Integra $50 Rustoleum paint job
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2017
- Integra $50 rustoleum paint job
2 quarts of rustoleum gloss white $8 each. gallon of mineral spirits $9. gallon of bondo $15. sandpaper $6
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I am not a professional body and paint guy. most of this I do for fun. I love working on cars. This is like my 3rd time doing this. Go and try this on your own. Even if you don't get great results, just try and have fun.
79th Productions never use regular Bondo to fill hole. use fiberglass Bondo is not waterproof. will bubble in a month use reinforced fiberglass filler
Since he used primer he doesn't have to worry about that. That only happens if he lets the car get rained on without priming the bare metal or filler causing it to rust underneath. Since that didn't happen there's nothing to worry about.
at least you are not claiming to do it properly. Try and spray clear coat on top next time
79th Productions u in California?
+MUSIC IS MY LIFE BITES south Carolina
UPDATE:1 year and still cranks within the first 2-3 pulls. Probably will buy another when this one finally does bite the dust ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx43QMbQqu67IZadu9ou8Sg1BdrunMRNqX . No issues at all. Very happy with it.UPDATE: After 6 months of use and over 70 uses I would still highly recommend this pressure washer. It does vibrate a decent amount but never had it “walk” like others have mentioned. No oil leaks, still seems to run like the day I bought it. Still cranks within 2-3 pulls every time. Very happy with my purchase!Have used it about a dozen times now. Plenty of power, cranks up on 1-2 pulls every time. My only complaint would be I wish it was a little taller to make it easier to walk with it (hits my ankles a lot) and that the two hose connections were a little further apart but it hasn’t caused me any issues. Seems to run a good 1-1/2-2 hrs on a full tank, overall a well built machine and definitely worth the money in my opinion.
Thank You for posting!..lots of armchair critics talking shit about what you did ..You did a spectacular job with what you have!!..this is the root of car culture..use what you got ,and make the best of it..
+copperlocks1 thanks
Fantastic job on the paint, sir. Looks good. Just curious if you wet sanded it after the paint dried then buffed it with some McGuires or something similar. Would look as good as anything Maaco puts out. Either way, I learned a lot from your vid. thanks for posting.
copperlocks1 im down with that answer....
copperlocks1 yeah well said... why are there ao many assholes posting on this video... this guy worked his ass off and made a nicely edited video (I noticed that no one commented on that) and people are tearing into him like he was clubbing baby seals... Instead of being a dick and telling us how much better a kid could do it... say something helpful.
Something to be aware of with Rustoleum - if you treat it like lacquer paint it will really buff up nice. If you do a first coat, let it cure then wet-sand with say 1000 grit to knock the high spots down, do another layer of paint, more sanding etc. then on your last layer do 1000, 2000, 3000 lightly by hand then buff with wax it will really shine. Of course it's not as hard as catalyzed paint but it continues to harden over time.
The best part of this man's projects is that he maximizes the tools he has available to him and the $.
Just like many things in life, if you want something done right, do it yourself.
That final product is really something you can be proud of.
Nice work! Thanks for letting us share this process.
That looks very good!! Thank you for posting. It shows me how to do something I have never done before, and encourages me to try it sometime. You did a great job! And, you can't beat the price!
Love the no shits given approach. Totally the way I think about it. Do the best you can with what you've got, be realistic about the value of the car, and move on. Great stuff.
I’ve watched probably 30-40 videos on painting a car with rustoleum, and yours is the best. It shows a simple, step by step way to achieve a decent paint job for beginners like me. Thanks for taking the time to make and post it! Good job buddy.
you can always follow up with 2K clear for a hard strong clear coat.
I painted an 87 Toyota 4 runner outdoors with Rustoleum and I got compliments all the time on the paint job. It can look fantastic with just a little prep work!
I just got done fixing the trunk on my bmw and even painted it myself the way you did, and man was it fun. It looks 100% better :) Your vids are great bro 🙏🏽
Thank you for sharing………
Your video is a plus. I’m going to follow your steps……. Getting the courage to tackle my 2002 Camry.
Have a great day 👍👍👍👍👍.
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Dude. You kicked butt. Great job. Don't let haters bother you. A+ in my book.
