and diligent I am, I just can't avoid fisheyes. Why can't they make car paint like rustoleum... You can paint a turd with that stuff and it'll stick.
I do have some videos on those topics. I will make some more specific video's on those topics. Just a tip tho, most fisheyes are coming from air supply. Thanks for the video ideas, I need to hear what the subscribers are strugging with👍👍
@@GarageNoise You're probably right! I do have an inexpensive oil seperator and a refrigerated compressed air drier. I think I need a better oil seperator. I also put them cheap red HF oil and water separators on the sprayer. Thanks, for pointing that out.
Don't forget the sponge in the tank area 😂😂😂btw nice job
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Still working on my daughters next weekend paint and clear 👊🏻👍🏻
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Wow this came out awesome. I was following others on TH-cam but your videos hit a home run for me as I am a DIY y guy with a home garage and no paint booth. Thanks for the wealth of knowledge you are putting out.
Hey I appreciate the comment. Happy to hear you can relate. I've got alot of great ideas for content coming up that will great for the diyer.
Brilliant video there CHRIS thanks for sharing that very well explained 👍
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Beautiful paint job thank you for showing us the steps to do a good job
Beautiful job! Thanks for another lesson
Appreciate it Robert! Thank's for the support!
Great videos straight to the point no music blasting intro love it 👌
Thanks !
I would like to see you paint some factory alloy wheels black
Well happy Father’s Day to me!..awesome video as always !..
Thanks buddy
Great job, great video @Garage Noise !!
Thank you! More to come!
That sogola gun sure lays on some clear coat!! Atomizes perfectly! Awesome work nice recovery on the contamination, sure makes for a long day In the shop!
Thanks man , appreciate it. The Sagola is a beast! It does make for along day when things go wrong.
Excellent tutorial! Very simple. I enjoyed watching your videos! Good stuff, thank you for great content.
Thank you ! I appreciate the comment and thanks for watching.
Nice, clean work my freind!
Masking video please 🙏 great series btw always motivation
Gotcha!
Please make the masking video!!!
I would like to see a masking video. I too work out of a shop with no booth. So I follow u ritually. I have my workers follow u now too.
Sure, I can do that. I've been working on one. Appreciate all the support!
I like your content i find them very informative.
Thanks, appreciate the support!
Looks good.....nice job
Nice...Good..
Thanks
i use waterbased panel wipe first then solvent panel wipe every time helps loads just make sure its dry and cracking job by the way 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙
I'm need to add something like that.
Nice job came out really nice do you think you will be showing how you will tackle the cantamanated area that's if you can thank you for the video always looking forward watching your channel
I didn't film it but I will be putting together a video on trouble shooting issues like that and others.
Thanks
Chris, sealer is used prior to apply base coat for non metallic?
What bumper stand do u use?
Nice. You brought back a lot of memories of my collision days 👍. I like your bumper stand, where did you purchase it? I'm building my 92 s-10 and cleaning out the garage and turning it into a personal body shop after hours lol
Great! An s-10 build is cool! The stand is from Amazon here's a link if you want to check it out. Thank's for the support!
amzn.to/3BA4xCE
@@GarageNoise yeah I had the truck since I was 15. Time to finish it!!! Thank you for the link and looking forward to future video
Do you have a video explaining blending ?
Yes, many. here's one th-cam.com/video/6TLp-YP2hfY/w-d-xo.html appreciate the support!
@@GarageNoise excellent I searched but nome came up, thank you .
Hi
When you give clear coat on other panels and doors not been damaged to blend in you have to to use 600 sand paper or not.
Thank you
Between 600-1000 I perfer 600 or 800
Excellent work!, how smoothly you apply clear coat, how much quantity of thinner you add to the clear ?
Is it necessary to use pressure regulator with the gun since the gun itself has a pressure control device ?
I don't reduce clearcoat, some guys do my thoughts are it may hurt the durability of the clear and the only reason I see to reduce it would be to get a flatter finish. As far as the regulator I like to have control at the gun but it's not needed, just a personal preference. Thank's for watching, I appreciate the support!
How do you not get overspray withou a fan system?
I have fans that eliminate overspray but I also cover anything I want to keep clean.
Hiw do you like the HarborFreight digital regulator. I see you using it a lot. Im in a need of a new one.
It seems to work pretty well I have a few of them. Had one fail on me but their so cheap I just replced it.
First off... thx for sharing your knowledge with us. Your videos are extremely helpful. I have 2 questions on your air regulator problem. How did you fix that problem and which one do you recommend to avoid such problem if possible? Thank you!
