SMART Repair
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- S.M.A.R.T. stands for Small Medium Advanced Repair Technology. Made possible with Infra Red curing light technology we are able to carry out a repair that in the past would have taken a few days but now in this case it took 5 hours. I will teach you How to Repair and paint a car from start to finish using all the tricks of the trade to save money by not making the repair any bigger than it needs to be I will be including every step in an easy to understand language and "real world" methods. I painted it in Concept paints No-Mix basecoat and 2k MS clear with the DeVilbiss SGK-600-BV 1.4mm Spray Gun. The colour is Power Red paint code PW and the car is a Hyundai Getz.
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Mayby the long videos are boring to the pros but for rookies this is pure gold. Keep them comming. Learned so much from you. Thanks a million.
Same here 👍
Keep up the work!
Dude...I am simply addicted to the way you project your confidence onto the screen. Watching you move and work is simply..priceless.
The coolest and most helpful auto spray painting ever!!
A company called Lenco makes a similar machine here in the states for around $700 US new. I got lucky and picked mine up for 200$ used on eBay. They are a great little machine. I work in a assembly plant and these are the same machines we use to pull dents on the assembly line in the body shop. We have to pull and metal finish small dents in 42 seconds or less, and were not allowed to use any type of filler. These days I can pull most dents out of a car and metal finish with a file and completely skip the bondo or bog stage as you guys call it over there. Just throw some primer over it and block out the scratches from the file and you're good for paint. Wonderful machines, keep up the good work!
Did 12 years in auto body trade.... Learned more from your teachings than in the field. Enjoy your videos THANKS
This is gold to me, I spend much of my time driving/travelling. I enjoy the long videos, I'm an engineer, I want the detailed information. I listen to everything, sometimes on repeat. Liked & Subscribed.
Glad I found your channel man. Been restoring my 1972 mini and never done bodywork before. watched lots of your vids and went for it. Great inspiration! Thanks bud ✌
Nice work.
Nothing is better than your long videos, I'm a first year apprentice here in Denmark, and I've learned alot, watching your videos. It helps me get past my comfort-zone, and gives me the guts to keep spraying in the booth, even with better results :-)
Peace out from Denmark (y)
Love the long videos, and all the tricks of the trade, bought a devilbiss SGK 600 and can't wait to start using it and put into practice my first attempt at spraying a pearl with the metalux Galaxy Blue pearl over a charcoal base coat, if I could I would give you two likes for every video, keep them coming I absolutely look forward to watching everyone.
Owner should be happy with that result..Good job mate.
ZIGgassedUP It took her near a week to realise haha, the guy did it as a surprise for her.
Thank you Gunman. i have religiously watched a huge majority of your videos and have significantly noticed an increase of the standard of my work. to a point that i am known in my area for a great job for a good price. Please keep your videos coming, i really appreciate the hard work put into them and the invaluable information.
Your videos are by far the best. Have you ever heard of a cycle time reduction repair? It's a technique where you can repair and paint an area as small as a U.S. Quarter or less with even metallics without leaving a halo. It's like a spot blend repair but very small. I think it was a process developed by RM products. Diamont base and clear with UBR 200 blending solvent to burn in the area.
Excellent video for any beginner. Save a lot of school fees!Thanks a mil!
Doing a little DIY, vids are a great source of info, have applied some of your techniques helping me to get faster and better Cheers Gunny.
As a Detailer, I really appreciate your work and know what goes into making a car look great and and a car look fantastic. Great stuff!! I will continue to watch this channel!!
Nice coverage with concept base, even on the first coat. This video is loaded with extra little helpful tips ! Good idea clear coating your blasting visor ! I like the longer videos. More to learn from. Thanks Gunman !
Hey mate I've never painted a car, im inspired by your videos. I've been curious for years to paint, i'm restoring a HQ sedan and im tempted to paint the car myself. Your videos are super inspiring.