That adds 100 HP
Well , it does, cuz it's gonna give the car a whole new life .
This was awesome. Great job!!!
Beautifully done. Enjoy watching
this paint job is hella clean!
Your video have inspired me keep up the good work
Thanks for posting - gonna give it a try!
You did awesome for the price one thing that might help you get a lil better finish is paint guns all have to stage triggers air and air paint when spraying get in the habit of always being in one or the other all the way from start to finish of spraying if you release trigger completely it causes uneven bursts this tip really helped my work years ago
Why 5k thumbs down smh I think you did a great job keep up the good work 💪🏻
Good job. Thanks for your video.
Looks awesome, Brotha
Love what you do bro 👊🏿👊🏽
Great job 👏🏻
Looks awesome bro 🥳
Niceeee I’m still trying to fix my oil leak and an throttle problem 😅😅 and planing on painting as welll 😎
Awesome job!!
Great job man
white makes everything look clean,including this car,it looks a lot better,damn fine job,it is the trying and failing that makes you great,i've painted 104 cars since 1972,give it all you got,patience will get you there,and read the labels,FIRST
I love how this guy dose it with the smallest budget an makes good shit
This is how I did my first paint job in 1984! I'll throw in a couple tips for everybody I'm a professional painter now . I've painted everything from European cars, muscle cars trailers to Industrial Equipment. Always use automotive tape. The cheap stuff turns gummy and makes a giant mess. When you spray keep the tip matching the body panel. You don't want to stand in the same place and use your wrist. Keep your wrist straight and walk down the side of the car spraying. Also if you're going to do Rust-Oleum they do make a reducer that will make its spray and flow easier. Also there's nothing wrong with single stage paint for solid colors . I would not use single stage for red or metallic paint.
+bondovwvw you are right, the tape came off really gummy
Richard Head when I done my training I got told that red is the only colour they don't use a pigment for its just a dye and that's why it fades quicker than any other.
Same. don't stop/change gun direction in the middle of a panel.
Prep is everything. Acrylic urethane single stage is worth it and don't cover an oil base enamel like Rust-Oleum with a clear of a different chemistry.
bondovwvw I did single stage metallic, what are my risks
bondovwvw hi, im restorimg a car at the moment and want to spray it red, will be my 1st. what do you mean by single stage?
Car looks 100% better than before, and at least you are trying to make look decent ,and having fun with the learning experience.
+TTacoma thanks
Mike Klen lol such hate
DITTO .... Mike Ken must be a school smart know it all ..... Nothing wrong with a cheap but well done I may add job!!!' Cars today are disposable so does smart ass ken Waste time doing so right and spending a tons on materials !,,, well then do your hi end shit, that's even if u do good work. HOW DO I DO IT KEN . Please tell me lol
+Mike Klen And where's your video of you doing it right??
Paul Zonneveld why tell you just bring it to my body shop I’ll do it that’ll be 8 grand lol
I love all the comments from the digital painters.
You should clear coat the car, wait a week for the coat to fully dry, wet sand the coat with 1000 and 1500 grit, and then buff the car with polish compound. It will get rid of the orange peel and make your car shine.
Ying Yang very good advise but that paint allready come with the clear on it
plus its celulose based and in high temp areas the lacquer (clearcoat) is very prone to clouding then flaking with cellulose based paint, different if two pack or water based :)
Ying Yang can't do it no more it's stolen
we videos & gary greenwood you guys don't have a clue about what you're talking about. first of all. rustoleum paint does NOT have clear coat because it is what's called an acrylic enamel or alkyd enamel paint. And if he did want to go that few steps further and add clear coat OVER the rustoleum paint he MUST use acrylic enamel or alkyd enamel clear coat. NOT lacquer clear coat. Lacquer clear coat would completely ruin the enamel paint job. Enamel can go over lacquer but lacquer can NEVER go over enamel. Besides, in this type of situation clear coat really isn't necessary.
well i wouldnt say i dont have a clue bud, im a pro, but that particular product isnt sold in EU countries (im in the uk) so i took a guess on its base, so you are totally correct in everything you say about acrylic enamel :) we only use acrylic enamel on commercial vehicles really, so thanks for the heads up bud, as i said took a guess on that particular product :)
Proof that with paint work, PREP is everything. It came out looking pretty damn good!
