Upol 2080 v Max Meyer 0300 Clear Coat With Devilbiss DV1 C1 Clear 1.2, Cheap v More Expensive

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Using the DV1 1.2 Clear C+ cap to compare clear coat, one is nearly 2 times the price!
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@watchthisspacecarchannel6523 3 года назад

I couldn’t tell the difference in the clear coats but I really don’t expect to see a very precise amount of detail watching on an old phone , but I see enough to gain a good idea ,and I think you do very well thought out subject matter, and in my case most of your content is very relevant to me so I’ve become quite a fan of your work ....awesome stuff !!!

@peteshobbies5383 3 года назад

Thanks, much appreciated, yes, it's difficult to capture it even afterwards on a 4k camera, I have no one to please only you guys so i just give you my honest opinion, in the case of this video the finish way really very good from the gun and even after 7 days you couldn't tell any difference between the clears, they both stand up well to the elements so i don't think one is above the other. What isn't so apparent on camera is how much easier the better quality one is to spray, it is much more forgiving, cheers 👍

@watchthisspacecarchannel6523 3 года назад

@@peteshobbies5383 that surprised me the most, I was under the belief that once a clear is mixed the rest falls onto the gun and skills of the painter to deliver, I’m going to try some different clears now to understand a bit more of what you mean there, and one question if you don’t mind , in your opinion which gun would you prefer for clear , that DV1 or the WS400 ?

@peteshobbies5383 3 года назад

Yes, the better one's flow much smoother, suffer less from runs and solvent pop if over applied, I've never used the really expensive one's because it's only for enjoyment, I don't do it for a living so can take time, do again if necessary etc, but i can see why the pros would use good stuff because in the long run it's cheaper because much fewer problems. I would definitely pick the DV1 , the WS has a slightly bigger fan and can be a bit temperamental, having said that, i use two settings on the WS that seam to work, 2 1/4 out on fan, full fluid for a flat finish with HS clears and 3 out on fluid and 3 out on fan for for a Japanese finish, great looking gun through 👍

@watchthisspacecarchannel6523 3 года назад

@@peteshobbies5383 greatly appreciate your response , ty

@patrickjoy9551 3 года назад

The shine looked the same credit the painter and gun but the more expensive clear did have more depth look to it. Over time is when the difference will really show itself. Well done P.H.

@peteshobbies5383 3 года назад

Hi Patrick, thank you, Yes, you are correct time will tell although I've used the Upol for a fair few years and it holds up very well, same with the Max, it was really interesting to spray them side by side because i would have put good money on the Max keeping it's initial shine over the Upol as when I've used them independently I always think the Max has a better shine. What doesn't show is how much easier the better quality one is to spray, you can load it more without runs or solvent pop and its generally more forgiving, doesn't show in the video because I'm used to using the Upol, appreciate the comments 👍

@JohnWD40TC02 3 года назад

I've only used the DV1 clear gun 3 or 4 times but I felt right at home with it as soon as I pulled the trigger for the first time, IMO it gives me a better finish than my GTI ProLite with the T110 cap. I think that most people that don't like this gun are fast professional painters as I do agree it is slower than my GTI but I'm not a fast painter so it suits me a treat, oh and BTW I hate marmite 🤢😂 The Upol is a great clear for the price, other budget clears I like is the Multi-Mix MS and the Final Systems HS clear but the best clear I've found for the money is the Octoral C401 which is a new reformulated version of the C400, the C401 lays down great and flows out to a glass like finish. If you want a good high end clear my go to is the Roberlo Kronox 610 fantastic clear.

@peteshobbies5383 3 года назад

Yes, i would agree 100%, on the fast professionals bit not the Marmite😂, you can understand it if you have a lot to do i guess but for me the DV1 gives a great finish, I do notice it uses more air or certainly seems to compared to TE20 cap although Devilbiss say it uses less, bit like Diesel emissions i guess, you can make it what you like! Appreciate the clear recommendations, I have some Mipa CX4 to try but haven't got round to it yet, a kit lasts me a wile for what i do

@JohnWD40TC02 3 года назад

I've heard the CX4 is a good clear but haven't tried it, I got a 7.5L kit of the Roberlo 610 over a year ago now and it's just under half full, I break it out now and then if I feel like a good finish. Yes agree the DV1 gives a great finish and is ideal for what I do and isn't a hose pipe that I have to chase around the panel, also love the DV1S it's a great gun and is more than capable of doing full panels plus it has a better fan pattern than the SRI.

