I have Barcelona Red Toyota, the base cost was $200 for a pint. I went to Autozone bought 4 Duplicolor rattle cans for the hood and roof for $25. Flipped the cans upside down ran the aerosol out, pierced the cans poured directly into my Sata and sprayed then cleared it, perfect match and looks beautiful . The key is get the paint out of the cans and into the sprayer cup. Had left over paint when I was done.
The reason people are using spray cans isnt because of the cost of the material, its because of the cost of good equipment. larger compressors, air filtration, (good) spray guns are expensive. then you have to know how to use them, and mix the paint and hardeners and thinners, which tips to use, how to dial the air and the fluid. When a paint shop charges thousands for a paint job, the material cost is almost immaterial to the process. People use spray cans because they dont have the equipment, they dont know how to mix anything or use the right tip or dial the air or fluid, you push the button and paint comes out. so that $90 vs $120 base color comparison makes spray paint not make sense for you. but you have thousands in equipment, and years of experience laying paint. Anyone can pick up $150 in spraycans from home depot, and if their prep work is good, they can get decent results. Add in about $250 for those 2k clearcoat cans and you can get a better than factory Toyota paint job for Maaco price. If you or a buddy has a DA polisher and know how to use it, you're can take that clear coat close to a good factory American/European car paint job.
A harbor freight paint gun is $25 bucks. A few minutes cruising forums and you now now how to dial the gun in and make paint come out of it. To still prefer paint cans is beyond retarded. Your paying how much per can nowadays? Just to lose half of it as overspray?
I had an old 07 gmc duromax 4x4 with a half million miles on it, that I used to run my trap lines. Drove it thru the brush and had so many scratches on it, that would've taken forever to sand it out. Got the bright idea to black rino liner the whole truck. So I ordered a few kits thru Amazon. Came with it's own gun and everything. It ended up awesome! And that stuff was tough as nails. Almost impossible to mess it up.
I did 2 fenders with a spray can and said enough of that noise.. got some (quart) enamel custom matched to the spray can color for 22 dollars. Added hardener and thinner and some japan drier and shot it out of a HF gun and came out great..wet sanded and buffed it for a day about a week later came out great. So an alternative to spray cans. We will see how long it lasts. Great vid!
I am professional body man, and back in the day I was selling an Acura Integra with a new fender on it. The buyer wanted me to spray paint the black e-coat fender in spray paint just so it had some color on it. I picked up some Krylon semi gloss white, and it matched perfectly! I ended liking it so much I cleared over the spray paint and kept the car, it lasted 6 years before the clear coat started to peel. The clear coat peeling was because I didn't remove the belt molding, so my fault. The spray paint as base was legit!
As a finish carpenter who uses an hvlp turbine to spray trim and moulding, I am amazed at how much overspray occurs with your gun. Clouds and clouds. Then again, spraying thinned water base latex is a whole different beast.
My 91 honda Civic is this color. Used the gloss cans. Never cleared it, but I'm really thinking about it for the longevity of the paint. I do keep it clean and ceramic coated . Definitely love this color
My fingers were cramping just watching you guys use those aerosol cans 😆. Rust-Oleum actually sells a nice spray can handle called a Comfort Grip, #241526. Works great. Thanks for the video 👍🇺🇸
They're plastic entry-level grip is terrible the Comfort grip is not much better just with a rubber coating on it and using any kind of trigger handle throws the weights so far forward it's ridiculous I just thumb Claw at the old graffiti special and I get so much better nozzle control
So I’m here in the garage . Once you were done dropping that glass I put the phone down and was just listening . I had to come back the min I heard you do that “ negative TH-cam viewer comment voice “ . …. Good laugh brother . Keep dropping that glass man …….
I am a mobile autobody man or a backyard mechanic as you would see but I take pride in my work before I do any paint job. I wash every vehicle with Dawn dish soap, reason being like you said it gets rid of all the dirt cleans everything and the dish soap decreases everything.
I always have problem with rust oleum brand paint aerosol cans. Seems like half way through it loses air pressure. So now I see that you can refill the air pressure in can with a car rim air valve. WOW that clear coat really made it look good!👍
people hate on it, but I love rattle can paint jobs, gloss black, on a old rusted out work truck I use for my lawncare business every 6 to 10 years, keeps her looking pretty decent for the age. especially with these midwest winters not being kind to dodge ram bodies lol.
I painted my ugly brown 79' Dodge beater pickup truck with 15 cans of $.98 Walmart gloss black one summer. I washed it, hit it with a scotch brite pad, washed it again and masked it off. I have to say it actually looked pretty decent! Much better than oxidized turd brown anyway. It held up for several years of Oregon weather before is started to get thin and the brown started coming through. These days it's parked and hardly used. It looks almost tiger striped from fade between the spray pattern.
I did a rustoleum turbo can paint job on my 93 silverado in 2019 waited 3mos wet sanded an cleared it in my back yard, man-o-man it still look like it came out of a gun!!
