How to paint car at home using Rattle Cans. ( Hood repaint ) My first time 👍 

For those of you wondering why I have that suv parked so close, that suv was a rust bucket and was getting sent to the junk yard 🤣

Black is the hardest colour to paint, it shows every imperfection! Your job looks good besides showing the old clear lines but it's a big job to hide all of that. You did a great job and I loved the video.

That turned out great! Not bad results for your first time and doing it with a spray can. Awesome video thanks for sharing.

Sand further, fill with bondo, sand smooth would have fixed your lines showing through. Couple more coats of primer would have helped also. Otherwise, pretty good job. You're one of the few I see who wet sanded after the clear to remove the orange peel. Nice work overall.

Awesome video and very detailed thank you so much truck driver from Southern California

Very thorough.

Bro!!! That looks awesome man! I’ve got to do the hood on my fJ cruiser. I’m going to do exactly how you did thanks for instruction. Doesn’t have to be perfect but for the money you save well worth it. Great job!

Excellent Job!!!

NICE JOB FOR FIRST TIME... WAY TO GET IN THERE AND DO IT YOURSELF...

Very good thank you!

Good job all things considered. I have to do this to my hood also and saw what pattern you used. What cons would you take from your experience? I was told to let the paint cure for 3 weeks at least before washing and waxing/ polishing it

Just started doing this and I managed to get the peeling clear coat lines to blend in with the rest of the good paint . I kept running my fingers over the lines to see if I could feel it or not. Everything go well so far.

Wow! he spayed that clear coat next to his other car..

Best how ti video Yet I have viewed...God Bless You Can you share how long this paint job took you in hours I am presently sanding my whole version.. Honda 2000 ACCORD SE I have previously paint an Oldsmobile..came out better than is appeared before But I did not know about wet sanding ...and how to spray the paint . ..lightly then again...I feel 4 coats is best. 4 coats of clear Very time consuming..but spray paint dries fast also Thank you again I wilk need to continue to view videos to learn more Anyone can do this...hard work though God Bless You ❤❤❤❤❤

Great Job, God Bless !!!

You did a good job. Sand a lot before primer then use a primer / surfacer high build and apply 3 coats and finish with 800 grit. That should fill in the clear coat marks

I realize that you may not have sanded enough at the beginning, but anyway, thanks for sharing, i need to do same thing 😅

Looks Great. 😊

How many cans of clear, primer and paint are needed to complete hood and top part?

Very good vid! How long did you wait between applying coats?

Hi Brian, I need to do my Honda CRV hood. Is there anything you would have done differently? Would you invest in a gun and quart of paint instead? Was this cost effective? Thank you for your honest video and any suggestions!!

I have 2014 mazda 3 black and scratched my side panel and door with a dent. I need to pull and fix the dent first and then use filling and spray paint. Lets see how it goes. Any advice?

Looked at plate stuck in engine bay says my car is grey. Haha. Only problem. It's black.

Great job and detailed video!I have two questions: 1. Does it need to be wet sanded after the second clear coat? 2. Do you have to remove the hood in order to paint it? Thanks! I’m trying to do everything on my own with my car too.

No worry about overspraying those other cars?

A sponge!??!? Wow there really is more than one way to skin a cat.

Super dangerous to be painting 2K without a proper mask.

Went to three places and they all want about 1500 bucks for this. Looks like I’m doing it myself!!!!

From a professional in the auto repair industry: your first reported paint job is pretty good, minus the small sanding defects from the primer. Only big issue I would say to you is to make sure to a get a respirator mask, especially with all the carcinogens inside that 2K clear coat. Take from my experience, you don't want any lung diseases popping up on you out of nowhere. They're definitely not joke when it happens. Other than that, pretty decent work. Keep practicing your craft and you'll do well.

