Preparing a New Fender for Replacement - Scuffing, Tinting, Mixing, Painting

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A detailed video on how to prep a new fender for replacement. Includes cleaning, scuffing , tinting paint, mixing paint & painting. Tools, materials, Lakeside Merch listed below:
🔥 Heat Gun - www.harborfrei...
🔥 Lacquer Thinner - Auto Body Master - any brand will work i.e Home Depot, ACE, etc.
🔥 Scuff Pad - Mirka 18-118-447 4-1/2" x 9" Very Find Scuff Pads 360 Grit
🔥 Paint - Nason Ful-Cryl II & Nason Ful-Base B/C
🔥 Reducer - Auto Body Master Premium Urethane Reducer - any quality urethane reducer will work
🔥 Spray Gun - 3M Performance Spray Gun 1.4mm tip - any spray gun will work if clean and works as it should
🔥 Rubber Gloves - www.harborfrei...
🔥 Paint Suit - 3M Hooded Disposable Coveralls
🔥 Respirator - 3M 07193 Dual Cartridge Respirator Assembly Organic Vapor , Large
🔥 Lakeside Merch - brothersdesign...
🔥 Lakeside Discord (Upload Your Project Pics) - / discord

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@SomeGuyInSandy Год назад

I really like the stick trick! No need to waste money on the cups!

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

Thanks SGS - have a great weekend 🏈😄

@infiniti37G Год назад

Some of the best body work videos on youtube. 💪💪

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

I appreciate that AEW1 - have a good weekend :)

@unclemarksdiyauto Год назад

The sign of someone who takes pride in his work when even the inside of the fender, which most of it will not be seen, looks that good! Great job, Jerry!

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

Thanks a lot Mark - I appreciate the kind words. Not too many of those around these parts right now - everyone's angry about something... politics, neighbors, religion, family, $, etc :)

@unclemarksdiyauto Год назад

@@LakesideAutobody I agree many are like that! I have seen lots of body shops behind the scenes, so I am being honest. (Of course mom taught us if we have nothing good to say, say nothing at all! LOL!) That red sure pops in the video vs other colours. Hope that truck runs for a long time.

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

@@unclemarksdiyauto That's a good rule - I go out to lunch or have coffee with some old fellas around town here and you're right... if you disagree, most of the times (like 99.9%), it's best to say nothing at all. Folks don't like a good ol' healthy debate with some joking around - get too upset these days :)

@danielstrachan8988 Год назад

I’m putting on new fenders on my truck and this will be very helpful 👍👍

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

Glad it helped - have a good weekend 🔥🏈😄

@RustyGlovebox Год назад

I always learn something from your videos. The paint mixing tip makes easy sense on getting the ratios correct. Appreciate your help, nice work

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

Thanks Rusty - glad you watched the paint mixing part - to me that's the easiest way :)

@pstreetgarage7304 Год назад

It's 2AM. Having a coffee and watching a Jerry vid. Life is good 👍👍👍👍👍

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

Good times 😀 Have a good weekend PSG

@johnlazdins2004 Год назад

Hi Jerry from down under, dig the way you explain to us "backyarders" who don't have a million dollar booth we can still achieve a good finish using those same techniques. Good job mate

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

Thanks John. Thanks for watching too. Have a good weekend 👍🏈😄

@johnlazdins2004 Год назад

Always watch your show. Oh, and like the lakeside photo. Has that cooling effect! We are hot and humid at this time. Cheers.

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

@@johnlazdins2004 Stay cool - like an early 70's Mopar!

@UndergroundPaintKing Год назад

Great tips with the heat gun and using the mixing stick for measuring 👌🏾have a good weekend Jerry!

@keithclark486 Год назад

You can lightly dampen a rag / paper towel with lacquer thinner and lay it on the sticker, let it sit for a couple minutes ' remove it and then peel the sticker off. No glue residue left behind.

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

Thanks for your input Keith. I'll give it a try :)

@rockyhamilton6664 Год назад

Love ur learning videos

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

I appreciate that Rocky - thanks for watching :)

@805ROADKING Год назад

Well done Bud!!☻

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

Thanks 👍

@KensGarage1 Год назад

Another very helpful video. I may be swapping a fender and door on my girl's Sentra.Using a Fuji Turbine Sprayer that I have experimented with. Thanks.