J Wilkens you have low standards
Little tip, if youre trying to fill holes with bondo, thats generally not what you want to use. The ones you filled will get wet on the other side and that type of filler attracts and will fail fairly quickly. If you insist on using filler and not welding them, use the correct type that is waterproof and will hold up to something like that.
being a qualified painter, you're on the right track, but most of all props for actually finishing the job a lot of people give up.
+Leavz Hobz thank you. Im trying to learn more as i go.
I love that OEM color. Brings back good memories.
Did my truck with a 4" roller, looked better than it did before and that's all that really matters
sn0m0ns great attitude.. That's what people don't understand practice makes perfect..
I did thin it out with mineral spirits and did a very light sanding in between coats. It was a 1994 Dodge B350 work van and the paint would literally come off if you touched it. It never faded or peeled the 6 years i had it. I've seen some rustoleum paint jobs that would match a $1500 pro. It's funny because a guy I do floors for uses rustoleum on all the trim in his rental homes and it lasts way longer than traditional paint. (Just a warning anyone painting inside with rustoleum, be sure to ventilate the fumes are really bad). Intergra looks great BTW I've never sprayed with rusty now that Pep Boys sells ready to paint cans of paint, couple coats of wax and that paint is going to outlast the engine! My first paint job was right in my driveway on a 1986 Nissan Pulsar (LOVED THAT CAR) with Dupont Centari Midnight Metallic Blue, I'll never forget it.
I read about the history of rustoleum. A sea captain noticed that the oils from fish stopped rust and thus the beginning of rustoleum paint was born.
Looks good just like a 90s sports car. And you don't even need add clear coat just let it cure for a very long time and buff it.
That's absolutely amazing!! What blew my mind is how damn easy you made it look! I have an old work truck that I will try this on. Now if I only had your laid back attitude I would be all set. Attitude is everything=Agreed??
+Rickarama Trama thanks, attitude is everything
Rickarama Trama agree
For an amateur paint job, not bad. For those wondering, a pro paint job involves stripping all previous paint, completely disassembling the car and painting every metal surface, not just the outside, then drying and baking in an oven. After that, about 4 clear coat layers are applied, sanding to 2000 grit and scraping with a razor between applications, then baked once again.
It can take months to properly paint a car and maaco is not the place to go if you want that kind of treatment.
OP clearly now knows why a pro paint job costs so much :)
These videos make me want to bondo the 5,000 dings and dents on it and repaint the whole thing in the drive...
I bought the car sight unseen 4 years ago and I've done probably $6,000 worth of repairs to a vehicle I spent $4,000 on... it's only worth $6,000. It runs terrific and no lie is about 40% new parts, entire suspension, new AC compressor, radiator, engine mounts, starter, PCV ventilation system, brakes, tires, many interior parts, a few components for the convertible top... I'd hate to sell it at this point, honestly, since I've done so so much to it and it's really reliable now. Anyways I wouldn't use Rusteoleum, but this makes me pretty confident I could do an OK job just fixing the multitude of dents on my own and giving it a paint. Awesome video man, thanks.
anice trick i learned a while back was to push paracord between the windowrubbers lifting them of the bodywork , this causes the paint to flow under the edge of the rubber preventing a small raised edge where the rubber meets the bodywork
My arms would have fallen off with all the sanding dude. Looks good.
+Tim Vine thanks
Tim - you'll have to use low grit (120 grit) sand paper to knock off tough spots it'll save you a lot of energy. But nevertheless sanding the entire car is very hard work and time consuming.
Nice job. Very thorough.
Agreed!
I'm an aerospace parts painter who has other people who do the part prep and set up. A good deal of our other painters (especially the top coaters) treat them like crap. I've always befriended them cause it takes a lot of patience and endurance to continually prep 10 hours a day.
The fact that you tried and posted the vid! Thank you. Looks like a fun project.
Awesome dude! Gets me motivated to get back to fixing the botched color change somebody previously did on my gsr. Lots of work but looks like it pays off!