I not a professional but have painted a car on the cheap before and yours came way better ! That said maybe just me and everyone else know, but I saw some orange peel in the clear when you were spraying. Did you cut and buff it and I'm just suppose to know everyone finishes that way or does your clear coat level out as it settles on the car ? Because O can't see buffing that out on such a cheap job and the finish pictures it didn't look like the orange peel was there ? just wondering because you said you sell the clear coat !
So the clear coat goes on right after the painting or can it go on at a later date? When do you cut and polish? I have no experience but i hear it here all the time. Cut and polish
Wow! Great job. Have you made a video showing how to remove a vinyl top and prep for paint? My 1984 olds cutlass needs its top removed due to hail cracks!!
If you have the equipment to spray (compressor and gun) wouldn’t it be better to mix rustoleum paint, acetone, and a little hardener instead of using rattle cans?
Having done the Rusto, I forget how many cans I did end up going through on my small car, but I'll say it was around 8-10, and my Sentra was smaller than that Celica. That doesn't count primer cans, either. So I think you're right on that estimate, especially because I think your primer was probably very porous, whereas I think the Rusto "filler primer" was less porous. I think the advantage of doing it the spray can way, even if you can't justify it completely in dollars and cents is that with rattlecans it's much easier to go panel by panel during 1-3 hour kinda stints after work or whatever, and just do a fender or a door at a time, and eventually after a few weeks or months have the whole car done. I wouldn't do "two coats" but I would do about 3 passes, first pass really light, and second and third passes progressively heavier. Also what I did to eliminate the tiger stripes was since I was spraying outdoors, I would wait until just around dusk to spray, when it would be coolest. I would never spray mid day. I ended up getting rid of that Sentra sadly, but I do want to do it again, and hopefully do it panel by panel as I said and then one day with a gun get some of the nice Speedokote clear and do it up really nice. You are right math-wise, but having to do the whole car in one shot is pretty hard.
honestly at this point I'd say grab 1 turbo can and swap the nozzle to it it'll blast out way quicker and apply easier. that spray pattern is wild for a can also yes youre comparing supplies for the right way vs this.. yea it's not that different but thats ignoring not having the HVLP gun and compressor .. if you don't have that then you can get some pretty wild results for like 150 in your garage instead of spending over 1k to have someone else do it the right way
Hi..I used acrylic lacquer paints and when i put polyurethane clearcoat the result was that my clearcoat peeled...so must I sand my paint before putting my clearcoat...tanks
How about mixing brands... like A brand singel stage - use B brand of clearcote.... What should I think about of what can happen? Really nice job....but you should take of the wing.....🤔🤔🤔😉😉😉😆😆😆
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 ok cool! i sanded my whole car down (some panels metal others are on original primer.) I bought rustoleum gallons and have the 2k speedoke clear. just unsure about the primer.... any advise? thank you for the answer!!
Hey so where on your setup did you install your new filter? My compressor feeds a 25' line to a 50' line - so 75 feet of hose - i was thinking right at the compressor. Would value your opinion. Also, you gave my hope that painting my cheaper projects doesnt have to be expensive. When I am spending $150-200 for half a pint of like honda pearl red or some crazy toyota color, easy to get discouraged thinking of a whole car job, but the cheap base and decent clear - maybe $250-400 total - would be just fine for say my 54 chevy truck I am throwing together. Thanks
thats would I would do - I wouldn’t know any better. I’ll take your recommendations if there is something better otherwise I’ll roll with that. Like your channel. I only have one painting video on mine@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 AHhh GTK, I don't have a hoopty I would do a Rusto job and when I paint some patio furniture it had more runs than a Nun's hosiery
Amazing paint job this turned out to be. Once u hit it with your clear it really woke it up. What air filtration system should I buy for my home garage to clean the air?
I know you don't wanna make a living out of rattle....Why wouldn't you just buy the Rusto by the quart or gallon in white and have the big box add the color you wanted? What was the primer you used? What are your thoughts about getting tractor paint (Majic) with thinner and hardener for an old truck compared to Rusto? I know, if it is only a little cheaper, get Speedokote. Is it that much better for a car or truck compared to tractor?
I love the memes,. A new thing I hear in this generation is they use turbo paint cans and 2k clear with that activator. I'm new to the paint warming thing and the paint prices got crazy It exploded in the last few years
I like it. Back in the '80s, I tried rattlecanning an old Cutlass with acrylic lacquer and no clearcoat. Actually it was Duplicolor Bahama Blue metallica....( Ain't My Bitch ) 😆 I was experimenting with cut and buff.....it was okay....wish I could've had pictures of it. That was when you had to actually buy film for a camera! Damn....I'm older than dirt! There was no TH-cam then!
