I fixed most of the codes and engine issues... The reason why it would not go over 3k was because the connector that went into the vtec solenoid kept popping out. Just gotta replace the intake manifold and the car is solid.
🤯 the vtec solenoid makes alot more sense hahah. follow this guy right here on tiktok yall for the continuation of this car! didnt know you were on youtube as well!
Thanks for catering to do in your drive way or sidewalk guys who can't afford big shops with high budgets and still come out nice this is the real world peace.
Any tips on how far your over spray hit!? I’m do my driveway and both neighbors are bit away and I have large bushes on side. I should be good right! Where neighbors ain’t gonna be bitchin? lol
I appreciate the work you put into improving this car, and more importantly, your honesty. So many people are quick to judge and tell you a million things you did wrong but like you said, you're learning and that's what its all about! Eventually you'll have a system that will allow you to make the transformations even better and faster. Good work bro.
i've been out of the car scene for a hot minute. I finally my own business and for the first time in my life at 36 years of age, I'm not worried about bills or where my next paycheck is coming from. Having said that, I'm looking at a project car now that i have extra money laying around. I'VE ALWAYS Wanted a DC5 Honda Integra/Acura RSX. Love this build and i will be following this. Super excited for you and thank you for showing how to paint a car your self.
Get into marine repair.. big guap, I own my own Fiberglass & Gelcoat Repair company! Stick it to the big corps and start your own shit !! Feels good doesn’t it! Fuck yeah!
@@tsunamisurfer7325I’m in Medical Sales and have been starting to get everything together to start my own Med Sales business. I’ve done it on the side prior, and stopped, due to several things outside of my control. Unfortunately our son passed away. Now that my head is right I’m going after it. Love to read your comment knowing your young. It’s the only way to get ahead, and I make $250k a year. I’ll make triple soon.
Where do you work? I have an RV that needs gel coat work.....oh and I also have one of the nicest RSXs in the country/world with only 10k miles@@tsunamisurfer7325
@@fadedchicken I’d recommend starting with something service based first and avoid most of the get rich quick BS that’s all over the internet. Monetize skills you already have and/or choose a simple idea like window cleaning, pressure washing, landscaping, junk removal, or really anything “mobile” you can do to make people’s lives a little easier. Remember that it doesn’t have to be forever and if you already like cars, there are lots of ways to make money in the car industry alone. Detailing, vinyl installation, painting, mobile repair, bodywork, restoring/selling junkyard parts, car flipping (if done right). Be smart, ethical, and do the work that needs doing. Update us when you get that dream car 🤝
I truly love watching videos like this one and believe it could evolve into a great series, similar to the format of 'Buddy's DIY' channel. One suggestion I have is to delve deeper into explaining the process of fixing or diagnosing problems. Many videos assume viewers already possess a certain level of knowledge, but I find it incredibly helpful when every step is thoroughly explained. As someone who isn't as mechanically inclined as I'd like to be, I appreciate the opportunity to learn as much as possible from someone more knowledgeable. Regardless, fantastic video! Keep up the great work!!! :)
Back in the 90's. I was doing the same thing during college, but I took the autobody shop every semester to be able to use the paint booth. I then started a mobile mechanic and worked on people's cars. Great hustling and awesome video. Keep on grinding. I know it takes a lot of time and dedication.
@ 6:12 you get a close-up of the harmonic balancer aka crank pulley. It looks broken or else an optical illusion because of grease and/or oil. If it's chipped then it won't have even dampening and this will lead to premature failure of main bearings and likely cause premature leaks for your front and rear main seals. It may be worth looking into @BeforeTheStorm
@@JOATJESSE crank pulley seal is leaking and the rear main seal was replaced already. I need to reseal the timing cover and tensioner cover too. This is going to be a great project
They sell these headlight restoration kits at auto zone for 20 bucks. I restored my wife's saturn vues lights, been 2 years now, and they still look new
The headlights have been mentioned multiple times, already. Maybe a Harbor Freight carport canopy may be an item to consider to cover your other workplace (if wind isn't a significant impairment)? Kudos to your grind.
This was so lovely to watch bro, just the way you edit and talk just feels like I'm talking to another brother about his car or work. Keep it up I love seeing yo vids on my fyp too. (And yeah someone else said it but maannnnn the headlights lmaooo) over all good ass work mah boi. mwah.
