I appreciate you sharing all of your knowledge. Most experienced business owners won't share their tips and secrets. I've learned a lot watching your videos. Thank you very much for helping new people wanting to get into the industry or for those just wanting to do smaller projects for themselves.
You are so welcome and I appreciate that. Seems to be common issue in our industry and no one wants to tell you the truth, they just want you to buy their products.
Awesome video bro. OHW paint is nice. Tried it over weekend. Better than Walmart paint. Lol. But seriously my dips are better. Thanks for the tip and always enjoy your videos.
Hey man I enjoyed a lot of your videos! I've seen most of them but maybe you could consider doing a video on your sandblaster and all the ins and outs of how sandblasting works a long with explaining what grains are and why you'd use them more in depth
Thanks for the One Hit Wonder discount. Question on the spray cans. I've been shaking the clear can and the metallic silver can for 20 minutes and there is no rattle. Is the can defective or should I just spray it? The candy intercoat rattled right away.
@@AllThingsFunHydrographics This is a can of silver metallic paint....just cant imagine spraying this or the can of regular clear without a rattle mixing ball.
I have a question “I’ll use a shotgun barrel as a example” so when I watch you dip this item some times you dip it in and roll the barrel over its self and other times you tape half of it dip one side and I assume you tape off that side and then dip the other side. How come you do this only some times?
It all depends on the parts I am dipping. Some parts are more forgiving with the stretching of the film, and some are not. On stocks, with heavy stippling, I always dip it twice so I can make sure I get good coverage of the deep stipples. On some parts that are smooth and are easier to dip, I can roll those without having to worry about coverage issues. Just comes from lots of training and practice over the years. I can usually look at a part and just know if it needs to be dipped once or it needs to be split and dipped twice.
Because everyone has different taste and different styles of activating. I have used them all and for me the 1.8 gpi gave me the best results. You can use whatever you want, but try a few and find the one you like best.
Really like all the knowledge you share. I bought a tank several years ago 200 gal. My son turned me on to this and I thought he would help / do the work . I havent used it maybe 2 times. I would like to use it more but my shop is not heated full time so in the winter my shop is cold enough to freeze the water. Maybe one day .thanks for the tips.
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Oh man 😂😂😂 the end was hilarious ❤️🥂🥂🤣 bless you man ❤️ made my day 😂
I appreciate you sharing all of your knowledge. Most experienced business owners won't share their tips and secrets. I've learned a lot watching your videos. Thank you very much for helping new people wanting to get into the industry or for those just wanting to do smaller projects for themselves.
You are so welcome and I appreciate that. Seems to be common issue in our industry and no one wants to tell you the truth, they just want you to buy their products.
Honestly some little tips and whole explanation is very lovely layd out information ❤️
Love your videos, and always waiting for your next video.
Awesome and thanks for watching! You got the first comment this week 🏆
Awesome video. I have a smaller version of your rinse tank! Can't wait to expand my operation!! Thanks for the tips!!!
That is awesome Mark. I will be doing a full video on the rinse tank soon. Had several people asking about it the last few months.
We appreciate you, your work and content brotha! Keep em coming 👍
Thank you Fransisco.
Great videos.
Thank you!
that dipper is a linear actuator and is not hydraulic. Thats a badass dip tank tho, i'm jealous🤙Also I noticed the Dale Earnhardt photo 🤘
Hey guy, thanks for make this video's. Congrats from spain
Thanks! Glad you like them!
Awesome video bro. OHW paint is nice. Tried it over weekend. Better than Walmart paint. Lol. But seriously my dips are better. Thanks for the tip and always enjoy your videos.
Thanks Matt. I love the OHW, its good stuff. Speaking of that, I need to order more for a cool video Idea i had the other day.
Great tutorial!
Thanks Sam!
Hey man I enjoyed a lot of your videos! I've seen most of them but maybe you could consider doing a video on your sandblaster and all the ins and outs of how sandblasting works a long with explaining what grains are and why you'd use them more in depth
Great Idea. I will add that to the list.
G'day great video mate
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for the One Hit Wonder discount. Question on the spray cans. I've been shaking the clear can and the metallic silver can for 20 minutes and there is no rattle. Is the can defective or should I just spray it? The candy intercoat rattled right away.
There is button on the bottom of the can, I csnt remember if you push it or pull it, but it releases the ball and thr harder, then you can shake it.
@@AllThingsFunHydrographics This is a can of silver metallic paint....just cant imagine spraying this or the can of regular clear without a rattle mixing ball.
@@flyiniowa6255 contact OHW. They have amazing customer service
Hi I'm interested in Tanzania how can I get some materials for my,
I'm going to start my project
I have a question “I’ll use a shotgun barrel as a example” so when I watch you dip this item some times you dip it in and roll the barrel over its self and other times you tape half of it dip one side and I assume you tape off that side and then dip the other side. How come you do this only some times?
It all depends on the parts I am dipping. Some parts are more forgiving with the stretching of the film, and some are not. On stocks, with heavy stippling, I always dip it twice so I can make sure I get good coverage of the deep stipples. On some parts that are smooth and are easier to dip, I can roll those without having to worry about coverage issues. Just comes from lots of training and practice over the years. I can usually look at a part and just know if it needs to be dipped once or it needs to be split and dipped twice.
75 heating is F or Celsius?
I'm gonna have a setup like that one day! May need to hit the lottery 1st tho🤣
LOL, yeah it aint cheap at all. I got over 120k in equipment now, but it took a while to get there.
@@AllThingsFunHydrographics I can imagine so
You are using devilbiss gpi 1.8? why all recommend 1.3-1.5?
Because everyone has different taste and different styles of activating. I have used them all and for me the 1.8 gpi gave me the best results. You can use whatever you want, but try a few and find the one you like best.
Really like all the knowledge you share.
I bought a tank several years ago 200 gal. My son turned me on to this and I thought he would help / do the work .
I havent used it maybe 2 times. I would like to use it more but my shop is not heated full time so in the winter my shop is cold enough to freeze the water. Maybe one day .thanks for the tips.
Get an aquarium heater and throw it in there to keep it warm. That will prevent the freezing.
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Thanks bud!
I clicked because the thumbnail made me think you'd mention a compressor.
It was just a funny picture. My compressor is a 7.5hp Ingersoll Rand 80 gallon... not much else to mention, its a compressor and it works.
@@AllThingsFunHydrographics Thank you