£300 DIY RESPRAY CHALLENGE!

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[@mmtot]

Take the big naff sports side skirts off and paint the regular sillls black and the lower half of the bumper also, like the original!

[@Retrobeemer]

*There's a scammer active on your videos offering fake prizes.*

[@kinn1647]

You either Can or Can’t.

[@robsmithracing]

Between your channel and Salvage Rebuilds I can get 10% off twice with Car Vertical 😂

[@manilove2pwn]

WHERE IS THE GOOD CONTENT????????????

[@moorhouse9949]

Once again. my notes/review as someone who works as an automotive painter: -good that you did a test panel, nice edge to edge application of the colour. -great to see you start with the edge of the panels like the bonnet to make sure you have full colour coverage although some of your low spots like the underside inner lip of the wings could have had a tad more colour. -something you could have done is flicked the cans spray fan out to the side when you where stopping spraying. just stopping could leave hard lines in the colour showing where you sprayed. if it had any metallic sparkle in the paint you'd see the job as very streaky/patchy. -contrary to Taylor thinking it was cringe id say he did a decent job with the colour on that front bumper. as for the orange peel on the door, with colour you want to go relatively light and slow, peel at this stage isn't massively important. -for the lacquer you could have used a 2k rattle can. what this does is allows for a more robust finish that will be chemical resistant. it does this by having an active hardener you break into it that makes the lacquer rock hard. with the colour and lacquer you guys used regular paint thinners could be used to wipe the whole thing down to bare metal. -to stop the can spitting make sure to clear build up from the tip every once in a while by either wiping it or hold can upside down and spray for a couple of seconds. as you already stated you just needed more lacquer on the vehicle as it looked fairly dry in some places, but you cant help a lack of material in the moment. to fix it I would 1500 grit sand the whole car smooth trying not to cut through to the colour and then give it 2 good coats of clear. was it a good paintjob overall? I would say barely, however the knowledge gained and your open honesty to show your mistakes makes me feel this project definitely wasn't a failure. to anyone viewing this as a fail I would disagree and say in my opinion the project size was simply too big for beginners to attempt. people can do ok paintjobs at home, but i would say its better one panel at a time. safety point: you should have all been wearing goggles and suits, the airborne paint will get into your skin and into your eyes. (if i don't say it someone will comment it to me saying i missed it...) summary: as a painter this makes me cry inside. as a viewer it was absolutely amazing to see you and Taylor try this out and it wasn't a terrible effort especially with the cost and experience level applied. well done and thanks for making me smile.

[@AutoalexCars]

Love to see it!

[@tomsmith6741]

The comment we all came for

[@raduorban]

As i've done some bits and patch up work using spray cans ... i can't say anymore. 2k is the way. Wet sand and polish after and it can be 9/10 💪💪

[@aquatics117]

I believe you have to have an air fed suit for 2k rattle cans, or at least we did anyway because of the hardeners causing lung issues

[@DjDolHaus86]

Also - let the paint dry for a couple of days before applying lacquer, if you can still smell it then it's still active and it will interfere with anything you put on top of it

[@timspiller9807]

Been with you since you launched the channel and left (cough, cough...) some other channel. The inclusion of Taylor in your episodes and your unrehearsed banter is simply 'KZbin Gold'. Keep up the good work Alex!

[@smashabocks17]

he didn't leave car throttle there all still good friends and he still uploads some videos with them, its just not his main gig anymore

[@maxbaker7327]

He was better in car throttle

[@louissanderson719]

@@maxbaker7327 he’s equally good on both channelz

[@tom6493]

@@maxbaker7327 I think what you meant to say was; Car Throttle is now shit…

[@AutoalexCars]

I'm still in CT vids as and when they invite me 😉 Got a couple of great eps coming soon!!

[@HuzzyGames]

Honestly you 2 together (I guess we can throw Rory in there also...) is honestly peak content, I hope it continues for years

[@lucille_the_rat]

Kudos for showing the mistakes. Shows the true story of the car. U haven't hidden the bad bits away from the world, which is unusual in todays likes and views climate. Love your vids, and shitboxes 💪

[@aidarsays]

Don’t say kudos. You aren’t Greek scientist are you

[@lucille_the_rat]

@@aidarsays 🤣🤣🤣🤷‍♂️

[@Coen80]

there was no way that that shitbox would even look half decent. It would be impossible not to show the mistakes.

[@keithburton7516]

In about 1982 I coach enameled my Hillman Imp in its original deep blue colour. I took a piece of the interior trim to a paint supplier and they made me up a one litre tin of enamel for £7. The old boy in charge asked me to bring back the car when I had painted it to show the lads how rich enamel can look. My friend Jack had a small domestic garage, he took a brush out of an old jam jar of turps and painted one half while I did the other. We spent an hour maybe on it and just shut the door on it. The next day we drove it out and were gobsmacked at the results. A depth of shine off the scale, not a single run, no brush marks or dust in the paint. I redid the white stripes down the sides, refitted the chrome trims. Several mates who were sprayers and body shop owners would not believe the results. The old boy at the body shop/ paint shop got all his staff to inspect the car and they did not believe it had not been sprayed in a body shop. He used his gun gizmo to measure the depth of the paint which was equal to 7 or 8 coats if sprayed. He knew how good it would look as he spent years brush painting London buses. He told me over a cuppa how as a young man many top line cars were enamel painted. I was a chuffed 18 year old with a shiny first car.

[@thinsmoke7679]

Awesome story!

