Awesome. I want to show the good and the bad on this channel. I'm not going to cut something out just to make it seem like nothing ever goes wrong. Stuff happens, and if I can show how to deal with it. Hopefully, it can help someone else in the same situation
@@rockabillychavez you inspired me to paint my 68 Wagoneer and I'm using the same setup with Majic Farm paint from Tractor Supply Store. I'm super happy with the results so far.
For those plastics Sand them Hit them with adhesion promoter Then use raptor liner Or a similar product Rustoleum makes this product also Adhesion promoter is a must But it will last for years and years.
Not always, but yes, a lot of the time, it is oil or grease, but it can also be anything that doesn't agree with the chemicals in the paint or something used over the paint like in the case.
Brings back memories for me, my Dad was a Wholesale Dealer and we turned over vehicles weekly buying at auctions, fixing them up, and selling at other auctions or straight to dealers!! At least 1 per week, sometimes up to 3 per week!!
@rockabillychavez Yep, we worked out of an old barn on my granddads property on a backroad outside Sharon, Tennessee ! We hit all the auto auctions in a 100 mile radius, just about 1 per day of the week and 2 on Fridays !!
RAIN-X glass treatment perhaps. Elbow grease for the cure. 👍 As stated in the other comments, some of the trim conditioners are hydrophobic and UV protectants.
Was surprised the first time I used implement paint, lol. Great stuff, hadn't seen the hardener before, great addition. Repainted my old work truck, K-30, (45 years ago! Lol!) With Rustoleum ! Had done some repairs & painted it the year prior, with good (expensive) auto paint... But rust spots, paint flake, etc came thru. Scuffed it good, wiped down & used a little electric Wagner spray this time, came out great & allowed me to keep repairing & touch ups for the next 20 years. But, sure great to know they are also making implement paint, & nice job !! Thanx !
This is a guess .. If someone tried to recondition the plastic trim and that includes around the windows, products like Armor all have a bunch of silicone in them and will play havoc with a paint job and is real hard to get of but Just a guess . But it looks great well done!!!!!
Reason i ❤ your channel. The great inexpensive ways to paint from home garage but not always perfect every time. Thanks for hints on how to fix the fisheyes and ripples in paint. Looks like a 10 thousand dollar paint job from 10 feet away and most importantly saves the metal from rust. Thanks you give us hope on how to keep our vintage and newer vehicles nice and shiny. I am painting my 1986 Ford F150 lariat next year with tractor supply paint.
@carlstephens-tm7zj I have in the past, and it always seems to irritate me more than help me. Sometimes, I feel you can get to carried away with trying too hard on things that don't really matter. My focus is always on laying the right amount of paint on and as uniform as I can do it. I have never touched the hose to the paint doing it this way, so It works for me. With that being said, is it the correct way? I'm honestly not sure. Do what works for you best, and thank you for the question.
I would have considered applying a coat of isolator on those problem areas, to help prevent those issues occurring again. Would that be something you might do?
Working on someone else's vehicle without the known history is always a crapshoot. With the issue on the rear, maybe contamination from some silicon spray. I am wondering if using a steam cleaner while cleaning the vehicle before sanding would eliminate those fisheye problems. I have the Harbor Freight steam cleaner and it works great.
Hey sir your the fastest painter in good old Colorado 19:02 min. Lol Like I would tell my ( EX Fd ) crew never say worst sounds like there's no hope LOL the challenging side will be met with a different approach. Once again sir you have made someone very happy with your God given talent. I was wondering what grit of sand paper did you sand with after painting it . I painted my sons cobalt this past weekend it might need a sand & buff O Well we'll see said the blind man. Bueno sir standing by for the next Wolf's paint episode.
Imma telling you, buddy, I would love to turn you loose on my black '06 Liberty! The only problem with that idea is there's only about 1,400 miles between my house and yours... Dang the luck.
Some older Primer can cause reactions like yours, I was just as surprised as good a job as You and your Son did sanding it down. This is probably a poor grade of primer the factory used
Yeah, it happens to anybody, and for this little jeep, it's just fine. It's not worth going back to cut and buff it out. We could even do a couple of clear coats over it, and most of the orange peel would smothe out for the most part. Money wise, it's not an option for this paint job.
