"YES YOU CAN", Rattle Can Paint A Whole Car
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- Опубліковано 8 сер 2023
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This video is in response to several inquiries as to the methods and techniques that we use in our video series when painting our projects in outdoor environments including driveways using only spray can Spray Paints, (Rattle Cans)
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Some benefits of DIY Driveway Rattle can Paint jobs are:
1. You don't have to leave your car at a body shop for weeks or months at a time.
2. Cost. Doing the work your self saves big money in labor costs.
3. You can work at your own pace while retaining your vehicle as a source of transportation to work or school or other events.
4. You can achieve impressive results.
5. You don't need an expensive paint guns or even an air compressor to paint your project.
This channel is for entertainment purposes only! Do not do what I do. Do not take my advice. I am not a professional.
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i love the paint job as well. i have two trackers and one is sail blue (sounds lame but is awesome) and the second is black and orange. both done in the drive way as well. it really makes these awesome rigs stand out and give them character. its cheat and fun too.
I actually considered Sail Blue, it's kind of a cool color. I was going to do the suspension (springs shocks ect)...in Sail Blue, Thank you for your comment.
Hold on to those trackers...there may be a resurgence coming as new 4x4's are way to expensive, pricing most of us out of the market.
I like the copper color , fits it nicely imo , really stands out . What is the actual color called?
I got all winter to decide the color I'm going to do on this here tracker I got about 3 weeks ago . Their great little rigs that hold there value.
The color is actually a Burnt Copper metal flake that I found on Amazon. amzn.to/3ZzWbov I actually had several cans of it on hand from an unrelated project some years ago. Some of my trackers have bumpers or Targa tops, or springs and lift blocks painted this color. Like, Low Range Off-road has RED, Calmini Has a Light BLUE...Tuff Trails had Burnt Copper.
The camera loves the color, but actually in person, I do not. It does not have much depth even though it has three coats of clear...but the sun does light it up pretty good. Our theme is Low Cost, Affordable or Budget off-roading which focuses on a lot of DIY stuff that a person could do with some basic tools and a standard garage at home. In the case of painting with a rattle can, it is cheaper to get a Harbor Freight paint gun and a good single stage urethane and knock it out in the driveway real quick, but some neighborhoods and local ordinances may object...lol
Thank you for you question...
Hey Cal , on my tracker the water pump pulley is so close to the timing belt cover that it has rubbed a hole in it . I'm a wondering what is wrong the cover is warped ? I have found missing bolts. Loose bolts . All are tight now
But still to close to the cover
Pretty Common occurrence, Sometimes the belt wears and stretches over time and can get sloppy and rub against the plastic cover. The tolerances are already very close so even and old pulley can develop a minor wobble resulting in the same effect. Or a lot of times the bolts get loose and the plastic timing cover will slightly rest against the belt. Those are the areas that I would look at first.
@@tufftrails excellent that's what I needed to know . Also ever tighten the steering box to get rid of the steering wheel play ?
actually that is one that I haven't ever had to deal with...@@fragilelivesbrokendreams3074
@@tufftrails thanks you for your quick responses Cal.