Less ORANGE PEEL when painting your car!

In this episode I'll be spraying clear coat and sharing the 4 keys to to a flat glass like finish. I'll share the best way to set up your gun for clear coat. With this technique anyone can achieve less orange peel and get better looking clearcoat. I'll share how to set up your paint gun and help you understand how air pressure, fluid volume your speed and spraying distance work together to produce the best results. This video will certainly help you with your repair or restoration project.

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[martymc]

I always had issues painting white cars and I saw your flashlight on your gun and I never thought of that, that is a great idea . Thank you

[fishgeralding]

We used to call the second coat of clear "the money coat". Lol That laid out nice! I bet it even buried and flowed out the little specs of lint in the first coat, usually does in white. This is the second instructional video of yours I've watched, I caught the body filler one earlier. Another good one man! 👍Thanks for setting a good example and using safety equipment! I've seen so many painting videos with the folks standing in a cloud of eurethane with no respirator. My advice, pay attention if you want to learn, he's the real he just got a new subscriber 👍

[mango]

Gracias Amigo for being a good Teacher, God bless you !

[oby-]

The fine line between awesome and runs.

[rob]

One of the best demonstrations I've seen regarding spraying. I've been working on this and already have some idea what I need to do and you confirmed and showed it.

[andresf]

Thank you sir, this actually fixed my orange peel issue and now I can paint like a line robot

[setthehookme]

Chris, it feels like I'm standing in front of you, and you are directly teaching me😂.
Great advice, as all the comments reflect that.
Thank you boss

[YootubeUK]

Very nice! Whenever I paint anything I screw up something, if it can go wrong, with me it does! Considering how long I've been "painting" you'd think I get better! You make it look so easy. Nice videos!

[bendafixer]

I've learned so much by watching your videos. Thank you so much for being a great teacher.

[ubarsted]

Cheers mate just watching you paint is making me a better painter

[BearBudgetgarage]

Another long time painter said there is too much emphasis on flat clear today and that a good painter knows how to spray the right peel for the job. I thought that was a good point if doing collision work. If all you do is glass, your collision work is gonna look wrong. I seem to be in the niche of painting old cars right now, so I am looking for flat so I can avoid excessive sanding and buffing. I still wetsand and buff every old car. You know those old car guys are picky even if you give 'em a great price...

[leonardtribble]

Great video, thanks for sharing your expertise to help us rookies out

[PaintsprayerChinafactory]

ery nice! Whenever I paint anything I screw up something, if it can go wrong, with me it does! Considering how long I've been "painting" you'd think I get better! You make it look so easy. Nice videos!

[NativeSon]

Never forget about the edges from the jamb side.

[GB-nufq]

Yeah, looks like good bit of peel on camera. Maybe not in person. I usually spray clear like you showed with exception of psi. 22 to 24 seems to be sweet spot for me with very little peel

[bathtubrenew]

Nice over lap pattern, very tight, very consistent.
👍

[josequiroz]

like your videos, and how you take the time to show your skills

[chvydrptop]

I used this same aeropro to spray the primer and base, but changed the gun tips for each. 2.0 for primer, 1.7 for base, and for the clear the 1.3 (30psi finish 1). Got a bunch of orange peel all other layers came out fine. The video didn't mention the gun tip and was wondering about that since you did base and clear. Thanks for all your great content, way better suited for the more advanced diy.

[davidclement]

Thank you, Chris, for taking the time to teach us your trade!
Love your videos, best tutorial vids by far. Keep ‘em coming!

Where can I order some T-shirts?!

[infinite]

You're awesome man, thanks for teaching us.