Awesome! I wonder if that was silicone contamination, given that it was around the window trim. What did you scuff it with and where the clear is failing, do you have to take it off the entire panel? 100% impressive!
Man, I wish I could have commented earlier. I used the Tractor Supply red paint on my Blazer and it was a disaster. The paint is tough but the pigment is trash. It faded out to pink in a year and you could not just cut and buff to get the oxidation off. Complete pigment failure, the truck had to be completely sanded back to bare and re-sprayed. Not worth it to use Tractor Supply red at any price, it doesn't last. Way too much work to have to do it twice.
What hardener do you use?. We tried to spray Rustoleom once using some internet instructions and it never wanted to harden up. I can't recall what thinner we used but I do know there was no hardener involved. Thanks.
Good job Brothers. I know a guy over here. Is one of them know it all been there done that and knows how to do it better than anybody else. He's been working on a square body pick up for a year. Been sanding it for the last 6 months and he had nobody work to do to it it was already painted but he had to open his big mouth and say he could do it better. Had it for a year and he hasn't dropped one. Just primer. First it was because he didn't have a shop now he has one. Now it's too hot. Or is COPD kicking up he can't even paint a lawn mower. And this is my ex-wife's husband. Are we still get along I go over there every weekend and play pool I got a bar inside one of the shops karaoke setup stage for mics. You've done it less on the week my brother. ✋🏼✋🏻👍🤟😎🪶
I'm not professional or the best, but I try to keep things moving along when I can. Like we always say one hour a day, and you will build your project in one year.
You laid the paint too thick, the top layer flashed off and the under layer is not cured and then the thinners need to escape and it doesn't cure properly underneath and causes this as the paint starts to shrink when it cures it's known in the industry as solvent pop.
I'll bet it was was with tire cleaner or armor all,trying to brighten the flat window rubber. Oh ya looks good wolf
one guess is that they used armor-all on all the black trim and thats what reacted.
Maco paint job. There's nothing wrong with that. Not all paint jobs have to be Barrett or SEMA. Just keeping the rig on the road looking good 👍
I appreciate you showing how you mixed the paint, catalyst and acetone to spray plus the issues you had with fish eyes.
Awesome. I want to show the good and the bad on this channel. I'm not going to cut something out just to make it seem like nothing ever goes wrong. Stuff happens, and if I can show how to deal with it. Hopefully, it can help someone else in the same situation
@@rockabillychavez you inspired me to paint my 68 Wagoneer and I'm using the same setup with Majic Farm paint from Tractor Supply Store. I'm super happy with the results so far.
I wish you would’ve painted the plastic mat black and the front grill the same color for pop out that would look nice
Looks like Car wash rash not sun damage. People do not understand the damage that they can do. Good job on the paint.
For those plastics
Sand them
Hit them with adhesion promoter
Then use raptor liner
Or a similar product
Rustoleum makes this product also
Adhesion promoter is a must
But it will last for years and years.
Hector my dad taught me back in the day that black shoe polish works really great for the plastics and rubbers
I have tried a lot of things but I have never tried that. I will give that a try. Thank you.
Great tip
My experience with fisheyes in the paint meant, oil on surface
Not always, but yes, a lot of the time, it is oil or grease, but it can also be anything that doesn't agree with the chemicals in the paint or something used over the paint like in the case.
There's a lot of silicone's in different products, that can give adhesion issues. I tend to wipe down everything with alcohol for the last tack.
Brings back memories for me, my Dad was a Wholesale Dealer and we turned over vehicles weekly buying at auctions, fixing them up, and selling at other auctions or straight to dealers!! At least 1 per week, sometimes up to 3 per week!!
That's exactly where I got this concept from. I flip cars and trucks on the side, and it really helps to resale them quickly
@rockabillychavez Yep, we worked out of an old barn on my granddads property on a backroad outside Sharon, Tennessee ! We hit all the auto auctions in a 100 mile radius, just about 1 per day of the week and 2 on Fridays !!
RAIN-X glass treatment perhaps. Elbow grease for the cure. 👍
As stated in the other comments, some of the trim conditioners are hydrophobic and UV protectants.
