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- A basic lesson and hot tips on the base coat clear coat process ,
This may help those already using lacquer and enamel automotive paints, to move up to base coats ,
If at the least, this demo shows how much time and skill your car painter, puts in to your pride and joy .Buy me a coffee!
/ restolad
Restolad
videos are for reference and entertainment only Even tho they are based on step by step guide - If you attempt a repair like the one seen in this video please use the proper safety equipment, - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Top Man, Awesome. I have been spraying self taught for around 12 yrs and these tips are great, Thanks....
I want to thank you personally for your video, it was a big help when I had a drop of paint get on my motorcycle tank and I waited for it to dry and used grease and wax remover to fix. Plus all the info for painting. Thks so much, Russ
Thanks for the video, it was very helpful! Straight and to the point without all the bs inbetween like a lot of the other videos on here, which only ends up making you forget half of the important information you could have learned from watching the video in the first place.
Just what I wanted so thanks. A lot of others all want to show you how complicated it can be but your video was awesome and with clear instructions. Cheers from across the ditch.
I found this video very informative. I am painting a 62 Bonneville. He cover all the points and put the information out there. Im just at the point of spraying my clear coat. Thank's for all the good info.
Thanks brother, your right for us rookies most youtubers skip stuff they think we understand. Great vid, subscribed
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I've been in auto body repair for many,many years. This was a very correct demonstration of how to paint Base - clear coat. Good as it gets.....Thank you !
Thanks for the amount of details and painting education! "Now" (I) a thirteenth generation American will finally get to the end of my project restoring my 1968 Honda scrambler motorcycle. Your instructional steps and visual results ROCK my paint world! Cheers dude!
FINALLY!! Some on on TH-cam that explains painting, you, sir, are a godsend.
Great Video! I am watching this Video 8 years! every time I run into trouble ... I always return to this video!
thanks for the video mate. absolutely loved it. been watching everyones video on TH-cam but still couldn't find the right answesr and your one video explained it all thank you so much
I found this really helpful. Just repaired some rust bubbles on the bottom of the door of my Rover sd1 and your video helped me paint and clear it. Thank you
I am an auto painter by profession, and really like restolads videos !!!
I was just about to paint the beer fridge and was looking up on the internet grit sanding between coats because I wanted to do a pro restore vs bunging on the paint. I found this video first and went hallelujah and thanks restolad and to you tube.
Best tutorial on youtube for a beginner wanting to learn the basics! Thanks heaps mate.
I wasted alot of time watching people paint but not explaining a thing! 😄😄
ive been waiting for years to find you and your advice. answered about 20 questions in 2 videos, good man
Thanks for sharing the little tips that you have learned over the years. Nothing beats experience as a teacher. This Texan has enjoyed your videos and your personality.
Make more video's! PLEASE>>>> I have seen them all and they have greatly helped me. When something goes wrong, I go to your video's to help bail me out of the tight spot!
Well done. You're a very good teacher. This was very helpful. Even though I've painted a few two-stage projects, I learned a lot and can't wait to apply those learnings.
Thanks again!
I'm not going to nit pick on your use of English... I will commend you on your commitment to sharing your trade as passionately and as succinctly as you do. Mate, love your work! You're easy to follow, break everything down and articulate everything so it's easy for an idiot like me to follow. I too love Split Enz. Keep it up mate, you're on my 'favorite' list at the moment - I'm building a '32 Tudor and a Mk1 Capri, so your help is very much appreciated... Stay awesome brother.
I appreciate your "matter-of-fact" demeanour. I believe your instruction resonates effectively with your target audience. You likely do already, but disregard any negative criticism. The people involved in that have no interest investing their knowledge or time helping the demographic you appeal to. Kind regards and good health to you and your loved ones.
Nice to see someone taking the time to explain the basics.
I like what you do, haven't painted for about 30 yrs. Project is a 1980 TR7 dhc. Big brakes, lowering springs, quality struts, and a Nissan SR20det engine about 200 HP.
I found this video very useful. Kept very simple and clear language easy to follow. Lucky I live on the Gold Coast and can speak Kiwi.
I logged in just to leave this: thanks so much for a great video and information. I learned from this:)
Good on'ya Kiwi! Super instructions.
You're a legend thanx for another great informative and easy to understand video. Keep up the great work
"Patience," good advice for a great job, thanks for the tip.
Thanks a million for posting this video. It had allot of info in there that (like you say) they're not sharing out there. I have been worried about the proper amount of time between coats for fear that the next coat will not stick if I wait too long, etc. Your explanation clears up my concerns. Thanks!
Hello and thank you for this fantastic video ! Yuma, Arizona USA
This is a great tutorial. Thanks for making it.
good taste in music mate. thanks for all these tips, helps me to do some patch repairs on the car and get a better finish
You give really good advice. Explained well. Thanks 👍
Getting ready to base-coat/ clear-coat my 88 Vanagon. Using Eastwood Single Stage Urethane metallic and flat clear. Your video is awesome! thanks for the tips. I'm sure I'll be referring back to your video, lots of great info here. Thnx!