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 😂😂 and I mint to tell ya rustoleum got those new cans it’s got a real nice spray pattern on it it’s got like 5 settings on it
i guess the major question is how does it hold up? anyone with it after a couple of years of harsh summer sun? ,,really is interesting it works being an uncatalized color but so is regular water bourne as well as solvent basecoat,very interesting ,,thanks for posting
I love it that you do in depth videos on the Rustoleum and shop grade stuff. There is so much you can do with these basic paints. I’ve never attempted to clear a rustoleum paint but want to try. Do you find you have to let the color flash/cure before clearing or just spray clear when it’s dry?
I’m currently doing a rattlecan paint job but you’ve convinced me to step it up. Where can I get the $120 base paint? What clear do you recommend? Where can I get that spray gun?
You can still do rattle can if that's what your heart wants. Just put clear coat over top of it. The clear coat gun I sell privately it's a subscriber exclusive item. I can shoot you my email if your ready to order. Gun prices range from 190-260.
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 - I in no way have my heart set on doing a rattlecan paint job. That’s the way i was headed when everyone told me that paint alone was going to cost me $500 - $1000+. I had no idea I could get good paint for only around $150 (Corvette) until I saw your video.
I found out last week when I git bored you can use smr42 over krylon spray paint, I used my fathers wheels as a test mule because he didn't believe me lol.
Please show it all toghter, thts the iceing on the cake for the ending!!!!! Great work as usually but we as fans need the whole car together!!!!!!!!!!😢😢😢😢
I want to paint my roof and my hood a different color from what the car is with the rest of the car stay the same do I have to strip all the paint off and prime before I paint the hood and the roof or can I just scuff it up and spray it over with the new color?
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 even if you have to wait a few days from the last basecoat and miss the tacky window for the clear? The reason I ask is because I did wait a week from the last base coat, then I put on satin 2k clear and I put masking tape over an area three days later and the clear coat came up with the tape. It was the blue sharp edge scotch brand. Not sure if I did something wrong and the clear didn't adhere to the base?
This isn’t your typical rattle can spray job by some kid . They don’t have access to spray guns for primer and clear coat so this is going to come out way better than anything they could do!
They don't sell this color by the quart. Number 2 spraying cars with tractor paint is extremely stupid and not cost effective when I can do real automotive paint for just a hair more money
You shouldn’t put bondo overpaint and, if your going to put bondo over paint, get t rough with 80 grit, and, you don’t want to get water on bondo, it soaks up water like a sponge
Actually that's not correct... It's best to put bondo over a coated surface so it doesn't rust underneath.. In the really high scale body shops they put body filler over self etch primer or something else coated so moisture doesn't build behind the bondo and rust over time.
Look at the positive. These imports your cleaning up were $500-$1000 cars a few years ago. Building a little nest egg collection, while creating content. Nice work!
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 p.s is there a specific reason you used 2x rather than the o.g/original Rustoleum rattle can? Isn’t the regular “better” paint and the 2x is just paint and primer in one? Thanks again
@@6atlantis spray can drys quicker. I don't rustoleum cars alot cause there is absolutely 0 cost benefit anymore. It's actually just as cheap to grab single stage and do it with automotive paint .
My husband has been doing paint and body work for 20 years and he never takes the wings off of a car and has never used a paint booth and there is little to no debris in the paint.
You’re like a new scientist with this stuff, looks awesome. What spray paint would you recommend not to use when doing a job like that? I like your idea on painting a vehicle I’d like to use the idea on painting my minibike to match my car.
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 Think speedo clear will bond/ not react to Lacquers, dupicolor? Or extra sanding needed between? Thanks for you time. I cleared another brand over a fender lacquered, a year later it looks like it was in a fire, just one fender. LOL
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 Thank you for your time. I know what I'm duplicolor for today, stocked up on speedo clear... Work truck tailgate! LOL Thanks for you time!
car looks good,but why not turn the cans upside down and empty the gas out of them..open them up and pour the paint into a regular spray gun?...i would like to see the car outside..nice color on it
I have 2 gallons of the smr 1150 did under a hood with it pure garbage shits like water never again will i buy. i used half a gallon just to get the results i wanted nothing but a jam clear im tempted to just throw it in the garbage ive never seen such a hazzy clear when spraying
Idk what your doing wrong.. But iv had 0 issues with hazyness or anything with this clear. It could easily be moisture in your air lines iv had this issue. I sprayed this car over 6 weeks ago and still very very shinny
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 I seen your video on shooting single stage . I rarely shot that stuff. But I did as you instructed. Came out bad ass . Thanks
The Celica look really good when you are done but what about all that rust down at the bottom around the rockers? That'll just come back up probably in a matter of weeks.
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 Ok I see that but I still would prime the spots where I used bodyfiller. Thats what I was taught and what we did where I worked at. Good job anyway
Man that looks way better than the job a guy did my wife’s mustang using a gun to paint it. Wish I had a shop I would have spray painted the car myself for way cheaper than the $3k he charged us to ruin our car
I can't imagine spending 700$ on spray cans when you can literally buy all the proper equipment you need to paint legit for that. 700-1200 you can get a nice setup for spraying
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I have Barcelona Red Toyota, the base cost was $200 for a pint. I went to Autozone bought 4 Duplicolor rattle cans for the hood and roof for $25. Flipped the cans upside down ran the aerosol out, pierced the cans poured directly into my Sata and sprayed then cleared it, perfect match and looks beautiful . The key is get the paint out of the cans and into the sprayer cup. Had left over paint when I was done.