Nice job......the profit made it worthwhile. Good job attending to the mechanical issues first. Before we had ODB2 readers, we had to do some detective work, although we didn't have all the modules and sensors either. I was just outside today working on a bumper cover on a work stand. Of course, with plastic, you have to use a flexible glazing putty to make certain there aren't future cracks. I think that in our case, since you have a car port, I would probably find some heavier plastic sheeting and create a makeshift paint booth. It would at least keep some trash out of your paint job. Also, I think I would buy some new hinges and/or latch for the hood instead of the hood latches. The rest of the car looks great and it sounds like you have it running good. Very resourceful project.
FYI, good tip is on the first coat don't go for full coverage, go for evenly sloppy and it's the perfect base for 2nd,3rd, and 4th to be done the same way it will naturally even out the more layers u add giving you a perfect solid paint job in the end
Something I was taught is if your swapping an engine with a junkyard unit of the same engine type, transfer your sensors onto the junkyard engine as you you know those sensor are good and working and if you know you have a bad sensor on the old engine by a replacement as 9/10 times it is good (even brand new parts can be faulty) or if the sensor is easy to get to risk it use the junkyard engines sensor
Good job 👍 I’m a painter I’ll give you a easy tip for your next paint job, put the tape first around trims but don’t stick the edge down and just put the paper in and fold 👍
Part of me is afraid of re-painting my honda civic 10th gen, I live in hawaii and the weather here is usually hot/muggy. But seeing how you did it with the weather against you gave me some encouragement. Good job!
You are living my dream. I want to make car modifications but I’m just way too poor. But watching your videos makes me confident that I should follow my dreams.
Pretty cool. I’ve done the same thing with much more minor body work. I’m in Vancouver, Canada and there are rarely deals like that. I just got a 1991 GMC Jimmy yesterday that I’m going to do the same. Get engine to stop stalling and paint it. $500 was just a once in 10 year deal in my area
Wet sand those head light with 600 until the yell clears up to clear. Then dry them and clear coat them ,don't rush it ,just like you painted the car dust the first coat and then two good coats . Perfect
same with me bought a 91 integra and drove it back home 2 hours away with literally no brakes and very very very bad suspension.. But still have it to this day, its been with me for over 5+ years
future reference, restore the headlights if possible before reinstalling. That way, you won't need to worry about them when detailing the car. Overall, great job 👏
As a collision technician I can say you did a nice job with the dents next time try to sand down the surrounding area and feather it so it blends well and leaves you less high spots , also a lighten up a littleon the hardner when ur mixing mud
Pro tip- buy some 3M rubbing compound and use it to rub off the oxidation off headlights. It makes them look brand new as long as there’s no oxidation on the inside. If there is, there are you tube vids on how to bake your lights in the oven to open them up- some people do this to replace just the outer housing
You did a dam good job there for a first timer. Learning by doing, and paint is one of those things - we have to do it to learn it. Suggest rust inhibitor coating the edges of the raw cut sheet metal where the hood locks were installed. LOL we all been there with the wheelbarrow dumping our stuff in the junkyard. Stay gold.
Man that looks awesome compared to when you bought it. Believe it or not, I'm actually rattle can painted cars before and had some amazing results, but nothing beats a gravity fed paint gun!
I never bought a car specifically to resell, but I used to buy cars on eBay. I would fix them up and use them as a daily driver for a while. I usually made a little profit in the end when I resold it. Enjoy the content 👍🏻
Thanks bro you motivated me to do the same thing to flip cars . I work in construction industry and is making me older due to physical and heavy work. I could definitely look my self doing this
Subbed recently but been binge watching your channel bro keep up the content it’s GOATED🔥🐐 Your videos get me hyped to work on my 02 Accord coupe V6 💯 your content is unique bro never change! Peace out from ATL 😎
Sand the headlights with 600 grit. And 2 light coats of clear. Will be good as new lol. Black is the easiest to spray. 2-3 layers of clear is fine. 4 is over kill unless your going to do heavy block sanding, polish and buffing.
Daamn! would look sick with a blacked out top and some better front head lights but awesome work dude i cant wait to start doing this type of stuff. excited to see more!