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

I appreciate the support Ken and good luck with the turbine sprayer - let me know how it goes doing a fender with it :)

@KarenMiasnik-yf3yk Год назад

Thank you, fast and easy to watch, no extra bs:)

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

You're welcome Karen - have a good week 👍🛠✌

@jackcirrito3458 Год назад

Hey Jerry Use a heat gun all the time but for some reason never thought of using it on stickers 👌 But the plastic razor blades………never heard of them at all 😵‍💫 Both great tips. Thanks Amigo

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

You're welcome Jack - have a great weekend 😀

@hobbyautobodyfun9315 Год назад

I paint theses are the best videos . I been looking at RU-vid for 10 years . Jerry Jerry Jerry 😎👍 The man got skills

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

I appreciate your support and kind words HAF. Have a great weekend 🔥🏈😄

@hobbyautobodyfun9315 Год назад

@@LakesideAutobody no problem Jerry

@BigBlueMotors Год назад

I noticed you used your bare hand when you were blowing off the fender. I guess your not introducing too much oil from your hand to spoil the paint job. Best practices would be to use a gloved hand? Great videos. I've subscribed and hope that when I grow up, I will be able to paint a complete vehicle. 😉

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

Thanks for the sub BBM. You can always touch your work. The oil on the hands thing is magazines, tv and internet blogs. Keep good shop habits and your fine - IOW No KFC for lunch!! 😀

@rudyflores9395 Год назад

Standing by for the flip side of the fender .

@bradstaffotd4715 Год назад

Great little video. Nice job keep up the good work

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

Thanks Brad - enjoy the rest of the weekend :)

@evo6swap Год назад

Thank you beautiful work came out awesome

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

You're welcome RTE - have a good weekend :)

@kennybiggs3944 Год назад

Awesome good job 👍

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

Thanks 👍

@1manshtshowandautobodystuf891 Год назад

Did this exact same thing a month ago? Idk it's on my channel

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

👍

@markmikheyev6730 Год назад

Soak a paper towel in some thinner then put some thinner on the sticker and the soaked paper towel over it and the sticker will peel right off in a min or 2 then you just use the same thinner rag to wipe off any access glue left ;)

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

Thanks for the tip Mark - I give it a try one time :)

@BT-ih6kr Год назад

nice work Jerry. what do you use for the degreaser?

@davidduffy2046 Год назад

Amen

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

autobodymaster.com/product_list.jsp?PHPRJ_GROUP_ID=2032 Have a good weekend BT 😄

@The_R-n-I_Guy Год назад

Those CAPA stickers are a pain. Always leave glue behind.

@edmondpower5722 Год назад

Hi, interesting video, detailed scotching is very important, just curious why you didn't prime before the colour coat

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

You can if you want but it is not necessary. You can paint over old paint, primer, new paint or new primer as long as it is in good condition. Just scuff and paint. If you were painting a brand new car? Just scuff and paint :)

@edmondpower5722 Год назад

@@LakesideAutobody Thank you for the reply

@phillipvansickle4220 Год назад

I bought a complete new bed for my '68 C10. The panels are EDP coated. Should I even bother to use an epoxy primer in this case? I'm thinking urethane 2k, block sand and lay down my single stage paint.

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

I would do just like you said - scuff the panel first. Remember, epoxy primer is relatively new to auto body. In the 80's? you'd scuff these panels and paint (inside or outside) if there were no dents from shipping :)

@giovannigiorgio8962 Год назад

Nice

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

Thanks

@paulking6404 Год назад

I've been looking for Wax & Grease remover but there's a ton to choose from. So I go to your channel and there you are LOL But, what type of Wax & Grease remover do you suggest? Currently, I've been using Windex or Acetone just to clean the area but I'm getting close to putting filler and apoxy primer on an don't want to use the wrong stuff..

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

All automotive wax and grease remover is pretty similar so just find one local or readily available for a reasonable price. I use Autobody Master autobodymaster.com/product_list.jsp?PHPRJ_GROUP_ID=2032 because I can get it right in town. When I was growing up working w/ my dad we used reducer or even lacquer thinner - careful w/ thinner as it can melt stuff. Folks use rubbing alcohol too in a pinch :)

@paulking6404 Год назад

@Lakeside Autobody Sweet! Thank you. Just finishing doing some patch panels on the back of the lower cab where I made a mess of things trying to remove some janky brackets that the previous owner welded in and some of the old fuel tank brackets.

@gm-lb9oe Год назад

Hi Jerry, great video. For that particular paint, is it a enamel reducer or a urethane one?? Oh, who does your intros for you?? Sounds great 👍

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

Both the Ful-Cry and Ful-Thane use urethane reducer. Matter of fact, all Nason paints and clears use urethane reducer. I do the intros but have to work on matching the volume a bit. They might be a little loud. I just can't kick the "Metal" habit - thought I'd grow out of it one day but - nope 😄

@andrewbrown1463 Год назад

I am spraying the insides of my two replacement fenders with a coat or two of epoxy primer. Should I also spray epoxy on the outer visible surfaces as a base coat prior to top coat black?

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

You can if you want - it can't hurt but remember...epoxy primer doesn't sand well as it gums up the paper. You might want to primer the outside with a DTM direct to metal urethane primer or a lacquer primer. You could also just scuff and paint or like you said hit it with the epoxy and maybe lightly wet sand before paint to remove dust specks. Wet sanding works better when paper gums up :)

@andrewbrown1463 Год назад

Awesome thanks. I’ve decided to go with a few coats of grey filler primer over top of the scuffed black primer the panel already has on it. Then top coat and clear over that. Does that make sense? Your videos have been an amazing resource. Thanks for all of your advice and information sir!