Nice!
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@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 Your car looks great in that color, good work!
Yes!
I started doing the exact same thing.
Paint is way cheaper and pre-reduced, ready to spray. 👍🇺🇸
@@stevec5657 You must be my brother from another mother. Lol
The reason people are using spray cans isnt because of the cost of the material, its because of the cost of good equipment. larger compressors, air filtration, (good) spray guns are expensive. then you have to know how to use them, and mix the paint and hardeners and thinners, which tips to use, how to dial the air and the fluid.
When a paint shop charges thousands for a paint job, the material cost is almost immaterial to the process. People use spray cans because they dont have the equipment, they dont know how to mix anything or use the right tip or dial the air or fluid, you push the button and paint comes out.
so that $90 vs $120 base color comparison makes spray paint not make sense for you. but you have thousands in equipment, and years of experience laying paint. Anyone can pick up $150 in spraycans from home depot, and if their prep work is good, they can get decent results. Add in about $250 for those 2k clearcoat cans and you can get a better than factory Toyota paint job for Maaco price. If you or a buddy has a DA polisher and know how to use it, you're can take that clear coat close to a good factory American/European car paint job.
A harbor freight paint gun is $25 bucks. A few minutes cruising forums and you now now how to dial the gun in and make paint come out of it. To still prefer paint cans is beyond retarded. Your paying how much per can nowadays? Just to lose half of it as overspray?
You can buy a decent large compressor, a two stage filter set-up, hose, and an Astro Euro paint gun for less than an all-over paint job.
I had an old 07 gmc duromax 4x4 with a half million miles on it, that I used to run my trap lines. Drove it thru the brush and had so many scratches on it, that would've taken forever to sand it out. Got the bright idea to black rino liner the whole truck. So I ordered a few kits thru Amazon. Came with it's own gun and everything. It ended up awesome! And that stuff was tough as nails. Almost impossible to mess it up.
Lol NICE
I did 2 fenders with a spray can and said enough of that noise.. got some (quart) enamel custom matched to the spray can color for 22 dollars. Added hardener and thinner and some japan drier and shot it out of a HF gun and came out great..wet sanded and buffed it for a day about a week later came out great. So an alternative to spray cans. We will see how long it lasts. Great vid!
Yea 😂😂😂😂 spray can just ain't optimal for cars unless
I am professional body man, and back in the day I was selling an Acura Integra with a new fender on it. The buyer wanted me to spray paint the black e-coat fender in spray paint just so it had some color on it. I picked up some Krylon semi gloss white, and it matched perfectly! I ended liking it so much I cleared over the spray paint and kept the car, it lasted 6 years before the clear coat started to peel. The clear coat peeling was because I didn't remove the belt molding, so my fault. The spray paint as base was legit!
I've personally seen it last 5 . Pretty wild
Best rustolum paintjob on youtube, most others use spray can for clear
We might take the crown on this one
I’ve seen raddlecan paint on some vehicles! This is by far the best I’ve seen! The clear coat definitely did the trick!
Yup figured I'd show everyone the absolute best way to do a rattle can paint job and see it last years
As a finish carpenter who uses an hvlp turbine to spray trim and moulding, I am amazed at how much overspray occurs with your gun. Clouds and clouds. Then again, spraying thinned water base latex is a whole different beast.
It's 27% solids clear. Yea a little watered down.
My 91 honda Civic is this color. Used the gloss cans. Never cleared it, but I'm really thinking about it for the longevity of the paint. I do keep it clean and ceramic coated . Definitely love this color
My fingers were cramping just watching you guys use those aerosol cans 😆.
Rust-Oleum actually sells a nice spray can handle called a Comfort Grip, #241526.
Works great.
Thanks for the video 👍🇺🇸
@stevec5657 Pain is an important part of the process, it helps deter you from considering using spray cans in the future.
@@SpeakerKevin true
They're plastic entry-level grip is terrible the Comfort grip is not much better just with a rubber coating on it and using any kind of trigger handle throws the weights so far forward it's ridiculous
I just thumb Claw at the old graffiti special and I get so much better nozzle control
Wow that Celica came out really really good!!!! I have 2 Celica GT's and also put a lightweight flywheel and performance clutch!!! Glad I did
Thanks! And yea I got exeddy oem clutch with 10lb flywheel
So I’m here in the garage . Once you were done dropping that glass I put the phone down and was just listening . I had to come back the min I heard you do that “ negative TH-cam viewer comment voice “ . …. Good laugh brother . Keep dropping that glass man …….