Was surprised the first time I used implement paint, lol. Great stuff, hadn't seen the hardener before, great addition. Repainted my old work truck, K-30, (45 years ago! Lol!) With Rustoleum ! Had done some repairs & painted it the year prior, with good (expensive) auto paint... But rust spots, paint flake, etc came thru. Scuffed it good, wiped down & used a little electric Wagner spray this time, came out great & allowed me to keep repairing & touch ups for the next 20 years. But, sure great to know they are also making implement paint, & nice job !! Thanx !
This is a guess .. If someone tried to recondition the plastic trim and that includes around the windows, products like Armor all have a bunch of silicone in them and will play havoc with a paint job and is real hard to get of but Just a guess .
But it looks great well done!!!!!
Yes, that was my guess, also. 👍
ceramic coating on the plastics will bring back the deep color
Your making me a believer in that tractor supply paint now. Job well done .
Reason i ❤ your channel. The great inexpensive ways to paint from home garage but not always perfect every time. Thanks for hints on how to fix the fisheyes and ripples in paint. Looks like a 10 thousand dollar paint job from 10 feet away and most importantly saves the metal from rust. Thanks you give us hope on how to keep our vintage and newer vehicles nice and shiny. I am painting my 1986 Ford F150 lariat next year with tractor supply paint.
I appreciate the kind words. You'll be happy with the results!
Turned out a great job, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones
Thank you
Nice job Hector, hey man that stuff happens sometimes. That is a good job especially how fast you did it. Thanks for the video bro 👍
Good save! She’s looking awesome now!
Im just here to tell you yup you're doing fantastic looking forward to whats next
Just wondering why you don’t put the air hose across your shoulders instead of the way you hold it
@carlstephens-tm7zj I have in the past, and it always seems to irritate me more than help me. Sometimes, I feel you can get to carried away with trying too hard on things that don't really matter. My focus is always on laying the right amount of paint on and as uniform as I can do it. I have never touched the hose to the paint doing it this way, so It works for me. With that being said, is it the correct way? I'm honestly not sure. Do what works for you best, and thank you for the question.
It happens, easy to remedy, it'll be 'ight !! Sometimes the wax seems to literally soak throught the paint and just won't sand off !!
Always awesome from just get it done to custome
Years ago I shot a golf cart with rust o oleum and I did not use zylen as the reducer and I got the same problem.
There is stuff you can wipe on plastics n it turn it like new again n I've used it for my jeep n it works great n I forgot what it was called
Looks great!
My dad worked junkyard we save a bounce in 80s
Looks good…
I would have considered applying a coat of isolator on those problem areas, to help prevent those issues occurring again.
Would that be something you might do?
Turned out mighty fine
Damn ! That turned out nice !
Thank you
THANKS FOR A GREAT VIDEO
I am wondering if that reaction, since they were around window, was from something used on windows, perhaps to stop fogging? Looks good dude.😊😊😊
Dam I need you to paint my jeep.and put new rockers on it ..but I live in Indiana to far away .q
Dang it. Yeah, that's a long distance to make that work out for sure.
Uh oh, better get.....HECTOR 👽🗿👽🗿👽
Haha 🤣
Looks great guys 😊
Little bit little bit!!!
🤙gotta keep busy
Green video Hector!
Nothing like some orange peel on your ride!
Excellent
Looks Great. Nice Save!!!. You Da Man.🤩👍👍✌✌
Looks good. You should paint my new truck
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Working on someone else's vehicle without the known history is always a crapshoot. With the issue on the rear, maybe contamination from some silicon spray. I am wondering if using a steam cleaner while cleaning the vehicle before sanding would eliminate those fisheye problems. I have the Harbor Freight steam cleaner and it works great.
Looks good great work thanks 😊
Looks Great, Fantastic Job!
Hey sir your the fastest painter in good old Colorado 19:02 min. Lol Like I would tell my ( EX Fd ) crew never say worst sounds like there's no hope LOL the challenging side will be met with a different approach. Once again sir you have made someone very happy with your God given talent. I was wondering what grit of sand paper did you sand with after painting it . I painted my sons cobalt this past weekend it might need a sand & buff O Well we'll see said the blind man. Bueno sir standing by for the next Wolf's paint episode.