I used to hate on Hondas for many years until I got my first one with an f23 manual. Now I rock a k24 manual. Excellent machines except for the door locks and window motors lol
Awesome video! Gonna use your hood latches on a volvo that broke the cable and takes a ton of labor to replace. One tip. Use a good quality lightweight bodyfill like evercoat. SOOOO much easier to sand.
When masking off, its best to remove everything that would leave a clear line. For example on the door, remove the mirror, the trim below the window, and the door handle that way your paint is getting everywhere on the panel.
Really nice, first streamer that actually you can believe on how much work they put in and how much each part cost. But even with that you still had some skills... and some useful tools
Always use thinner with microfiber cloth or cheese-cloth to get rid of all oil, wax and fingerprints before even spraying. You may need to do this again after the primer. This will stop paint peeling back in the future.
Great video from a car flipper to another, always swap out the headlights and possibly the tail lights too. You’ll get way more money for the car. A new headlight is like a facial spa to a car gives it a new look.
Quick tip on masking. Tape your perimeter first with only tape. Then use mask and tape. It’s a little more tape but will save time and you’ll have a tighter paint line.
I would have left the spoiler, door handles, and hood latches black. Maybe even tinted the tail lights too. But, your end result was great. Thanks for sharing this! Very instructive!👍🏽🙏📿🌀🪷
I’m glad I found you channel it’s some good clean videos. I like to see people going to the junkyard these new parts they make now days are horrible older junkyard factory parts are better.
Pretty solid work for a driveway budget job. NGL, I was a little 😬 at first, but other than the bondo thing, and getting a little better setup, definitely did a great job. You could grab some tarps or heavy plastic sheeting and a couple box fans with filters and rig up a booth in your carport for not too much effort or cost. I found a decent paint-less dent removal tool kit is really handy and cheap way to take care of normal dents and dings for the most part, and a skim coat of Rage Gold or 3M body filler finishes it nicely, mix in a little Plastik Honey by Evercoat to enhance cheaper quality body fillers or to flow it smoother. Name brand Bondo is too brittle and stiff for my preference. Cool video 🤙
Idk how often you paint but you should look into getting a foldable canopy that people use for events and picnics. Helps with rain and you can hang plastic from the sides to help with bugs and dust.
Yo you have a great community here, first time going comments without anyone mention the ric* work. Awesome job and keep up the work. It’s not pro fix, it’s a street fix. Still looks badass on the finished product and saved one rsx from going to the crusher.
It does look way better. Thats why i paint. You shouldve buffed and polished the orange peel though. Bring the shine out a bit more from your clear coat. Make sure you have enough clear on, to do so, if you decide to do it again in the future.
This is something I would love to try myself at home, I first would need a cheap car that I really don't care about to try it on. I would not feel right doing it to a car I drive daily, but it would be cool to try it out on a beater or a cheap car you want to try a fix up and flip. You sir have bigger balls then me. LOL You didn't do 1/2 bad man, nice job.
I used to flip cars in the early 2000s. It was easy as hell. Most cars Hondas/240sx/toyotas all about 100-500 with issues. I made so much money. I once bought an AE86 for $300. There was a time when this was fun and a good way to make money, but not anymore. These kids now think these old 90s Hondas are worth 16oz gold bullion
actual insanity to not do the headlights, i waited all video for it and you didnt do it when its probably the easiest thing you could have done that makes a crazy difference
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I fixed most of the codes and engine issues... The reason why it would not go over 3k was because the connector that went into the vtec solenoid kept popping out. Just gotta replace the intake manifold and the car is solid.
the 02 sensor codes came back on but its because the power steering rack was leaking into the connector.
🤯 the vtec solenoid makes alot more sense hahah. follow this guy right here on tiktok yall for the continuation of this car! didnt know you were on youtube as well!
hope u continue the build on ur chan bro just subbed @@BeforeTheStorm
Yo brother I love your content would you be interested in a 2006 Honda 2000 with OEM factory side skirt mud flaps
17:55 shesh looking fresh my boy
the headlights my guy
agreed a quick restoration job is 10-20 dollars and maybe 20 minutes and would elevate the overal look so much!
Yeah man
I was just thinking that! Wet sand and clear coat they look new again
He could just polish them too for temporary fix
They need some polish
Wet sanding headlights and then clear coat, does wonderssss. Good job on the car so far!
he already sold it by the time the video out
@@RosefMudson1414 statistically if he keeps doing this, there is a 100% chance he will encounter cloudy headlights in the future.