@chetgingerich2551 Год назад

It sounds like you have your air compressor inside the garage. What do you do to keep it from stirring up dust when it kicks on? I’m having trouble with this.

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

It's a smaller compressor - here's a vid on it - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-53miAObOdVY.html When it comes to dust in a paint job, it has nothing to do with what's in the shop, compressor, etc. Only what's already on the surface of what you are painting before the first coat. IOW - all the dust in your paint job comes from what already on the panel before the first coat. See this video for more on that - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VNrIwVMxjI0.html the part where we focus on making sure the surface is dust free :)

@chetgingerich2551 Год назад

Thank you

@mycobain3114 Год назад

Thanks for the great video. I was wondering how long you waited between 1st-2nd&3rd coat of paint? Also what would you recommend for a temperature to maintain while painting. I live in Wyandotte it’s usually pretty chilly

@mycobain3114 Год назад

Wyoming-

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

You'll be fine waiting 10-15 minutes between coats - even less sometimes if its really warm out. I usually keep it around 65 in the shop but you can paint at a lot of different temps - probably anywhere from 55-100 degrees using different temp reducers - they make slow for hot temps on up to fast for low temps - I use medium all the time :)

@mycobain3114 Год назад

@@Brian-jm2xr Wyoming -dang spell check got me again

@dogit1840 Год назад

Read scuff pad will not give you a deep enough scratch for the paint to adhere to 400 or 320

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

The red scuff pad is right around 320 grit - grey is right around 1000

@martybeaudry5747 Год назад

great work

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

Thanks Marty :)

@chipwoods4264 Год назад

Are you sure about that mixing ratio??

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

You're right it's 8:1 - 8 parts paint to 1 part activator. Good observation. Then you can add the amount of reducer that you like - they say 2 part but you can add more or less depending on your needs and likes :)

@mr.savage3784 Год назад

96 or 97 f250?

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

Close...early 90's Chevy Silverado 😊

@BearBudgetTurbine Год назад

How is the price on that nason single stage? This is the enamel paint then, I think. Best for parts? Engine bays? Metal dash? Never used it, but my local paint supplier has it

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

It's probably middle of the road when it comes to price. The price depends on color so... I can't give you an exact price for a quart or gallon. As for quality - I promise you'll like this paint - Ful-Cryl (acrylic enamel) or Ful-Thane (urethane) - both are excellent for anything automotive. Here's a complete with the Ful-Cryl (cheapest) - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2H3UHCgQu2Q.html and a year later - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LMsf7ZUAda0.html I think if you try it, you'll stick with it :)

@BearBudgetTurbine Год назад

@@LakesideAutobody thanks👍 I will go check out that video now...

@jackcirrito3458 Год назад

That was urethane you used there? Right

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

@@jackcirrito3458 That was Acrylic Enamel. Nason makes both. Ful-Cryl is enamel and Ful-Thane is urethane - both great :)

@rodmacisaac5963 Год назад

Thanks Jerry!

@designsinorbit Год назад

Would you mind to give me a referral to a good quality, low cost base coat and clear coat brand? I am at the point where I'm buying paint for the first time! Eventually painting a '72 Monte.

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

I like Nason BC/CC for a medium priced auto paint. Matrix is good too. For super low cost, you can't go wrong with using a base color from paint for cars dot com or TCP Global Restoration Shop auto paint. You can clear it with UPOL clear coat - here's a vid on that clear - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MNpmqk18cd4.html here's the base coat from TCP - tcpglobal.com/pages/restoration-shop Last the paintforcars base - paintforcars.com/product-category/auto-paint-gallons/acrylic-urethane-paint-basecoat-starfire-gallons/

@designsinorbit Год назад

@@LakesideAutobody You are the best. Thank you!

@designsinorbit Год назад

Follow up- what would you suggest for a HIGH build forgiving primer?

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

@@designsinorbit If your body work really needs help, the highest building primer is feather fill by evercoat. Otherwise they all build thickness about the same. I use lacquer primer surfacer mostly but not opposed to urethane - lacquer is just easier to use - no mixing or pot life. Any brand will work fine for you - what ever is the most cost friendly - I use Autobody Master. Here's a primer vid that may help - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-I5RaAgbNOe0.html

@designsinorbit Год назад

I just read on paintforcars that the urethane reducer's shelf life after opening is 7 days. They weren't clear as to whether that's after mixing or just in general. If in general, that would make practicing on small parts expensive! And buying a gallon to save money would be out of the question. Should I stop bugging you with questions and ask the manufacturer? Or does this help your channel? :)

@giovannigiorgio8962 Год назад

I would tone down the intro. Just saying RIP headphone users.

@LakesideAutobody Год назад

OK - thanks :)