Kos is one of the people I look up to in this industry. bucket list to meet him and just talk to him. great video guys....I don't know how the heck I missed this one
I Met John at Clackamas Community College in the late 90s. The products were impressive and And he was very knowledgeable. I didn't realize he was such a big name at the time I met him.
Jon Kozmoski really gave us all a jump start by pioneering custom paint colors. Even today we should continue to experiment and custom mix our own colors and combinations to expand on the work of those who painted before us.
MASTER PAINTER, he amazes me,both of my cousins had 40 years under their belts making things flat and shiny,i asked them one day when I was 16 hey cousin whos the best they both said the KOSMO ,I said who's he,the very best,top of the heap,yes he's the one guy who gave a damn,he satisfies himself,their will be beauty
I build model cars and trucks as a hobby. About a year ago I started buying HOK paint in rattle cans to paint my models with. I started buying it for quality purposes. I sure like how it flows on and how two to three coats is all I need. I still haven't found a clear coat that I like but what I use works well. Buying HOK is more expensive upfront but is almost the same price since I usually get two cars out of a can. Recently I got an airbrush so I could start airbrushing many candys and metals that I want to use. Along with custom mixing. Only issue is having to buy pints of it. Pints would last me for years or all of my future cars would have to be painted grape candy!
No...that's the simple answer. The reason is because the solvents of the base or the clear will wrinkle the lacquer underneath. Lacquer thinner, the solvent used in the lacquer, and reducer, the solvent used in BC/CC are incompatible. Your best bet is to strip all the lacquer off...paint and primer...then start with a primer compatible to the paint you are gonna use. Hope this helps .
@@markanthony3275 then explain why people use lacquer primers and spray bc/cc on top, its the other way around to use lacquer paint on top of bb/cc is risky cause lacquer use thinner to reduce, i painted over lacquer paint with zero issue but mabe different situations, just saying lacquer is the stronger paint cause of thinner solvent.
@@watever6742 Anybody that uses lacquer primer as a substrate is taking a big chance by putting modern BC/CC over top. If the paint you used didn't wrinkle than you still can get another problem...unequal expansion and contraction rates. Lacquer can expand and contract at different rates...you may end up with splitting . Not only that, if there is old lacquer paint underneath the BC/CC it may have microscopic cracking because of years of expansion and contraction , and the solvents will penetrate and wrinkle that as well . Either way, you are doing the equivalent of putting concrete over a marshmallow substrate...and that usually never ends well. The best advice I can give you is stick with a system which means a primer that is compatible with a BC, and a CC that is compatible with that BC.
@@markanthony3275 I agree with you on old lacquer paint , I guess what I am trying to say is you have a better chance wrinkling spraying lacquer over bc/cc then you would with bc/cc over lacquer. Only problem I came across is primer over bc cc wrinkling, more so if paint is fresh. But at same time I am not saying your wrong discussion are good we learn from it.
Yep mic broke and when you fly to MN and make an appointment with Koz you just keep going We did go back 2 years later and shot a short film that won the SEMA film festival. th-cam.com/video/Qp4zffWwDNg/w-d-xo.html
HOK is a Great product - the best ! but do NOT buy from TCP Global. In 2 shipments, every HOK product container in each box was severely damaged, and the gallon of S2BC02 Orion Silvermax was leaking.
Just listening to his paint tutorials shows his passion for the art of automotive coatings. Learned so much from Jon. THE master
His knowledge is based on passion and experience. It is just as fascinating to listen to him as it is to watch him work.
He's the candy man, a LEGEND thank you for being so awesome, Paint On! Flow Brother
Truly amazing story.
Kos is one of the people I look up to in this industry. bucket list to meet him and just talk to him.
great video guys....I don't know how the heck I missed this one
living legend! I could listen to his story's all day...
I Met John at Clackamas Community College in the late 90s.
The products were impressive and
And he was very knowledgeable.
I didn't realize he was such a big name at the time I met him.
I met him at a community college also in Colorado. Inspired me to painting. Y 94 mustang in candy brandywine. Twtone black
Jon Kozmoski really gave us all a jump start by pioneering custom paint colors. Even today we should continue to experiment and custom mix our own colors and combinations to expand on the work of those who painted before us.
MASTER PAINTER, he amazes me,both of my cousins had 40 years under their belts making things flat and shiny,i asked them one day when I was 16 hey cousin whos the best they both said the KOSMO ,I said who's he,the very best,top of the heap,yes he's the one guy who gave a damn,he satisfies himself,their will be beauty
I build model cars and trucks as a hobby. About a year ago I started buying HOK paint in rattle cans to paint my models with. I started buying it for quality purposes. I sure like how it flows on and how two to three coats is all I need. I still haven't found a clear coat that I like but what I use works well. Buying HOK is more expensive upfront but is almost the same price since I usually get two cars out of a can.
Recently I got an airbrush so I could start airbrushing many candys and metals that I want to use. Along with custom mixing. Only issue is having to buy pints of it. Pints would last me for years or all of my future cars would have to be painted grape candy!
Jon is the man a true titan
That's awesome!
that was cool video all about a man AND his dream and idea love it.Now that is the American way later
Jolly good video ttfn
What color is that car behind him?
br rb Burple
Collision Hub is there a specifice base coat to get the effect because I've see the color on different vehicals but different effects
I am also interested in this
Hello Somebody can answer my question? I have a GM car ( 79) with Acrylic Lacquer paint can i go with BC/CC over it ?
So late answer but yes you can.
No...that's the simple answer. The reason is because the solvents of the base or the clear will wrinkle the lacquer underneath. Lacquer thinner, the solvent used in the lacquer, and reducer, the solvent used in BC/CC are incompatible. Your best bet is to strip all the lacquer off...paint and primer...then start with a primer compatible to the paint you are gonna use. Hope this helps .
@@markanthony3275 then explain why people use lacquer primers and spray bc/cc on top, its the other way around to use lacquer paint on top of bb/cc is risky cause lacquer use thinner to reduce, i painted over lacquer paint with zero issue but mabe different situations, just saying lacquer is the stronger paint cause of thinner solvent.
@@watever6742 Anybody that uses lacquer primer as a substrate is taking a big chance by putting modern BC/CC over top. If the paint you used didn't wrinkle than you still can get another problem...unequal expansion and contraction rates. Lacquer can expand and contract at different rates...you may end up with splitting . Not only that, if there is old lacquer paint underneath the BC/CC it may have microscopic cracking because of years of expansion and contraction , and the solvents will penetrate and wrinkle that as well . Either way, you are doing the equivalent of putting concrete over a marshmallow substrate...and that usually never ends well. The best advice I can give you is stick with a system which means a primer that is compatible with a BC, and a CC that is compatible with that BC.
@@markanthony3275 I agree with you on old lacquer paint , I guess what I am trying to say is you have a better chance wrinkling spraying lacquer over bc/cc then you would with bc/cc over lacquer. Only problem I came across is primer over bc cc wrinkling, more so if paint is fresh. But at same time I am not saying your wrong discussion are good we learn from it.
Expensive
Sata guns just spray way to fast for me plus there prices have got crazy got a dv1 wich isn't cheap but great gun way cheaper
Damn, all that work do film and get only to F the audio
Yep mic broke and when you fly to MN and make an appointment with Koz you just keep going
We did go back 2 years later and shot a short film that won the SEMA film festival. th-cam.com/video/Qp4zffWwDNg/w-d-xo.html
HOK is a Great product - the best ! but do NOT buy from TCP Global. In 2 shipments, every HOK product container in each box was severely damaged, and the gallon of S2BC02 Orion Silvermax was leaking.