This jeep was sanded using 320grit nothing else
@@rockabillychavez thanks
Earl Shrive, 29.95 paint jobs!
great as always great content very entertaining
Nice
HF purple gun? Do you ever Spray clear on Rust oleum paint?
Yes, I do. Click the link below
And thanks for watching
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Imma telling you, buddy, I would love to turn you loose on my black '06 Liberty! The only problem with that idea is there's only about 1,400 miles between my house and yours... Dang the luck.
Dang it.. that's a long distance
Looks nice,......still a liberty jeep though..😅😅😊
Some older Primer can cause reactions like yours, I was just as surprised as good a job as You and your Son did sanding it down. This is probably a poor grade of primer the factory used
Looks "orange peel" by those windows seals
It's happens sometimes, unfortunately. I think a big part of that was where we had the bad reaction from the paint curling
Lite Brite Nation just bought about 5 of those jeeps you ask them questions about them
I have not
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Im.in northern calif and I can see it orange peel 🇺🇲
Yeah, it happens to anybody, and for this little jeep, it's just fine. It's not worth going back to cut and buff it out. We could even do a couple of clear coats over it, and most of the orange peel would smothe out for the most part. Money wise, it's not an option for this paint job.
Shit…happens….🤷👍👍
Awesome! I wonder if that was silicone contamination, given that it was around the window trim. What did you scuff it with and where the clear is failing, do you have to take it off the entire panel? 100% impressive!
320 grit sandpaper
The WTF sticker on the back certainly wouldnt be Wapak Tug Fest? If so that jeep is a long way from midwest Ohio.
It's actually a local thing here. It means welcome to fruita.. haha, fruita is a small town west of here 😄
Why do you put acetone?
It's cheap and it works well.
Man, I wish I could have commented earlier. I used the Tractor Supply red paint on my Blazer and it was a disaster. The paint is tough but the pigment is trash. It faded out to pink in a year and you could not just cut and buff to get the oxidation off. Complete pigment failure, the truck had to be completely sanded back to bare and re-sprayed. Not worth it to use Tractor Supply red at any price, it doesn't last. Way too much work to have to do it twice.
Did you use a hardener with it like the one I showed?
WTF ??? painting this in his garage ! ? Lmao thats crazy 😂
What hardener do you use?. We tried to spray Rustoleom once using some internet instructions and it never wanted to harden up. I can't recall what thinner we used but I do know there was no hardener involved. Thanks.
I used the little majic paint hardener from tractor supply
did you use a sealer first, have had the same problem with high dollar paint when I have not used a sealer. pain in the b,,,,,,,,,
This paint is a sealer and rust blocker
@@rockabillychavez did not know that about that paint, will have to use it the next time I paint a truck
My man what you want for that is a denim pad
Make your life much easier
Good job Brothers.
I know a guy over here.
Is one of them know it all been there done that and knows how to do it better than anybody else. He's been working on a square body pick up for a year. Been sanding it for the last 6 months and he had nobody work to do to it it was already painted but he had to open his big mouth and say he could do it better. Had it for a year and he hasn't dropped one. Just primer. First it was because he didn't have a shop now he has one. Now it's too hot. Or is COPD kicking up he can't even paint a lawn mower.
And this is my ex-wife's husband. Are we still get along I go over there every weekend and play pool I got a bar inside one of the shops karaoke setup stage for mics.
You've done it less on the week my brother. ✋🏼✋🏻👍🤟😎🪶
I'm not professional or the best, but I try to keep things moving along when I can. Like we always say one hour a day, and you will build your project in one year.
You just made all the plastics so old
Meguiar’s ultimate black trim treatment? 😉
You should be very proud of your son. Chip off the old block.the older you get the more you can tell the kids that are being raised right
Thank you very much.
You laid the paint too thick, the top layer flashed off and the under layer is not cured and then the thinners need to escape and it doesn't cure properly underneath and causes this as the paint starts to shrink when it cures it's known in the industry as solvent pop.
Nice
Nice