I am a mobile autobody man or a backyard mechanic as you would see but I take pride in my work before I do any paint job. I wash every vehicle with Dawn dish soap, reason being like you said it gets rid of all the dirt cleans everything and the dish soap decreases everything.
We wash cars with soap before paint to. Works great
Dam bro that came out clean af, Excellent job as always 👌
Thanks!
Since it's an oil base paint... did you do multiple coats ? Also flash time before clear coat??
Id pick up some of those little pistol grip spray can handles. Makes it easier to hold a trigger in than pushing those buttons.
I always have problem with rust oleum brand paint aerosol cans. Seems like half way through it loses air pressure. So now I see that you can refill the air pressure in can with a car rim air valve. WOW that clear coat really made it look good!👍
Agree and yea clear coat makes a difference with these jobs
You guys inspired me to paint my car like this and y'all did an A1 job thanks for making this video 🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯
I wouldn't recommend this lol
Just use real automotive paint.
We did this just for fun
people hate on it, but I love rattle can paint jobs, gloss black, on a old rusted out work truck I use for my lawncare business every 6 to 10 years, keeps her looking pretty decent for the age. especially with these midwest winters not being kind to dodge ram bodies lol.
Celica looks amazing brother. Thank you for the video
Thanks!
👀👍🏽 not bad. I've never rattle canned a car but I've done small parts so for that to come out looking so respectful I'd say another win🏁🏁🏁
Thanks!
I painted my ugly brown 79' Dodge beater pickup truck with 15 cans of $.98 Walmart gloss black one summer. I washed it, hit it with a scotch brite pad, washed it again and masked it off. I have to say it actually looked pretty decent! Much better than oxidized turd brown anyway. It held up for several years of Oregon weather before is started to get thin and the brown started coming through. These days it's parked and hardly used. It looks almost tiger striped from fade between the spray pattern.
MY MAN
WOULD YOU PLEASE TELL ME HOW LONG TO WAIT UNTIL SPRAYING THE CLEAR AFTER PAINTING THE CAR?
You da man
@@CAVEENO depending on temps
15-30 min
Very informative thank you. I can see where this would be a lot of fun with a good running old car!
Yea it was fun. Not cheap but fun.
Great job, If you told me this car was painted with spray cans I wouldn't have been able to tell.
can you make a video discussing the benefits of sanding primer before paint? thank you.
Absolutely.
I did a rustoleum turbo can paint job on my 93 silverado in 2019 waited 3mos wet sanded an cleared it in my back yard, man-o-man it still look like it came out of a gun!!
Lol nice! Little cut and buff does magic
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 yes sir!
I not a professional but have painted a car on the cheap before and yours came way better ! That said maybe just me and everyone else know, but I saw some orange peel in the clear when you were spraying. Did you cut and buff it and I'm just suppose to know everyone finishes that way or does your clear coat level out as it settles on the car ? Because O can't see buffing that out on such a cheap job and the finish pictures it didn't look like the orange peel was there ? just wondering because you said you sell the clear coat !
So the clear coat goes on right after the painting or can it go on at a later date? When do you cut and polish? I have no experience but i hear it here all the time. Cut and polish
Looks great! Considering a Rustoleum paint job on my budget hot rod build. Got a bit of rust repair to take care of first though.
Wow! Great job. Have you made a video showing how to remove a vinyl top and prep for paint? My 1984 olds cutlass needs its top removed due to hail cracks!!
We don't work on a whole lot of cars with vinyl tops! 🙃
If you have the equipment to spray (compressor and gun) wouldn’t it be better to mix rustoleum paint, acetone, and a little hardener instead of using rattle cans?
Nope cause that stuff dries slower. Spray can dries quick
Having done the Rusto, I forget how many cans I did end up going through on my small car, but I'll say it was around 8-10, and my Sentra was smaller than that Celica. That doesn't count primer cans, either. So I think you're right on that estimate, especially because I think your primer was probably very porous, whereas I think the Rusto "filler primer" was less porous. I think the advantage of doing it the spray can way, even if you can't justify it completely in dollars and cents is that with rattlecans it's much easier to go panel by panel during 1-3 hour kinda stints after work or whatever, and just do a fender or a door at a time, and eventually after a few weeks or months have the whole car done. I wouldn't do "two coats" but I would do about 3 passes, first pass really light, and second and third passes progressively heavier.
Also what I did to eliminate the tiger stripes was since I was spraying outdoors, I would wait until just around dusk to spray, when it would be coolest. I would never spray mid day. I ended up getting rid of that Sentra sadly, but I do want to do it again, and hopefully do it panel by panel as I said and then one day with a gun get some of the nice Speedokote clear and do it up really nice.
You are right math-wise, but having to do the whole car in one shot is pretty hard.
