I just started a new job in an industrial paint shop two weeks ago and while I never thought I would end up being an industrial painter, I really love it so far!
@@Awsometurtle20 I had 3 years experience in an auto body shop as a helper and found a job as a helper in a warehouse paint shop and to my luck the painter quit a month after I started just randomly one day on lunch lol and we had load that had to go and I stepped up an took over and started painting without asking no I'm the Painter 😂
Just make sure its a good shop that replaces your masks and filters we industrial painters have a low life expectancy 65 is the the norm dependant when you started and how safe you were you will no Matter what get paint in your lungs
Congratulations! That sounds like an exciting new journey for you and I'm glad our video could help make the transition a little easier. We appreciate the feedback! Let us know if there are other painting tips and tricks you'd like to learn!
Hi doing a good masking job is always key to go along with a perfect paint job! With regards to masking do you think if you had a masking tape dispenser you could wear on either hip that it would make your masking jobs easier and faster?
Hey Jonathan! Pretty much any auto store's paper will work well. Of course, 3M is best but it depends on the job you're looking to do and how much you're looking to spend. Tape is the more important element because that's what's going to ensure your paper doesn't move on you. We use yellow 3M tape, and there are all different widths you can use both for those tapes and the masking paper! I hope that helps - feel free to kick us any more questions you have and thank you for following along!
Amazing job… if I may ask why do you guys use gravity guns instead of pressure cup guns that can hold more paint and easier to maneuver on tight spots or upside down… not trying talk shit it’s just that I’ve painting heavy equipments well for almost 20 years now and I’ve only use gravity guns for touch ups
Thank you! Absolutely, your question is totally valid. For us, we use gravity guns or pressure pots based on the specific job and the preference of the painter for that job. Oftentimes we are working on scaffolding, and the gravity guns are easier for certain techs to maneuver when working up and down that scaffolding. Again, it depends for us on the specific job type. I hope that helps explain a little bit what our take is on gravity guns and painting! Let us know if we can help in any other way as well!
Thank you, Douglas! We use Omni MX190 which is a PPG Product. Hope that’s helpful! Feel free to reach out if we can answer any other questions or support in any way!
Hey Michael! Just wanted to let you know that our guys are coming back soon with a new video dropping later this week! We know people have been itching for more repair videos!
Painting is definitely something that's easy to get into and learn but takes a lifetime to master! Our guys started aprinticing and worked their way to where they are now. Good luck in your endeavors! Thanks for watching and we hope you have a great day!
Sometimes pressure pots are more efficient in many situations. We have used them in the past. It's more efficient for us to use hvlp guns opposed to pressure pots because we don't use as much material and we don't have waste cleaning lines. Thanks so much for watching our videos Tre and hope you have a great day!
Great job guys! Have you tried using a small pressure pot, and back feed at clean up to save on clean up solvent? Good job and video. Thanks for sharing. JohnG
If you have any local trade schools, that’s a good place to start! Some industrial painters have college or masters degrees, but others can do so with a high school degree or GED!
If your painting industrial you dont use a cup gun and paint sticks dont have a sealer on them, the chemicals in commercial paint would make any type of wood sealer break down
you dont even talk about the type of paint that should be used on heavy equipment. you only talked about the common sense paint tips. nothing special to see here.
I just started a new job in an industrial paint shop two weeks ago and while I never thought I would end up being an industrial painter, I really love it so far!
How did u get the job did u do any training Prior??? I'm very interested in this field
I'm painting rail shunters for 10 years now best job you can ask for....no better satisfaction than seeing the end product
@@Awsometurtle20 I had 3 years experience in an auto body shop as a helper and found a job as a helper in a warehouse paint shop and to my luck the painter quit a month after I started just randomly one day on lunch lol and we had load that had to go and I stepped up an took over and started painting without asking no I'm the Painter 😂
@@doobiedoo3692 that’s awesome some bro 😂🙏🏽
Just make sure its a good shop that replaces your masks and filters we industrial painters have a low life expectancy 65 is the the norm dependant when you started and how safe you were you will no Matter what get paint in your lungs
I knew there was someone out there that knows how to lay some paint down on old equipment . absolutely beautiful . great job !.
We appreciate it! Thank you so much for watching and following along!
I just got moved to different plant for work, and now I’m doing painter position so this helps me alot
Congratulations! That sounds like an exciting new journey for you and I'm glad our video could help make the transition a little easier. We appreciate the feedback! Let us know if there are other painting tips and tricks you'd like to learn!
you guys are underrated! that was excellent. if anything it was too short.
cheers
Thanks so much for your kind words brother! We love this stuff and appreciate you watching! Have a great day friend!
CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE VIDEO, THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS PRECIOUS INFORMATION!
