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For a smoother spray, shake can for 2 mins, then place in your hottest tap water (which happens to be the max temp at which the spray can be stored 120°) for 5 mins, shake again for 2 mins, then spray. But overall, great video!

This dude makes it look easy, I've done this before and it didn't look nearly as good as his. very well explained and nice job with showing the time every 10 minutes.

I’m a girl that’s trying to impress her dad so thank you for this video . Just got my paint . Wish me luck !

"This little chingadera" used when u dont know what something is called in English 😂😂😂 great vid bro!!

This Dude by FAR has the BEST IN DEPTH AUTO PAINTING DIY Videos on KZfaq! PERIOD. THANKS HOMEY!

use acetone with a show towel to clean the spray nozzels to prevent build up on the nozzle to prevent the can from spitting it helps alot.

Are we not gonna talk about how cute his family is 🥺

Good job prepping it for paint. Usually turning the can upside down and pressing the cap/nozzle a few times helps purge the tip to avoid getting it clogged and getting a clumpy spray. It says it on the chingadera.

Something I found that helps: After the first coat, put the can in hot water while you wait. It helps add a little pressure

Makes me want to paint my car. I might have to try this soon.

Note to anyone and everyone: use respirator when spraying with that clear coat. It has a hardener that will destroy your lungs. It really does smell like auto quality paint (really really strong permenant marker smell) and leaves a haze in the nearby area that you have to wipe off/clean

Nice touch with showing us the time it takes. so about two hours start to finish with drying time in between. Excellent work buddy!

tip: buy a full can of paint for each panel you intend on painting, and keep the tips from the cans that flow the best. sometimes aerosols have inconsistencies, and they end up as glops. the last 25% of a can is sketchy at best

Just to help you out. Drysand with 320. Spray primer. Wetsand 600 or drysand 500. Spray basecoat. With spray cans, light passes is better than heavy passes. Wait 10min between coats. Spray 2k clear. Slower 75% overlap medium wetcoat. Only need 3 coats. Results are the same as if spraying with a paint gun. I've sprayed it and didn't need to sand and buff. Don't dry mist the last coat if your running out! Just make sure you bought enough for the project. Thats all, Goodluck and keep it up.

That clear coat will harden in your lungs.. 2 part clear coats are dangerous to breath in. Grab a respirator bro :/

I just did this re paint on my roof this weekend and the 2K clear coat is legit awesome stuff, i was forced to paint it outside in windy conditions and despite that it still turned out awesome. I will be re painting my whole SUV ...I wore an N95 face mask too because that is some strong stuff

Thank you bro. Most straight forward, realistic, rattle can video out there 🙌🏼

I’d just like to say you have a beautiful family

Absolutely sand primer w/ 500 before base coat. & wipe off the spray tip every few passes as fast as you can. Long quick overlapping passes with base. Clear coat should bring it out and make it look alot better. (Wear a respirator also)

That fender looks terrific! I like your technique of very light continuing layers of paint and the clear coat as well. Many others are a bit heavy on each coat and tend to run into problems, yet you did really well :)

That rough texture is caused by 2 things. 1. Rattle cans are super reduced compared to paint mixed for shooting out of a gun, this causes it to flash off fast and that’s why spray paint has such a fast flash time. This is amplified when it’s hot outside 2. You aren’t lying the paint on thick enough, slow it down a bit there. Your first coat is fine as a tack coat but you’re last coat needs to be a wet coat, I’m talking almost running wet, takes awhile to get a feel for it and good lighting helps a lot. I’ve used rattle cans on my engine bay with 2k clear and every time it turns out looking like glass. No orange peal at all. Also Spray paint likes it to be about 70 degrees or so to look the best.

Hektor, thanks man! You covered this job in a simple to understand but detailed manner. You gave me the confidence to try this in my driveway. In my case not looking for perfection just good enough for a beater car and it came out great!

Also as soon as your done spraying turn the can upside down which will blow straight aerosol through the nozzle to help keep paint from drying inside the valve and clogging the can , causing sputtering paint .