Yes spray paint and hot don't mix
honestly at this point I'd say grab 1 turbo can and swap the nozzle to it it'll blast out way quicker and apply easier. that spray pattern is wild for a can
also yes youre comparing supplies for the right way vs this.. yea it's not that different but thats ignoring not having the HVLP gun and compressor .. if you don't have that then you can get some pretty wild results for like 150 in your garage instead of spending over 1k to have someone else do it the right way
Hi..I used acrylic lacquer paints and when i put polyurethane clearcoat the result was that my clearcoat peeled...so must I sand my paint before putting my clearcoat...tanks
How about mixing brands... like A brand singel stage - use B brand of clearcote.... What should I think about of what can happen?
Really nice job....but you should take of the wing.....🤔🤔🤔😉😉😉😆😆😆
Anything is possible in the paint world. Most urethanes are universal
I used the rustoleum in the gallon with the majic hardener. It wasn't horrible but even a cheap base like crossfire sprays better
Totally agree issue with crossfire iv had tho is de-lamination.. Clear coat peels in a few years
did you use a specific primer and or sealer? love the content!
Most jobs don't specifically need primer
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 ok cool! i sanded my whole car down (some panels metal others are on original primer.) I bought rustoleum gallons and have the 2k speedoke clear. just unsure about the primer.... any advise? thank you for the answer!!
Hey so where on your setup did you install your new filter? My compressor feeds a 25' line to a 50' line - so 75 feet of hose - i was thinking right at the compressor. Would value your opinion.
Also, you gave my hope that painting my cheaper projects doesnt have to be expensive. When I am spending $150-200 for half a pint of like honda pearl red or some crazy toyota color, easy to get discouraged thinking of a whole car job, but the cheap base and decent clear - maybe $250-400 total - would be just fine for say my 54 chevy truck I am throwing together. Thanks
I did mine right at the compressor mabey I shouldn't but it works for me 😂
thats would I would do - I wouldn’t know any better. I’ll take your recommendations if there is something better otherwise I’ll roll with that. Like your channel. I only have one painting video on mine@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937
Great results!
I've always wondered. What do the door jambs look like?
I only do door jams on certain jobs
Looks great with the clear coat, Just wish you would have done it with Rusto clear to make it a 100% Rusto job but still came out really nice.
Rusto clear is acrylic laquer. Lasts all of a year out in the sun. Absolutely junk.. Just a heads up
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 AHhh GTK, I don't have a hoopty I would do a Rusto job and when I paint some patio furniture it had more runs than a Nun's hosiery
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937rustoleum are an acrylic ? Damn
I don't care what anybody says that looks great 👍👍 Nice work 👍
Thanks a lot
How did you get rid of the tiger stripes? Does the clear blend them out? Painting a hood at the moment with cans and those stripes are killing me.
Amazing paint job this turned out to be. Once u hit it with your clear it really woke it up. What air filtration system should I buy for my home garage to clean the air?
It's a 4 stage air filtration system for the air compressor
I'm surpised you didn't get the Spraycan Gun handle to help with the paint process.
OTHER THAN THAT! I love this!!!
Thanks!!!!
Sometimes I will paint my old work trucks with a gallon of rustoleum, acetone, and hardener. Will that clear coat still work ok ?
It can however single stage is the same price and works better
I know you don't wanna make a living out of rattle....Why wouldn't you just buy the Rusto by the quart or gallon in white and have the big box add the color you wanted? What was the primer you used? What are your thoughts about getting tractor paint (Majic) with thinner and hardener for an old truck compared to Rusto? I know, if it is only a little cheaper, get Speedokote. Is it that much better for a car or truck compared to tractor?
Do you have a store?
Unfortunately as iv explained to at least 5 other people 😂😂 you can't get this color in gallon size or quart
@@LisaMedeiros-tr2lz I have e email which is for orders only. I sell my personal products to my subscribers only not available to the public
Dude what amazing looks that color i really love it
Yea it's not bad
I love the memes,. A new thing I hear in this generation is they use turbo paint cans and 2k clear with that activator. I'm new to the paint warming thing and the paint prices got crazy It exploded in the last few years
Yea it's honestly best JUST TO GRAB REAL AUTOMOTIVE BASE.. this is for the birds but we had fun
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 yes I agree!
I like it. Back in the '80s, I tried rattlecanning an old Cutlass with acrylic lacquer and no clearcoat. Actually it was Duplicolor Bahama Blue metallica....( Ain't My Bitch ) 😆 I was experimenting with cut and buff.....it was okay....wish I could've had pictures of it.
That was when you had to actually buy film for a camera!
Damn....I'm older than dirt!
There was no TH-cam then!
🤣😂🤣😂🤣 true!
Man love it I miss those rattle can days in the earlier videos I know you and bens fingers was tired after the 13 cans of paint 😂
😂😂😂yes
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 😂😂 and I mint to tell ya rustoleum got those new cans it’s got a real nice spray pattern on it it’s got like 5 settings on it
Is it true that the prep work is way more important than the actual paint that goes on? That's just what I was told
Yes
What kinda clear coat did you use? And also i long did you let the paint sit before you added the clear?