Very well done, buy you've got to use a respirator, especially with the 2k stuff

you did an AMAZING JOB....

not bad at all you save yourself $2000

Looks solid

My hood looks awful..I think I'm going to try this! Looks good

My wife is a car enthusiast and taking courses in learning the English language. She told me about your video: ''How to paint a car at home using Rattle Snake''. I TOLD HER THAT I WOULD NEVER USE YOU TO PAINT MY CAR. My face looked painted BLACK AND BLUE the next day.🤣😂😂

Thank you great idea about to paint the hood of car too!

rep prep prep, it's all about the prep. I think that you know that you didn't sand the original paint well enough. Unfortunately, it's next to impossible to tell on video how close you are to having sanded it all out, but it could prove an interesting experiment to try to "fix" this as opposed to redoing it. The traditional answer is to sand it down to get it even, prime anyplace you sanded through, and then base and clear. OK. I'd be tempted to try to fix it instead, especially if the hood is otherwise flat: instead of sanding it down completely, start with 1000grit (I might consider 600 or 800, but being inexperienced I'd tell you to start with 1000, it will go slower but you'll be less likely to mess it up), and try to see if you can even it out without sanding into the basecoat. Even possibly giving it a heavier coat of clear over and around the uneven areas first. If you can manage to even it out or get it really close without significantly sanding into the base then you could go over what you have left with just clear, kind of like doing a flow coat, and then buff and finish. As far as your overall technique goes- you don't have to go as light for the first layer, that's mostly to prevent runs and chemical reactions in difficult situations, which a hood laying flat is not. Going that light might result in a sandy surface on your later coats, just more work to smooth out. Second, especially for the base and clear, keep your spray pattern going front to back to front, with the length of the car. That is less likely to cause any mottling/zebra stripes that you'll notice when you're done (your eyes won't be as likely to notice it if it's there it goes with the length of the car).

Awesome job. ❤

hey man i hope you respond just wondering if you have link of product that you got on amazon thanks!

I do 4 coats of color. 4 coats of clear. Experience ...holds better Cannot do a car wash painted this way...only by hand ..gentle Thank you for yoyr video assistance ..great help ❤

How did you get your hood off?

Working on my f150 front bumper grill and Hood. And the roof that's bad. First time doing it. What I see that you've done is just as good as I do probably better than me. You did a good job. If do you ever do it again. Take more time on each step. I bet you'll do even better. As is great job.

Great products for a great paint job... but thats as far as it goes preparation was horrible primer and clear was flying all over the cars around your job... 🤦🏾‍♂️

I thought you had to put the clear over slightly wet base coat to give the clear something to grab onto. One other video showed a 10 minute window between coats. ?

Hey how much did all the supplies cost u? Even if it's a ballpark number. N good shit I need to do the same on mine or seeing if I can find a decent hood at a junkyard.

You could’ve sprayed more primer where it was uneven but it’s still a good job and only visible when really close and sun hits it .

This is perfect. What videos did you watch for research? Thank you!

Hi thanks a lot for the video. You did a great job! Can you please share the links of the items you purchased ? thanks in advance.

I had my doubts. But... looks pretty darn good!! Next time... move the part elsewhere... or move the cars away!!

Dude good job, but never paint like that 1. In direct sun and 2. Around other peoples cars.

Good on ya for going out of your comfort zone. It looks good. How is it holding up?

When you buffed it, what compound did you use? And did you apply it with a foam pad?

What grit did you use to sand after the 1st coat of primer?

That helped

Thanks Brian - this is very helpful!

Great video.. direct and you made it really clear..-

is the buffering compulsory or optional

That looks fantastic! Great work

Great video. Wondering how the hood is holding up after 1 year. Thanks!

So , you fix one cars and over spray all the cars around you… Next time do it in your garage.

Awesome, great job

All the gear and no idea!! That is absolutely atrocious dude.

You will have problems with adhesion and longevity waiting that long between base and clear coat. Best to wait no longer than 1 hour for the best chemical adhesion.

Thanks for sharing your video it was very informative 👍

a high build 2k primer will hide a lot. Tip for next time.

Why would you park your cars so close to the spray mist?

you do everything wrong, the result is awful

Great job

Great job

great job

Sweet!

That paint job is going to start peeling from the window wash sprayers first.......should of taken them off.

how many cans of clear coat did you use?

Good job 👍