In this episode, Snowflake gets paint! We’ll explain what you need to do this paint job and show you the end result (before wet sanding and buffing)
In this episode, Snowflake gets paint! We’ll explain what you need to do this paint job and show you the end result (before wet sanding and buffing)
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Definatly doing this with my crown vic, might be a dumb question, but how do you know when you've done one coat? Gonna paint my car black.
Is that Euro techno in the background, DIY ?
Love the Neon. And now you can rest assured it has better paint on it than when it left the factory. So many makes had the same peeling problems with water based paint.
Thanks for the video, very enjoyable.
I always swore my 63 Valiant had been painted with house paint when I got it. Factory red, Earl Scheib beige, refrigerator white then One Day Paint Antique White it's been wearing for 17 years now that still looks respectable.
Does anyone know how long Rustoleum lasts? I hear 5+ years but am not sure. Am thinking of painting my Cobalt with Gloss black…or coating my car with Durabak, not sure-any suggestions?
you did a good job
why don't you mix mineral spirits with it?
looks much better.
Living o n a budget and making the most of it. Not bad dude not bad at all.
why did you use a foam roller, could have at least attempted to use a wagner spray gun. smh
why the acetone?
The worst way to paint your car , I wouldn't suggest it , or the paint better off spending money on a gun ,machine and product unless it's a neon
You did good kid.
This is really cool, but what is the longevity of the paint? Will it still look ok in 3 years? Does anyone know?
pelo menos ficou branco.
Turned that Neon into a P-O-N-T-I-A-C…Poor- Old- Nigga-Thinks-Its-A-Cadillac…..
Not too shabby bud
umm. you forgot to do 5 to 10 coats of clear coat
whats the name of that song that plays in the video??
What song is that?
who is the artist in the background
You were right about it being more of an art than a science. I bet you had to mix it pretty thin for the chilly weather. Acetone was a good choice thinner for the weather as well. I don't know if kerosene, or terpentine paint thinner would have evaporated.