We appreciate you watching Curso! We love what we do and we'll keep em coming. Have a great day brother!
That was some clean work
Thanks Shane! We appreciate you checking it out! Have a great day brother!
Good video! Gotta go paint a school bus now...
Sorry we missed this one. Thanks so much for your kind words and hope your his turned out great!
Yall had me laughing hard at the jokes. Good vid guys
Thanks so much Alex! We love what we do! Thanks for watching and have a great day brother!
No prob guy's, I my self am a industrial painter, Over 7 years of spraying. Love to see others enjoy what they do. Keep up the good work guy!
Hi doing a good masking job is always key to go along with a perfect paint job! With regards to masking do you think if you had a masking tape dispenser you could wear on either hip that it would make your masking jobs easier and faster?
Great work. You guys need to keep making new videos.
My boyfriend does this so I was just curious to see what he does and how it's done
That's awesome! It's definitely an art form. Super glad you could use this video as a way to share in his experiences! Thanks for following along 🙂
@@NewmanTractor 👍😁
Which Yenkin product did you use? Acrylic or Urethane?
Urethane. Thanks for watching!
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What masking paper do you guys prefer ?
Hey Jonathan! Pretty much any auto store's paper will work well. Of course, 3M is best but it depends on the job you're looking to do and how much you're looking to spend. Tape is the more important element because that's what's going to ensure your paper doesn't move on you. We use yellow 3M tape, and there are all different widths you can use both for those tapes and the masking paper! I hope that helps - feel free to kick us any more questions you have and thank you for following along!
Wat paint are u guys using
Amazing job… if I may ask why do you guys use gravity guns instead of pressure cup guns that can hold more paint and easier to maneuver on tight spots or upside down… not trying talk shit it’s just that I’ve painting heavy equipments well for almost 20 years now and I’ve only use gravity guns for touch ups
Thank you! Absolutely, your question is totally valid. For us, we use gravity guns or pressure pots based on the specific job and the preference of the painter for that job. Oftentimes we are working on scaffolding, and the gravity guns are easier for certain techs to maneuver when working up and down that scaffolding. Again, it depends for us on the specific job type. I hope that helps explain a little bit what our take is on gravity guns and painting! Let us know if we can help in any other way as well!
Which brand paint are you spraying guys?
Hey Aleksey! We are using Rival by DuPont. We are really happy with the results from it! Thanks for watching and have a great day.
@@NewmanTractor Thanks a lot.👍
Kenny is high
Ha your awesome charlie thanks for watching brother!
Great job. What do y'all use to decrease with?
Thank you, Douglas! We use Omni MX190 which is a PPG Product. Hope that’s helpful! Feel free to reach out if we can answer any other questions or support in any way!
@@NewmanTractor thank you👍👍
@@NewmanTractor thank you👍👍
You got it! So glad we could help!
Hey Michael! Just wanted to let you know that our guys are coming back soon with a new video dropping later this week! We know people have been itching for more repair videos!
I want to learn how to paint like this
Painting is definitely something that's easy to get into and learn but takes a lifetime to master! Our guys started aprinticing and worked their way to where they are now. Good luck in your endeavors! Thanks for watching and we hope you have a great day!
@@frankiesweets2536 and without any runs
I wanna paint my Jcb JS240. Bought an airless sprayer from Aldi, gonna give it a crack. Can’t look worse than it does now.
use a pressure pot . I paint concord pump trucks
Sometimes pressure pots are more efficient in many situations. We have used them in the past. It's more efficient for us to use hvlp guns opposed to pressure pots because we don't use as much material and we don't have waste cleaning lines. Thanks so much for watching our videos Tre and hope you have a great day!
Great job guys! Have you tried using a small pressure pot, and back feed at clean up to save on clean up solvent? Good job and video. Thanks for sharing. JohnG
How can I get into this career
If you have any local trade schools, that’s a good place to start! Some industrial painters have college or masters degrees, but others can do so with a high school degree or GED!
Airspraying?? 1 kg plus in your hand all day?? Please switch to airmix or airless. Much easier and faster as an additional advantage.
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If your painting industrial you dont use a cup gun and paint sticks dont have a sealer on them, the chemicals in commercial paint would make any type of wood sealer break down
The fuck do you mean industrial painting doesn’t use a cup gun. And plastic stirring sticks are more common anyways.
There's a snake, in my boots.
these guys look high off paint fumes
im getting high just watching this
you dont even talk about the type of paint that should be used on heavy equipment. you only talked about the common sense paint tips. nothing special to see here.
Do NOT actually use the Thompson Water Seal “Trick” 😂 I repeat DO NOT USE WATER SEAL ON YOUR STIR STICKS
Why. R yall not wearing a full suit....forced air respirators....does your paint hex chromium in it.