Smr1150. And 1 hour
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 ok thanks. I use Rust-Oleum alot. Sometimes rattle cans and never really found a nice clear for it. Appreciate it
Wait... Rustoleum is oil-based paint as I recall, so how are you clearcoating over oil-base?
No idea 😂😂😂
WOW le queda perfecto ese color !!!! excelente trabajo !!!
Thanks!
i guess the major question is how does it hold up? anyone with it after a couple of years of harsh summer sun? ,,really is interesting it works being an uncatalized color but so is regular water bourne as well as solvent basecoat,very interesting ,,thanks for posting
Iv seen this last almost 5 years with no delamination or fade
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 Wow ,,thats impressive and good to know,,thanks
I love it that you do in depth videos on the Rustoleum and shop grade stuff. There is so much you can do with these basic paints. I’ve never attempted to clear a rustoleum paint but want to try. Do you find you have to let the color flash/cure before clearing or just spray clear when it’s dry?
Yes 1-3 hours
I enjoyed the video, keep them coming. Thank you.
Thanks!
I’m currently doing a rattlecan paint job but you’ve convinced me to step it up. Where can I get the $120 base paint? What clear do you recommend? Where can I get that spray gun?
You can still do rattle can if that's what your heart wants. Just put clear coat over top of it.
The clear coat gun I sell privately it's a subscriber exclusive item.
I can shoot you my email if your ready to order. Gun prices range from 190-260.
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 - I in no way have my heart set on doing a rattlecan paint job. That’s the way i was headed when everyone told me that paint alone was going to cost me $500 - $1000+. I had no idea I could get good paint for only around $150 (Corvette) until I saw your video.
I found out last week when I git bored you can use smr42 over krylon spray paint, I used my fathers wheels as a test mule because he didn't believe me lol.
Yup!
Please show it all toghter, thts the iceing on the cake for the ending!!!!! Great work as usually but we as fans need the whole car together!!!!!!!!!!😢😢😢😢
Sure thing man will do soon
I painted my truck sunrise red from home depot and won a truck show...do the dam thang Playa
More secrets about paint temperature and panel temperature released! Y'all better be taking notes😂.
Came out minty fresh bro 😎
Thanks man!!!!!!
I want to paint my roof and my hood a different color from what the car is with the rest of the car stay the same do I have to strip all the paint off and prime before I paint the hood and the roof or can I just scuff it up and spray it over with the new color?
You can just scuff and spray
Three cans for $20? In Canada manufactures raised the price from $6 to $15 for one can!
Holy crap
I concur...we get ripped at every turn. Thanks Canada!
Do you need to sand or wet sand the spray paint before applying the clear coat?
Nope
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 even if you have to wait a few days from the last basecoat and miss the tacky window for the clear? The reason I ask is because I did wait a week from the last base coat, then I put on satin 2k clear and I put masking tape over an area three days later and the clear coat came up with the tape. It was the blue sharp edge scotch brand. Not sure if I did something wrong and the clear didn't adhere to the base?
Thank you for getting back to me too.
@@derekshane8786 just wait about 30-60 min then put clear coat on
Great job
Love the lesson in all your videos
Please keep up the good work
Thanks!!!
I can’t wait to bring you my 96 Acura Integra, to do a paint job on it, love your work 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks a lot man! When can we get you on the schedule?
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 do you have a phone number or email address?
How do you feel about spraying rustoleum out of a gun?
If you want to paint a car grab real automotive paint .
looks much better with the clear applied. 120 versus 90 ,definitely go 120
Yea real automotive paint is best
This isn’t your typical rattle can spray job by some kid . They don’t have access to spray guns for primer and clear coat so this is going to come out way better than anything they could do!
why wouldn't you get a quart ($16) of that color instead? all you have to do is thin it out and spray it with a real paint gun instead..
They don't sell this color by the quart.
Number 2 spraying cars with tractor paint is extremely stupid and not cost effective when I can do real automotive paint for just a hair more money
Good video having fun looks good
You shouldn’t put bondo overpaint and, if your going to put bondo over paint, get t rough with 80 grit, and, you don’t want to get water on bondo, it soaks up water like a sponge
Actually that's not correct... It's best to put bondo over a coated surface so it doesn't rust underneath.. In the really high scale body shops they put body filler over self etch primer or something else coated so moisture doesn't build behind the bondo and rust over time.
What 4 stage system did you go with? Any pointers are appreciated ! Thanks
I'll be doing a video on this stay tuned
Look at the positive. These imports your cleaning up were $500-$1000 cars a few years ago. Building a little nest egg collection, while creating content. Nice work!
Lol true I paid 400 for this car in 2020. Thanks!
Which exact line of Rustoleum rattle cans did you use, pro/2x/original? Oil or acrylic? Thanks!