Thanks to guys like you us novice guy's can do our own small jobs.
Credit to you keep up the great work.
Anyone who complains about your videos has serious issues man. They are great
Hey Gunman,
I wanted to say how great your channel has grown and become. From age 16-21, I worked at a collision repair facility and your videos bring me back. Now, I am a public high school automotive instructor and my students really like your videos. As for myself, I have watched every single one. I especially like this one, because it is such a complete guide.
I know you are always looking for suggestions, and I have one. When you are naming the sandpaper grits, a small pop up should appear saying and spelling it out somewhere on the video. Possibly for the primer/reducers/thinners/grease removers, etc. For my students, I have them take notes on your notes.
Again, awesome job and keep up the great work.
rgeier11 Great to get the feedback and I'll start doing that, may I ask where you're located just out of interest.
The Gunman I''m in the Chicago, Illinois suburbs. There are plenty of bodymen on UA-cam, but your videos seem to be different due to your honesty.
Cool. I made a video on Sunday with your feedback in mind it's called Repair, Prime, Prep & Paint VL Boot, it will be uploaded on Thursday. It took near all day to make that one but if it helps then all worth while.
For a 5hr job that was 10/10 !
Can't get enough of this channel. Has given me the confidence and info to give these repair jobs a go myself. Thanks
I have learned and improved sooo much watching all your stuff, never stop doing these videos. Steve in England
No worries on longer videos Gunman. You do a great job explaining how its done. Like tou said, some enjoy the in depth videos that explain things twice. Im one of them. It really helps the people that want extra tips on doing things the correct way. Ive seen you spray cars from Classic to Audi, Mercedes to Lamborghini. You know the trade. Cheeres from Los Angeles California USA. Keep spraying brother.
Thanks man
Thanks man
i was working in renault factory, spraying cars, and i still learn from u
Damir Dropic great to hear, I'd like to check out your work myself.
you are funny and I enjoy all your videos long or short..except the ones we can't hear you haha.
thanks for all your work and comments. I can rebuild a trasmission and engine all day, program in java for fun and even sing in the rain for free..but painting is a whole different story. It's definitely not something you can learn and get right within a week.
Ha ha gunman your videos just keep getting better and so helpful for the real world backyard kinda guy . I just love this one will be watching it a few times for sure as always mate thank you for what you do .
Another awesome video. Your videos are best autopaint tutorials on UA-cam without question. Thank you so much for sharing your skills with us!
Really direct and informative, very much appreciate you spending time and effort making these.
No apologies required. Length is fine and information useful.
Hi Gunman
Thank you very much for all your videos, tips and tricks. I really appreciate it! I've been airbrushing and spraypainting as a hobby since I was 14 years old. My father teached me the basics and the rest I learned by just keep on practicing and learning of the mistakes I made.
Now I'm 20 years old, I'm really willing to make damage-repair and spray-painting as my own business. I'm now investing in professional sprayguns such as your Devilbiss SGK and I hope that I will have my own spraybooth soon.
Keep on making these vids Gunman, you really are a magician in what you do ;) !
Grtz from Barneveld (the Netherlands)
Frank Rogier
that dent puller is great. I have a cheap one that is 2 different parts. you first put the studs , then pull the stud and cut them and grind. The style you have is at least 4 to 5 times faster.
Yeah, great tool but over 10k for one of these new, it's a spot welder too..
Hey, this is a very informative video as I'm just a weekend backyard mechanic w/little to no autobody skills. I welcome the long videos because I'm in a learning mode. Besides, anyone can fast forward past segments they don't want to view. Keep up the videos and I'll keep watching.
I love the long videos, I like the start to finish every step covered, top class repair from a top class refinisher
Love your long videos dude. Was getting annoyed with your little ones every so often aha. Just love the step by step talk it's very informational and helps me a lot! Can't never know enough!
