Came for the prep, enjoyed the music and conversation

I know this video is old BUT personally I wouldn't mind longer videos. KZfaq and online forums is where I learn so much from so the more time I spend watching your informational video the less time I have to watch all the useless crap on here thats trending. Anyways, thanks for the info. Much appreciated.

If your going to paint anything, listen to Windy. Nobody has decades of experience that can hold a light to this man.

loved this video. Loved listening to you. I am going to try this on a plastic lounge chair. Thanks Windy

I just stumbled on your videos, seem like a real genuine guy! Got my Respect dude! Keep doing your thing loved that basic editing thing you threw in there lol, don't worry your doing great man!

ONE OF MY OBJECTIVES IS NOT LEAVE OUT STEPS, SOME VIDEOS GET LONG BUT ALL THE INFO IS THERE FOR SERIOUS SUBSCRIBERS TO OUR CHANNEL.

Im so mad right now I found out older bathtubs in mobile homes, were injection molded with ABS PLASTIC then they turn the mold over and they add fiberglass and resin and call it a tub. So if one doesn't know this your going to become so passed youll want to put it outside for a play pool or use it as a pond. Just an FYI

So nice person

My heartfelt mercy for you dealing with embedded mold release compound. It leaches up to the surface over time and bubbles the paint.

90% prep 10% paint

Brittney. I used to paint cars for a living, and we use to ALWAY use bulldog adhesion promoter on all plastic parts and it worked great.

Awesome information and attention to detail. Thank you

Great info much thanks. "The paint job is the prep work" someone once told me.

Um..... yeah I'm a new fan no doubt!!! Dude has swagger!! Thanks for the education brotha! God bless

Thanks, good info! I put new plastics on a 1986 Honda Helix. But the floor, step through parts are flat and ugly. I was wondering how to clean them up, prepping for paint.

Sounds like a fellow newenglander thanks for the video

Great video thanks for the info

President Cornelius Moss! Lol 😂 he reminded me of a Netflix Designated Survivor actor, down to the stare, accent and voice haha. Back to reality- Thanks for sharing your knowledge on this stuff. Tomorrow I’m gonna repaint my kid’s table, I hope it’ll be good.

You're the greatest Painter i've ever listened to. .... rad

THANKS FOR SHARING,I have used BULLDOG adhesion promoter in the past with good results.Modern plastics seem less prone to melt and crack than say old 750 Honda sidecovers.Lots of modern products available to make it easier to get good results.I will try to show the promoter next plastic I paint.AGAIN THANKS ! Windy

Haha “ I’ll have to advertise adult diapers”, great video! And thank you for the tips.

Great videos man! Good information and well delivered! Thanks!

Thanks for the tips. Gonna use them on a power wheel refinishing job I'm gonna experiment on.

so cool

Kerosene? That stuff has paraffin wax in it. Try wet sanding with 3M Wet Sanding Sponges, 400 grit. Wash, use electrical contact cleaner or brake cleaner, then adhesion promoter, color paint and finally clear it! Wet sand from 1000 grit to 3000 grit and finally, a high quality polish. FYI, polishing compounds range from 800 grit to about 2500, they might make a finer one too.

Great video sir, appreciate all the information and effort you put in them

Holmes be ALL over the place.. from what he does, what you should do, what they used to do, stacking decks somewhere.. what he might do.. (on a molecular level.) Lol.

Awesome video everything I wanted to know. I was painting my rear view mirror and wondering why the paint came off. Good to know it wasn't my paint.

Great vid.Thank you✌✌!!

Great vid. Thanks! Could you do a vid on painting a swingarm? Ive got the beautiful 02 CBR954RR. Red, black, gunmetal came stock and i love it.... Except the only thing (besides rotors&forks) on the bike that doesn't match is the bright silver swingarm!

Thanks for the video. Looks awesome.

Thanks for the info. I've got a plastic truck grille panel to strip and repaint. I wonder if that Bulldog stuff would work instead of primer on my styrene plastic model car bodies.

I love your style!

Thanks for the video really really enjoyed it! :) Gonna give it a whirl on my Yamaha RD250LC I'm starting to restore.

If I have a spray can that has Primer already in it( like rust - oleum) do I still need to use the "bulldog adhesion promoter???

wish i saw this before i painted.... thanks for the video

This was super helpful Thank You for sharing 🤗

You sound slightly like Christopher walken and i love it

Thanks for the video. I just got done ruining the plastic on Kawasaki KLR. I’ll have to go back and start over again, thanks.

Great video man 👍🏼

Going to try this on my klr650 thanks for the video!

Great tips and thanks for helping me . My tip: Lift up your camera a bit it will save you leaning down and me seeing half your head .

RINSE IF POSSIBLE IN EXTREME DIRT CONDITIONS I WOULD ALSO STEAM CLEAN AND USE A GOOD DEGREASER LIKE PREPALL. I WILL BE STARTING SOME REALLY OLD CARBON FIBER PARTS IN TWO WEEKS AND WILL GO THRU ALL THE STEPS ON THE NEW VIDS IN 4K.

Have old spray paint I need to get off my four wheeler plastics, what's the best grit to sand and get ready for paint?

i never painted gutters but try a small test to see how paint sticks first. SAND first,prime with primer sealer,paint with outdoor brush is probably best?

Im going to try to paint a power wheel, do I need to prime it? With same paint that says had prime already?

Well put inteligente,piece of knowledge. Right on.

Still the best how to for painting plastics.

