Always start on the top surfaces first. Spray one side, then the other before the clear has time to flash. Then work your way downward. This also helps keeps from getting your suit or hose in the fresh paint...Looks good, spray on...Oh, get a dirt pick or bug pick...
Hey Scrappy, just want to complement you on this paint job, turned out fabulous. You've got me sold on the wet wet clear. I'd like to see how this would lay down on an orange paint like the brazen orange or orange candy.
scrappy doo awesome job ignore the naysayers real professionals work in any condition and make awesome job like they say in my neighborhood quedo perona
Your right scrappy black is a pain in da ass!, Doing 2 Harleys right now and they are both going black..Any man that can get it even half way right deserves a pat on the back for trying to shoot it..That clear looks awesome looks like it laid down nice and flat.Good job Man!..
Yep! Bugs are a pain in the ass! I used to tape the air hose to my arm and leg! I also used to put a chain from the spring to the wet concrete floor to ground for static electricity.
I was going to say the same, Guy should take all the shit out of the area that he doesn't need, Cant believe he sprayed the side mirrors on that skid against the wall, Can only imagion all the dust specs in the parts, Why spends countless hours polishing and buffing when just having a cleaner area will equal less time in the end. Like buddy really needs that ladder in there? All the spots for dust to sit on and blow out of in the process of painting beside it , Floor's not even wet to add on top lol.
I do appreciate your video. There is a ton of dirt/contamination. I'm just curious if some of it might be the clear coat can't bury small dirt maybe? I'm sure that the environment plays a role as well.
Damn..seen alot of shine in ur scuff before repaint..u not worried about lift in those areas...i work n a body shop and got my head cut off for leaving a car like that....one thing u learn about paint is it always looks good when u first paint...but the qaulity of prep work will determine how long it stays looking like that
rosharon built ..because if u start from bottom.its gonna be more hoarder to get to the top on car or truck without u touching the doos or anything u already painted ,parts of ur body can touch the bottom of car with u trying to reach for the center of the top..
@@camaronsmithcarlos4273 depends how tall you are. I prefer bottom up then over the top to keep the wet line consistent. I can probably almost touch the other side of that regal
Everyone is saying your painting is horrible, your conditions are horrible etc. At the end of the day you are obviously painting cars and making money! If you are sending them out slick with no trash then fuck what they say💪
All these keyboard professional painters kill me with their shit talking I don't see you all putting videos out there WTF shut the hell up! You do you Scrappy looks good for not being in a booth your doin good bro👍
Dale Wright I’m not sure about that buddy. I’ve sprayed lacquer for 40+ years and these new urethanes and enamels they have out now are far superior to any lacquer as far as strength and durability and UV protection. I think you may be able to get a better shine with lacquer but it’s a ton of work to get it there where the new paints have the shine straight out of the booth and only reason to cut and run is if you got texture or trash but your not gonna improve the shine at all.
yup he is 100+ right glausurit is better then any lacquer paint and its a urethane clear system been spraying it for 10+ years the doi is the best ive seen plus every 6 months a lacquer has too be buffed to retain shine its a oldschool way of painting a car
This guy may be the worst painter I have ever seen... EVERYTHING he did in this video is wrong!!! First thing is you should lift the car up so you can get the rockers and bottom of fenders and quarters not take the tires off and drop it on the ground!! You should never have your air compressor in the paint booth because it sucks those fumes in and messes up the compressor and every time the compressor comes on it blows dirt all over your fresh paint job!!! You should clean that room up and get all that junk out of there!!! It looks like he used a decent product so it laid down pretty good but that was the only thing he did right in this video!!!! P.S. they sell these things called spray socks to put over your head.. They work really well!!!
