Paint Chip Repair - Painting How To on Kevins Korner with Kevin Tetz - Eastwood

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In this episode of Kevin's Korner, Kevin Tetz shows you how to fix a stone chip in your paint using Eastwood products.
Kevin Tetz is the host of Trucks! on Spike and also the great Paintucation DVD series. His last project car - the 1966 "Jaded" Mustang you may have seen at SEMA - featured many Eastwood products, including the "Jaded" green paint that was designed specifically for the project.
Eastwood has everything you need to do the job right - welders, plasma cutters, HVLP guns, powder coating supplies, soda and abrasive blasters, metal fab tools, hand tools, rust solutions, fender rollers, specialty paint and more. Since 1978.

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@Combat556 2 года назад

Tip on the razor blade; tape the corners/ends of the blade so there’s no risk of cutting a scratch into the surrounding clear.

@sirwhitecrayon2499 7 лет назад

I used this exact method prep for paint protection film on my 2 week old car that got two rock chips. It saved me a ton of money... and a body shop supplied me the needed paint and clear for the job! The razr blade worked way better then sanding over and over again. This takes patience and time. You cannot rush this!

@K8yM0n 9 лет назад

That looks great. Seriously good stuff. I'm in the industry myself, as a service tech. This body stuff is a WHOLE different ballgame. Different tools, skills, and everything. I'm looking at repairing some chips and whatnot on my own personal vehicle since she's in fairly rough shape. This video is by far the best how-to I've seen, and I'm really not into these how-to/ DIY videos since I am a professional...just with engines and suspension etc.. heh.. Thanks for sharing that information. I'll be looking at Eastwood for supplies if I need. If the supplies match the work I'm sure I'll be happy. Still can't believe how well that blended!! I hope black is easier.

@ralphrey474 7 лет назад

the new trick was the razor blade to flatten the touch up paint. Greatly appreciate that advise. Thanks

@shawnoconnor970 7 лет назад

I've watched about 30 of these videos today and this guy is the only one who knows what he's doing. Awesome video. Thanks!

@rmcustom9573 6 лет назад

You call pouring the fucking clear-coat the wrong way out of the can, and spilling it all over the table & floor, "KNOWS WHAT HE's DOING" !????? This clown is a complete LOSER !!!!!!!!!!! And so aren't you !

@mypointofview6056 6 лет назад

Sounds like jealously to me. Anyone can pick up a can wrong. I am sure your loser ass has done it before. When you do everything perfect then you can cast that stone. I am pretty sure your not perfect either. How many TV shows do you have? How many big name sponsors do you have! Just shut up!

@TheSterlingArcher16 4 года назад

Ain’t that the most relatable thing I’ve heard all day!

@RM-gc4zk 4 года назад

@@rmcustom9573 I see you don't like this guy? You must be jealous or something, if not why do you keep hating?

@squirrelkilla7371 3 года назад

@@rmcustom9573 You're pathetic

@TheLiangs 11 лет назад

wow, best technique I've seen so far, will give it a go.

@JayKay-ht8rg 4 года назад

Very Helpful!! Clear, Simple and Concise. Perfect! Thankyou. 😊👍🏼

@eastwoodco 11 лет назад

Visit Eastwood.com for everything you need to do the job right. Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to our videos.

@tonybailey3944 8 лет назад

Nice one Kevin, excellent explanation for this DIY

@rmcustom9573 6 лет назад

1st name basis w/this loser ey Tony !?? Sounds like you suck this clown off Tony !

@stebenit 6 лет назад

quality vid used the razor blade method on a few lacquer runs in the past , using a 2k clear in my eyes is a permanent fix don't think anyone would notice that repair...

@pooneyheat 7 лет назад

Best rock diy chip repair vid on youtube!

@andrewhudson3723 2 года назад

Excellent advise from the paint master!!

@eastwoodco 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@BADMOPARCZ 10 лет назад

AWESOME! Thank you Kevin very much.

@chillierdavro 11 лет назад

Nice, I might try this technique on a couple of big bonet chip's

@Commodore-dr6oj 9 лет назад

Thanks mate will give this a try

@husky1232 5 лет назад

hello kevin i am new to this first time thanks for your video just want to ask you if the blend is perfect mach or even good enough mach why not leve it and not bother until later on eg spray hole panal and the other thing was what would you use if chip is to bare metal eg would you use etch paint then base and then clear? thank you so much

@erngre1 8 лет назад

So don't fear the sand paper. Thank you. Good tip with the razor blade. OK I will try this on my 2015 Town and Country. On areas that are not visible. Then if that looks good the more visible areas. Yikes...............Wise me luck.

@voetschy 4 года назад

Thanks for the video!

@patrikalexander2521 6 лет назад

Hi Kevin, you mention 7.58 into the clip, you can do a simple respray. I assume that is clear coating the whole guard. Would that require matting the entire guard to, make the clear coat stick to the old clear coat?

@davidc.4925 8 лет назад

Nice video. I need to repair a stone chip. How long to wait after cc before you razor-scrape? Should it be fully cured or only touch-dry?

@joepak2 4 года назад

Hi.Can I use krylon spray paint on a really small chip on a base-clear coat painted bumper? I'm on a tight budget cuz the car was recently painted.

@BboyNeversleep 4 года назад

Instead of using the razor to level out the 1st clear coat, can you also wet sand it with grit paper (1500 or higher)?