@andrewstaton4969 7 месяцев назад

Just finished clear coating my motorbike frame. Upol clear with fast hardener,ani150 mini 1.3 tip, full fluid and fan, 2.3 bar. Went on smooth, but when dried it looked orange peel. Plus, at the edges of the fan it was landing on the surface, dry and dusty. Any pointers Pete? I'm a total novice, as you may have guessed 😂 Cheers Andy

@peteshobbies5383 7 месяцев назад

Hi Andy, If you have an R150, it is probably a 1.2 as they didn't make a 1.3. Take a look at the air horns. If there are 2 air holes in each horn, it's the later type with a bigger fan. The later type likes its air, so for clear, I would run it around 3.5 bar, the earlier type, one hole in each horn, around 3.2 bar. If any area is dry, it's because you are not putting enough on, the extra pressure will help with this, I would suggest you turn the fan in to make it small, as the majority of a frame isn't a wide area and you'll just be throwing excess material all over the place. Adjust the air pressure after you have turned the fan in as it will change as a result. I hope that helps 👍

@andrewstaton4969 7 месяцев назад

Thanks Pete, very much appreciated. Definitely the best spraying channel on RU-vid and I have seen lots. Thanks again 😊

@peteshobbies5383 7 месяцев назад

@andrewstaton4969 Cheers mate, if you get stuck, give me a shout again 👍

@dorinnichita19 2 месяца назад

Nice jobs and I will try U-pol s2080 for first time and I'm curious to see how will be after one year time!

@peteshobbies5383 2 месяца назад

Hi Mate, I've been using it as a cheap clear for years and it holds up well, it harder to use as it flow as well as most but once you are used to it its fine, cheers 👍

@PHARRAWAY 3 года назад

Looks good nice work

@peteshobbies5383 3 года назад

Cheers, thank you 👍

@deanbrown7643 3 года назад

Looks an awesome gun I'm comming up to retirement soon so will stick with my Sri pro 😄😄😄

@peteshobbies5383 3 года назад

If it ain't broke, don't fix it, I love my Sri and it will preform as it always has, just cause new things come out doesn't make the older stuff preform worse than it did,

@niamakhtar2234 3 года назад

Hi Pete, I hate Marmite!!! A very nice looking gun. Need to add one to my collection. A gun to me is like riding a bike. Once you have tried one, then the rest are no different. I swear, that the Bellaria W400 sits so comfortable, due to design, weight andvtrigger action. Enough said.

@peteshobbies5383 3 года назад

Hi Niam, how can you not like Marmite 😁😁, the DV1 is certainly a strange one, I was fully expecting a really awkward gun to set up, as you say it's a bit like riding a bike but i had heard so much on social media about the clear gun, some not good i must say, that it took me by surprise, it was effortless, really nice, fine for this comparison but would need to wind it in just a little to get a factory finish 👍

@niamakhtar2234 3 года назад

@@peteshobbies5383 Hmmmm, well Pete, I always set the fluid first. As soon as I feel pressure with my eyes closed. I stop wind the needle in a full turn and then see what the material is like depending on what finish you are trying to replicate. Every gun is different, but you still need a starting point. I use the first few passes on the tack coat to tweek the material, not the fan as that is mostly dialled in, it is material flow fan distance and gun speed OR air pressure which will determine the gun finish. But god that gun is slow, feels like an hvlp, close to the panel and small fan size.... Let me see...WS400....yes, need something more to convince me otherwise.... Be SAFE!!!

@sparky1543 3 года назад

Excellent again Pete. Well done.

@peteshobbies5383 3 года назад

Thanks Ian, much appreciated, have yourself a practice tank yet?

@sparky1543 3 года назад

@@peteshobbies5383 no pete not yet. keeping an eye out though for a cheap possibly damaged local one to pop up on various selling sites. Will get one soon to try the flg out.😎

@peteshobbies5383 3 года назад

@@sparky1543Don't know if you do but I tend to watch items on ebay, you then often get offers from the sellers that are a great deal, the two tanks i use cost £18 and £24 including postage, they were a bit dented but soon sorted, cheers

@sparky1543 3 года назад

@@peteshobbies5383 just stuck a bid in on a cbr600 tank finishes tomorrow. Fingers crossed, il let you know how i get on.

@peteshobbies5383 3 года назад

@@sparky1543, yes, please do, hope you get it 👍

@rays9033 3 года назад

Thank you, a great informative video on the DV1 and clears! Do you use any type of explosion-proof lighting or active air cleaning system (not meaning a respirator mask)?

@peteshobbies5383 3 года назад

Hi Ray, I just have standard florescent lights with a few LEDs for extra lighting if needed, I use induction motor fans with the exit one having a filter that is attached to the front, they are not ATEX rated but have never caused any problems for the little i do. Everything is switch on before you start so no sparks, a compressor is also in there which could spark when it starts but I've never had a problem in 25 years so the compressor doesn't worry me

@rays9033 3 года назад

Pete's Hobbies Awesome, many thanks for all your YouYube content, always packed with great tips and learning material. Best regards from the United States.

@peteshobbies5383 3 года назад

Thanks Ray, much appreciated 👍

@rikujkoivisto 3 года назад

Hi Pete! What do you think, when we may see the DV1S mini gun review..?? After GTI Pro lite, SRI, Sata 4400, this DV1S may be next to our collection..?

