Great job, only auto-body KZfaqr that isn’t scared to take risks showing everybody what can be done.

Guys like you are the reasons I’m such a fan of KZfaq. Because of you guys, I was able to muster up the confidence and do a pretty darn good job of repairing and painting the wife’s Honda tailgate. I appreciate you guys.

I had a paint shop in the 80's and we had all the professional stuff and I have to say I am impressed! Thanks!

Wow man thank you for taking the time to show how this turbine paint job comes out. Really appreciate your work. Good job!!😊

Looks sweet man! We need a part 2 with the paper off and assembled.

That setup would be perfect for tractors and equipment.

I'm Going Back 40 years ago but I remember we used to pick up this this old tricolor paint 32 bucks a gallon and we restored a 63 Volkswagen bug for a guy that was just working into Automotive graphics! Please spray painted this VW Bug as specified and I wish I had have taken pictures because it was unbelievable! Dark blue with the whole heavy flake and gold and silver it came out unbelievable . He was over the top happy !

OK... I'm going to say it, the fact that you were able to cover over all those colors with NO SEALER and YELLOW PAINT is mind blowing. Yellow is typically so transparent is takes 4 coats to cover. MAybe an advantage of the house sprayer? Excellent work! I've seen cars and trucks out of spray booths that looks just like this truck.

I work for people that would actually get mad and say man I'm charging that guy like 800 bucks to paint that car and you did it in 4 hours taped it bodywork did you know they thought it had to be washed off do everything dry in and out. You can wet sand and buff clear coat in 3 hours after putting it on there if u know how. If you've got a baking booth in a production shop you can bake it after 5 minutes of spray it. At about 120 degrees for 5 minutes. That clear coat will just be like butter hopefully you don't even have to buff it because if it's for factory it's going to have orange peel when you spray it that baking Booth will just flatten it out. If they don't have reproduction gun the orange-peel will not match. Used to have the paint lady come in every morning and scream I need money who left the paint booth on that's $200 an hour just to run the fan. They nickel dime those jobs to death she needed $35,000 a week just to pay the electric bill. We had a shop that we were painting 300 cars a month people got mad because we were buying all the materials I had to start buying 55 gal worth of clear coat at a time

This thing would be great for a farm or lawn tractor, undercarriage, metal shed, dirt race car, mud truck and probably a bunch of other uses.. Thank you for showcasing this! Giving my 12 year old all of the pro stuff to paint his bicycle, tractor and dirt bike projects would be nuts.. this thing though, would be a No Brainer.

Few years ago i did my f-100 inside and out for $3700. Green ford but since the tv shows on cars was popular all of sudden all the bodyshops thought they are Michel Angelo . Their price went over 10k for basic one coat paint job . Thank you and few other folks were nice enough to show us it’s possible to do it and be proud of it.

I love the honesty in your videos dude. I paint as a hobby in my garage and watch a lot of your videos to learn new tricks. I'm about to paint my own Roadrunner which will be my first full car paint job. I've always done motorcycles in the past. For real man, thank you for the techniques and tricks. Keep it up!! I'm still learning lol

This is great. Finding out in the real world what results you can get with this low cost gear.

Excellent job for working with low-buck stuff! You make us 'hound digs' proud!

The great thing about single stage, you can wet sand and buff it to make it look really good. Hell, my first paint job was a Turbo can and I painted our Del Sol black to get rid of the chalky look so the kids wouldn't make fun of my kid. Sure, I've sense fixed it and painted it properly in a down draft booth and it looks a metric fugg time better, but it was great as it was. If there's a will, there's a way. And that's the point you make in your videos. Another banger video.

Thank you for providing instruction and product info for those of us who don't have an unlimited budget for DIY autobody work. This is very helpful and appreciated.

Tools are good...sometimes very good....but it can't displace knowledge and familiarity. Great job!!!

Brought me back to the days when I used to paint school busses with yellow Dupont Centari out of a suction feed gun. I could almost smell it watching the video.

coming out of the north,, and having run a LOT of acrylic enamel, I can tell you that WARMING the paint up a bit will help it lay down ....and sometimes really nicely....in the 70s I used one of those electric 'harvest gold' coffee warming pots....an old bodyman I knew used one, often WITHOUT reducer and at about 120 deg....amazing how thin it sprayed ....and EVERYTHING was siphon gun back then....seemed the cheaper the paint, the better it worked....great vid on doin what ya gotta do

That's an awesome 10 footer! I always wondered how Summit single stage would turn out. Now I know. Not that you would want to do this, based on your purpose for the truck, but you could always wet sand it down and buff it out and it would look even 10 times better, but like you said, good enough for it's intended purpose.

