So easy a caveman can do it!!! 🤔

Side gig lmao 🤣 😂

What oil pan can you send the link

LoL @ side gig

Do I have to use a clear after painting? 

I love my 3 ton Daytona. Definitely works awesome and those stands with the safety on are awesome to. Those pins should be in all of the jack stands

That looks like a color i powder coat wheelchair frames in almost everyday.

Both of those products will fail .They will flake and peel they are just spray paints. If you want long term durability get Polycryl from Viper Products. it will last much longer its what professional plasitci restoration techs use.

I'd pay you 6k so I could hangout with you

Try learning to think ahead. What did you think was gonna happend with just 1 bolt in 😂.

Looking GOOD! What happened to your hair??

Car manufactures paint more plastic than you would think . They don’t have to change plastic pellets in the mold process if it’s all grey and painted to the final color needed

Thats a flexzilla cord reel FYI

This applies to all f series trucks as well

That wiper trick 😅😅😅

Not all hero’s wear capes my friend.

Why do you warm up the engine before changing the oil?

😂😂😂

Id get some helper springs to further dial in your ride height, as well as your bump/droop ratio. But nevertheless, this is the correct way.

Hell yeah man

Wraps cost more than a good paint job, let that sink in. Pay less for a paint job or ruin your paint with a wrap. Us big brains know whst to do.

Damn.. you need a strong friend who could come and help you. Give me a call next time lmao. But nice job!

We used a cherry picker

Nice to see an honest review.

Use Cerakote to paint your panels. Youre welcome.

I know I’m late but I’m trying to do one myself and found this video helpful. Do you by chance know or remember the size of your grids? I believe they look to by 1 foot by 1 foot but I can’t tell. I really just like your coverage and trying to decided how many strands for a single cab 1:59

I know I’m late but I’m trying to do one myself and found this video helpful. Do you by chance know or remember the size of your grids? I believe they look to by 1 foot by 1 foot but I can’t tell. I really just like your coverage and trying to decided how many strands for a single cab 1:59

I know I’m late but I’m trying to do one myself and found this video helpful. Do you by chance know or remember the size of your grids? I believe they look to by 1 foot by 1 foot but I can’t tell. I really just like your coverage and trying to decided how many strands for a single cab

Going to be bright and sexy AF

I was not expecting you to free hand this

I found that if you let your cans sit in hot water for a little while it will make them have a better spray pattern

Getting it done!! Loving these shorts.

Purple!!

Name of products pls

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Did I miss a side by side comparison? Great video. Thank you.

Good video. I’m currently doing a FoxBody with the DupliColor and it’s looking great. The project before this one was a ‘72 240z and the DupliColor burgundy was a direct match and made the diamond patterned interior look brand new. For the FoxBody: Most of the panels and door cards are plastic and easy to work with. I found that the rear cargo/trunk area had lots of deep scratches and scuffs. I used 200grt and got a lot of the surface scratches out but the deep scratches remain. I also learned that since the panels are textured, sanding them too much can create a problem with the finish. That’s why I came to your video in the hopes that maybe there was some light to be shed on this subject of scuff removal with success. I’m struggling a bit with the paint because it seems to bring out the sanding marks regardless of grit. I really don’t want to sand 100% of the panel surfaces to relieve the splotchy issues so I’m a bit stuck at the moment for the panels that had scratches. A couple of things I recommend should you do this again: Hang your parts before you spray them…I learned that spraying on objects that are flat forces you to angle the can downward which can cause spitting and inconsistent spray patterns which can contaminate the coat. As other commenters here mentioned: Avoid Acetone! Acetone melts plastic! I avoided that by simply washing the parts using dish soap and water, wiped parts with denatured alcohol then applied tack cloth right before the spray. Results are amazing except for the areas where I sanded the scratches. My plan is to hit those areas with 400 and feather them in to the non scratched surfaces, wipe down with soap/alcohol/tack then respray. For your door panels: Was it possible to remove the inserts from the back of the panel instead of masking them? Time saver. Sometimes those insets are riveted in so I get it. Was just curious. Thanks again for the content. PS your star studded headliner looked great! Do a video about that install! I’m all in!

What a pathetic "kick test". LMAO I bet the second there's any real world use (ie.- a 2x4 scuffing the panel during loading/transport), that sh!t will flake right off. Too bad most of us will never know. To your credit, you were very straightforward about warning us about the shortcomings of a spray paint in this application. I wonder what would happen if you used truck bed liner.

Im shitting on the subscribe button

Sick builds man👍

the music is a bit too loud just a comment

Looks like complete dog shit

Great video! All components are addressed briefly and right to the point. Thank you.

I have the copper wire coming out from ceiling, but i only have white and black on my light. In that case what do i do with the copper wire?

Great JOB E!

Use detailing paintbrush to clean surface with apc. Than use profesional microfibre towel with 400gms to prep the surface

That’s crazy. You keep your well, propane tank and septic within 20-30 feet from the house. You went the expensive route.

very good sir Thanks

Excellent job and great narrative that was straight to the point.

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