How to spray paint a car quick and easy  

That’s what I was thinking, no eye or lung protection

Bong hits help clear any residual paint dust.

​@@jimbo-d2o💯💯

I filter mine with a rag before huffin it ​@druiz127

Covered the windows and tires but not his face

Hows that paint job looking today??

@@willymaze368 still alright he hit it with 2 coats of 2k clear

I have 2 cans of it 2 do my Chevy Tahoe LS front hood and fenders. Do u all think it will come out ok

@@deebrown8327 prep look up a few vids for prep

Painting is easy. Kids start painting in kindergarten it’s all the prep work that makes a paint job look good in the end.

He only wears breathing protection for dangerous work like grocery shopping

A little indirect huffing won’t hurt much.

@@HandymanMark I sprayed a quarter panel without using a respirator and had breathing problems for months. Please use a respirator. The paint actually works great but protect your lungs.

I bet it smells fantastic in that garage 😅 I’m not even kidding

Same here! My 1999 Plymouth Neon Expresso has been a awesome little car and it’s in really good shape, but the paint is shot. Mainly on the roof. It’s turning white and flaky.

It good idea do it yourself the price Body shop it take 2000 to 3000 Back then my dad took his car to maaco 85 Oldsmobile 98 It took 3000 dent and paint Looking at the video man look easy He could save lot of money if did it my Self

@@computernostalgia6293 the body work is important primer also

Couldn’t agree more have a 92 lumina and I thought it wasn’t worth taking it to a professional or anything

I got a 96 GMC Dually I fully Restored all black

Damn so you're just casually driving around hitting people & replacing parts?😆 What is wrong with u? You said that so casually.

@@stm9094 maybe he's in California, its ok!

HAHAHAHA!!!! Thanks for that laugh.

A lil Rust-Oleum to the dome in red should take care of your hair camo... A little pink Rusto on the cheeks and you look like a happy little dude... You'll be straight!

As well... Use a couple of green pads from DollarTree and the concentrated blue dishwash liquid (for oil covered baby ducks) to gently remove the blood and hair from the car so as not to damage the paint. 👍

I take it you never used the old devilbiss syphon feed guns?

@@ryanlagoda1352 JGA 502 DEVILBISS the best spray gun ever invented in syphon feed,i have two and 3 rebuild kits,many smooth paint jobs with that gun,makes a amateur like me look good, this paint in turbo cans is marvelous

You probably could have sprayed the whole car on one can use that big mop of hair put some paint in her use that like a brush one can I'll bet you

I've got over 40 years in. One of my paint jobs was in a 4x4 magazine. I've never seen that wide of a pattern in my life...

@@allenwinkley9543 okay

6 more cans and I'd say it would be ready to sand and clear coat

The small fan on most aerosol cans is what causes runs

@@prawny12009 didn’t know that. Thanks for the tip.

Someone the best paint on the market, I'd go out at 2am in the mourning with 2 cans and tear up a whole block and ditch. fun times

@@KingTheGermanShepherd high output is good

With Rattle cans the top to bottom rule doesn't really matter because of the different solvents used in Aersol cans versus spray gun can, the Aerosol solvents fan out and evaporate within a couple of inches of the can.

Good for you!! I've also painted many a car with spray bombs 😂 some I would start from the bottom and work my way up and others I would start at the top and work my way down and both ways I had very impressive ( and professional) results. Long before the "turbo" cans and also with the turbo cans!! Also myth busters proved that starting at bottom ends with the same result as starting at the top!! JUST BECAUSE ITS YOUR WAY DOESN'T MEAN ITS THE BEST AND AND THAT PEOPLE SHOULD DO IT THAT WAY!! GTFOHYFI

I’m about to paint a camper you recommend painting the truck in areas ? Like paint the right side then the top then the left ?