For a Truck you are going to use like it was built to be used,it looks awesome in my book!! I would definitely paint one of my beater cars with a Vevor turbine, looks great 👍

Little colour sand 100% Looks very presentable! Good Job 👏 “Around town truck” bush truck, firewood truck etc. love it 👍

Awesome video! Many old paint jobs were just like this, just get it one color, and a little shiny.

I love it ! Perfect for an old vehicle. I have a 62 Comet that's the same color

Appreciate seeing it done on the cheap. Nice music to go with.

You're awesome need more people like you it's enough money for the whole world buddy ❤

I use to use a cheap electric sprayer on cars outside in the summer months and they turned out decent enough to wet sand the orange peel although after several times I didn't have as much peel and I just rolled with what it was..After adding old school rim's and fat tires on the rear it made a huge difference. I went from an old 200 dollar vehicle to a 800 or 1000 dollar car in the 80s cause that was alot of money for a 60s and early 70s car..I just always used Rustolium paint and it seemed to turn out good enough to where people had to have the car's lol..I even went as far as to order stripe kits for some of em cause it didn't cost much money in the 70s and 80s..I kinda wish I'da kept several of the cars but nowhere to store em..I always had a job but I did so much better with the car's cause only 2 or 3 days work and within another couple days they were sold.. I just kept flipping every dollar until I could get vehicle's that didn't need paint jobs..Minor repairs was all they needed to resale em for a profit..

Fantastic job 👏, price wise that is a bargain 😀. Airless finish, we'll done for a well used 🚚 truck... Extra wet finish is the glass finish... Customer would be stoked with that...🎉 The color suits the model truck... $45 bucks save,s a finish Customers just can't afford... Great job brother 👏...❤from New Zealand supporters.

I enjoy watching your videos I enjoy watching how cheap a guy would actually tried to do a paint job respectfully... I used to take in you spray paint on body filler as a primer and then by the bare minimum of paint and just dust the color on the blended into the old color to get it cheap enough to make a buck. I always bump into these people like oh you need to do it right I work with people like man I can't even make no money with you guys I often tell him there ignorant. Guy asked me to fix it or girl asked me to fix it as cheap as possible and if I could make you know hundred bucks for the panel with everything bought and paid for it I would do it my way. That would bring it back 3 to 5 times a year just to get you know stuff fixed or you know they bumped into something. Within you know a span of three to five years they would trade it off now if they had something nice to wear they said hey you know I don't care to spend a little more on it I'm going to keep it it's mine and it's paid for and you know what can we do.

Just got a 1991 s10 with 57,000 original miles. It has no rot but lots of surface rust. This is the perfect paint job for a truck like it. Starting the sanding process now. Gonna spray it with rustoleum safety blue using a harbor freight hvlp gun.

Great video. Some of these old vehicles just aren't worth multi-thousand dollar paint jobs, even if they are perfectly serviceable. This is a great way to get it looking good without breaking the bank.

Truly amazing work for what you used!

Just found you today. You’re right not many auto guys on here try out different things. It’s actually nice to see someone breaking the norms

You crack me up dude lol Nice job as usual. You know your stuff

Had a neighbor several years ago who painted his truck with a Wagoner power painter, and the irony is that it was a Ford pickup like yours and pretty close to the same color. It actually turned out pretty darn good especially after buffing it.

Looks good. Good enough for me. Back in the 50's my dad bought this little metal cap thing that you screwed onto a canning jar. You filled it with paint and connected to the exhaust of a vacuum cleaner. Same idea but I bet he didn't spend a $1 on it.. He painted his '51 Ford Victoria with it and it did a nice job. I had it until recently but I bet I've lost it now in the moves. Thanks! I need to paint my old truck. Might try the same thing.

single stage flows best from a siphon feed cup gun,the old school stuff sir, love your vids man

I painted my 83 Ford Ranger back in mid 90's with an electric (cord) Wagner spray gun in my driveway for like 100 bucks. I rough sanded original paint , went and asked for cheapest automotive paint at the time and it was ford engine block blue , and a can of reducer and some filters . I thought it turned out pretty good for a first timer .