Awesome video and great advice. Clear all the little Chingaderas, sand them down then, primer, sand and paint. Definitely doing this to my $500 Honda. 😅😜

You are spraying in 99 degree weather, that's why the paint is coming out that way. Turned out great by the way, one of the better videos out there.

Make sure after using cans, (applying) you turn upside down and spray until color of paint becomes clear. Takes a couple seconds every time, and keeps nozzle clean. Those blotches are from not cleaning the nozzle, upside down spray in between use. Dry paint builds up with each use inside nozzle until the flow is compromised and starts splotching like that. Simple after use couple seconds upside down clears and cleans the nozzle, and you are off and running, even good to go after shelved. Nice work friend.

The paint code won’t always be in the drivers door jamb. Some may be in the trunk, glovebox or under the hood.

If anyone is planning on doing a lot of painting with a rattle can on your car, I advise you buy a paint can trigger adapter, it will stop you from getting cramped fingers.

Hektor, great job! And I’m really excited that I found the links (first time finding the description!)

This is the perfect video for those who want to do the job at home,, very nice explanation and demonstration,, 👍👍👍

Thanks for the video Hektor. Reminds me of my youth. My stepdad painted cars and all I ever did was sand!

Thanks Hektor. Hope your generosity is rewarded!😉

This could be a good video series of different techniques. Ratchets and Wrenches did a good video that I used on trying to fix the roof of my truck. I got burned on that duplicolor clear coat as the white paint eventually faded and now it’s peeling. That panel looks good.

Put the cans in the sun to "pressurize" them. If no sun that day, soak 'um in hot water, leave the spray nozzle above and out of the water. Hector, that looks awesome man, I'm impressed!!!

You really need to lay thicker layer of clear,then it will be much more glossy. ;)

Jajajaja this little chingadera!!! LMAO

Great video! Thanks bud! I have a black dodge ram that has damaged clear & paint on the cab. Very helpful video

Nice result! I Had the same problem splatters occuring with spraypaint. What helps is turning the can upside down and spray (short) between coats. This will actually clean up the nozzle for your next coat.

Good stuff bro! I gotta paint my wife's bumper on her truck. I was thinking of doing it diy, but I'm afraid of messing it up.

Good job bro. All it needs is a good machine polish to get rid of the haziness from certain angles and make it completely glossy.

I painted a door handle with rattle cans before. It turned out perfect. But never tried to paint a whole fender before.

It helps putting your cans in warm water before spraying to get less orange peel

NIce video, and beautiful family you have there as your screensaver on the phone. You are blessed with your kids. Beautiful wife, way to go homie !

This was the best video out there super helpful super clear instructions you have saved my life as a girl just tryna make my car cute! Thank you thank you thank you !!!!!! Sending Love from the uk

Gracias Hektor, effin' Great job!

1:49 ah the sound of a water drop 💧 😂

that's a nice paint job, but dont forget Hector is going to be running 3 Honda Civics with spoon engines. And on top of that he just came into Harry's and he ordered 3 T66 turbos, with NOS, and a Motec system exhaust

HA! Yes I giggled at "This little Chinga"

Best part of the video is your happy family pic. Well, that and the chingadera comments. 😆 GREAT how-to! Thanks for the step by step video.

Gracias Héctor step by step good job bro

Nice job brother 👍 looks good. I've got a kool chevy work truck,454,that'll I'll be painting. It's currently red,thanks for the helpful tips.

Me ganaste con el comentario de la “chingadera” 🤣🤣🤣 excelente trabajo el qué haces viejo! 🤙🏻

You got a new sub here bro. I'm not even going to try and watch another video because this is all I need. I pretty much knew all this but looking at what you did will definitely make me do a betrer job on my Volvo S40. 💪🏾💪🏾👍🏼

Looks great! Were you going to wet sand it at all with 3000-5000 grit afterwards and polish or nah?

Beautiful family bro !! God bless you!!

