*Never did show the finished product of your chip repair. you went on so long gushing about all your upgrades you completely missed your final finished shot of the rock chip repair*
Just a small correction: Black pigment is all colors, meaning it is made up by mixing all of the pure colors together, but since we're talking reflected light, it is the absence of all color to our human vision. This happens because color is a frequency of light. For example, violet begins around 380nm in wavelength, on up to about 750nm for red at the other end of the spectrum. All other colors are somewhere in between. Since we "see" objects and color as a result of light reflecting off the object, we see color based on the frequency of light that is reflected. Red paint looks red because it is only reflecting red wavelengths and absorbing all other frequencies. Reflected light is a "subtractive" process, meaning that red paint is reflecting red frequencies and absorbing, or "subtracting" all other frequencies. Although black is made up of all colors, since it is "subtractive" and reflecting light, the material absorbs all color frequencies, so no color is reflected. White paint, also not a "color", is the opposite, the paint reflects all frequencies, and with light, when all frequencies are combined, it is white, the opposite of black pigment. Light is an "additive" process when viewed directly. For example, to get orange light, you simply just need light in the 590-635nm wavelength. When all colors of light are added together, our eyes see it as white. Orange paint, however has to absorb all other frequencies and reflect only light in the orange frequency range. This is because natural light, or light from a flashlight, or lamp, etc is typically white light (or very close), so it contains all of the frequencies of the visible spectrum. If you have a light source that is off white (lower on the color temperature scale) and it looks yellowish, then items will have a yellowish cast to them, etc. But for the sake of understanding the differences between reflected and direct light, we base it on a light source that is considered to be a true white light. Dark paint, in general, shows flaws, black shows it the most because the shiny clear coat reflects all light frequencies (clear is not a color, but the smoothed surface is reflective, like a mirror, so it reflects all frequencies) without any dilution from any color frequencies reflected by the base coat.
Black is a color! I don't care what anyone says. If black is all the colors put together like he says then that would still make Black a color. You can see black can't you? It's a different COLOR then all the other COLORS in the specreum isn't it? If you want something to be black you cant use yellow or red or green because it's not the COLOR Black!!
Kevin, Keep up the good work. you doing great. Your videos are great, I enjoy watching and learning. Real life advice and knowledge.. Don't change a thing thumbs up!!!
hello eastwood i have a 78 z28 and a 4l80e lying around. i was wondering if you had any spacing issues installing your 4l80e. did you have to modify the body?
@@eastwoodco Thanks for th reply, and your right ou can´t get white with all the colours mix from tins. But I was taught in school that white is made up of all the colours of the spectrum and black was an absence of colour. I had not made myself clear, sorry.
Did you do anything else on the chip? I have a small chip on the top edge of my rear quarter panel and I think it will still be noticeable after I use your technique.
Kevin I have a question regarding steering wheels. I have a 1977 C10 and a 1984 Monte Carlo. BOTH of them the steering wheels have become "gummy" or "sticky" where it seems the composition of the original plastic (or whatever it is) has changed and is no longer a hard surface. Is there any way to save the steering wheels and bring the gummy, tacky, sticky surface of them back to a hardened surface like they were when they rolled off the line back in the day? Thanks so much! Chris
Christian Blankenship try PPG Acryli-Clean DX330. I used in my 80 Z 28 Imitation rope strength wheel. Oem Carmine Red. Didn't remove color....the sun and time is changing the chemical compounds of the plastic. Good Luck.
I like the sanded effect, but can you wax it later? I have a CJ5 I would like to sand the center of the hood, but what kind of wax would I use down the road?
Hi Kevin I bought a plastic resurfacer and sprayed on to my fore panels it looks great and feel great but it comes off freely easy i can scrape it off with my finger nail How do I fix it maybe I could put some kind of flat clear on top of it to protect it from scratches ?
Great video Kevin, love your work and your lessons, i have the same griots da polisher and i believe you got confused with the pads. Red is for waxing and black for polishing!
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They way he starts talking at 17:38 😂
*Never did show the finished product of your chip repair. you went on so long gushing about all your upgrades you completely missed your final finished shot of the rock chip repair*
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Just a small correction: Black pigment is all colors, meaning it is made up by mixing all of the pure colors together, but since we're talking reflected light, it is the absence of all color to our human vision. This happens because color is a frequency of light. For example, violet begins around 380nm in wavelength, on up to about 750nm for red at the other end of the spectrum. All other colors are somewhere in between. Since we "see" objects and color as a result of light reflecting off the object, we see color based on the frequency of light that is reflected. Red paint looks red because it is only reflecting red wavelengths and absorbing all other frequencies. Reflected light is a "subtractive" process, meaning that red paint is reflecting red frequencies and absorbing, or "subtracting" all other frequencies.
Although black is made up of all colors, since it is "subtractive" and reflecting light, the material absorbs all color frequencies, so no color is reflected. White paint, also not a "color", is the opposite, the paint reflects all frequencies, and with light, when all frequencies are combined, it is white, the opposite of black pigment. Light is an "additive" process when viewed directly. For example, to get orange light, you simply just need light in the 590-635nm wavelength. When all colors of light are added together, our eyes see it as white. Orange paint, however has to absorb all other frequencies and reflect only light in the orange frequency range.