It looks fantastic! I used to do this before I got into the auto body business I was lucky enough to have a $50 car that my parents bought for me to learn on and I did basically the same thing I use what we call in here in Canada tremclad rust paint which is Rust-Oleum in the US! You know what for something that you're going to use and abuse and not worried about it getting scratched it's an excellent paint job!

This is what we used to call a 50/50 paint job. It looks great 50 feet away or at 50 miles an hour! Nice work for an old beater truck. I like it.

I meet people all the time that think everything is got to be slick factory is orange peel. There's orange peel in new paint jobs because it is actual protection for the paint. I meet number guys that say oh you could save so much money on doing it this way but don't know how to paint and their work is not what it should be. I've met people that think they're on that level. They can't buff or they can't do body work or you know all they do is spray you get into a dealership you know how it works that's not my job. All I'm saying is people pick everything to death don't let it bother you man I really appreciate these videos you do a great job and they're good videos. I love it paint and body work is a hobby of mine I used to be on a level but you know I just can't do it no more for people but I enjoy watching you know what is out there for the cheap

Your video for average person Budget FANTASTIC !

Another great video… please don’t let the negative comments get you down. We appreciate the content

Looks good to me! I am surprised with the results of a $45 turbine sprayer ! Much respect to you for doing the work you do! I like it !!!!👍🏻

Love the color. Honestly IMO orange peel on older trucks looks “right.” That’s how they came from factory, it makes them look utilitarian and orange peel hides swirl marks better than anything else I can find.

Don't worry, for one car guy who would complain about this there's a thousand Catapillar enthusiasts who would be more than proud, great tutorial!!!

I learn a lot from channels like your's 👍 thankyou.

Greetings from the UK looks like an amazing job to me does what it says on the tin 😀 having worked in the accident repair trade we would never include what the armchair sprayers think you can 😂😂 great work buddy ❤

Looks great to me clean shines I would love having my truck looking like this I would be happy .

Great video as always! Ford trucks and grape soda 😂😂

You met the objectives,it's one color,it's a decect job for a shop truck,on budget and you got to try something out for everyone to watch and form an opinion on. If someone has a beater/daily driver,on a budget and they want to do it themselves,it could be the perfect set up. If they hate doing body and paint after the job is done,they could sell the stuff and be out almost nothing. I saw almost no overspray which could be a big plus for some folks. It was sometimes hard to tell how wide your spray pattern was,10" or a foot? Couldn't tell how much the cup held. Great video! I always freak out seeing runs and sags,doesn't bother you at all. Again,great video.

Nice man. My 79F150 is mulitcolored, since a wreck. But... daily and good to go. Hope I'll be able to get her painted one day. Not even looking for something "nice". Scratching around the owyhee desert.

This is fun to watch for us backyard guys.

Damn Dude! It;s 200% better than what you started with. Looks really good from here. And passing you at 70 mph it will look like a $1000 paint job....

Love it! Thanks for sharing!

Hell we had a truck we used for hauling scrap metal it was mix of many different parts colors we painted it rust oleum with a roller/brush turned out great thru some white pin stripes looked good pulling in any work site

Thanks! I will be using the VEVOR and the Paint for painting two 40-ft Shipping containers. Seems like the perfect low cost solution.

Looks pretty darn good.

That is a cheap durable paint job car lot quality... I wouldn't beat nobody up over that for just a cheap build it's done... I appreciate your videos and in educating folks that nothing is perfect nothing lasts forever and everybody has a budget... Just an old cheap truck keeps it from rotten. Just like you say you could go back slick it off that paint is an added layer of body work for a guy that's saying that you know he could do better it's a base... Lots of people don't understand that feller needs to be on top of something because it's actually a vinegar that will actually lifts and it rots the metal out. The old expression for some guys would be saying good enough for the girls I date. Nice cheap paint job for the money.

Excellent job!!! This was so interesting to me. Sometimes “good enough” is the right avenue to take. No slam from me! Potato chips and toilet paper were never cost-of-the-job items.

Beautiful dude. Lovely video. Great job.

Im going to do a bare metal clear coat on my 1962 comet... this will be PERFECT for my needs.

I've also used a cheap HF one to spray a whole car base/clear. It's a pain, get super slow reducer. The air coming out of the sprayer is very hot. I got a lot of peel. Is what it is

I love it. The point is , it’s a solid color and looks better. The point is it serves the purpose, maybe buy some time.

Hell thats awesome for old run around truck hell anyone would love to have that paint job

I love it. Great job bro. A poor guy could diy a beater ride to better condition... I'm new, have to search through your videos...