+B Fehrman thanks, go for it. Use better paint for your gsr. It will be worth something when it's done. Good luck with your project
I painted my corolla smoke Grey. Using a wagner paint sprayer. Only issue with rustoleum is it takes a long time to cure. I did two light coats with a 30 minute flash time. It's my daily driver so I did the work on the weekend and repeated the process on the following week end. I probably won't need a clear coat just wet sand and buff.
anyone who takes the time to do the work themselves deserves a pat on the back. The effort deserves respect. I love it when people take pride by putting in the time and effort. good job sir!
+heasoundsystems thanks
Great job man! Love the passion and you really made the car look good!
Idk if you’ve heard of 2k clear. It’s highly volatile so you need a paint suit, a good respirator, eye protection and of course gloves but you can get it in aerosol cans and activate it with an included gardener
Since you have a spray gun and compressor you could get some 2k clear and you’ll get pretty awesome results. I managed to paint my side skirts, rear bumper, front bumper and my over fenders completely at home. And if I get orange peel I just sand w 1500 and polish it back up!
Thanks for the vid
i did this to my 98 acura cl 3 years ago.. if you use the rustoleum boat paint its better.. its oil/chemical resistant.. also with that paint you dont need a clear coat.. just put a whole bunch of coats on then sand up to 5000 grit.. to get a mirror finish.. the only mistake i made was i got a whole bunch of navy blue and a whole bunch of black and made a midnight blue out of the mix.. awesome looking color but when i got in a accident it was hard to rematch.. now the right fender and bumper looks a half a shade different.
Nice work I’m very happy for you, thanks for teaching to many people
The problem with Rusto paint jobs is by the time youve done all the body work to get the car looking good, you might as well spend a couple more bucks to get automotive paint that will last way longer, wont fade, and protect more than rustoleum.
FlyingAero I disagreed until I saw he had a gun and a compressor strong enough. Definately should have ponied up a lil extra for cheap single stage auto paint
Codie Kennedy I was thinking the same thing, paintscratch.com would have his paint code for sure and some 2k clear or single stage even would be fine for the cost effectiveness and it’s less work
Well, I can tell you from experience.... Tremclad (same as rustoleum) is waaayyyyy harder to sandblast off of parts than automotive paint.... not saying I'd use it on anything other than a bracket..... just saying, its pretty tough when dried.
Well done for a cheap price. If more people did their own work, body shops would lower their prices too get your business, I would think.Great video brother!
+Andrew Theissen thanks
That's what maaco is for. Body shops charge what insurance will pay. Most are in the $45/hr range. Mechanics charge $75-$100/hr. Yeah people can do what this guy does but it isn't going to last like a real job will. The fact of the matter is that for $115 You can buy a gallon of durable single stage automotive paint that will last 10+ years.
I like it. You're working with what you've got, you made that car look 100% better, and you didn't spend crazy money doing it. Good job!
Oh my god. I've never seen so many comments from fools who couldn't block sand a metal table top OR a car! Anyway, considering that you painted it for 50$ and that you painted it outside, it looks awesome! HUGE improvement.
I'm not trying to hate on you or anything I understand you do this stuff for fun I get that 100% I love working on cars also I grew up in a bodyshop and started learning how to do everything else when I started driving, but if anything hits the back of we're you spread that Bondo it will knock it out and you'll have little holes in your quarter panel, and it won't stay there very long on top of the paint, if you grind it down to bare metal with some good scratches in it it will last year's longer just some advice. But you did a good job on everything else keep on keepin on dude
hey look at this guy over here with genuine constructive criticism. Be like him.
Hey 👋 Damien……….
Thank you for sharing…… you make a fantastic comment. I will do exactly what you are suggesting……….
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better than rudniks track miata paint job
juantrickpony bwahahah I hear that nigga gave his air compressor rodnock
I been in Auto Collision courses and work since 2009, and I'm very impressed with the results. You Sir I give you a Crispy High Five.
+Damian Garcia thank you
Came out looking good
+Wrench life 604 thanks
Eyyy!
ls7orBust I took a car to maaco and honestly couldnt be more pleased. I spent abiut 300 i want to say(Did prep work myself) and they did an excellent job. The coat was flawless. But i did hear that some maaco shops are super shitty. Who knows, maybe i just got lucky
WeLoveGoProHD I think the big problem is that being a chain it all depends on who works there. They could have some guy who has no idea what they are doing or a 10 year vet.
