Beginner's Guide to Painting a Car
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this episode we pair up with Scorpion Paint to show you the basics of painting a car. You will learn the various types of materials needed to paint your project as well as the proper mixing ratios and drying times. This episode is packed full of information when it comes to applying the paint smooth enough to achieve a beautiful finish. Go ahead and hit that play button to begin the learning!
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Great video! 🙌 When using a maroon scuff pad or 400 grit on a car that already has clear, do you have to sand down to the base coat before re base coating, or can you spray base coat over a scuffed clear coat?
What they are showing you applies to ovens only! If you have hardener and you apply a chick coat like that. You will get heaps of runs. As a back yard spray painter. You will have tro apply hardener and spray the first coat like a dust coat. Then wait till paint is tacky. The second coat should be 90% cover and wait till tacky. Third coat should be full cover and the clear is painted the same way. He has a spray booth. He applies one thick coat and bake for 20 min at 65c. Then leave over night. Spraying with hardener is like painting hot chocolate. It runs all over the place!
@@markhamze154 Yeah, I ended up using sandpaper as well so it sands quicker. I base coated, then added clear. Light, medium, then heavy coat. There was some orange peel, but wet sanded then buffed. Came out smooth👌
Could you please do a video on, spraying defects? What causes certain types of application errors, •orange peel •Too dry •Too Wet •Patchy ect, and how to rectify the problem. Thank you. New to your channel and loving all the content that I have viewed so far, it's very informative, no doubt a lot of it goes down to skill and passion along with time served. But with a great mentor although virtual hopefully many of us will achieve great results Too 👍. Your Channel is much appreciated.
@@markhamze154 He also has a selection of home style, backyard paint videos too, I'm assuming that these more professional setting tutorials are aimed at anyone considering or currently training to work within a booth. But you are right the method and environment are completely different so would your results be.
"Don't overthink it" Best advice out there. Analysis Paralysis stops projects. Always move forward and if you make a mistake just work yourself out of it and learn something along the way. Repeat.
do you mean do-a-google
Exactly
Good point. I often have to remind myself of this as a project gets daunting.
I’m definitely guilty of this.
Best advice thks
You guys should do backyard paint job video for beginners so they’re could feel more comfortable painting a car in there backyard or garage.
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Do it with a roller! LuLz
I will be painting a 2000 Dodge Ram 1500 in my backyard build shop in a few days let me know if you would be interested
@@BLACKRAIN390 Spammer
Bingo
This dude's a natural. He just lays it down simple and to the point. He never stammers or never stutters. Two thumbs up for the presentation. Poised and relaxed. Nice
Thanks for those kind words!!
Pedro got some balls.. he never lets go of the trigger at the end of his pass. I like that.
Another rule to add "do not have too much air flow" over the clear coat, as this leads to a skin forming on the surface and you then get Solvent Pop (I learnt the hard way :-( )
If you take notes, these videos are like earning a degree on a college level. Awesome!! I want my own body shop soon, as a side time burner. Auto body repair will be here forever!
Literally anyone when you say you want to clean up your paint: Don't be ridiculous!! You could never do this!!
Brian @ Paint Society: Dude, you got this.
I keep coming to your channel before I paint a car since I don’t paint every day, it reminds me off all the steps.thanks for your lessons
I’ve decided that I’m going to repaint my first car that I’ve been working on since I was 19. These videos definitely gave me a great insight and understanding on what I need to do. Thank you for the well informed instructions.
Drew did you get it painted?
@@wildestcowboy2668 we actually sandblasted it a few weeks ago. So the project is barely staring
@@ASHOEFORDREW keep us in the loop brother
@@ASHOEFORDREW how about now?
How about now? Did we give up or keep it primered? 😂
watching plenty of your videos is just about giving me the confidence to fully respray my project in the spring once i'm finished with the mechanical side of things. you explain things so simply and clearly, it's great.