I don’t look too bad! Keep up the awesome work brother

That paint job looks darn good.

Looks great! Nice job, especially for the sprayer and paint cost!

Screw the trolls. Actually reviewing a piece of equipment like this helps people who don't know the equipment.

Thanks man. I’ve been wondering how these setups do.

After watching this, it was worth a subscription.

I used a Harbor Freight large pot sprayer with the dual lines to the gun and sprayed super tight areas on a Ford Backhoe over sealer twenty years ago and it has held up for twenty years. Maybe a hundred dollars gun today. You can paint under over around and through because it has a six foot hose from the pot

Looks good, fair play to you buddy 😉

That's a nice job, all you have to do is give it a light sanding and polish and it will improve it a lot!

nice work, like your attitude and advice.

So I need to make my truck one color and would entertain the thought of single stage paint, later down the road when I can do a full restore would it be hard to do a base coat clear? Like just a scuff and paint or would it need stripped off?

I'm pretty sure you know this but to get on point with factory paint jobs and you do a warranty recall you've got the match the factory orange peels. Some people understand it a lot of folks don't you can actually tune the clear coat faded to the other clear a lot of people don't know about that either. A production style clear coat gun lays orange peel that will match orange. They're crazy expensive

As you said its not supposed to be a show truck. Looks really good. I would have taken the bed off to get the back of the cab and front of the bed..but for a work truck it's a great job

I used those when was kid our first paint job was not bad over all .as long as you enjoy what you do .

The paint job actually looks pretty nice. A bit of sanding and polishing the paint can look amazing. I paint as a hobby (mostly with spray cans.) and when I get orange peel I just sand it carefully and keep going :) Also I would love to see single stage Black paint with that gun to see the results also might get that VEVOR Paint Sprayer to test it out xD

It's good enough for me... thanks for letting us know how...

I used a DeWalt one to try to do a bed liner with (as the beeline company said it was usable with the low pressure). Unfortunately, it didn’t turn out too well and I had to switch back to doing air at 90psi and a gravity feed hopper gun setup.

Hey a few days or hours of wet sanding that would come out pretty good! But the same can be said if you paint with a roller or a brush. Id love to see a vid of you reading comments and answering! I read the dumb comments in the same voice! haha Have a great weekend!

Looks great for what it is. You could cut and buff this and it would take care of much of the orange peel. Looks good to me.

You've never heard the old saying: A mechanic's truck runs like crap, a paint and body man's truck needs paint and body work, an upholstery man's truck is ripped to shreds. We had a family run body shop and dad drove a 1971 GMC Sierra Grande truck that was 14 different colors for I know at least a good 10 years!!

I've painted perhaps 25 cars or so in my life, strictly as a do it yourself guy. Got pretty good at it. I usually used professional materials. Anyway, with that, this is a very decent job considering the objective. Nice work!

This is the route i plan on going with my '77 El Camino. i'm looking at a matte finish like a weathered faded work truck.

No joke! Ol’ Dejon Mustard Truck is spicy now!

Look pretty good, reminds me of 90's Martin Senior.

I'm looking these up as a budget way to do a new colour on a project car I'm looking at buying. For the cost to buy it looks pretty forgiving and easy for a noob to use. A wet send and buff or a 2k clear on top could improve the finish even more. Air compressor and spray equipment isn't cheap in Aus so if this does a good enough job that putting in the work with a wet sand can make up the difference for more expensive equipment then its a win for me. I've also come across refillable and rechargable spray cans, would be slow going but considering theres fan tips with better atomisation that could be a vid idea to look into

Great job. Absolutely sufficient. Greetings from germany Christoph 👋

new guy here and so glad I checked your video on the 45 dollar Vevo turbine sprayer ... as a novice I'd say after paint has cured then buff her out and that orange peel finish should dissipate

With a single stage paint, and 3 layers do you think you could color sand out most of the orange peel?

Which nozzle are you using??

This is an overall good job!

A couple of thoughts and a comment. First, with the turbine would it be suggested to do a 3rd coat and then wet sand it before polishing it? Also I have to ask if you have fold out stop signs on order for it?

Nice work with that sprayer, I'm curious what paint did you use not needing a coat of sealer first. Thanks!

Being a single stage paint, is it worth the time to sand then clear or can you clear single stage at all? What would be your next step to get the finish smooth and last?

So is Rustoleum or Tractor paint also descent stuff to spray? And my Graco airless also a descent enough sprayer to achieve these results?