Great channel. Only just found it, but a couple of videos in and i am already thankful for the very interesting content. Thanks for sharing some tips, and taking the time to explain everything so well. Much appreciated over here in the UK.
Thanks for watching mate
Your videos are very helpful as you go into depth with the different types of guns, paint techniques and all sorts. Awesome!!
Thanks I appreciate it
Junior Tangi knb
I can't believe how you managed to turn those awkward dents into a perfect finish, gives me confidence.
Thank you, Gunman, these videos are so helpful. Filled with great advice and techniques/experience. I have an '85 Omni GLH Turbo and doing some repairs at home in the driveway developing my skills.
excellent video, no worries on the length, enjoy watching and learning a great deal from you. Thanks !!
Thanks for taking the time and the effort to show all of your work and yes to the longer videos sir!
Been looking to get a job as a spray painter trainee/apprentice with no luck at all. But seeing how good you go into detail with your videos i can put what your saying to practice at home :) keep it up bud
subbed bro. loving the vids. cant wait to get a small shop going myself. your vids give me inspiration.
Nice little quickie job. Came out perfect!
Thanks gunman, I definitely enjoy watching your work.
learning loads from your vids, its good for us novices to have someone like you sharing your experience thanks Gunman
that is your car....eres muy bueno en lo que haces.congratulations....from Chile
Long video but worth it - educational and informative - well done!
you are brilliant just got into spraying and car repairs on my old mx5...you are helping me loads :-)
I wish I had your talent you're awesome!!!
Gunman's the best. Learning painting tech and Ozzie at the same time. I can almost turn off my auto translate into English now. : )
hello first of all, greetings from Switzerland!
I like very much your workshops and i am learning a lot from YOU!
THANK YOU!
Samuel
Lots of negative responses from shops here about Concept Paints, interesting to hear your opinion about the product.
Nice work!
I've never seen that trick you do with rolling the tape on your leg.. I will have to try that out. Thanks for teaching me a new trick.
Michael Josemans I use that one nearly every time I mask a car, great trick. Thanks for watching mate :-)
stock in trade technique for a pro painter,do it everyday
nice vid i like watching the long ones and the info even though you might repeat yourself some of it turns out to be important. Stud welders and the pulling accessory which is a flat piece then sits on the stud and pull works great on dents and creases comes with the slide puller and i found an accessory that turns the stud welder into a plastic stapler awesome piece of kit. keep up your awesome work my friend
great job.. thanks for sharing. you have definitely helped me get a reasonable paint job on my car and i am NOT a painter by any stretch.
regards
+LEAF A Job Shop in N.W. Indiana that's great to hear mate 👊
I do appreciate your efforts. Regards from the UK.
Hey Gunman another awsom video as always, thanks heaps for all the tips you have given us DIY guys to get our projects looking there best. I have purchased 2 SGK 600's recently in prep for a couple of projects coming up. I to enjoy the longer video's that you do & I thank you for your time & effort that you put into making & editing all these video's that you have done. Hold your head high Gunman with Aussie pride. Another job well done.
Top notch video as usual, always a school day watching them.
That spot machine is really a gem.
hey gunnman just wanted to say i love your vids. you should consider doing a video showing and teaching different masking techniques like using the fold over technique i saw you use in this video and using foam tape and fine line tape.
Very informative & easy to follow,i painted an AU bonnet in silver two pak under your instructions,it turned out quite acceptable .
Thanks
Regards Kevin
Kevin Conway Great to hear mate, I just did a BA bonnet with the bulge and got runs haha, sounds like yours came up better than mine.
Thanks man,appreciate your vid,Im just tidying up my XR8 in the shed so using acyrilic and was very help full with your tips...