I like those subtitles during painting... awesome tips and i can't wait to try them myself! Keep up the good work! 🖖
damn all these diy car job channels be havin better beats than beatmakers on youtube.
too funny ,... 😂😂😂
Love these videos. I watched your videos all summer and painted my first car in October, and it came out great. It was just a one-time project for my own car, and I'm done now, but I still watch your videos! They're very satisfying as well as educational.
Hi Brian. Thanks for a great show. It helps myself as an amateur to get better over the last year of watching your show
Im from SA, I was 1min into this video and felt the need to comment, unbelievable how I got pulled in because of the way u did this, thanks a lot Sir
Good stuff, you and Pedro killed it! That Por-15 laid pretty nice. Good recommendations and tips for the home sprayer, the in- between sanding and leaving the fans on while flashing.
Dude, love your vids, attitude, knowledge! And personality!! Thank you so much for the passing it along. It's helped me emessly!!
Extremely helpful and very detailed tutorial. He includes details that most people forget to add or think everyone already knows. He breaks it down so it seems very simple. LOVE this video!! Very helpful for a beginner like myself.
Is there a video on the prep work? Specific sanding and filler materials? I love how the tools and materials are listed. Great channel!
Check out swrnc.... my friend Pete .... he’s good and real
Like this dude !!
If you found it could you link 😂 I know this is an old comment
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Excellent video, like always, thank you for making me part of your video, I appreciate it very much , I hope we can make more videos like this together 🙏🙏
Love it! Would be cool to see a video on how to recover if something goes wrong, ie getting runs, coat not going down smoothly or some bad over spray
I like this idea
Cool idea!!
Yes plsss!!! Would love to learn ways to take care of a bad situation
Please! This would be a great video!
Really good idea
Your the man, i understood your primer and sealer references. I watch your videos religiously hoping when my ford conFusion comes out the way i planned. I have more confidence after your vids. Keep up the good work brian, and all the paint society fellas.
By far the best Auto Paint channel on TH-cam, thanks man keep the great videos coming!
Brian thanks for the video. I've watched so many videos and people just never explain that orange peel comes even before the clear coat. But they make it seem as if that's where the peel comes from. Something so simple yet important to know
Nice profile pic! “These home baked?” “I don’t want this cookie I just wanna get to the beach!” Lol tcap
@@thebeast6686 is this some kind of set up or something? I'm just on my way to the paint booth
I paint aircraft, and wanted to get into painting cars and detailing them as well. I'm 21 and want to someday open a shop like yours with the knowledge I'm gaining with aircraft. This video has helped a lot differentiate between cars and airplanes. Very different, yet very similar. Thank you, and I'm going to start painting, sanding, prepping, and everything with a car door from a junk yard to practice once I move out. Very excited to start learning!
I've heard from a lot of coworkers that some car paint will not look the same, even if the same person used the same gun with the same pressure, as well as the exact same ratio in the paint. How do you avoid the paint being a slightly different color?
Thanks for posting these videos my friend. Its really helps to get accurate information from a TRUE professional. Your information is priceless.
These guys are beast! So glad there is TH-cam where men guy like this can show there talent. Much respect 💪🏿
“If you’re looking for a secret pressure number I can’t give you that” 😂😂
Pedro paints like a robot. Damn! Superb finish. I feel I have to buy a w400 :)
appreciate how u encourage people..u encourage me to do the paint job by myself to my car also.. u a good guy brian.. thank you very much
That is my P.E teacher and at the end he said like and subscribe. He showed us this video, also Coach T I subscribed.
Awesome info and guidance. Now, beginner painting air compressor recommendations. Thanks.
Atleats a 60 gallon ...But my 1st was a 30gal. Comp....
I have painted several complete paint jobs with a 30 gallon. No issue
@@popz5518 I painted with a 30 gallon for years. It works to a point. Just not enough volume. Had to stop a lot to let the pressure build up. Just to inconsistent with the pressure drops. Had to get a little creative. I hooked up a 60 gallon tank I had and it would pump in to that and give me some added volume. I also found that with a straight 30 gallon it would form tons of moisture from it running constantly. A big help in the end was using an LVLP spray gun.