I've been told by more than one veteran used car salesman that you can easily get an extra $1k just for having clear headlights.
@@desktorpwell that depends on the car . Can make a 9k car worth 10k , but not make a 1k car worth 2k
@@InstantClanGaming probably true
Thanks for catering to do in your drive way or sidewalk guys who can't afford big shops with high budgets and still come out nice this is the real world peace.
doing what we can with what we got!!
@@korosumyself
Great job got yourself new subscribed bro 🤙
Any tips on how far your over spray hit!? I’m do my driveway and both neighbors are bit away and I have large bushes on side. I should be good right! Where neighbors ain’t gonna be bitchin? lol
The Maplestory Kearning City beat at the beginning is something not easily forgotten. Thanks for the throwback
Instantly throws ya back into great times :)
I loved Maplestory growing up this def got me in nostalgia
even when it started to rain you did you're best to stay positive, GREAT WORK G!
gatta see it through!!
I appreciate the work you put into improving this car, and more importantly, your honesty. So many people are quick to judge and tell you a million things you did wrong but like you said, you're learning and that's what its all about! Eventually you'll have a system that will allow you to make the transformations even better and faster. Good work bro.
i've been out of the car scene for a hot minute. I finally my own business and for the first time in my life at 36 years of age, I'm not worried about bills or where my next paycheck is coming from. Having said that, I'm looking at a project car now that i have extra money laying around. I'VE ALWAYS Wanted a DC5 Honda Integra/Acura RSX. Love this build and i will be following this. Super excited for you and thank you for showing how to paint a car your self.
What business if you don’t mind me asking I’m 23 and really hate working low paying jobs where I’m just fattening someone else’s pockets.
Get into marine repair.. big guap, I own my own Fiberglass & Gelcoat Repair company! Stick it to the big corps and start your own shit !! Feels good doesn’t it! Fuck yeah!
@@tsunamisurfer7325I’m in Medical Sales and have been starting to get everything together to start my own Med Sales business. I’ve done it on the side prior, and stopped, due to several things outside of my control. Unfortunately our son passed away. Now that my head is right I’m going after it. Love to read your comment knowing your young. It’s the only way to get ahead, and I make $250k a year. I’ll make triple soon.
Where do you work? I have an RV that needs gel coat work.....oh and I also have one of the nicest RSXs in the country/world with only 10k miles@@tsunamisurfer7325
@@fadedchicken I’d recommend starting with something service based first and avoid most of the get rich quick BS that’s all over the internet. Monetize skills you already have and/or choose a simple idea like window cleaning, pressure washing, landscaping, junk removal, or really anything “mobile” you can do to make people’s lives a little easier.
Remember that it doesn’t have to be forever and if you already like cars, there are lots of ways to make money in the car industry alone. Detailing, vinyl installation, painting, mobile repair, bodywork, restoring/selling junkyard parts, car flipping (if done right). Be smart, ethical, and do the work that needs doing. Update us when you get that dream car 🤝
I truly love watching videos like this one and believe it could evolve into a great series, similar to the format of 'Buddy's DIY' channel. One suggestion I have is to delve deeper into explaining the process of fixing or diagnosing problems. Many videos assume viewers already possess a certain level of knowledge, but I find it incredibly helpful when every step is thoroughly explained. As someone who isn't as mechanically inclined as I'd like to be, I appreciate the opportunity to learn as much as possible from someone more knowledgeable. Regardless, fantastic video! Keep up the great work!!! :)
for sure ill try it out on the next paintjob i do! thanks for the comment!
Bro saved an rsx, ima keep saying this, i love ur videos man, keep up the work‼️‼️
Back in the 90's. I was doing the same thing during college, but I took the autobody shop every semester to be able to use the paint booth. I then started a mobile mechanic and worked on people's cars.
Great hustling and awesome video. Keep on grinding. I know it takes a lot of time and dedication.
Sugoi. Restoring the headlights is quick and inexpensive as well and can really help make a old car look new.
Agree........and Nihongo Muzukashii
hell yeah, im the one that bought the rsx
Seriously?
yup@@JCN14
@ 6:12 you get a close-up of the harmonic balancer aka crank pulley. It looks broken or else an optical illusion because of grease and/or oil. If it's chipped then it won't have even dampening and this will lead to premature failure of main bearings and likely cause premature leaks for your front and rear main seals.
