Great job as always Marco, it came out really nice considering the conditions you are working in it looks very clean and the gloss is spot on👏👌👍John UK
Marko, that mirror shine is The Bee's Dee's :) Love seeing the wet floor which here in the Northern Rio Grande Valley is a must! Even water down my walls and floor, dust happens all over in hours!
Ill give it to ya you can pull that trigger pretty damn good . Looks nice . Some painters dont understand when mixing paint that picking the right hardeners and reducers for the surounding temperatures is so critical . Good to see you make that a point in the video . BTW i subscribed
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 How long you been painting ?? And do you do it for a living and have your own shop or do you work for one ?? Just curious.
@@tonychristiano I have a mobile repair company.. all of the RU-vid videos are just messing around hobby stuff..I go out and buy cars and paint for fun . Iv been painting a long time if I include my teenage rattle can years about 20 years
@@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 I did mobile repair / car lot stuff 25 years ago we used a turbine paint setup . they work great . they use kinda like a shop vacuum for air no compressor needed . ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7uWEQpEhQFE.html
I’m an at home DIY kinda guy and unfortunately having a HVLP set up isn’t feasible and wish there was more content that addressed using LVLP usage….Thanks for all the content you do give us tho
I know that should not be a issue i used a single stage to base a new bumber... going flat the area and put a base coat. Is 600 grit okay.. dont want any scratch mark showing in the clear
Yo Marco! I must have missed it in the video. Did you use a fast activator during this session? I was thinking medium with a splash of slow activator would help me wet out these budget jobs. Having some minor issues with chasing that wet line when using medium activator with smr1150. Doing full paint jobs.
Can the Slow Urethan Grade Reducer be used with smr 1150 clear coat? Just wondering how wet I can get it. Just a splash, or am I smoking that crack again? @@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937
What air pressure do you have set on your compressor sir and also on the gun? I am currently using Eastwood lt100 but will be investing on the new Blackwidow HTE gun from Harbor Freight for the next project. Thank you.
This base per gallon is pretty expensive. Around 600-800 through SPEEDOKOTE, and 400-500 using Axalta. Both good stuff but SPEEDOKOTE out edges the completion as always. I'll put that stuff against any base coat in the world
Hey Marco. I've had good luck doing blends, but did a metallic silver one yesterday and dusted the base too close to the tape line. The lighting wasn't the best at the time, so I didn't catch it until after clearing and I now have an old to new color line. Any suggestions (or do a video?) on how to fix this? Thanks!
I use the SMR-42 on all my clients cars. Wanted a more budget friendly clear. Debating on what speedokote to use. What do you think? I even thought about the fast clear on overalls. Btw Mark what pressure and gun settings are you using on the 1150.
@@johnbrigman8444 smr 1150 requires less pressure because it's lower solids so around 16-21 psi. But I really don't pay to much attention to pressure these days