@@popz5518 I painted my 40 foot bus with a Campbell hausfeld 30 gallon I bought used for $35. Made in the early 2000’s. It had no problems keeping up. There are a lot of cheap 30 gallon compressors (harbor freight, etc)that cannot do that.
Who else is watching this but does not plan on painting a car 😂
😂
Impressive!! Nice job. I haven't painted in 25 years and my Jag XKR needs it ... I can still do this!!
I am in the process of finally chasing my passion in bod shop and painting, i am glad i fell on your channel and wanted to thank you for all the tips and guidance throughout the video big love and best of luck keep it up 💪💪💪
I wanna thank you for doing it like how a regular person would do it. Without disassembly, and without making it a showcar.
This is way easier than the other video i saw.
right, i think this is for beginners just trying to get the technique in laying the paint. once you can do that you should be able to paint the individual parts with ease
Scorpion Paint! 🔥🔥
Amazing stuff. Thank you for being so generous with the knowledge.
Pedro is the only man on Earth who I'll let paint my 1984 Zastava Yugo
Awesome 👏 job mate scorpion 🦂 and paint society what a wicked team up you guys have it going lol 😂 keep it up nuff respect ✊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏🦂🦂🦂🦂👏👏👏👏👏👏👏✊✊✊✊✊✊✊👑👑👑👑👑👑😉😉😉😉😉💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Thank you 🙏 and special thanks to Brian for having me 💪🙏
Lovely,you can actually see the sky from looking at the car,its so shinning ❤from Barbados 🇧🇧🇧🇧
How lucky I am because in a couple of weeks I will be spraying that same color, well close, Dark Midnight Blue Pearl. I'm happy you made this video outlining the process. All us amateurs can use the tips.
Pedro needs some application help. His speed changes on every pass!! Help him out
I notice a lot of these "how to" for amateurs videos use urethane base coat, clear coat, I would suggest a single stage urethane for first timers since the gun set up and spray technique is basically the same for clear and it gives you the same result in less time. Also single stages are more forgiving in hiding minor imperfections in the body work, meaning scratches and dirt. I've been painting for nearly forty years and started out painting with lacquer single stage, which is even more forgiving than enamels because of its fast drying times which allows you to quickly correct any mistakes. Also, why didn't you really show off your results at the end.
Thanks guys, Thanks Pedro (my fathers name!) Great stuff. CHEERS
Love watching an artist at work. 👌🏻
Step 1: Buy a professional paint shop
Thank you Brian. Great job
I’m definitely gonna keep watching this video. This is on my bucket list.
Thanks Pedro and Brian. Great video much appreciated 👍
I'm always clicking back to this video. Graçias. 🌿
I highly recommend this video as it’s more in depth
Great information...Thanks a million !!!
Hey this is my car 😊 I’ll be painting my bumper this weekend. Thx you for all the educational video
My car is being repainted and I didnt understand the filler, primer base coat lingo and this video really helped me to understand thr process thank you for sharing.
Best teacher on YT. love it 👌
Very good info looking forward to painting my 1960 Bellaire.
Your tutorials are great and your playlist is comprehensive. One topic I would like to see and would be beneficial is “what material types are compatible with others and which are not and will cause reactions”. Like can you use 1K over 2K etc and how to tell if current coating is 1K, cellulose or 2K
Your videos provide a lot of insight. Gonna either wrap or paint my first 98 prelude. Greetings from Latvia
My car and first paint job ever is 100% disassembled and gutted. Glass is also all out. I primered, prepped and sprayed the interior (base coat/clear coat) metal all on my own. In turned out satisfactory but I want the outside to look better then my interior job though very nice it wouldn't pass for outside paint in my personal opinion. I have learned a ton on your video's. So far I have seem to do things correctly. I recently have had a hot rod and restoration shop offer to spray the outside of my car in there booth and sprayed by one of there techs. I'm absolutely going to take them up on there offer given I have no sterile booth to spray in.
excellent job setting for the varnish thank you
Great Channel! I'm so glad I found this.
