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It's really annoying I've looked at a quite a few videos now trying to find someone that will point out where the one court line is on the court size mixing cup it stops at 28 Oz but there's 32 oz in a quart. And you use a 5-quart bucket And you mentioned that it showed ounces, yet it stops at 128 oz and there's 160 oz in 5 quarts wtf? Why would you not bother to show where the 1qt, 2.5qt and 5qt lines are. It baffles me why someone would point out the size of the quartz and only show a number that goes to 128 which does not represent 5 quarts. So I guess all you get to measure is 128 oz in your 5 quart mixing bucket. I'm not concerned with ratios right now I just need to measure out a 1 quart volume. Yet the mixing cups only go to 28 oz...

I want to openly reply to @foggymtnbreakdown in case his comment generates any questions. Most of the people using paint strippers are not Chemists, so the information in the interview is meant to be informative without being overly complicated. It is also important to note that the EPA started restricting MeCl in 2008 and has continued to phase out all uses of the chemical. On July 8, 2024 the final EPA rule went into effect and unless you are DOD, NASA or a few other government entities, there are no more exceptions. Below is a response from one of our chemists to the questions presented by @foggymtnbreakdown Methylene chloride (1.325 g/ml) is more dense than water (1 g/l) and considered a dense solvent compared to most others we use (e.g. acetone = 0.785 g/ml). While the evaporation rate of MeCl is fairly high (14.5 vs. n-BuOAc = 1) , it is correct to state that MeCl will tend to “sink” due to the comparatively high density vs. other solvents. This is why MeCl should not be used in a closed space - it will displace the air in bottom of the room. MeCl may not attack some (maybe even most) fiberglass composites, but it is a very aggressive solvent and will disolve a number of commonly encountered automotive thermoplastics. This is why we caution people about using it on things like bumper facia, fenders, etc.

I find two comments to be erroneous In this video. Josh Strobel, says that methylene chloride (MC) is a "heavy" solvent. I am a chemist. What does that even mean? MC is a small molecule with a low molecular weight. It evaporates quickly, so it is not "heavy" in the sense that it hangs around forever. It is not heavy on a weight-to-volume ratio like mercury. I bet it is lighter than water. Not only that, I am currently using straight methylene chloride on a 1967 Corvette fiberglass, "black glass", body panel with no distortion or melting or bending or softening. People have been using MC based paint strippers on Corvette fiberglass panels for decades. And for the people that read this, I am not saying where I buy MC.

This video is using a clip from a video by Bad Chad where he is talking about sanding. The product he is using in this clip isn't even a Klean-Strip product. It's a household product called Spray Nine.

Hi need some info I have the 5425 primer I have had it for a little over 3 years I've had the can open 4 or 5 times to mix some small amounts what is the shelf life of this primer, can is all most a full can and same question on the 5426 activator thanks Bob.

Actually, my product is extremely flammable. I should try the non-flammable version.

Using this product right now. Nice video. Thanks

If you're dumb enough to need a video explaining this you should go back to school and not paint.

Yes the best tutorial only video that actually used a liquid very well done

That was the best tutorial on how to use a paint mixing cup, thanks.

I'm getting ready to try tintable kit

This was a3:1:1 not 4:1:1😮😮😮😮😮

Sorry, takes me a while to learn stuff. Or you adding the next number to the previous column?

What is your step by step bare metal prep? How do you treat metal if there is suspect of rust pinholes that could not be removed by DA grinding? Please answer as if blasting is not the preferred option. Will epoxy primer seal out any oxygen to prevent rust from forming from pinholes that have been missed? Thank you.

Thank you so much!

Yes, the government is to blame, but none of the products work anymore. Marketing departments keep adding and changing the product names and packaging and seeming to suggest that these new formulas work like the old Klean-Strip with Methylene Chloride which is what everyone wants and expects. Most of these are $75-$100+ per gallon and they just don't work. You might as well pay to have the parts sandblasted or sand it by hand. Everyone who is in the industry knows this.

Great help! What of you want to add a 20 percent reducer to a primer to make a sealer? I heard this is possible for epoxy primer.

Thanks great help

This clear is damn good for the money. Has excellent gloss retention and is easy to spray.

What's the main chemical ingredient in this new formula? What percentage is ammonia?

Sooo where does one Buy this Swill for an Affordable Price. I found that it used to work V well as a Carbon remover on internal engine parts. Spray it on.. wait a half Hour... to an hour ... Hose it off. But then it Disappeared for Years. Sooo does this 'new and improved'.. actually work anywhere near as well as it Used to .. An Honest answer would be good🙂

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Interesting when I did auto body and paint I just dumped in the paint reducer to about the thickness of water off a paint stick and a cap of hardner this some old school shit . Had no clue how to use a mixing cup

awesome still looking learning .. north Carolina, 2024

Good info but it's also basic math. Wish our schools still made kids learn it....

Great info even for me that I've been in the business for 40 years thanks guys for the video 💯

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Thank you so much, as a woman /creative /mom. Who attend auto body school. This episode REALLY help me to see myself Growing in the Auto Collision industry. 😊❤

That's 3 to 1 not 4to1🤣🤣

What if I have a 4 to 1 to 2 which my primer calls for to make a sealer?

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Wow Thank you sir.❤❤❤❤

So one gallon of clear is actually one gallon or spray able clear?

Not designed to paint upside down? Too complicated and still can’t paint upside down.

Anyone tried one of these kits?

Nicely explained, Taylor Boy! Thank you.

I tought that it was the spralien resurection.

you cant beat the 3m pps system 💯

Even Harbor Freight's are better than this.

"The Snap n Flow system is not designed to be used upside down" aannnnddddd im not interested.

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Have a question for you. I bought the BC04 stratto blue metallic back in 2014 and everything that goes with it. It always been in the house, never opened, will it still be ok to use or is it to out dated?

I understand that the HOK line was compromised over the last two acquisitions. In other words, not the same quality after Valspar and the Sherwin Williams purchases. What say you?

I used this I’m not to fond of it The breather hole will force up paint through it. Causing it to come out and leak clear or paint. When I want add more clear from the same cup becomes more messy. I tried but to much steps for me I love new ideas and change. But I’ll stick to my basic liners system it’s way more faster at least for me in our production shop. All my guns are devilbiss and I love them all.

What ratio was used for the car in the video?

Am gonna get this clear when paint again this year can you spray all the coats wet want to get a fast activator with this clear. Also does it have much shrinkage on this clear.

This could work well for Gelcoat because you don’t really need the soft cup but, you do loose ability to spray at any angle.