I have three of the harbor freight digital regulators. They work well. Their inexpensive ,I think under 20 bucks. I have a 3m regulator that works well. it's a bit more but not too bad. I just changed the regulator and that fixed my issue.
Can't stop watching your videos. But I have a question. What towel or paper towel u use when u use the wax & grease remover. So I can buy my own.
That's awsome appreciate alk yhe support. I was using shop towel brand. I am now using micro fiber towel for my pre clean.
Thank you muchc so microfiber towel when using the wax & grease remover.
That really looks like Chrysler’s Inferno Red, which at one point, circa 2005-2006, it was a tri-color, with a salmon base coat and a tinted clear with red in it before the clear coat proper. While spraying it seems like exactly that was happening. Your first color coats were salmon compared to red. You didn’t mention any other tint changes, so how did it end up getting darker and richer ?
In some paint brands this is tri coat but I was able to find one that was not. It looks copper because it is so transparent an the sealer made it look copper. Appreciate the comment and support!
I'm getting ready to do a pearl white blend tri color got any suggestions for me
Do a spray out to decide how many coats of pearl. Shouldn't need any more than 3. Most of them only need one to 2. Make sure you cover your base with the midcoat pearl don't be afraid to blend out that midcoat pearl even if your close to adjacent panel a little pearl near the adjacent panel won't change the color much. Sunday's video Is a Infiniti pearl white. Hope this helps . It shouldn't be tough pearl with is not that difficult if you have a good matching base. Hope this helps !
great job what clear did you use ?
This was done with valspar vseries clear
Can I see ur exhaust and fan set up please.
Not much to show it's pretty basic. I just prop a door open with the fan under it. This is the fan
amzn.to/3OmH1f3
Nice video... 1) Is the wet bed "binder" actually just a transparent basecoat, a "clear" basecoat or is it a different material? 2) Any good online source to buy paint to match your car, like let's say that I send them a gas cap door for them to match the color the best they can?
Wet bet is binder with no color or (pigment ). I don't have any online sources for paint. I would use my local paint store for that.
Topic! why does paint crack like dry skin? this is my first painting and I I don't know what could I do wrong!
It's wrinkling up after you paint?
I make a mistake so I repaint the next day.
I use blender again and paint it
When I was waiting for the second coat of paint, I can see some spots like dry skin.
so back to step one I sand it again all the way to the original pain , this time only in very small spot look like I miss sanding the small area. my question is what can be happen? I KNOW what happen now is a chemical reaction but for what?
blender so many times or I did not wait enough?
how long I have to wait if I want to repair something like this?
@@PINTURA-uu2bz somtimes if you put the paint on too heavy on the first coat you can get a chemical reaction. What's happining is tho solvents are reacting to the substrate. A sealer before base would help as well.
I do body work and paint on the side and trying to find a price point thats fair for both parties. How would you price out this job?
I haven't watched that video in awhile. It's been a bit since I repaired it. I can start adding a price break down in my video's, cause I've had some questions on how I price jobs.I think it was at least $1,500. I use software to write my estimates.
How long do u let primer dry
If I can, on a small repair overnight.If your doing an overall paint job a week. Check the tds on the primer your using. Thank's for watching.
Thanks 🙏🏻
Where are you located?
Oklahoma, just outside of Tulsa.
Where is your shop at?
Oklahoma
A little too far from iilinois.. But good luck on your business and thank you for sharing your knowledge..
Could I ask you questions on how to run a small body shop thru email?!?? Plss
Message me on Instagram @garagenoise247
@@GarageNoise thank you!!!
Even the pros get fisheyes and crap in the paint. The difference between a pro and a diy er is that the pro knows how to recover quickly from the booboos, and the diy person makes the situation worse....lol. So how about some videos with tips and tricks to recover from fisheyes and dirt and shrink back. Also how to minimize the chances that those things won't happen. Sometimes I feel like no matter how clean and diligent I am, I just can't avoid fisheyes. Why can't they make car paint like rustoleum... You can paint a turd with that stuff and it'll stick.
I do have some videos on those topics. I will make some more specific video's on those topics. Just a tip tho, most fisheyes are coming from air supply. Thanks for the video ideas, I need to hear what the subscribers are strugging with👍👍
@@GarageNoise You're probably right! I do have an inexpensive oil seperator and a refrigerated compressed air drier. I think I need a better oil seperator. I also put them cheap red HF oil and water separators on the sprayer. Thanks, for pointing that out.
Where are you located?
Tulsa, Oklahoma