Thanks glad it helped!

Always! Thanks

You’re very welcome! Thanks for watching and welcome to the family

But if you had to add the cheat coat to balance out the black plastic and the primed piece why not just prime both to match? @@ThePaintPaperHustle

You absolutely can. But primer is more expensive than scrap base coat that’s left over. So it’s simply cutting coat and time bc then that primer would also need sanding before paint meaning more time.

That’s awesome! We cover a lot of diy and painting on this channel

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Cory thanks a ton for watching. I hope we can grow with more people like you that enjoy it all as it really can help a lot of people. I hope you have a wonderful new years!

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Awesome! Thanks for watching

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Yes it did!

I’ve heard of a lot of people doing that

Hey buddy that’s a step above a lot of folks 💪🏻 rock on

You can do either. I prefer to do them exactly like I did in this video either way depending on what out come I want

Every product is different so you need to refer to that products tech sheet to see if it needs hardeners or reducers and what the ratios are. Besides that it’s the same steps as in this video. Good luck

For blocking the primer I use 320

Hey how did your Jeep Fenders come out?

If I was to use rattle can clear it’d be a 2k rattle can clear. Any brand as long as it’s a 2k clear which would probably need to be ordered online unless you have a local paint supplier that sells them

@@ThePaintPaperHustle Thank you!

I’ve never tried that. Maybe could use plastic dip to give it a satin black look like textured plastic

Robert ok first off thanks a ton for watching and thanks for asking the question as that’s exactly what I want this channel to do is help others. So my first question is have you used guide coat? If you have not then I think using it as we show you’ll quickly see works. Here’s why. Everyone just dust it all over the place bc it puts small dots literally everywhere. If you look closely when I show this in this video you’ll see that the black is all over the place. When you sand primer with guide coat the primer quickly turns as clean and pure as clean white snow but light grey lol. So it’s super easy to see where there’s still guide coat being it goes all over the place in a fine mist. Applying it in even patterns won’t hurt anything at all so feel free to do so. However don’t waste it as it’s not dirt cheap. I think using it you’ll see it just takes a fast dusting. Next time you use it on primer try half in even pattern and over half just dusted quickly all over and see what you think. Lastly I’m glad you checked oil pressure lol. I wish I would of known to not trust the gauge and also feel oil pan for heat as Kevin did at TKM to prove hot oil was flowing. It’s going to be a very expensive mistake on my part that I’ll hopefully never make again. Thanks so much for watching it means a ton!

Thank you that makes sense now! and no I've never painted anything except with a rattle can(I'm pretty good with a rattle can by the way Lol) I'm a dentist with 6 kids and I have built a few motors but never painted anything. I am however fascinated by paint and body professionals like you and I feel like I would totally enjoy painting like you someday! Thank you for your videos! I love them!

If you’re good with a can then you can handle this. I enjoy my style painting bc it’s stress free. I don’t normally do big high end paint jobs where I have to worry about trash or quality I just paint and have fun doing it. From time to time we do high end work but they are never fun as a good ole salvage title flip car.

Basically same thing. Scuff it, bull dog, then paint. No primer needed.

Personally if you have it I’d try it. Just let the primer dry for a few days before painting over top of. But if you don’t want to risk it then a quart of 2k primer shouldn’t be much at all

Hey they will look amazing when you’re done

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Depends on the job. This one I don’t remember honestly. Primer probably 2 coats and base depends on color. Clear 2-4

If you’re asking about me then I’m located in Wilmington NC

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Oh wow that’s interesting and crazy I did not know that man thanks for sharing

Awesome I’m so glad I could help you

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@ThePaintPaperHustle thanks I was hoping you was in MICHIGAN 🤣🤣

@henrythompson5624 you’re welcome

Yes but I’d be adding primer, then drop coat, then correct color vs just drop coat and correct color

@@ThePaintPaperHustle then why not just primer and correct color?

@johnniemo only to save money. If I use old scrap paint that’s close to the same color then it takes less paint of the correct color that I have to buy which saves me a lot per year.

Sorry it didn’t work for you. Thanks for watching