Dipping a Car w/ a FIRST TIME USER (Coaching Him Through EVERY STEP)

Ever wonder what it's like to Dip Your Car for the first time, with no experience? Today we Dip a Car with a First Timer! Someone who's never sprayed Plasti Dip or DYC Products before. How will they do? Experience what it's like to Plasti Dip a car for your first time. See the prep, the masking, the spraying, and the breakdown. Thanks so much to Steve for doing this project with us!

[dipyourcar]

What a fun project! Anyone getting ready to dip their first car soon?

[Corneilus]

Everyone at DYC looks like they work out or ready at any given time to work out.
Fonzie: 20 push ups go!

[ahmadghosheh]

It takes a very patient teacher not to be yelling, Close, Faster, Slower, 50-50 dude. LOL. It's a true struggle for first timers to learn and even I after so many dips I still have to struggle to stay on the line.

[edgarci]

I was nervous for him the entire time but he did SUCH a great job for a first timer. I’m proud of him!

[ksoljaz]

This is by far the best video you’ve done for information regarding first time painters 👍

[AnonDrewT]

This video here is what sold me on “I can do this too!” Great example of how forgiving it can be when you just simply follow instructions. Well done, guys!

[apike_]

You’re such a patient teacher, and he did such an amazing job for his first time!! It’s always fun watching someone learn something new! Great video :)

[TheFlexxGarage]

Hands down...this has got to be one of my favorite dip video you put out. Awesome to see a first timer dipper. I can definitely relate!

[getoutofthetimetrap]

The satisfaction level as a teacher to teach a willing student and a student to learn by making mistakes and later become a teacher themselves never gets old. Love to see it . Patience respect and discipline are the key.

[bevieboo]

What I love about this video is you literally see his confidence grow as he progressed with the spraying. In the beginning it was gentle and apprehensive. Then by the time he did the first layer of color, you see the movements becoming more fluid and consistent with the speed of the swipes. Great job!! I think I sense a promotion for this guy to help out with spraying in future videos (after more practice). 😬😉

[zreiser]

You know that looks freaking great! The couple issues Fonzie pointed out are totally forgivable on a 1st time project, and the quality of the finished car is a testament to not only the product, but the instructions given.

[DarNico]

Bravo Fonzie. That's the way to get your people more involved.

You can see him becoming more and more comfortable as he went along. Excellent

[coryransdell]

That kind you for this show all video…Has given me more confidence and will definitely be a future customer….I think he did a great job for his first time and you are a great teacher which helps a lot…..👏👏👍

[caraddictmotorsports]

I like how he was so cautious in removing the tape and drape and you just yank it off lol

As usual, awesome video 👍🏼

[kenlaw]

He did great for his first job, he really encouraged me to finally paint my car and I’ve been dipping wheels and accessories for years. Will be purchasing a kit ASAP.

[aquicktake]

Biggest difference is that Fonzy sweeps his arm side to side and pretty much stands in one spot... the noob keeps his arm in one position and relies on walking back and forth which creates a much more uneven flow/result.

[joshuasummers]

I think that this is by far the best video for beginners. i liked how the process was shown in stages and being able to see a first time user do this and what to expect as you go. I have not dipped my car yet but have been watching for some time now learning everything that i can.

[simcptmike]

This is incredible!! Just what i need before attempting to fully dip my own car for my first time. I'm so glad that any small mistakes he made were included. Those are mistakes i could have made as well. I got to see how they were identified and fixed. Thank you so much guys!!!

[kristyannemaynard]

Wow, you guys are great teachers - clear instructions, patient, setting up realistic expectations... and your student is very receptive, and applies correction quickly. Oh, that all classrooms had this environment.

[savage_han]

I think Steve did a phenomenal job! Good job Steve