2x flat no gloss
Then speedokote clear on top
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 thanks
If your buying any products just go directly to speedokote website and select me as your sales rep (Marco )
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 p.s is there a specific reason you used 2x rather than the o.g/original Rustoleum rattle can? Isn’t the regular “better” paint and the 2x is just paint and primer in one? Thanks again
@@6atlantis spray can drys quicker.
I don't rustoleum cars alot cause there is absolutely 0 cost benefit anymore.
It's actually just as cheap to grab single stage and do it with automotive paint .
I have a lot of respect for you my brother
Thanks!
My husband has been doing paint and body work for 20 years and he never takes the wings off of a car and has never used a paint booth and there is little to no debris in the paint.
Wow nice, glad I ain't the only one
One option is to plan ahead and order the paint....also one can here $15
I feel like you hold the gun/can too close to the surface, makes me nervous, but the results speak for themselves!
Rustoleum is not too bad. They have some different spray heads.
Beautiful color 🩵 I’m doing my Honda stone blue but … outside 🥲 any tips?
Outside where? 🤣🤣 my advice could vary a lot depending on where
Btw nothing wrong with an outside paint job
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 OUTSIDE, back of the house no coverage 😂😭
Shoot me an email if you want cash2kcars@gmail.com
You’re like a new scientist with this stuff, looks awesome. What spray paint would you recommend not to use when doing a job like that? I like your idea on painting a vehicle I’d like to use the idea on painting my minibike to match my car.
Honesty all of them 😂
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 Think speedo clear will bond/ not react to Lacquers, dupicolor? Or extra sanding needed between? Thanks for you time. I cleared another brand over a fender lacquered, a year later it looks like it was in a fire, just one fender. LOL
@@movaughn20 I've cleared over laquer base with speedokote clear no issues
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 Thank you for your time. I know what I'm duplicolor for today, stocked up on speedo clear... Work truck tailgate! LOL Thanks for you time!
Where is your shop located please ? And I’m still using the MV1 I bought from you !
Thanks buddy 🙂 it's an awesome gun. And we are in Central pa. Wana come to my auto body class?
car looks good,but why not turn the cans upside down and empty the gas out of them..open them up and pour the paint into a regular spray gun?...i would like to see the car outside..nice color on it
Honestly just to mutch hassle to do that. Also spray can uses slightly less paint. Spray gun burns thro more paint
The Rusto 2x aerosols spray in any direction so you cannot spray out the gasses.
I have 2 gallons of the smr 1150 did under a hood with it pure garbage shits like water never again will i buy. i used half a gallon just to get the results i wanted nothing but a jam clear im tempted to just throw it in the garbage ive never seen such a hazzy clear when spraying
Idk what your doing wrong.. But iv had 0 issues with hazyness or anything with this clear. It could easily be moisture in your air lines iv had this issue. I sprayed this car over 6 weeks ago and still very very shinny
What temp water do you put the cans in if it’s like 85 outside?
Very cold water
MAN, i got paint yesterday at advanced auto....15 BUCKS PER CAN!! INSANITY!!
Yea spray can ain't cool no more lol
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 no kidding!
Cool video I painted my bug with the same paint . I just grab a quart and cut it then mix it with some flat clear and bam
Nice!
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 I seen your video on shooting single stage . I rarely shot that stuff. But I did as you instructed. Came out bad ass . Thanks
@@hobbyautobodyfun9315 nice! What clear you put on top?
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 I mix it with flat clear like a single stage it a old bug . They where flat originally
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 my buddy let me have the clear it was that five star clear
Should have bought a quart of paint for $40.00 any color you want but still looks good.
They do not sell this exact color quart or gallon size. Spray can only.
How long did you let the rustoleum dry before clear?
We had a hour lunch break then went and sprayed it
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 looks better than I expected. Nice work bro bro.
The Celica look really good when you are done but what about all that rust down at the bottom around the rockers? That'll just come back up probably in a matter of weeks.
We are going to address that as well
Why so close to paint with the clear? Could have avoided the runs
I have no idea what I'm doing honestly
Doesnt the filler absorb water? Thats what I was taught
Yes it does dessicant beads soak up Any moisture in the system
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 so why did you wash the car with water without priming? Im curious
@@Semek7 gets all the contaminants off, pressure washes all the dust out of the sand scratches for maximum adhesion.
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 Ok I see that but I still would prime the spots where I used bodyfiller. Thats what I was taught and what we did where I worked at. Good job anyway
Great job, thank you!
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Not bad! But stick with what you know best Marco great video brother
Absolutely. Mid and high grade base with good clear
Man that looks way better than the job a guy did my wife’s mustang using a gun to paint it. Wish I had a shop I would have spray painted the car myself for way cheaper than the $3k he charged us to ruin our car
Omg wown
Looks great 😎👍🏾
Just saw on facebook a guy who painted his car with $700 worth of UPOL cans. I cant imagine spending all that time prepping a car amd using cans.
I can't imagine spending 700$ on spray cans when you can literally buy all the proper equipment you need to paint legit for that. 700-1200 you can get a nice setup for spraying
What filtration system do you use?