WeLoveGoProHD I think the big problem is that being a chain it all depends on who works there. They could have some guy who has no idea what they are doing or a 10 year vet.
Add some enamel hardener to the paint ... I never use enamel without it .. I'm no pro but I can lay down some orange peel with the best of em .. LOL!!
Good job! You did a larger service to the DIY community by posting this video. Thanks man. Don't listen to the negative comments...they ain't "can-do" people. They just wanna bring people down.
+Martin Ho thanks
He pulled out a lot of parts which saved a lot of time. Masking off a car could take a day. I would say the most time consuming is the "masking off the car"
You could save a lot of money by doing it yourself.
Hats off 79th Productions.
You should've used that Bondo and made a fender and bumper
I miss my integra
even if you didn't use expensive paint, it came out awesome. you also did it very professionally and neat (covering up windows, bags around the wheels), and the sanding with the bondo. good job!
I'm a licensed bodyman with 24 years of experience you did a fine job my friend be proud and keep on doing what you enjoy
+Wayne C thank you
Whenever I pull shit apart I also lose parts just like you.
Could've done without the music but otherwise a good video.
+Skyler Pratt thanks
Great job dude!! I did that same thing to my Chevy truck and everyone loves it lol
awesome job Bro gotta Love the ❤ Acura integra's ❤👍😎✌
Looks like a $50 paintjob
Correct
That's because it is a 50$ paint job.
Then I guess everyone paying big bucks is getting ripped off lol
looks like a hater that got ripped off by macco !
wow good one lmao
I think you're supposed to show the car completely done at the end of the video!! Also a close up of the paint job and maybe you driving it. lol
It came out awesome ! I might do the same on my mk3 golf, thanks !
The car will not last long without clear coat.
Taran Panduranga
Well car will last , the paint might not
Charlie Passeri lol
thats not treu, people think a 1K clear coat makes a difference,it dos not, as its both 1k, the durability of the paint is the same, clearcoat 1K is the same as 1K colour paint. rustoleum is a 1k paint. maby it wil llast longer as it has more micron of paint on it. still he did anice budget job, and you can buff this coat with no problem with or without a clear coat, its the same paint. its not a mettalic so no problem to do so.
What?!? Prior to the 80s, most cars didn't have clear cotes at all. Waxing and buffing was much more important back then for the nice shiny appearance.
Some people still own cars from the 60-70s that have not been repainted in decades. Sure, they don't have the clear coat look of modern cars, but they still are protected from rust and look decent.
Not everyone can afford a $3000-$5000 paint job on a car that would only sell for $1500. Many people would even think it's unwise to spend that much on an old car unless it's a show car.
May I point out that the cars in the 60s and 70s had automotive paint. This is spray paint.
You definitely made a difference to that car. I have a 04 Camry I've been wanting to flat Matt and stance just for the hell of it.
Great presentation! It's no-nonsense practical stuff like this that real people look for to survive in this world and is what makes the web great :-)
Although material costs are typically three times as much in Canada for this kind of work (who ever heard of $8 for a quart of paint?! Heck we pay more for a spray can here!) and the fact we are faced with snow, gravel and salt 5 months per year, it works pretty well indeed!
I did a front 'bra' for the car this way two years ago to repair the nicks and pits caused by sand, gravel and salt and although the gloss faded away quite rapidly, it has survived and has stopped the rust so far after almost two years, just as well as if I had used 'real' automotive paint. So for anyone contemplating this job, if you have an old clunker of a car that you don't know how long it will last, this is a great way to make it look decent until it becomes too expensive to fix. The choice of gloss white is great, by the way, the gloss fade won't show as much as if you used black ;-)
As for spending extra and using automotive paint, all of you in the rust belt should by now know that rust will inevitably get through a few years later, you should ask yourself the question whether you want to spend $400 a gallon for automotive paint that will just stay shinier longer but certainly won't stop rust any better than this method...
Two thumbs up, Man!!!