It may be worth looking into @BeforeTheStorm
@@JOATJESSE crank pulley seal is leaking and the rear main seal was replaced already. I need to reseal the timing cover and tensioner cover too. This is going to be a great project
@@JOATJESSE the crank pulley is cooked too 💀
That's a pretty good job for a quick flip. $1000 for that was def a gamble but it paid off!
I had an white 03 RSX Type S, by far my favorite car I've had. I had to sell it because the family was growing... I miss that car every day
Great job. But def could have done something to make the front lights more clear and removing the yellowing
Agreed
They sell these headlight restoration kits at auto zone for 20 bucks. I restored my wife's saturn vues lights, been 2 years now, and they still look new
😅 0:08 @@FixthisCD
The headlights have been mentioned multiple times, already. Maybe a Harbor Freight carport canopy may be an item to consider to cover your other workplace (if wind isn't a significant impairment)? Kudos to your grind.
I love these project and flip videos. It inspires me to do more…
Cant stop watching you. Makes me want to get a junk yard car
Same
Me too but no money 🗣️🔥🔥
facts, i wanna start modding my civic
nah fr
I just love your energy man !!!
appreciate the support!!
Same brother this man got immaculate energy!
One of the better channels I’ve seen bro! Big fan! Loving the videos!
You did an excellent job fam👍🙌!
This was so lovely to watch bro, just the way you edit and talk just feels like I'm talking to another brother about his car or work. Keep it up I love seeing yo vids on my fyp too. (And yeah someone else said it but maannnnn the headlights lmaooo) over all good ass work mah boi. mwah.
found your channel yesterday, loving the content dude, keep it coming and stay grindin!
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Nice job......the profit made it worthwhile. Good job attending to the mechanical issues first. Before we had ODB2 readers, we had to do some detective work, although we didn't have all the modules and sensors either. I was just outside today working on a bumper cover on a work stand. Of course, with plastic, you have to use a flexible glazing putty to make certain there aren't future cracks. I think that in our case, since you have a car port, I would probably find some heavier plastic sheeting and create a makeshift paint booth. It would at least keep some trash out of your paint job. Also, I think I would buy some new hinges and/or latch for the hood instead of the hood latches. The rest of the car looks great and it sounds like you have it running good. Very resourceful project.
That came out amazing!! Inspirational.
Making me want to go work on the project
Same lol. In the process of finally getting my project Subaru to run hopefully today..
this is your sign!
FYI, good tip is on the first coat don't go for full coverage, go for evenly sloppy and it's the perfect base for 2nd,3rd, and 4th to be done the same way it will naturally even out the more layers u add giving you a perfect solid paint job in the end
Something I was taught is if your swapping an engine with a junkyard unit of the same engine type, transfer your sensors onto the junkyard engine as you you know those sensor are good and working and if you know you have a bad sensor on the old engine by a replacement as 9/10 times it is good (even brand new parts can be faulty) or if the sensor is easy to get to risk it use the junkyard engines sensor
This is why the world is polluted. All this dust and liquid going right onto everyone, in gardens and in the water
People dont realize how.much sanding and prep in a paint job. If you like it, I love it. Decent work, I would be proud of it.
Good job 👍 I’m a painter I’ll give you a easy tip for your next paint job, put the tape first around trims but don’t stick the edge down and just put the paper in and fold 👍
Part of me is afraid of re-painting my honda civic 10th gen, I live in hawaii and the weather here is usually hot/muggy. But seeing how you did it with the weather against you gave me some encouragement. Good job!
i feel you brotha, it gets wicked hot out here in the summers so i pop the tent out usually!
The rsx is such timeless car design, i know its not a "classic" yet but damn it will be
Magnetic Spark Plug Sockets are amazing, well worth it
I love these RSX. We never got then until super late in Europe and they are super expensive still. Great find!
Hell yeah brother!! Great job.. nothing better than making money doing something you enjoy!!
You are living my dream. I want to make car modifications but I’m just way too poor. But watching your videos makes me confident that I should follow my dreams.