@Cobrafanatik22 11 лет назад

Hey Kevin, what's the best way to remove clear coat runs?

@Cruzcity 2 года назад

What catalyst is being used? Multiple options on site please help narrow down to purchase. Thanks in advance!

@notmywerds Год назад

If there is no rust, isn't it a good idea to try and get some etching primer down as your first layer? That way you have sealed the steel and better tying in of the paint?

@marcuslundin8109 6 лет назад

For sure the best hands on video there is out there. No bullshit!

@eastwoodco 6 лет назад

Eastwood has nearly 2,000 videos on RU-vid with tutorials on nearly every restoration product - from welders and powder coating guns to painting, rust solutions and metal fab equipment and nearly evrything in between. We also carry hundreds of tools for the the person who's just working on a car or doing maintenance, like spring compressors and axle pullers. Thanks for watching and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE!

@tomertzur4851 8 лет назад

shouldnt you mask the surroundings to damage less area?

@MrSmittyca 11 лет назад

Thanks man good video's :)

@CTAjunior 6 лет назад

Got about 30 of these on my Camry.. too much highway driving.. gotta get rubbing

@jhawki777 7 лет назад

how about I pay you to do my 2005 S500. I have chips on my hood. tried covering it but like you said that damn brush caused me to make a over spill mess on the chips I tried to repaint.

@eastwoodco 10 лет назад

Do You Do The Job right? Are You an Eastwood Guy? Dirty Harry Welder Dream - Stop Dreaming & Get A MIG Welder - Are You An Eastwood Guy?

@philgrayson8103 9 лет назад

Eastwood Company Wow thanks for the link. Another great source on how to repair car paint chips , please see *Corbandy car sprayer crusher*. Go ahead, just search it on google.

@stuntdrvr 5 лет назад

Filmed with the latest Pickle from Clasussens

@terryhdbailey 8 лет назад

Good video but being new I am trying to figure out what to do FIRST if there is RUST. Somehow you need to take those very small spots and stop/neutralize that rust. how do you address that first?

@eastwoodco 8 лет назад

Here are two videos that may show and explain what you need to do. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vs4jt6M79W0.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dogdzmQAmDM.html Hope they help.

@Danielo197 7 лет назад

i tired this but i think i messed up somewhere along the way while using the razorblade, a little intimidating. and still have light visible scratches after polishing by hand any advice do i need a buffer?

@eastwoodco 7 лет назад

You can try buffing if the scratches aren't too deep. You may want to discuss with an Eastwood Tech at 800-343-9353

@mypointofview6056 6 лет назад

You use your razor blade at a near 90 degree angle. and you are scrapping the raised area of clear until it is level with the surrounding clear. I detailed cars for years. it takes a little practice. if you put your razor at any slanted angle you can dig into your repair and the clear around it.

@barbaramcilvaine 8 лет назад

you should you a sanding block when sanding the car. Otherwise your fingers when pressing, will cause indentations in the paint..

@Normanb15 9 лет назад

Doesnt the razor blade take off the surrounding paint clear coat?

@stallen 9 лет назад

You are shaving everything level with the razor. Just like when you shave hair off your face you don't take off the surrounding skin.... if you are careful.

@theydontknowmeson007 8 лет назад

also a reason why you always want a layer or two of wax on your car at all times, to protect the clearcoat from scratching.

@squirrelkilla7371 3 года назад

How did you prepare the razor blade?

@suchgr8hieghts 3 года назад

uhhh....by picking up a fresh blade, hold it between your fingers... then scrape the paint...

@dphotos007 5 лет назад

Thats great but the link to the Eastwood Clear Coat cost $135.00. A bit too expensive for a few rock chips. Do they sell a small can of it?

@eastwoodco 5 лет назад

Try our 2K AeroSpray. It's a 2 component paint in an aerosol can. We have some cool videos that explain how it works. See it here: www.eastwood.com/eastwood-s-2k-aerospraytm-high-gloss-matte-clear.html

@tonycavez 6 лет назад

I just did a BMW lease return , touched up the paint scratches and chips cleared with nail polish ( its lacquer ) masked the surrounding areas with aluminum tape sanded the clear then removed the tape finished sanding to level out, buffed those areas then polish the whole car got paid 400.00 it came out absolutely perfect ( the dealer wanted 800.00) , the tape keeps the repair to a minimum even when I have to use filler , forget duck tape

@andrewhudson3723 2 года назад

Using nail polish is ghetto and won't last long

@tonycavez 2 года назад

@@andrewhudson3723 you're getto wtf, i have 47 years experience in the autobody business what i forget you haven't learned yet and won't either

@andrewhudson3723 2 года назад

@@tonycavez And do you tell your paying customers that you are about to use nail polish instead of clearcoat? No you don't. Because it's ghetto.

@andrewhudson3723 2 года назад

@@tonycavez 47 years of breathing paint fumes has not made you a wise man. You're forgetting everything you knew now.

@tonycavez 2 года назад

@@andrewhudson3723 are you talking from experience ?crackhead

@jhonjohnjonjondoe5011 7 лет назад

why did you sand it with 1500 grit with no water? dry sanding is okay?

@benbecic7401 6 лет назад

Dry sanding is actually okay, you might just rub more of the particles coming off into the paint that will cause scratching, you have to buff for this method anyway so those will come out before the actual sanding marks. Im assuming you dry sand because wet sanding might activate the paint/clear and cause it to smear