Here is another " trick "... i fill my spray gun with water...and FOG the WHOLE room at a little bit higher pressure to nock down the dust in the room... best of luck ! Jay.
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 im typing on my friends computer.....my Grandfather told me he would use a hand pump bug sprayer before he would paint on varnish on wood projects....so i just made a BETTER version of the same thing....doesn't hurt a thing and it knocks down all the dust floating in the air .... simple and cheap ! Cheers indeed ! Jay ( CarsRcool YT channel ) !
I have a small body shop. I spray ppg clear. My surfaces that are flat get what looks like solvent pops all through it. How long are you waiting in between your clear coats?
Great job.. I was wondering can you put a blurb in between coats to say how long you waited? Like "5 minutes later..." or something. Im pretty impatient and waiting is hard..So giving me a hard rule to follow would be great to learn from. Thanks!
My autobody repair work seems to have a lot of small dust marks and very small specks. Shouldn’t the shop be painting in a clean painting area? I’m kinda upset. Should I ask them to reshoot or do a wet sanding repair instead?
Depends on how reputable the shop is, how much you paid, ect ect... The only way your getting a 100% dust free finish is if your paying 500+ per panel. Around my way it's about 800 to get a panel sprayed
My job was an insurance repair one. I’m assuming they charged a lot so it should be very good quality. During the inspection process they should’ve flagged some of the noticeable fish eyes and others contaminants and took action. Passing it back to the customer is very bad, thinking I wouldn’t notice.
That sucks. So I get what they paid for in some sense. I’ve had flawless insurance repair paint jobs in the past. Bad luck this time. I guess I’ll bring the car back in and complain.
Hey Marco love what you do so we can see. The question I have is what ratio do you mix the Speedocote White and Black to get the Grey that’s on these new cars?
Hey brother I order the single stage black paint from speedoke for my truck what is the best mix ratio for that type off paint temperature will be around 60+degrees
FYI the solvents not only get into your body through your lungs but also the eyes. It's just as bad in the way that it can cause neurological issues in the future. Take care of your bodies, they're the only one you've got.
You are a real Professional Refinisher better than “The Gunman” because your jobs are completed less than ideal location. Well done. Art Bolanos Houston Texas
I knew a guy that always sprayed his cars inside a paint booth with about 1/8th of a inch of water every time. Changed put all his filters and took all the precautions. Yes he turned out really great work but there is no 100% way to prevent 100% dust in a spray job. 😆 he woupd even take his time so he didn't kick up any of the water either. After he wet sand and polished though thw cars and trucks always had a showroom finish. Always best to just apply the layers and just wish for the best. Ig all else fails, just wet sand and polish and move on to the next one.
This is why the Industry Uses High Flow Down draft paint booths. Step in a Garmat $120,000 Booth to Spray a Ferrari, Or a Rolls. Tell me if the Owner would want the surface of the paint job Broken and buffed on. I paint in a dusty shop, I Blow my shop out before I bring the vehicle back in, I wet the floor, and the hose remains off to one side, I wet walls and the door, Fan in the back wall with Filters Blowing into the shop, Across the vehicle, This creates positive pressure.
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 Yes, and then it dried with a dull finish. No polyurethane back in the 70's, just enamel that took literally a week to get hard. Lacquer you could cut and buff the next day.
Ah bro! No water fountain this time?!? Sheesh I was hoping to go chasin them! Jk Looks great! Always nice to see other tips on how to get a super glossy paint job in a non booth environment
Dirt and lukewarm paint room. 60 degrees tops in winter. Dirt is my only Real issue. Seldom get fisheyes, I clean, clean, clean. Still get those niblits in the clear. I'm too picky to live with it, so sand n buff, sand n buff until I can live with it😂
Been using the eco gun for base and am getting used to how it sprays and think it's going to see a lot of action as a base gun. Pretty decent size fan and puts it down good. Still have to try it for metallics
It's a really good all around paint gun. Metallics it does great as well. Clear it does good for me and my type of work. I've gotten glass finishes with it
I have yet to paint in a booth. And I’ve been hobbying overalls for over 20yrs. All my jobs look worse than what u showed. Always just too much dirt. Unless u use inflatable or booth it’s just too damm dirty. Nib city fisheye paradise.
Here is another " trick "... i fill my spray gun with water...and FOG the WHOLE room at a little bit higher pressure to nock down the dust in the room... best of luck ! Jay.
Thanks for the tip buddy, really helpful ✌🏻
LOL this is the wildest thing I've herd. But thanks !
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 im typing on my friends computer.....my Grandfather told me he would use a hand pump bug sprayer before he would paint on varnish on wood projects....so i just made a BETTER version of the same thing....doesn't hurt a thing and it knocks down all the dust floating in the air ....
simple and cheap ! Cheers indeed ! Jay ( CarsRcool YT channel ) !
I have a small body shop. I spray ppg clear. My surfaces that are flat get what looks like solvent pops all through it. How long are you waiting in between your clear coats?
Loved this video, keep it up!!!
Great job.. I was wondering can you put a blurb in between coats to say how long you waited? Like "5 minutes later..." or something. Im pretty impatient and waiting is hard..So giving me a hard rule to follow would be great to learn from. Thanks!
Most clear coats a 12 minute flash is perfect
My autobody repair work seems to have a lot of small dust marks and very small specks. Shouldn’t the shop be painting in a clean painting area? I’m kinda upset. Should I ask them to reshoot or do a wet sanding repair instead?
