DIY Roll-On System gets Great Results in Home Garage! 

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And singing, "III'm still sanding, better than I ever did...." 🕺

Because it's all about the universal 80/20 Rule. In this case he is doing 80% prep and 20% painting.

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Kim Keam have you since used this kit or another roll on system? Eastwoods just too expensive for me personally here in Aus

I think supercheap primer filler is gonna have to do do my quarter panel 😊

@@lindz151074 their primer is terrible in my experience. I've reluctantly bought some on a few occasions when there was no other options and it performed poorly each time

Sorry for the delayed response due to medical issues. I haven’t tried it yet but hope to mid February. I’ll text you when I have done it. Thanks

new lmfao did this when i was a kid

rolling the way he did puts on waaay less material than a spray

Yea, its possible to get a decent mil on via rolling. But far rather spray it. Buutt, you know as well as i, there are probably quite a few people out their who are intimidated by spraying and the prep, or dont have compressors or guns. Most dont realize just how simple it can be with a relatively short time of practice. People dont know what they dont know. Its odd to me but happens in every line of trades

Resto mod out here on the PNW coast , includes rust conversion with OSPHO and epoxy on the back side of each panel as well .

I’m working on my 05 xB too! It’s that stupid single stage white that just turned to chalk color (and she’s got some rust spots I’m fixing)

I’m Looking at my Salsa Red 06 XB. My clear coat is flaking off on the roof. Looks terrible. Need to do body work first.

No way....talk about too much work....too much time....and way too complicated. Too many steps...too many products...short pot life...crazy long cure times. And likely too expensive. Get some 2k spray bombs and call it a day.

@@bobwatfprd2328 Everyone is entitled to their opinion but let me say this as someone who works autobody and is restoring cars. This require the same, possibly less steps then normal primer. You still have to mix regular primer and you still have to wait between coats, and with regular primer you'd be bagging the whole car so it wouldn't get covered. A spray on epoxy is still going to require multiple days before sanding, and you'd still want to put urethane on top of it. Then, you'd still want to block the urethane and possibly put more coats on. What I see in this product is something for someone who doesn't have a 30+ gallon compressor or a spray gun. Yes you can get a Harbor Freight gun, but then you need to account for lacquer thinner gallons and cleaning brushes and such. This is aimed at someone who doesn't have a garage to spray paint in or the skill/ ability to mask an entire car and spray down primer, but that's just my opinion.

@@bobwatfprd2328 "get some 2k spray bombs". Huh? Are you for or against rolling? You're making it out like 2k pressure packs arent crazy expensive

Ouch. I can understand their prospective.

And yet I think the mindset is opposite for Maaco. Get that prep done before going to Maaco, cuz all they will do is "spray"

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Tell me about it, I repainted my motorcycle tank six times over the last 2 years. I'll have a just about perfect, and then screw one little thing up and end up trying to fix it only to make it worse and having to start again. Seriously, for the money I wasted on supplies, I could have hired Banksy to paint my tank with endangered Pandas blood.

why tell us?

@@johnsherman7289 because his videos are just fun to watch

Would LOVE to see a vid on tree frogs.

Check the channel out - he is - he runs a major body shop at a dealership.

Yea it stank. Cool project !

@@PaintSociety Thank you!

You can buy a can of rust converter, turns rust into a polymer

Awesome advice

I would if It turned out good and smooth

I’m sure I can get it smoother if i has used the foam roller only.

You can roll acrylic enamel (industrial scratch-proof paint). Thin it out with mineral spirits, don't even need clear coat. It's a strong, decent finish. Like glass. Wet sand for best results.

@@juansolo1617 any videos on this? what brand paint? if i could match paint to door jams it would be a great option other than base clear i would think... thanks

@@roadstar499 Yeah, most shadetree guys call this the "50 dollar paint job" or the "rustoleum 50 dollar paint job." It's not rattle can paint. It's just rustoleum acrylic enamel, comes in a paint can. I've tried it on a bug and a civic with excellent results. Painted outside, had to wet sand a lot to remove bugs and dirt but the finish was very strong, probably a lot heavier than regular paint (so not good for race vehicles)

Continue to share the more of your good work.