Ya this did help. Where are you located? You have a awesome product there my friend. Going to check out some of you past videos. Glad I found your channel.
Thanks Adam, I'm in Southern Ontario, 🇨🇦. Appreciate you watching and commenting, I must admit, you were an inspiration for me to start down the content creation road. I was an early subscriber to your channel, on my personal account. Cheers my friend!
Were you able to get three coats on this smoker with a single quart? Looking at using this paint on my custom I just built. Just curious how far the quart will go.
G'day, it usually takes a quart and a half of paint (not yet thinned) for an average 40-60 gallon offset, three coats. That's using a 2:1 paint:acetone ratio.
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Very nice! Ive painted cars since 1985 before hanging it up. I like your style. Smoker looked fantastic. 👍👍
Thanks a lot Ron! Appreciate you watching and commenting! 🍻
Thank for the tips my friend!
Thanks for watching and commenting, it's much appreciated.
Me: I end up just using a shaker can! LOL Hey, prep, prep, prep,..before the final step! Great process!
LOL. I do like that saying Paulie! Never heard it before.
Ya this did help. Where are you located? You have a awesome product there my friend. Going to check out some of you past videos. Glad I found your channel.
Thanks Adam, I'm in Southern Ontario, 🇨🇦. Appreciate you watching and commenting, I must admit, you were an inspiration for me to start down the content creation road. I was an early subscriber to your channel, on my personal account. Cheers my friend!
Awesome! I’m looking for a grey high heat paint for my ugly drum smoker. Nardo grey specifically
Sherwin Williams may be your best bet.
Thanks!
Wasn’t sure on high temp on preparation.
No problem! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Were you able to get three coats on this smoker with a single quart? Looking at using this paint on my custom I just built. Just curious how far the quart will go.
G'day, it usually takes a quart and a half of paint (not yet thinned) for an average 40-60 gallon offset, three coats. That's using a 2:1 paint:acetone ratio.