How To Wet Sand Primer & Prep A Car For Paint LEARN AUTO BODY & PAINT FROM TRADE SCHOOL OR YOUTUBE ?

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@edwardsjohnson5387 2 года назад

I've finished putting in a motor, paint& body and custom interior in my 02 mc. I learned alot from you bro. I'll soon upload a video on it.

@Hgomez101 2 года назад

I went to trade school about 1 year ago and honestly I didn’t learn much. Learned mostly out in a shop and watching RU-vid videos. But I think your channel has taught me more than anything since the videos are easy to understand yet very detailed. So just wanna thank you for the time you put into these videos keep up the good work man. Much respect for you 👊

@PHARRAWAY 2 года назад

Beautiful work, prep is the most important part of the painting process

@paulym5814 2 года назад

Class is in session.. You do a great job of explaining the steps you take. The results speak for themselves.

@Corylo468 2 года назад

You’re a hard worker. You’re even harder to get contact with. Keep up the good work

@brofessormex Год назад

Trade school in 1997 and started in 2014. That talent I'm painting a 1969 Chevy bus

@P.POPE_HUNNIT44000 2 года назад

I went to trade school in 1997, my pops Nem Ala Boyz in Cleveland, Oh.Always was spraying cars, detailing or beating on a house" In 2022 I would go RU-vid 100% and not have a student loan.But the curriculum is what it is"

@georgiesautobody 2 года назад

I went to trade school in 2014, but I learned from the school of sprayway too. There ain’t a video on your page I haven’t watched at least twice. Really appreciate you real talk.💪👍

@hippiesmoke4679 2 года назад

Keep the videos comin sprayway! I learned in trade school back in 97-98. Im just now gettin back in it. Your videos are awesome bro!💪😎

@JDSpeaks 2 года назад

You know exactly what you're doing. Keep up the excellent work.

@bostonautobody2577 2 года назад

The best way to learn is find a person you can work with side by side to learn. When I learn I went to go help an older guy for free for 3 months 35 years later still at it

@luissolis5652

Before you mentioned how you learned i realized I've been learning from the school of Sprayway. I've been watching for a few years now. I've been the king if single stage on cars we flip, Now I need to learn how to polish single.. Thank you.

@jvgilyard1126 2 года назад

I went to trade school for 2 years for auto body and welding. I think I learned more from RU-vid. Keep in mind this was before RU-vid existed lol. There’s too many guys and they just give you tools and let you loose. It was very useful to have access to basically every tool ever made short of a water jet, but basically it’s the experienced students that wind up teaching the rest. Buy a junker and start making mistakes 😂

@oxyfee6486 2 года назад

I have been a automotive painter for over thirty years, I’ve painted planes, boats, trains, forest machinery, military, I even worked for John Deere. I find your videos very relaxing, you are a incredible teacher, keep up the good work my friend.

@bolt_husky 2 года назад

You are such a down to earth, chill guy! I feel like no matter what, anyone that mentions you follows it up by how nice and helpful you are. This world could use many more individuals as yourself! Also, your videos are great! Many props and thanks for sharing your knowledge

@B_Ray573 2 года назад

I can say glad you picked it back up and decided to share on this platform, sharing not just your knowledge but tips you learned from others... influence is spread in many forms and I truly appreciate you and a few other channels that share tips with us

@grindschool 2 года назад

RU-vid for sure. I learned the entire game from you! Southern Chevy TV Monte is about to be a huge hit.

@lonestarlows 2 года назад

I never went to school. I had a friend help me/show me how to do it. The first car I painted was black. So I learned a bunch right away. The only way you learn is by putting hands on the car. There is always room for improvement. I think painting over all in a backyard shop is far harder than a guy in a booth.

@huggywuggy3608 2 года назад

Sprayway is a straight Gee for posting all this content. YEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!

@fatmanfromtheholler7467 2 года назад

I am mainly self taught. I went to vo tech for automatics. Started spray bombing trucks and bondo dents with my dad at 15 from stuff his older brother and family, friends taught him. I took it higher working at circuit city installing car audio, working in mechanic shops and 8 years in a body shop with o rellies paint both which sucks because have to buy their product to basically pay for it. Frame machine is a lot of work in collision work. Autobody shop is how I seen specialty tools, networking to people. Fixing plastic bumpers heat up stud melt it in till its strong then grind the studs off apply filler, prime, block. I love autobody work it keeps my anxiety low because it's a constantly busy process from start to finish. I love you videos because it's not bland autobody its more exotic like rondo interior work, kandy paint which I never done. I taught myself to paint because shop never would teach me but tractor paint did. Then went onto single stage Neeson. Schools teach basics not exotics or hacks. Like ford Laredo guys broke torque bits. I schooled them by spraying pb nut blaster tighten it a little to remove or square body 4 hours they tired bolt mirror on it just turned so hack pilot hole bigger bolt fixed. They done bodywork for years the dad, son. Poor boy DIY shade day tricks work. Like people say dont use pepper in pin hole of radiator if someone's poor gotta be at work well it stops it. I know what I wrote may sound nutty but love seeing your videos. The way it's going may be on a TV show. One man army better than the 20 man crews with millionaire dollar shops and tools