I like the idea of practice first on nonessential items before tackling my car restoration project.
Great explanation on how flakes land on the work surface.I've seen bad looking flake metallic paint jobs now I know why.
You want a tip, keep the solvents to a minimum i.e. don't treat 2k like Cellulose and keep adding Thinners to the clear to make it flatter all that does it drop the gloss and cause problems like Micro blisters or Popping or trapped solvent (stays soft for ever). I take it that's 2k medium solids? another tip is to put a splash of your Base in your primer at that stage which will make it cover much faster when you come to top coat it (obviously don't do this if your using Epoxy primer or water base :))
Great video and very helpful for the newbie!
Good video, bro!
Thanks for you efforts - much appreciated.
nice one fella, loads of great tips for us newbies, clearly explained, easy to follow, your the man!
Nice vid, heaps clear, good job mate
Did our kitchen fume hood in silver metallic (audi) base /clear with great results ! Wife loved it .
Very helpful vid .
Great information and good advice for anyone wanting to learn. Start on things you might have around the house and practice.
Great video.. not too much info all at once, straight and to the point. My jet ski will look better thanks to you! cheers
Just wanted to say your vids are great. Very good teacher. Thanks man.
WELL DONE BUDDY. you explained pretty well , im followig your steps to paint the front of my ford probe .sprayed the first coat and later put a second coat,, noticed some indiscrepancy so called it a day will leave it for another day.will sand back and try again . all the best from .. down under (Australia)
Thank you for your very interesting and useful video. Please would you mind explaining the procedure when you get a run on one of the intermediary clear coats.
Excellent video and excellent taste in music.
Great video. Very informative. Thank you!
thanks so much! this video really helped me to a bang up job!
Great tips. Thanks. Don't know what temps to do in America, but will figure it out. Will be using spray can for top of car which peeled.
This is fantastic, really informative. Thanks!
I've learnt a lot from this, thanks for posting it.
Great Video!
Thanks for the help!
Paul
love your vids man very helpfull ...even i can understand it so thats good
You made a nice video. I’ve got 35 years behind a spray gun, and I don’t think I’ve ever put a run in base coat. If you run base, you have to small of fan, you’ve mixed it wrong, or your spraying it way to slow.
nice finish dude and thanks for posting!
Nice, thanks verry much for those timing tips!
Love your videos resto!
Love the tips. VERY helpful. Keep it up.
Nice little video - appreciate it!
great vid thanks. Must be said most workshops would expect you to paint this in half an hour. Then bake it as long as it takes you to clean the gun, and out of the booth.
Excellent vid and some really useful tips. Thanks Mate.
Awesome video mate
Nice job mate. Good description(s) of the process. Cheers.
Great information, just touched up some panels on my car, which have come up great
Great video, well explained!
great video Mate thanks a million.
great video super detailed and helpfull
great vid, thanks for the upload
Great video, thank you very much!
Beautiful finish!
Nice clear video bud thank you
very informative and well presented
Thank you! Good Lesson.
so cool man,, i have used this so many times,,,
Thanks much for this! Very helpful!
Thank you! Excellent video, I've watched it several times and pick up new tips each time. I'm restoring a 1954 MG and want the final finish to emulate the more muted looking finishes of that era rather than a deep gloss. Can I achieve that look with a base coat clear coat approach?
Excellent information thank you sir!!!!
Good man, this helped a lot, thanks mate
Keep up the good work mate
Nice video mate !
Very nice instruction!
thanks a lot man! appreciate your vid.!
Thank You for your help.
I know zilch about spraying but really enjoyed your video, I'll have a play around with some basic stuff, many thanks for uploading..
good man nice clear speaking and good Tips 👍
GOOD VIDEO MAN! BEEN LOOKING FOR SOMETHING LIKE THIS. SUBSCRIBING KEEP THE EDUCATION COMING.
You can also ad a bit of clear into you base coat on the 2nd coat. It gives you a tackyness to give the next clear coat layer something to cling to. You can also mix your next clear coats with the base coat to make it a 1 stage after the second lay down of base+clear.
You will have the best shine on any car or fridge. My experience of 20years in the paint business.
thank you love a deep diving pool depth of shine
Thanks for that. I'm looking around the house for what I can paint now.
Great video! Did my first clear coat and got some big runs :-( Maybe you can do a video showing the clear going on?
HAM34H most clear coat peals off, because the base coat underneath was not left to dry.
the science is when paint drys it is giving of vapors - so spraying clear coat on a wet base usually results in
lift & pealing off the panel Restolad.
Great video.
Great job nice tutorial
Nice finish thanks for vid
Great information.
Nice video mate
EXELENT!...ALSO LOVE Splitz Endz in background...
Good video thanks
Thanks for the vid!!!!