How to Repair Clear Coat Fix 100% all types

How to guide on repairing old peeling or damaged clearcoat with amazing results you can do at home for small money and with professional results!. This guide is a complete fix for all types of clearcoat failure no matter the kind!

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[tetlowracingteam]

Dude I just found your channel. love your how to videos, straight to the point. All car repair videos should be like this, no face reveals, no telling me about your family/day/pets, no talking to the camera, no bullshit, just show me the car. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[-smp-scientificmethodpersp]

Not bad for an Aerosol can! I also love how the video was short and strait to the point! Thanks a million

[joesquash]

Just a quick comment for those who have not yet gone through the school of hard knocks. THIS IS NOT A QUICK AND SKILLESS JOB. You really have to follow every step in order to get good results, otherwise you get crap. Do not try to dry sand your clear coat off either --it will leave deep scratches. If you don't like the way it turned out, don't panic! Use 2000 grit sandpaper to wet sand, after you have let your clearcoat dry at least a day. Than use some compound with a buffer to really shine it up nice. You can save your paint job this way.

[POME]

This 100% works, I used different paint tho, keep it waxed every few months and use car covers during the scorching summertime and it will last you years, im going on 3 years now and it still looks as if I did it yesterday... This video is underrated!

[Acbanditt]

This guy just shut down 2 thousand paint shop across america lmao 💪🏻 real M.V.P

[kathrynliu]

Awesome, the thumbs down are from auto body shops he’s putting out of business 👻

[hiker]

My toxic trait is buying all the supplies thinking I'll just do it myself and then throwing them out 5 years later after everything is dried up and ruined.

[karab]

Sooo I've 'inherited' 3 cars that need this so badly. Thank you for this, I may be broke but I'm proud of what I do have and like to take care of my stuff. You are awesome.

[kenhurley]

Tip, get a small bucket and put warm soapy water in it. Get a sponge to keep the sanding area wet. Reduces friction and you end up with a better job of sanding.

[spenceradamsjr]

I really appreciate that you don't waste time. You show what to do and the results without wasting time. Fantastic!

[retrogamerdave]

So many people on the internet will say that "you can't do that". Well, you just did. Great job, cheers

[brandonc]

Incredible! I wanted to sell my car to a dealership, but the clear coat peel looks so bad. There is no way they were gonna give me the price quoted. I followed your instructions to the letter. I spent $100 total. That included getting the paint code off the side of the door and getting the base paint ordered. Very smart to do that. It came out great. I wish I could’ve uploaded before and after pictures. Ended up getting the full price quoted for the car after that! Thank you thank you

[davosholdos]

Connor McGregor details cars after the lockdown.

[Scotford_Maconochie]

When applying a 2k clear coat make sure you use a respirator (eg. 3M 6035) as it is toxic to respiratory system.

[simonbainbridge]

Fantastic video. Straight to the point without missing any critical steps. Thank you!

[thehoofersclub]

Very direct video with no goofy music. Nice!

[coltonjacobs]

I really appreciate that you didn’t make this a 20 minute video on how to use a spray can like most people would do.

[duncancoolidge]

Quite amazing results and very reassuring so thanks for the instructional video. Prepping well obviously takes some time but the return for that effort is appears to be well worth it. I have a ‘95 Miata with custom pain that was horribly expensive and doesn’t come in spray cans. Hopefully I will be able to bypass the paint coat step and still get a acceptable end result.

[alternativelivingbulgaria]

I've got the exact same car with the exact same problem! This looks amazing, great job. Something I've been thinking about doing for a while, I just don't know how much life the thing has left in it.

[numberpappy]

I did this to a 22 year old Toyota pickup truck, figures I had nothing to lose. I was freaking amazed how good it turned out!...my advice to anybody who is thinking about doing this is just get over the fear of screwing s omthing up and just take your time and do it!...there are plenty of videos out there to follow although this one is very good!...I think you'll be amazed!