It came out good, it doesn't even look like the same car from the beginning
I discovered your channel a week ago and I´ve been loving the content, keep it up :)
Looks great my friend. Best Video that realistically demonstrated DYI Paint and Body. I’ll subscribe
Pretty cool. I’ve done the same thing with much more minor body work. I’m in Vancouver, Canada and there are rarely deals like that. I just got a 1991 GMC Jimmy yesterday that I’m going to do the same. Get engine to stop stalling and paint it. $500 was just a once in 10 year deal in my area
Wet sand those head light with 600 until the yell clears up to clear. Then dry them and clear coat them ,don't rush it ,just like you painted the car dust the first coat and then two good coats . Perfect
same with me bought a 91 integra and drove it back home 2 hours away with literally no brakes and very very very bad suspension.. But still have it to this day, its been with me for over 5+ years
future reference, restore the headlights if possible before reinstalling. That way, you won't need to worry about them when detailing the car.
Overall, great job 👏
Yes, polish them out or replace them. Really makes a difference.
Loved this video, chill music, just a dude working on a car and good vibes. You earned a subscriber! Looking forward to enjoying your videos bro!
As a collision technician I can say you did a nice job with the dents next time try to sand down the surrounding area and feather it so it blends well and leaves you less high spots , also a lighten up a littleon the hardner when ur mixing mud
1000$ is a hell of a buy
Pro tip- buy some 3M rubbing compound and use it to rub off the oxidation off headlights.
It makes them look brand new as long as there’s no oxidation on the inside.
If there is, there are you tube vids on how to bake your lights in the oven to open them up- some people do this to replace just the outer housing
I don't know you. and yet, im so proud of you and your video! I appreiate your existance and sharing this content.
Mad respect! Loved watching the restoration come together, great job!
the work you did would cost more than what you sold it at so its a small win for you and and a big win for the buyer! Great job serious skills
Broo plsss upload more plsssssssssssssss + also early gang
i know broooo hahaha ill try fsure!
Thx bro for replying to me thxxxxxxx
You did a dam good job there for a first timer. Learning by doing, and paint is one of those things - we have to do it to learn it.
Suggest rust inhibitor coating the edges of the raw cut sheet metal where the hood locks were installed.
LOL we all been there with the wheelbarrow dumping our stuff in the junkyard.
Stay gold.
appreciate the comment! not everyone has a mentor so us DIY'ers learn as we go hahah
Man that looks awesome compared to when you bought it. Believe it or not, I'm actually rattle can painted cars before and had some amazing results, but nothing beats a gravity fed paint gun!
I never bought a car specifically to resell, but I used to buy cars on eBay. I would fix them up and use them as a daily driver for a while. I usually made a little profit in the end when I resold it.
Enjoy the content 👍🏻
Lol the kerning city bgm my guy had a good childhood!🔥
this motivates me to actually figure out what I need to do the body work on my eg civic hatch xD will def follow some steps from this video
Thanks bro you motivated me to do the same thing to flip cars . I work in construction industry and is making me older due to physical and heavy work. I could definitely look my self doing this
Subbed recently but been binge watching your channel bro keep up the content it’s GOATED🔥🐐 Your videos get me hyped to work on my 02 Accord coupe V6 💯 your content is unique bro never change! Peace out from ATL 😎
Keep it up bro.... Never stop going for your dreams
Looks fun and love Acuras! After a quick count, I'm up to 34 RockAuto magnets.
Sand the headlights with 600 grit. And 2 light coats of clear. Will be good as new lol.
Black is the easiest to spray. 2-3 layers of clear is fine. 4 is over kill unless your going to do heavy block sanding, polish and buffing.
Daamn! would look sick with a blacked out top and some better front head lights but awesome work dude i cant wait to start doing this type of stuff. excited to see more!
The kerning city music got me first second i love that
Did not expect the kerning city music. Great video btw.
I used to hate on Hondas for many years until I got my first one with an f23 manual. Now I rock a k24 manual. Excellent machines except for the door locks and window motors lol
Awesome video! Gonna use your hood latches on a volvo that broke the cable and takes a ton of labor to replace. One tip. Use a good quality lightweight bodyfill like evercoat. SOOOO much easier to sand.
