I remember as a 5 yr old in 1962.... playing chase and cutting my eye lid open on one of those fins on same model car .I was kinda sweet on one of the girls there... and had to act tough.... until one kid said.... ooh... you got blood all down your face .... heck with the girl.... I went running screaming for daddy. Had to get stitches on my eyelid. Great job and great video!! New subscriber.
I'm not fan of fins but you have brought out all the lines and curves Detroit could offer in 1960. You da man! I really enjoy learning from you. That clear coat has everything popping and now, I have to watch the entire playlist. One thing I've learned from you is this level of work takes a lot hard work, patience and skill which you have mastered.
Beautiful car. Im working on a convertible an have been thinking how am i going to attack that concave fin area with a metallic i had it mapped out in my head but seeing your technique built my confidence. Thanks for the tutorial!
Man, that is a lot of sheet metal in the old "60. From some camera angles and that long trunk, it looks like it wouldn't take much to have an El Camino. You had it looking really good in the primer stage and I can only imagine how much work had gone into it at that point. Just saw the first color coat go and I will watch the rest of the video.
Thank you, this gun has never had that trouble but .I have had it do that with another gun before, I just tape a paper towel over the breather cap and it helps to keep it from running out a d it will still breath. Thanks for watching!!!!!!
Thank you very much !!! Your right, the sealer and base coats dry to touch in 15 minutes or so then you tac between every coat, but the clear is still sticky between coats so you never attempt tacking the clear coat, but sometimes I wish I could hahahaha.
I like it, its a 3m tape its kinda pricy but it works well and dont leave tape residue behind. My favorite is the green. It is 3m 233 tape but its like $8.00 a roll.
@@ACDesignsGarage okay ive only dealt with single stage with clear coat and that's been over 10years ago and i didnt know what i was doing then lol. How fast does the paint dry to the point you can tack cloth it? and how long was your window for painting another coat without sanding? thanks for the video
I remember as a 5 yr old in 1962.... playing chase and cutting my eye lid open on one of those fins on same model car .I was kinda sweet on one of the girls there... and had to act tough.... until one kid said.... ooh... you got blood all down your face .... heck with the girl.... I went running screaming for daddy. Had to get stitches on my eyelid. Great job and great video!! New subscriber.
Wow I bet that hurt, Thanks for the sub and the story. I love hearing the storys from the good old days!!!
I'm not fan of fins but you have brought out all the lines and curves Detroit could offer in 1960. You da man! I really enjoy learning from you. That clear coat has everything popping and now, I have to watch the entire playlist. One thing I've learned from you is this level of work takes a lot hard work, patience and skill which you have mastered.
Thank you very much for the kind words! Yeah I will say body work is full of hard work but is satisfying at the end. Thanks for watching!!!!!
Lovely paint job on a beautiful car. Well done AC!!!
Thank you very much!!!!
Great job looked amazing. Started off looking orange but then became a deep red.
Thank you!! Yeah my phone goes crazy in the paint booth with the lights lol
Beautiful car. Im working on a convertible an have been thinking how am i going to attack that concave fin area with a metallic i had it mapped out in my head but seeing your technique built my confidence. Thanks for the tutorial!
Awesome I love the convertibles, its tricky but if you take your time its doable!!!
Beautiful job !! That thing's gonna look killer in the sun
Thank you, I cant wait to see it in the sun!!!!
Man, that is a lot of sheet metal in the old "60. From some camera angles and that long trunk, it looks like it wouldn't take much to have an El Camino. You had it looking really good in the primer stage and I can only imagine how much work had gone into it at that point. Just saw the first color coat go and I will watch the rest of the video.
Hahaha funny you say that, I was telling my buddy lets take the trunk off and well have a El Camino lol
Fantastic! Got me a diy booth as well.
They work great and half the money lol
I would like to see you do the doors also if you get enough request.
Your request is enough, ill try to film it this week ,thanks for watching!!!!
how do you keep the vent from dripping on that paint cup? Great videos !!!!
Thank you, this gun has never had that trouble but .I have had it do that with another gun before, I just tape a paper towel over the breather cap and it helps to keep it from running out a d it will still breath. Thanks for watching!!!!!!
Really good job 👍
Thank you!!!!
❤One good job
Thank you very much!!!
how long does it normally take to do a complete finished job and get the car ready to drive?
Around 2 years on this one.
Incredible! I saw you tack between base coats to remove the over spray. I don't think you tacked between the three clears is that correct? Thanks!
Thank you very much !!! Your right, the sealer and base coats dry to touch in 15 minutes or so then you tac between every coat, but the clear is still sticky between coats so you never attempt tacking the clear coat, but sometimes I wish I could hahahaha.
You do some go work
Thank you very much!!!!
Phenomenal
Thank you very much!!!!
Noticed the tape has been yellow in several different UA-cam channels. Is it special or best for painting?
I like it, its a 3m tape its kinda pricy but it works well and dont leave tape residue behind. My favorite is the green. It is 3m 233 tape but its like $8.00 a roll.
Got question how many coats of base coat you put on 3 an clear coat 3
Yes 3 coats base 3 coats clear
what kind of paint?
It's base / clear. I can't remember the base brand but the clear is ppg dcu 2002, it's pricy but it's awesome. The color is roman red .
@@ACDesignsGarage okay ive only dealt with single stage with clear coat and that's been over 10years ago and i didnt know what i was doing then lol. How fast does the paint dry to the point you can tack cloth it? and how long was your window for painting another coat without sanding? thanks for the video