I'm happy you have your own shop thanks for keeping it real
I ended up getting out of business. Now I'm an employee again
@@TheGunmanChannel I'm a mechanic but I love painting just started painting and I've learned alot from you thx man keep doing what you do you're awesome happy new year to you and yours
Job well done thank-you for sharing your love for the trade with us and continue your great work thumbs up Mate
Been watching a lot of your videos for nearly two years mate. Would like to thank your for the time and effort you put in doing them. For me the longer the video the better as it gives more info. The more explicit the better. I really like your videos and after looking at the ones where you explained the Air caps and then did the distinct demos this got me to buy a Devilbiss GTI Pro lite which I am going to use to spray a Hyundai Veloster with soon.
I want to know if you use tack rag over your metallic base coat in between coats and also if you use it on the final coat before you put the clear coat.
Congrats...you´re the best!......I really learn a lot..with..your videos.....Tks!...
you are a good painter ,fair play mate
when you were learning how did you remember all the steps..i was thinking of making a check list..make the vids as long as you want...\m/ dude I didn't know you have your own shop...props
Just found your channel ,nothing wrong with longer videos if content is good and narration has a bit of a story . Will slowly watch other videos ,well done keep up the good work
I was amazed by the pull up dent welding gun.don't know it was even exist.it makes things easy..here we do it manually by welding a piece of steel then hammer it to pull it.anyway nice job.
To anyone asking why the heater display is producing that "disco" effect, the answer is led multiplexing: when you look at a digital display you think that every segment is lit up but it's not. Just one segment at time is lit up, but electricity is "moved" on every segment that fast that to human eye all the segments on the display look lit up. This technique saves a lot of power since just one segment at time is powered up and not all of them.
You can see the effect on camera just because the frequency by which is working the multiplexing is different from the one at which operates the camera (just like filming computer monitors), so the mismatching frequency between the devices gets caught on camera like a flickering.
combinbain Similar thing happens with the fluro lights in the booth
I do really enjoy your showmanship, one born solely out of professionalism blended with pure confidence ...I like that . what brand gloves do you use ?
Thanks mate, I just got onto Cload and they seem better than most on the market because they don't disintegrate straight away with a bit of thinners.
I watched it till the end ... very helpful ... Thanks!
Look after those knees Gunman. We only get two!
Love the video's keep them coming. Very easy to follow and great viewing and educational. Top bloke.
+mark miller thanks mate, I do my best to entertain and inform.
Very professional, enjoyed watching.
Hallo the gunman..i come from indonesia your video really help me in studying painting technique .. keep working hope god bless you
thanks for showing all the steps...cheers!
Hey Dude your work and the movies was very nice sry for my broken english i wish i workt so good then your you was the best guy i seen greets from germany :-)
thanks for this lesson mate... your videos are excellent
Another awesome video. I'm sooo close to starting the minor panel work and full respray on my Commodore thanks to your great vids.
Thx man, I'm grateful for ur videos, especially since u r in buss. For urself, great work
Hi gunman, I ran finishing shop for 11years and if I had 3 of you I could get rid of 8 of my useless prima donas
I like the long videos
This is brilliant, probably my favourite video!
I like your long videos. I show knowledge! Keep up
very nice job! I learn a lot from you
Best video for this topic. Good job!
I wish I had as much patience as you!!
great work as always mate , and for being a painter your body works really good your a natural talent :)
Michael Armstrong Thanks mate, this was just a quick one :-)
Great videos! You taught me a lot!!! Appreciate it! I like all your videos and recommend them to my friends! Very professional ! Thanks a lot!
great video. thanks Gunman
You seem much more relaxed in your videos of your own business
No Brasil eu diria: como funileiro você é um ótimo pintor! Kkkk
your bodywork and paint is awesome good work
Well done always nice to watch your work 👍
Exceptional work. Superb video!
Hello from Kentucky... Nice work.!
Thanks gunman. This video is very helpful especially to the beginners like me❤️
Great video, thanks for the tips. The pole you clamped to the car is actually the negative, not the earth. Direct current doesn't use an earth pole =)
Just joined your channel, great stuff, would love to see more minor repairs and touch ups, keep up the great vids and thanks.