+JohnnyJim J thank you, i agree all the way. The paint was ment to give a old clunker new life
Bondo only sticks to metal
not true
not true
Bullshit. Bondo will stick to metal, paint, plastic, fiberglass, and even wood and concrete. As long as the subsurface is clean and properly sanded or roughed up.
Jesualdo Gallardo Gotta love the bullshit on these comments. Bondi sticks to what ever the fk I put it on so far! Still not found a surface I've had to work with that bondo can't stick to.
Jesualdo Gallardo thats not true. I do this for a living. If sanded properly it will stick to paint.
A lot of the people complaining about this video I'm sure would be quick to junk a car because the paint was faded or there was a little dent. You did it yourself, you learned a skill that will transition over to a lot of other places in your life. I do government work and you'd be surprised what a coat of paint will do to someone perspective.
Nice job on the body work man..good video glad you shared the steps in what you did
Did a clean even job on this ole car. He can always wet sand and buff to get it smoother if he chooses. Did something similar back in the late 70s as a teen with my dad on my 1st car. Had to use the alum can high pressure spray gun. Took awhile to master it.
holy crap dude! that turnt out pretty badass for rustoleum!!
You're the man bro! I KNEW that could be done and you proved it!!
+Joe McCain thank you
Very nice!! This shows that if u really want to get it done, you don't need a paint booth, nor a garage, not a specific concrete area. You use what you have and Getter Done!! Good job bro, u convinced me. Im going from spray can to auto paint. I'll have to buy a paint gun. Thanks!!
+Jaime Villa thanks and good luck
i can see the passion you put in your work
+Alvaro Patricio thanks
Álvaro Patrício you must be blind then
That was awesome! Makes me want to go out and paint something! Good job!
+Tennessee Farming thanks
Good job man, always apricots people that do stuff like this
I have used rattle can to paint everything from Chevy C-10's to Honda civics. if you use industrial paint or rattle can, remember to spray wet and shiny, without putting down too much paint. if it goes on hazy, it will look hazy. practice on junk hoods or deck lids and remember, you can't screw up paint. you may have to wet sand, but you really can't screw up paint. Also, if you can find a good enamel thinner, use it. It'll pay dividends.
Wow, that still came out looking good!
+Kris Marshall thanks
I did some alloy wheels a few years ago, takes ages and practice, great job
Hey, it was a great video. You are good and practical. Wish you were in the UK. Can learn a lot from you man. Thanks for the video and sharing. Wanna see more.
I'm doing the same thing with my old 240 hatchback. Rusto white with enamel clear on top. However, the clear coats seems to be acting funny, dirt/dust/ bugs continuously get "trapped" into the clear coat somehow. It won't wash off, and scrubbing would mean wetsanding again. Pretty aggrevating.
I've used the same clear coat before with good results on my late model car, only thing different here is the Rusto paint/coating, so I'm chalking it up to the paint and clear fighting each other.
*edit: the issue came about after I wetsanded, buffed, and wax. Haven't come close to sanding the paint yet.
You made it much better, so that's great! !
I am amazed at the negative comments about your $50 paint job. First, the vid is excellent. Great pace and I think you covered the main points well. I wish all UA-camrs had to take a lesson from you before allowing to post. Second, for $50 this is an excellent job of getting a few more years out of what looks like an old clunker. I have a 2003 Wrangler I wish I had the time to repaint. Very nice job and I will be subscribing.
+Mr Mudslide thank you
Looks good! Great Skill! Not many bugs and dust there! Very good.
Don't let the haters get to you bro. Keep doing your thing. Excellent job on that Integra.
Great Job! Came out great! It always Pays to Prep!
I think you did a great job considering your resources! I'm a graffiti artist and have been using paint since the early 90s! In addition you also took out all the lights and masked off the proper areas! Good job dude, fuck what everyone else says!!!
Painting is hard if you dont have all the pro shit to do it. Props to you brother for getting it done on your own. Its a nice feeling to look at something YOU built,not paid to be built.
We have painted a lot of construction equipment over the years with oil based paint. Cat yellow, Bob Cat white & red, Skytrak Telehandler and Low Boy trailers. Sprayed and rolled it on. Oil based paint takes some time to dry so you can fix your mistakes.Put on new factory decals and it would sell for money. Called it DuPont overhaul.