@@The-bu5kv Paint the top first "if" it's the hardest to reach. The entire top... At least two coats. Not like in this video bouncing all over the place then having to go back to areas that weren't painted properly to begin with, LIKE HE DID.. That's not how you paint! Also by painting your camper top first, that will make painting the rest of the camper so much easier! And it will keep you from leaning into wet paint (on the sides of the camper) while you are trying to also paint the top of the camper at the same time. Too many things can go wrong, so just paint the top FIRST if it's up kinda high.. Tape off areas properly. Make sure the surface is smooth and completely dry before painting. The area should not be peeling or chipped. Lighty sand/scuff the areas of concern that are not ready to paint. Use a "primer" to cover any areas that you sanded down to the metal substrate while smoothing the body surface (to prevent rust), but try your best to prevent "sand-throughs" from happening at all so be gentle.. If using a primer, let the primer dry (usually takes a day) then lighty "scuff up" the primer (using a scuff pad or fine grit sandpaper) to make it smooth and ready to paint. Try to use some "tack cloth/rag" (if possible, found in most places rattle spray cans are found) to wipe over the surface and remove any dust or unseen debris before you spray for best results.. Thoroughly shake/mix the paint. Try to use a "charcoal" air filter (breathing apparatus), to filter the air that you will be breathing (if done in an enclosed space) as to not harm your health. Using "regular" rattle spray cans I would stay about 6-7 inches back from surface while spraying to prevent runs, pile ups, and uneveness of the paint, and for the best spray coverage. Be sure to use long stokes at a slow to medium pace. And most importantly, COMPLETELY cover the entire "REACHABLE AREA" before moving to the next REACHABLE AREA, or simply go Panel to Panel, meaning: roof, then fender, then door, then rear quarter panel, then trunk, etc.. Lastly, buy enough paint for at least TWO coats for longer lasting, better looking, and best protection from the UV rays of the sun that can quickly fade out "rattle can" paint jobs in NO TIME. Also using at least two coats of "clear" will greatly extended the life of the paint! Just take your TIME, do the PREP WORK, and follow at least half of what I've painstakingly written and it may not look like "I" did the paint job, but it should at least look half decent in the end haha... Good Luck and Happy Painting

@@bravokilo1972 hey man thank you for taking time to write this out ! I followed your advice and it turned out great , thank u 🙏

@@bravokilo1972 straight up many thanks for your detailed explanation. Will be following this advice to achieve what I anticipate to be a perfect result, whilst trying this for my first time thanks again!

Calm down hero paint guy, its a rattle can job.

Matt, Every paint job looks good wet. You wouldn't be able to even touch this car with your fingers without scratching it. A buffer would take all his paint work off the car!!

@@willymaze368 not true, there’s a video “can you buffer a rattle can job” it works

Pfff

I’ve wet sanded and buffed Rusto gloss clear. It looked like glass and has held up for years.

@@leegraves101 same

I thought it was a vest for a second lol

hows it holding up after 2 months?

Dont you need to sand down the old paint first?

Oh oh better get maco😜😜🤪😅

What’s prep

Would have been cheaper to use a spray gun than that many rattle cans

@@rickchant8907 Yes, but using the rattle cans was the challenge.

Trust me you don’t want to do this If you get it sanded down just take it to a shop if you rattle can it they charge even more to sand the car since it’s such a pain And think of this 15$ per spray can or sometimes auto body shops have extra paint they’ll charge less for since it’s just extra

@@therandomrobert1842 man stfu! Don't worry about what other people wanna do!

What was the name of Spray ?

Looks like a Lycoming 225 core Maybe came off of a Stinson or travel air, not too sure!!

@@mrJessaroo12 - Pretty sweet.

Where can I buy this and how much. I use to do bodywork for 35 years. Please let me know asap

I believe these come single stage base and clear in one

@@michaelcaldwell4453 noooo they sell clear coat separately

Thanks for the comment, we appreciate the advice!

Thanks for the detailed process. All of that time and work would definitely increase the cost and difficulty/skill level required to pull off. This video is for the quick and easy "cover that car with paint" paint job. Not the prettiest but it looks a heck of a lot better than it did! Thanks again for watching. Cheers mate.

I always started with roof,down one side ,other side of roof down down side,half hood 1st side fender other half hood ,fender half trunk first side 1/4 panel ,other half trunk and 1/4 panel ,this keeps the edges wet and prevents dry spots

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Excellent man, how is it on the finger?

Not as rough as my sister is……

@@chrisreynolds2410 Your Sandpaper Sally's brother eh?

Some things u don't joke about u freak.@@chrisreynolds2410

Something's fake here.The same paint did not fan out like this for me!

@@vivavita3769 you know that you can buy nozzles in paint store? You can get this wide type nozzle

did mine around the time of the video, besides rock chips i got that happens to every car it turned out great

Thanks for the feedback and tips. We ended up using about 4 cans and waiting about 30 minutes between each one as to not run the paint.

Thank you for the comment

Thanks for the comment. This has been tested and disproven.

Thanks for the comment! Sometimes you have to let it all hang loose

Let it hang

That is cool man thank you

@@mrJessaroo12 no thank you for turning me on to this spray can. I have a few things around here that need painting, and this is the perfect product for it. And I tend to watch a lot of videos with cars being sprayed with cans just to see if I got it right all those years ago. You know pick up a tip or two I can use.

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@@mrJessaroo12 😅

@Shades_of_Resilience333 we sanded all of the old paint and decals but you don't have to take it to bare metal just take off a layer, scuff it up!

@@mrJessaroo12 Thank you

Where can you get this paint at just seen the video. Pretty interesting

@@dannyhensley6900 Hardware store