LEARN: How To Get the BEST Results From a Spray Can!

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  @CHAINWALLET1 · 4 years ago

  As a manager for a automotive paint store (ppg) we started pushing the spraymax 2k clear for a lot of our walk in diy guys instead of using single stage 1k products and that stuff does not stay on the shelf for long. I've used your videos as reference for a lot of people that are trying to save money on labor by doing it themselves so I really appreciate what you do.

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  @torydz · 1 year ago

  As he said, it will cost more, but if you have a car and aren't in a hurry and have no time constraints (I'm retired), you can do a whole car just masking off and doing one panel at a time. Hood one day, right fender the next, then a door, etc. You can split the car up into like ten different two-hour paint projects without making a big mess.

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  @shannons1886 · 4 years ago

  Those 2K clears have completely changed the DIY game.

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  @libertyblack715 · 3 years ago

  That was some of the best instructional video I have seen in 68 years.  Your attention to camera use, script editing and pace all combine into a very clear and extremely helpful product that is easy to watch.   Truly at another level.  Thanks.

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  @roni.s.m · 1 year ago

  In Sweden a paint job costs around 7k$. Costs almost as much as my car. This is a life saver for an older car.

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  @delrey-p · 2 years ago

  Protect this man at all costs. What an absolute necessity to mankind.

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  @cielitolindo1979 · 3 years ago

  I'm a 43 year old single mom watching this. No intention of painting a car.

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  @johnmarzullo6545 · 3 years ago

  Looks great for a spray can, I painted cars for 30 years and would never stop spraying in a middle of a panel always end to end of a panel.

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  @JALA578 · 3 years ago

  It's nice to get a direct comparison from 1k and 2k clear coats the difference is incredible. I think it's what I have been missing.

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  @jharley15 · 3 years ago

  As a musician (and very semi-pro) car enthusiast, I’ve seen hundreds of DYI videos on YouTube. I must say, this is one of the very best (how-to) productions I’ve seen anywhere. Not only is the production presentation excellent but the demonstration and narration aspects are what ALL tubers should emulate if they want to educate people in whatever subject they’re offering.<br><br>Clear, concise and informative the authors of this channel understand the perfect mix of pacing and delivery that so many videos lack.<br><br>We’ll done, gentlemen—and you have my vote (and subscription) as an excellent source of “how to paint” your ride in a home garage.<br><br>Bravo!

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  @31acruz · 3 years ago (edited)

  By far the most comprehensive and well laid out series on DYI painting on the net. This guy not only knows his stuff, he knows how teach it in an understandable simple way. Terrific job! like and subscribe for sure, no question about it! well done young man!!!

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  @charliekim577 · 3 years ago

  I painted my bumper lip using your techniques and I am VERY IMPRESSED with the results. I&apos;ll do exactly this to my fender next.

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