That little chingadera!😂😂😂 I couldn't stop laughing when you said that. Great video! Earned a sub here.

Def need that clear coat

The only thing I would do different is use finer wet sand paper on the primer cause I can see scratch marks made from your sand paper and I would wet sand the clear with really fine wet sand paper. Great job .

After 24hrs of letting the paint flash and bake you should wet sand the clear all the way up to 2000 grit . You will have No orange peel and you will have a mirror finish 👌🏼

That turned out looking good i was shocked

Bro, I saw this guy from paint society painting some fenders on a crv and he did it completely different than the way you are doing it right there. I think everyone has it's on way to do paint work. Anyway thanks for sharing. 👍

¡Gracias! I learned so much from you today... y una palabra nueva, chingadera.

Excellent. Thank you for the resource.

Hard enough to sand and buff that 2k is great! I love this color it looks great!

Very easy to follow excited to try this this summer

you should apply all coats from coat no. 2 even wetter for best results. 50/50 overlap. keep up the good work :D

always remember you need to clean the nozzle after every spray, I spray brake cleaner through the nozzle from below and out the spray hole

Good stuff and I do the same with the light coats Only thing I would complain about is the overspray You're gonna have on the Rim haha otherwise good stuff!

damn bro! Im so glad that I came across your video. I have a 2012 civic Si and man my paint looks like hell on the roof and the trunk. Gonna give it a go and hopefully it turns out nicely.

looks great! Going to try this on my old pick up section by section. thanks for posting.

Nice video Hector. I'm going to do it to my 2001 accord. Wear a respirator Homie!

thanks for putting up more videos!

Great video, if you wanted to do the whole car, would you get a spray gun and air compressor, would that be more economical for the paint, primer, and clear coat investments ? Cheers

Great video - gonna apply it to my truck......goodjob Hektor!

Was considering this DIY. Thanks for the vid ! I have now learned I will be swiping a card thru a reader at a local paint and body shop. I would fail miserably with all the prep work long before paint.

Damn Chigaderas always in the way.

Acura TL type S is an awesome car!

Homie Hektor. Papí I just looked at your real time video. My Brother LOVE THE PAINT JOB! Man it looks MARVELOUS, from a can? My Brother you're SUPERB with your skills! I'm going to try that with my old 2001 PT. Cruiser. Because it needs some touch-ups. Keep making more videos, whenever you have time. I'll like to see you spray over an entire car with some RATTLE CANS! Peace and Love Brother! From the U. S. Virgin Islands.

Regarding the splatter from what I heard you have to clear out the pipe/tube inside the can in-between coats. You can do this by spraying the can upside down till it runs clear.

Cut buff and polish will make this job look even better, good job bro

Thanks for the guide man! This is awesome!

Great photo of your family!

I have had fantastic luck as of late with Cans.. I can not justify cleaning my SATA for the cost of a spray can I did half of a Silve bumper cover, and tho you can not blend, it came out great

Do you use the same steps on plastic bumpers?

Great job bro.. explained well

Firme! Nice job, looks great!

Yoo that chingadera make me laugh🤣🤣🤣... love the video

Prime and painting the wheels at same time.

Thanks Hektor, you really explained that well! I gotta do a whole car using this method D:

This little chinga de- era down here .I'm weak asf 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Pear looks awesome!

Next time you do the clear with spraymax, do 12 inch wet passes after the tack coat. clear isnt like base coat, you dont need to do long passes for even coverage. Gotta wet that clear out in coat 2 and 3. Once 24 hours passes. 2000 grit sand the entire panel and polish...will look like a negative downdraft paint booth job.

Hecktor, brah you kill me. Good show! More Chingaderos, por favor.

Awesome video good tips Good job I love it

Supershady that you didnt mask the wheels or the bumper!

Dip the cap in acetone and spray it out.

Looks good hommie. Wet sand the clear coat to get an even shinier finish

“Chingadera”...subscribed 😆

That's right I would like to paint my truck Chevrolet blue ima follow your steps puro the homie hextor