You seem like a character,..... subscribed.

so.. here I am in central Australia a gizillion miles from a paint supplier. I have acrylic left over from doing the 4WD, clearcoat, primer and thinners. And I wanna repaint my fairings. So I'm thinking.. as long as I clean the existing paint like hell with soap and water after I sand it back very very thoroughly to get an adhesive surface.. so it's spotless and super "keyed".. then prime it.. without too much thickness.. then do a lot of coats of top.. then a lot of clearcoat. I might get a finish that doesn't peel or chip. Am I wrong? It seems to me all these videos say the same thing - clean clean clean. Is that enough? After all paint is a plastic and as long as it sticks to the object it should work. In theory.. :) Or do I need an "adhesive" layer? What do you think?

Well done 👍 & liked.. I have an old laptop back case to spray paint black tomorrow.. and it's a lil dusty.. For pre cleaning, should I wipe it down with isopropyl alcohol or just plain warm water with mild detergent before spraying paint.. what do you suggest? Also is a primer spray mandatory which I don't have at hand?

Hi.. I am a new home owner. Can I paint these vinyl gutters to my liking? What paint should I use? Should I use paint brush or roller? Please let me know.

This bloke definitely comes from the same area as Henry Winkler, has the same accent, and sense of of humour. Good job mate. ✌️

Will that work in kayaks? Im planning to paint my kayak

Is there anything that you would change from this video? For example would you use any of the new paints that state minimal prep and no primer is needed?

So is the bulldog product a primer? If not can I use a grey primer on Kawasaki motorcycle plastic klr 250 1985

What kind of paint Brands would you recommend ?

Great video, very informative! In the middle of restoring a 2008 Kawisaki 750 and want to change paint colors. Should I sand down to the black thermo-plastic and start new or can the existing surface be sanded and then prepped? Thank you!!!

Think u for knowledge what types of paint to use for plastic. Filipino like plastic

does this primer work for all plastic? PP? HDPE?...ABS?...issue is i got hard plastic part and paint doesnt stick to that....its not an auto part...im thinking to use this as a try...

For plstic Surface clean Then surface prep such as sanding Then surface wash including rubbing Alcohol Then it's appropriate primer for plastic that would be a plastic acrylic primer however many coats whilst allowing suffiecent drying time between coats But then we come to is there a spray on undercoat that's required? Top coat 1-2 coats allow suffiecent curing time between coats even wet sand between coats even necessary Then after final top coat I'd use a clear cost protective spray it takes 3 days to dry but it gives a bit more durability to top cost finish

Sanding it down to create a profile, so primer adheres then apply finish👍👍

What about undercoat I've looked to see if there's any appropriate spray on undercoat for plastic but there's hardly owt out there which tells me it's not necessary unless anyone can tell me different pls feel free

What would you do if you rubbed through 2K primer on the edges

Windy!! What if the plastic is already painted? Do you still have to use adhesion promoter?

What type of paint should I use after this?

I know this is old but you don't rise after sos pad just wipe? and just wipe after sanding wouldnt there still be dirt?

Funny! He cuts himself off at the end!

CLEAN WITH SIMPLE GREEN OR DE GREASER LIKE ACETONE TO AVOID FISH EYES. IF YOU CAN LIGHTLY PRIME WITH SEALER PRIMER ODDS ARE GOOD YOU PAINT WILL STICK AND LAYOUT WELL. SEVERAL LIGHT COATS BETTER THAN ONE THICK ONE.GOOD LUCK.

Another old trick was to use actual clear coat as an adhesion promoter. It bonds like crazy.

That’s a sweet shirt! Where can I get one man!

CLEAN WITH SIMPLE GREEN AND WATER,ETCH WITH 400 SANDPAPER,USE ONLY PRIMER SEALER,PAINT ANY COLOR.

After the adhension spray, then primer and paint?

Thanks for the video. Very informative. Now, what if I want to paint some plastic parts which already painted. Should I sandpaper it all the way down to raw plastic? or I can just scuff the old paint? and if I scuffed it, should I use primer before the the new paint?

Great guy! Helped me alot thank you

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Thank you doing car trims at moment

I want to spray paint a plastic bin container. What do I have to put on first to make it stay? Every time I do it, the paint peels off the container please help😩😩😩

You forgot the flame treatment, it is required to get the OEM mold release agents out of the plastic surface.

The 750 side cover is exactly why I'm here

what's a good product to remove paint from rubber pieces like door strips/trim, got them painted and the paint never dried and its super tacky

How long do you let the 2 coats of bulldog dry before your base coat?

what about dirtbike plastics?

Hey I was wondering where you're at I do have some of this stuff that needs done my question is I have a couple Kawasakis folder and they have a emblem underneath the headlight that has Kawasaki on it and it's three incest plastic with the word Kawasaki acrostic how do you paint the Chrome plastic on the outside and keep the black the three incest around Kawasaki

Hi, someone told me to use 600 sand paper, is it ok to use 600 as well?

do you rinse it with water after the sos pads?

How long do you let the adhesion dry before painting ?

Nice tee shirt. Where did you find it?

Don Cherry of painting...

Only lacquer adheres chemically to the previous dried coats. All other paints adhere to the dull abraded surface.

So whats the best way plastic can be painted ?

What about wiping down with acetone?

Did he just flicked me off? 4:19

I want to paint a pair of sunglasses, will this process be good for that?

Women know all this stuff already from painting nails. Gotta get the filing block & acetone on those babies first or you'll be in chip city! 💅

I don't like sardines or anchovies either but if I had to choose it definitely be sardines

I have no idea what all those chemicals he uses are. Do they have any generic name?

thank you sir!

Luciano? Haha

“Thank god nobody’s paying me I’d have to advertise adult diapers” :video ends: 😂😂