@peteshobbies5383 3 года назад

Hi Riku, yes, I am hoping to getting one, so will hopefully soon 👍

@vehiclesprayerssociety 2 года назад

nice vid. buddy very informative.😍😍😍

@peteshobbies5383 2 года назад

Thank you buddy as always 👍

@vehiclesprayerssociety 2 года назад

you're always most welcome Buddy 😍🤩

@Curiosity_Cars 2 года назад

ive never had a issue applying upol. since i was like 14/15 years old. im now 33

@peteshobbies5383 2 года назад

Hi buddy, me too, I have over the last year or so been trying different clears and there are some good priced great preforming clears out there that flow better than Upol and are more forgiving but I think if you can apply Upol well then it makes a lot of the others easier

@mreightytwenty8709 3 года назад

Another good one mate....keep safe

@peteshobbies5383 3 года назад

Cheers mate, did you get the info re fan size?

@mreightytwenty8709 3 года назад

@@peteshobbies5383 Yes i did.. not much in it eh

@peteshobbies5383 3 года назад

@@mreightytwenty8709 , surprisingly not, very close 👍

@Sevy77 3 года назад

Do you use thinners in the upol ?? I used 10% and wasnt impressed thought max 0200 was much better for same price.

@peteshobbies5383 3 года назад

Hi, no, i only warm it up so it's thinner as the temperature was around 8c or around 46f, i only use fast not extra fast hardener as ex fast does bring it down, having said that it does with a lot of clears, never used the 0200

@medievilassassin Год назад

Hey mate in your opinion what is the best HS clear to use for home use without ovens , I’m looking at something to replace multimix HS clear which is still soft 6 months later

@peteshobbies5383 Год назад

Hi Jason, I presume you have been using MM2, which is the HS version? I use that as well and haven't had a problem with a soft finish, most like some heat, and in winter, you will struggle with anything that isn't extra fast harder, however, most of the time, 10c plus most clears should be fine within a day or 2, certainly to handle and polish if necessary although it can take a few weeks to fully cure depending on the clear. What hardener do you have for the MM2?

@medievilassassin Год назад

@@peteshobbies5383 yea mate I use the HS version it’s weird as I wet sanded and polished and it’s like glass , but I can put my finger nail in it . Weird maybe put too much clear on but I’m thinking of getting the UPOL or Kapci stuff which would you suggest for ease of use and drying

@peteshobbies5383 Год назад

@Jason Jones Maybe it was a suspect batch of harder, the Kapci 6030 is good but it's the worst one I've used when it's cold, it come from Egypt so there Extra fast is like a fast, it struggles in winter unless you have some heat, fine in the summer though. The Upol doesn't flow as well, but goes off quickly especially with the extra fast but you can get some die back using extra fast

@medievilassassin Год назад

@@peteshobbies5383 even after the dye back does it sand and polish up ok mate

@peteshobbies5383 Год назад

Yes, normally it's fine, I only use the extra fast in there primer or when it's under 12c as the fast goes off well once the temperature has gone up a bit and it doesn't die back much at all

@francispowell1811 Год назад

Marmite. Hate it crew.

@davidparker9676 3 года назад

The quality of the clear will become obvious over time. Cheap clears will burn and haze in the sunlight. Quality clears will last decades longer. I have cars that are parked outside in the southern California sun that still look great after 20+ years. I use the cheaper clears on areas that won't see direct sunlight: door jambs, under the hood (bonnet), inside the trunk (boot) etc.

@peteshobbies5383 3 года назад

Hi David, Yes of course, The Upol 2080 i have used for years so i know it's last well, including on bikes in southern Spain which has a similar climate to southern California so it lasts under harsh conditions, similarly the Max Meyer 0300 but in the past i have always thought the more expensive one had a much better shine which just wasn't true although i thought it would be. What is difficult to show is the ease which the more expensive clear flows so is much easier to get a better finish, appreciate the comments👍

@davidparker9676 3 года назад

@@peteshobbies5383 A friend of mine was a chemist for PPG. He told me the base resin is the same for all clears, costing about $10 USD per gallon. The real difference in the clear coat is in the additives and solids content. Cheaper clears have low grade UV inhibitors and are thinned with solvent. High grade clears are not thin and contain very costly, high-grade additives. The best UV inhibitors are thousands of dollars per gallon. Cheap UV inhibitors give the clear a yellow cast, the expensive ones are crystal clear and do not affect the color of the base. Cheap clears with a yellow tinge can ruin a color match. I agree, an expensive clear makes it easier to spray and less likely to get drips, runs and sags. Thanks again for your video uploads and response comments.

@peteshobbies5383 3 года назад

Hi David, that's interesting, i know some cheap clears are definitely lower solids, there has to be a reason to all the differences in prices. I must admit, I have never tried any of the really expensive clears so maybe I'm missing out, the few i use don't seam to suffer from yellowing in the cup or after application even after many years, I know what you mean about it affecting colour , i see many cases of it on social media with various colours, it seams many clears have a yellowish tint, haven't noticed it on either of these to be fair, cheers 👍

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