1967 Chevy Camaro: Prep For Paint Ep 1 | Painting 67 Camaro With Nason

In this episode of Budget Build Garage we get the 1967 Chevy Camaro prepped for paint. We’ve decided to say goodbye to the flames and instead were throwing on some Nason "Pull Me Over Red". But before we start spraying we completely tear down the car to begin the paint prep. The more the car is taken apart the better the final outcome of the paint will be. In this episode you’ll also see how to mix car paint and why it’s important understanding mixing ratios. This 67 car paint project is going to be done in several stages, tear down is stage 1 for us. A quick tip when breaking down your car for paint prep: Be very vigilant organizing everything you’re taking apart. When taking a part off, keep all bolts, washers, nuts, etc together in some sort of bag or container and label it. It’s never a bad idea to take pictures of everything before teardown just to have a reference when putting the car back together.
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Music by Buffalo Trance
Song: Cherry
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[@BudgetBuildGarage]

Thanks for watching everyone! So what are your thoughts on the "Pull Me Over" red paint we're spraying?

[@frankthompson6499]

The Camaro is one of those cars that usually looks good in any color.

[@djhightopfade4940]

Red is full of win.

[@BudgetBuildGarage]

I think so too.

[@anthonynelson9136]

I first met Mr. Jon Komoski the owner of House of Kolor Paint in 1972. This man has been a legend for his paint products and painting techniques since the middle fifties. Please give him the respect that he has earned by pronouncing the name of his company correctly. It is not house of customs it is House of Kolor.

[@clkester1]

I run with no front bumer, it looks very clean. I also have the the turn signals in the lower valance. cleans up the grill area too.

[@BudgetBuildGarage]

I think that is an awesome look! I may have to copy you.

[@trifivegarage8683]

Like your channel...always wanted a first gen had many but never a first. That red should look awesome, much better then the flame job. Hope it all goes well kinda scary to see whats hiding under there! Been there done that! But everything can be fixed. Good luck!

[@BudgetBuildGarage]

I am glad you like the channel. I agree with how scary some of these cars can be once you see what is hiding under the paint but like you said everything can be fixed!

[@tylerm1948]

I want to see how bad that fender really is once the paint is sanded off. My guess is there is a ton of bondo on it. The car will be great as long as the body work is done properly. You will probably need a new quarter panel.

[@BudgetBuildGarage]

The quarter panel is pretty bad. I will do an update once I find out for sure but I think its going to need a panel.

[@MrBRANDONSIMPSON]

What do you mean you dont know how you feel about the el camino looking like a real car? Lol what was it supposed to look like?

[@BudgetBuildGarage]

That is a good question. When I got it the car was bad enough that I wouldn't feel bad cutting it up and turning it into a race car. I have put a ton of work into it and now and I am wondering if I shouldn't just keep it a nice cruiser. That is something I have been thinking about a lot.

[@bradmyers8548]

@@BudgetBuildGarage You should put in the correct headlights since you have the buckets now and decide what to do later on. The El Camino doesnt need to be a show car but it can still be pretty nice and still go drag racing.

[@BudgetBuildGarage]

You have a point.