Depends on how reputable the shop is, how much you paid, ect ect... The only way your getting a 100% dust free finish is if your paying 500+ per panel. Around my way it's about 800 to get a panel sprayed
My job was an insurance repair one. I’m assuming they charged a lot so it should be very good quality. During the inspection process they should’ve flagged some of the noticeable fish eyes and others contaminants and took action. Passing it back to the customer is very bad, thinking I wouldn’t notice.
@@axelf911 insurance doesn't pay much actually for repairs. There goals is to pay as little as possible.
That sucks. So I get what they paid for in some sense. I’ve had flawless insurance repair paint jobs in the past. Bad luck this time. I guess I’ll bring the car back in and complain.
@@axelf911 yea unfortunately the insurance determines the repair work not the shop usually in most cases. Its not always like that but yea.
Nice job keeping up the good work.
Hey Marco love what you do so we can see. The question I have is what ratio do you mix the Speedocote White and Black to get the Grey that’s on these new cars?
All of our products actually have mixing instructions right on the package of the product
Great job!
Hey brother I order the single stage black paint from speedoke for my truck what is the best mix ratio for that type off paint temperature will be around 60+degrees
Mixing instructions on the side. I like reducing with slow reducer and I only do a small splash of that . Helps with flow out
How are you from Philadelphia
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You have Instagram or Facebook I want to get car painted
FYI the solvents not only get into your body through your lungs but also the eyes. It's just as bad in the way that it can cause neurological issues in the future. Take care of your bodies, they're the only one you've got.
Your very right ! When I'm spraying outside it's not as bad , what would you recommend for eyes ?
Full face mask
@@matthewharrelson6076 Will the full face mask fog up from breathing? Im not a painter but read your comment.
@@Fentertainment not like you think it would.
@@Fentertainment No, I use a 3M full face mask and have no fogging up issues.
called production dirt or not thanks for sharing keep up the hard work great videos videos
Thanks !
You are a real Professional Refinisher better than “The Gunman” because your jobs are completed less than ideal location. Well done. Art Bolanos Houston Texas
Wow I appreciate it.
I knew a guy that always sprayed his cars inside a paint booth with about 1/8th of a inch of water every time. Changed put all his filters and took all the precautions. Yes he turned out really great work but there is no 100% way to prevent 100% dust in a spray job. 😆 he woupd even take his time so he didn't kick up any of the water either. After he wet sand and polished though thw cars and trucks always had a showroom finish. Always best to just apply the layers and just wish for the best. Ig all else fails, just wet sand and polish and move on to the next one.
Sounds like you lowered your standards.
Yea I'm getting away from water 💦 makes paint dry slower as well
@@giovannigiorgio8962 What do you mean?
This is why the Industry Uses High Flow Down draft paint booths.
Step in a Garmat $120,000 Booth to Spray a Ferrari, Or a Rolls. Tell me if the Owner would want the surface of the paint job Broken and buffed on.
I paint in a dusty shop, I Blow my shop out before I bring the vehicle back in, I wet the floor, and the hose remains off to one side, I wet walls and the door, Fan in the back wall with Filters Blowing into the shop, Across the vehicle, This creates positive pressure.
I think my first booth I'm going to get a cross draft
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Money marco pulls through again!
Thanks !
Dope
Is that jet black or their cars base
Factory basecoat to code
You're laying on that clear like I used to spray lacquer back in the day.
Lol that lacquer needs like 6 coats to have the build of 1-2 of your modern-day clear coats . I always wondered the benefits
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 Yes, and then it dried with a dull finish. No polyurethane back in the 70's, just enamel that took literally a week to get hard. Lacquer you could cut and buff the next day.
@@SpeakerKevin ahhh OK yea I still use lacquer based primer all the time similar concept. Low build but dries super fast
Great video, thanks.
Thanks!
Big Mac Marco 💯✌️👌👍👍 You sound like you need a good old fashioned HOT TODDY! Warms you up 👍
LOL !
I need to email you some pictures of a job I had done and it has a lot of orange peel need some help or tips
Orange peel can come from a million things. Texture in basecoat from wrong reducer. Wrong speed activator in clear. Texture in primer ect ect
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 how can I fix it can I show you what it looks like
@@N0b00st email me cash2kcars@gmail.com
Just got my order in and man that's quick shipping 😂
We have some of the fastest lol
Ah bro! No water fountain this time?!? Sheesh I was hoping to go chasin them!
Jk
Looks great! Always nice to see other tips on how to get a super glossy paint job in a non booth environment
LOL the Acura cl was the real waterfall . Haven't even cut and buffed it yet lol
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 I’m gonna send you a picture of a sticker to put on it! Lol
Dirt and lukewarm paint room. 60 degrees tops in winter. Dirt is my only Real issue. Seldom get fisheyes, I clean, clean, clean. Still get those niblits in the clear. I'm too picky to live with it, so sand n buff, sand n buff until I can live with it😂
Been using the eco gun for base and am getting used to how it sprays and think it's going to see a lot of action as a base gun. Pretty decent size fan and puts it down good. Still have to try it for metallics
It's a really good all around paint gun. Metallics it does great as well. Clear it does good for me and my type of work. I've gotten glass finishes with it
I have yet to paint in a booth. And I’ve been hobbying overalls for over 20yrs. All my jobs look worse than what u showed. Always just too much dirt. Unless u use inflatable or booth it’s just too damm dirty. Nib city fisheye paradise.
Stick it in the sun and you see almost none of it . Honestly lol
This isn't even close to being as dirty as the actual body shop I'm working at right now lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Waste of time and money on a Kia
Lol !!!