This is because natural light, or light from a flashlight, or lamp, etc is typically white light (or very close), so it contains all of the frequencies of the visible spectrum. If you have a light source that is off white (lower on the color temperature scale) and it looks yellowish, then items will have a yellowish cast to them, etc. But for the sake of understanding the differences between reflected and direct light, we base it on a light source that is considered to be a true white light.
Dark paint, in general, shows flaws, black shows it the most because the shiny clear coat reflects all light frequencies (clear is not a color, but the smoothed surface is reflective, like a mirror, so it reflects all frequencies) without any dilution from any color frequencies reflected by the base coat.
Kevin Tetz if I need to know something your my go to man, you are an encyclopedia of everything automotive keep it up Kevin
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Keep up the good work Kevin, I enjoyed the video
Welcome to "chips on cars"
That's an fbody 2nd gen to be proud of. I really like it. You guys did an awesome job.
Love the car Kevin very nice quality work. I love the stock wheels would have used them instead.
Love listening to you geek out about this build. It sounds very raw and personal and that's what it's all about. Another great video.
I love the 1980 Z28s, you are not only an excellent craftsman, youre a great teacher
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great video series , great youtube channel, great 2nd generation camaro. Lets build some dynacorns together.
I love the camaro came out, I have a 81 z28 that need finishing got the parts and no time sad.
Still wavey in the front left guard. Small dent above the wheel arch
Stripes and side graphics look ridiculous
Man you did a good job that's a beautiful Camaro
Getting ready to paint my Pontiac project this summer, been a helpful series.
Excellent source of information!
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Great video. Love the trick with the louvers. :-D
Black is a color! I don't care what anyone says. If black is all the colors put together like he says then that would still make Black a color. You can see black can't you? It's a different COLOR then all the other COLORS in the specreum isn't it? If you want something to be black you cant use yellow or red or green because it's not the COLOR Black!!
Man that Car is looking slick Kevin! Hey Eastwood, will you guys be putting out another low voc clear besides the one you currently have?
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great work!
HOW MUCH. For you to do that ,to One of My P71's C.V. Interceptors. I have the Silver bullet, White lightning, Green Hornet.
Kevin, Keep up the good work. you doing great. Your videos are great, I enjoy watching and learning. Real life advice and knowledge.. Don't change a thing thumbs up!!!
hello eastwood i have a 78 z28 and a 4l80e lying around. i was wondering if you had any spacing issues installing your 4l80e. did you have to modify the body?
Great video but.... black is an absence of colour. White is all the colours.
Incorrect. Pure white is the absence of colors. You cannot mix colors to create white.
@@eastwoodco Thanks for th reply, and your right ou can´t get white with all the colours mix from tins. But I was taught in school that white is made up of all the colours of the spectrum and black was an absence of colour. I had not made myself clear, sorry.
I would have NEVER though to use eye droppers for mixing clear and hardener, great idea 😁
She is absolutely beautiful
Is it possible to spray matte clear over an existing factory clear? If so, what prep would be involved?
How long will that scotch bright detail last in the weather and sub without protection ?
for me,everything looks great on the car except the steering wheel,sorry but there are just better options for that.
If you run a ground strap you will stop getting all that dust in your paint...
Kevin is a badass i just cant get over the fact that he looks like the bad guy in every movie
Did you do anything else on the chip? I have a small chip on the top edge of my rear quarter panel and I think it will still be noticeable after I use your technique.
I have a 65 mustang.
Lmao did you pinch your finger in the door after explaining fender louvre lol
Where did you get the window molding done or how did you get it to look like the carbon fiber?
Kevin I have a question regarding steering wheels. I have a 1977 C10 and a 1984 Monte Carlo. BOTH of them the steering wheels have become "gummy" or "sticky" where it seems the composition of the original plastic (or whatever it is) has changed and is no longer a hard surface.
Is there any way to save the steering wheels and bring the gummy, tacky, sticky surface of them back to a hardened surface like they were when they rolled off the line back in the day?
Thanks so much!
Chris
Christian Blankenship try PPG Acryli-Clean DX330. I used in my 80 Z 28 Imitation rope strength wheel. Oem Carmine Red. Didn't remove color....the sun and time is changing the chemical compounds of the plastic. Good Luck.
I like the sanded effect, but can you wax it later? I have a CJ5 I would like to sand the center of the hood, but what kind of wax would I use down the road?
How much is the cost of this project?
And the price of this car?
@29:42 man, been there with that little "oh crap" moment closing the door
How much did you spend on the car I have a 79 I want to work on
good vids I learned many thing watching
When addressing an audience to promote a product I find it rude to watch a person with a hands free headset on.
+Toyzri I believe that's his mic to give clear sound so it doesn't get distorted when he is up and down working on the car.
Hi Kevin I bought a plastic resurfacer and sprayed on to my fore panels it looks great and feel great but it comes off freely easy i can scrape it off with my finger nail
How do I fix it maybe I could put some kind of flat clear on top of it to protect it from scratches ?
I I meant a door panels, sorry typo
Can you contact the Eastwood Tech Department to resolve this issue - 800-343-9353
Eastwood Company ok
Hi good video just get rid of music
What back rims are those????
is there a video on how you recessed the fender louvers
Hope this helps: th-cam.com/video/Gvkj-xZCqjw/w-d-xo.htmlm32s
Great video Kevin, love your work and your lessons, i have the same griots da polisher and i believe you got confused with the pads. Red is for waxing and black for polishing!