Good paint job thanks for teaching me how to paint a car
When masking off, its best to remove everything that would leave a clear line. For example on the door, remove the mirror, the trim below the window, and the door handle that way your paint is getting everywhere on the panel.
for sure ima do that next time
Beautiful job you are a real mechanic and body man
Really nice, first streamer that actually you can believe on how much work they put in and how much each part cost.
But even with that you still had some skills... and some useful tools
You made it look easy. Nice job
Always use thinner with microfiber cloth or cheese-cloth to get rid of all oil, wax and fingerprints before even spraying. You may need to do this again after the primer. This will stop paint peeling back in the future.
Great video from a car flipper to another, always swap out the headlights and possibly the tail lights too. You’ll get way more money for the car. A new headlight is like a facial spa to a car gives it a new look.
for sure, noted brotha appreciate the tip!
Quick tip on masking. Tape your perimeter first with only tape. Then use mask and tape. It’s a little more tape but will save time and you’ll have a tighter paint line.
yeah man ive been watching videos lately and it seems thats the norm lol! I'll have to do that next time i do a paintjob! thanks
@@korosumyself Sure thing. Good luck.
This was awesome bro, the paint job looked great!!
I would have left the spoiler, door handles, and hood latches black. Maybe even tinted the tail lights too. But, your end result was great. Thanks for sharing this! Very instructive!👍🏽🙏📿🌀🪷
You just need to clean the lights to make the car even mor clean
This was awesome. Very realistic environment and results for all us at home people!
i love how there are other vehicles nearby catching tons of over spray from your paint job
first time watching you and I think you might be my next best YT'er
I’m glad I found you channel it’s some good clean videos. I like to see people going to the junkyard these new parts they make now days are horrible older junkyard factory parts are better.
I HAD TO GIVE YOU THE LIKE FOR THE "LOWBALL THA SHIT LINE... MAN I CRIED....🤣
Pretty solid work for a driveway budget job. NGL, I was a little 😬 at first, but other than the bondo thing, and getting a little better setup, definitely did a great job.
You could grab some tarps or heavy plastic sheeting and a couple box fans with filters and rig up a booth in your carport for not too much effort or cost.
I found a decent paint-less dent removal tool kit is really handy and cheap way to take care of normal dents and dings for the most part, and a skim coat of Rage Gold or 3M body filler finishes it nicely, mix in a little Plastik Honey by Evercoat to enhance cheaper quality body fillers or to flow it smoother.
Name brand Bondo is too brittle and stiff for my preference.
Cool video 🤙
yeah after this project im not much of a fan of bondo myself. will def try my hand at metal work first then using less filler if i can
Idk how often you paint but you should look into getting a foldable canopy that people use for events and picnics. Helps with rain and you can hang plastic from the sides to help with bugs and dust.
Good to have distant neighbors.. if you paint in your driveway 😊
Yo you have a great community here, first time going comments without anyone mention the ric* work. Awesome job and keep up the work. It’s not pro fix, it’s a street fix. Still looks badass on the finished product and saved one rsx from going to the crusher.
Clicked on this video randomly. And i really liked it. I don't subscribe to project channels but this video was dope, i had to.
It does look way better. Thats why i paint. You shouldve buffed and polished the orange peel though. Bring the shine out a bit more from your clear coat. Make sure you have enough clear on, to do so, if you decide to do it again in the future.
You should have sand & polish the headlight while you had them off (you can find headlight restore kits at your local auto parts store or Wal-Mart)
This is something I would love to try myself at home, I first would need a cheap car that I really don't care about to try it on. I would not feel right doing it to a car I drive daily, but it would be cool to try it out on a beater or a cheap car you want to try a fix up and flip. You sir have bigger balls then me. LOL You didn't do 1/2 bad man, nice job.
That paint job revived that car 😍
Damn brother you did a good job on that it really looks better than a cheap maaco paint job💯
I used to flip cars in the early 2000s. It was easy as hell. Most cars Hondas/240sx/toyotas all about 100-500 with issues. I made so much money. I once bought an AE86 for $300. There was a time when this was fun and a good way to make money, but not anymore. These kids now think these old 90s Hondas are worth 16oz gold bullion
Thats a nice lil project money maker brother keep up the good hustle my man .
you did a great job with the paint
Just paint the wheels white and it's a masterpiece 💪🏾💯
actual insanity to not do the headlights, i waited all video for it and you didnt do it when its probably the easiest thing you could have done that makes a crazy difference