Expert Tips for Painting Your Car and Fixing Common Paint Problems | Step-by-Step Guide

Ready to develop a new skill and learn how to repair and paint your car at home? This video will give you Expert Tips for Painting Your Car and Fixing Common Paint Problems. It's Step-by-Step Guide. Join us in this comprehensive tutorial where we'll guide you through the entire process of repairing your car like a pro and painting it to perfection—all in the comfort of your own garage! Whether you're a seasoned pro or a novice looking to expand your skill set, this video is packed with valuable tips and techniques to help you build your confidence and expertise in auto body and paint repair. Say goodbye to costly trips to the body shop and hello to a newfound sense of mastery over your vehicle's Is appearance.

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[UndergroundPaintKing]

I used the PRD 717 in my latest video, I’m gonna play with some more settings

[jimprovax]

Nice explanation Chris. Sweet ride. Thanks for the trips and tips.

[ronhawley]

Thanks for the time and effort to bring us along.

[marcjaw]

I love how I know all these things but I just click on the video everytime you post, to make sure I ACTUALLY know everything (I've been doing this since july 2023)

[John_Sabatini_Custom_Paints]

As always, Chris another great video. Thanks for taking the time to do this for all of us enjoy watching and learning the little tips and tricks you have to teach us.

[johnathankeough]

Love the colour beautiful looking paint job👍

[bogwoppit]

I am learning so much really helpful videos .
Thankyou

[kseries-only]

Looking good! I bought some of those tennis wrist sweat bands to keep from sweating out of my suit. Had sweat land on a job before, no bueno

[craigwiest]

Always learn something each time I watch one of your videos. You commented on painting the car in sections. I’m a new DIYer. I’ve got an MGB that I’m painting a dark green solid color, clear coat, no metallics, and I wonder if I will have problems painting the back half, doors, hood and front half separately? I hate to take the car all apart because it seems it takes forever to get it back together.

[nightdipper]

I'm just finishing my first job, a 25 year old Tundra. Number one tip in this video (for those with little experience) is don't do it all at once, especially the clear coat. Break it down to panels were you do not move your feet when you spray, moving your feet will make it very difficult to maintain a consistent distance and speed.

[geoffreyrawlings]

As a diy nice to see something that's gone wrong pity can't show some school boy errors understand painting customers cars this is impossible youtube is full videos with perfect finishes

how its done not how it goes wrong.Great channel Thanks

[stevec]

Practice panels.
I absolutely love having an old fender mounted on a scrap piece of plywood to practice and experiment on.
My backyard car paint jobs come out better now.
I just grab some "junk" paint from the local paint store and go to town.

[petar]

Is tacking after the final layer of base, just before the clear good thing with metallic colors? I've heard stories that metallic particles can move. Even if the base had flashed.

[JohnWDTC]

Thanks for sharing all this with us Chris there is some invaluable info in the video which will help all us diy/hobby painters👌I think the Porphis 627 is a split tip version which atomises the clear very finely, I have the PRD-717 which is also a split tip but has the bigger gun body but I believe the internals like the tip, needle and aircap are the same on both guns, they are high quality guns but at an affordable price👌
Keep these videos coming brother🙏👍John UK

[Alaska_Engineer]

Bummer about the mistakes but thank you for sharing corrections AND all the technical details!!

[charlesranscheart]

I really like your videos I'm 16 years old and I've been doing body work off and on for 30 years I was a drywall hanger now I'm doing body work because I don't know I don't have nothing to do

[reevesautomotivefarm]

Really love to see a video on tip size selection for spraying clears and base coat. For instance if the TDS says 1.4 to 1.6 which side of that recommendation would be best? Does this make a difference whether it's solid color or metallic?

[estebanportalatin]

I'm about to buy that Clear and I was very scared because they gave me a lot of bad reviews of it but I see that you put it very well❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[craigcarter]

Is the porpoise better than the black widow?

[OldJoe]

How long will base and clear last (stay useable) in the 3M container? As always, thanks for all the tips you throw out in your videos.