I'm a beginner at painting. My work buddy has stop painting because of COVID problems. And I had to step up to the painting Booth, we're I'm always been afraid is when I get to the clear stage. My problem has been orange peel. But thanks to your videos it has help to do a better job. Been watching all your videos. Thanks so much.
My hat off to you both awesome work
Very Nice!! Love the color!!
Have to say thats a very informative video, knowledge is spot on.
great beginner video, I am looking forward to painting my classic 66 mg and have painted with single stage with decent results, I learned a lot in this video, thanks. I've liked and subscribed.
I’m glad I found this page because I paid 3k for a paint job last year and my bumper flew off on the highway and now i wanna learn how to put it on myself
Knocked it out of the park boys!!!💯
i am going to paint my Fathers Lancer tomorrow this video really helped me understand some very important techniques I really appreciate that thank you
Absolutely best paint videos .... the explanation verbal and visual are top tier ..thanks for the info
That was an awesome job. Man the video is like talking where even a 5yr old can understand. Very straightforward and detailed!
Such a great video. Nice job! When I was a teenager I would read articles about painting cars with many coatings of lacquer paint and with considerable sanding of each layer. I don’t recall mention of clear coat then so perhaps it hadn’t been invented yet. The thing I found quite interesting in your video is that it seems that one needn’t have a glossy, polished finish on the base coat and instead all of the shine comes from the clear coat. I have a 2002 Tundra that has a patch (about 8” diameter) on the hood where the clear coat is gone,leaving a very dull base coat and I’ve trying to decide whether to polish the old base coat (to make it shinier) prior to application of the clear coat. If you any words of wisdom for me I’d appreciate hearing them. I should add that I’m not trying to make my Tundra hood look beautiful. Rather, I’m trying to protect the original base coat from further damage. Thanks again to you and Pedro! - Jim
hey Brian
another grate video, happy new year to you mate 👍
I've learnt LOTS from Brian I did my hole van and understood what was happening when I was painting
Always great videos!! Super useful!
You guys are some triple OG painters.. Beautiful
Beautiful Job , thank you for sharing its Amazing!!!
I like how passionate you are with your work. I wish only half the car painters were like that...
If there’s no passion in what you do, then you’re wasting precious time!
all form Trinidad watching
I got that gun and it works pretty good. The other day I accidentally used it to spray clear. It shoots a lot of it , its really good for sealer and primer
Excellent work!
Great how to video man, also a good refresher video on the occasional garage painter like myself
Came out like glass nice work thanks for the video
Great video, that car turned out awesome! 😎
Best paint videos on the web!!
Very informative! Coincidentally I have this same car and want to paint it and I was led here. It was meant to be. Thanks!
Thank you master painter awesome video and awesome lessons.. From start to finish.. Keep it up you the best
White Paint... Stands out, one in a million!
Pedro!!!!!!!!!!! beautiful !
Even the first coat looks good.
I like the way you explain every thing in detail
Another awesome video.
amazing explanation, loving it
Awesome video!
Your WORK is EXCELLENT.
I got a '68 Galaxie that I am dying to paint (the dreaded) gloss black. People tell me that it will look like crap because black shows everything. I don't care, I don't need it showroom perfect. I just need it lookin' good for cruisin'. None of the haters will have a neat car like that, so I'm already one up on them. Thanks for these videos they supply a super amount of knowledge on the fine details on how things are done properly. *fingers crossed
Brian I wish you a nice end of the year,we you family and you new baby born!!! I live in mexicali baja California Mexico and trust me, your are the best!!!
Getting close to painting my 91 mx5, I can’t wait !
Looks good !
Thanks for refreshing my mind with the tips. Im repainting that same car with the same color! Im surprised you didn't complicate the convertable top.