[@roystonvehicles9129]

Good story, yes back in the day teckaloid, I think it was, was popular, I first painted my mk2 cortina in 1983.

[@1one3_Racing]

Have you priced a PROPER enamel paint today? I restored an old cot (was my dads, then mine, then my daughters) with the original cream enamel (and even found a 60 year old water transfer decal of a wierd looking dog that was 100% authentic) and it cost nearly $500

[@keithburton7516]

@@1one3_Racing

[@keithburton7516]

As I said a litre, I think we were metric back then was £7 made to the colour code of the car and to match the sample from inside. It really did turn out so brilliantly for my first ever attempt. I have since painted my ex British Telecom grey Austin Maestro van in metallic green Hammerite using a foam roller and brush. I bought about six tins at maybe £2 each from the bargin shelf in B & Q. It was parked on my front garden driveway when one night two hooded guys were trying to screwdriver the locks. They did not hang around long as I fired my hunting catapult with 20mm stainless steel ammo from my bedroom window down onto one of them. He is lucky to be alive. I knew they were working the estate my mates had been targeted. The police forensics man came to take finger prints the next day until he saw the textured paint finish. That van still looked better than what Alex and co. have done.

[@danielanthony6141]

Alex.. please promise us, no matter how big this channel becomes, never stop working on and buying absolute shit boxes. It's what makes channel great and we wouldn't have it any other way.

[@AutoalexCars]

I promise 😉

[@hughjass8430]

He'll be rattlecanning Ferraris this time next year

[@Lot76CARS]

Many years ago I sprayed an old Mini on my parents drive, I had a choice of navy blue or yellow (by coincidence the same colours of the vans at my Dad’s work). I chose navy blue and was quite proud of the results even though the paint was like a braille novel… I think you have surpassed me, the crown is yours!

[@FuryKingW]

🤣This made me laugh!!

[@raulvladddd]

This is golden you guys, your chemistry is uncanny. This is literally the worst paint job ever, love it hahahaa

[@Baj64]

Can't agree, the worst paint job is when my brother decided to paint the jamaican flag on his VW Bug with a roll. Unfortunately, there are no pictures…

[@raulvladddd]

@@Baj64 haha gotta see it to believe. Nevertheless, the Plasti dip paintjob the Donut Media guys did on the 350z low car as part of the high/low series was really up there with the worst ones

[@RawTopShot]

Not the worst, I was victim to what became lovingly called "a drive by respray" ; Ray Charles at the wheel and Stevie Wonder on the spray gun. So bad that the car has sat unfinished since 1999. (not joking)

[@HendrickT-bi4iw]

Let's not forget when Clarkson repainted an Alfa Romeo 175 in that Skoda green colour. That's gotta be a contender for worst paint job ever.

[@dalew9252]

Thank you, Alex and Taylor for inspiring me to not paint my car...

[@thatmotoguy7505]

I've done a fuel tank of my bike once, used 2K clearcoat. turned out perfect. just 2 very shallow coats and 1 as thick as possible without getting runs. turned out great :)

[@warptron]

After 30+ years as a professional painter, just wanted to comment on what a fantastic job you did and that's exactly the same process we use daily 👍

[@S.ASmith]

😂😂😂😂 Hello Stevie Wonder!

[@dazaspc]

Painting a car is like playing Poker. Takes 10 minutes to learn and Years to master. One tip I have found out when using spray cans is I will shake them then preheat to bring them up to a reasonable temp I do this by soaking the new cans in nearly hot water then shaking them again and always trying to spray with the cans at a minimum of 25c. Warm paint cans along with crazy amounts of shaking before and after and during to stir helps prevent stuff like the tips blocking that will ruin what you are painting.

[@bassline2k10]

This has been a really funny video, the rust proofing comment followed by "its plastic" really made me chuckle

[@niewissen9912]

Trick to rattle can use....less is more. From what I can see it was applied to thick. Thin coats where u can almost see the previous through it and let it dry befor spraying more on. I've done cars that way befor and looked good after.

[@GentilsGarage]

Great stuff guys! I’ll be doing the same in my E12, but mine will be single stage with no lacquer. Last couple of days I’ve been looking into doing a cheap paint job on my car and this video has converted me. Seriously, it will happen!

[@aldozampatti]

I painted my BMW 340i's front bumper with rattle cans and also kind of screwed it up again, so sanded and give it another go and it ended up IMPRESSIVE. Nobody believed me it was spray-can painted :) I used a 2k Clear with great quality on the 2nd time and that made a LOT of difference. Also after 45 mins of drying, pulled it outside to the sun for "cooking" for several hours (about 6 hours at 95 degrees F). A week later I 2-step polished the bumper and that's it. FYI if you'll be polishing it to perfection, make sure to add a TON of 2k CLEAR lacquer on top of the color. That thing wears fast :D

[@Seb590]

LOVE this channel but I hope there will be another few CT cheap car road trips in the future. Those episodes are probably as good as peak Top Gear

[@Idylla]

You've convinced me to never try painting a car myself, well done :)

[@robertdeleofitness7197]

Well you guys got the sanding experience. I took my 911 to bare metal. Then I gave it a few coats of primer, smoothed out any dents in the metal and then wrapped it with a cheap matte black wrap. I will say wrapping the car takes forever but it has its benefits if you can’t achieve a professional paint job. Spent $20 on sand paper, $90 on a high quality orbital sander to use with my air compressor and $470 on vinyl wrap. 75ft x 5ft of material so plenty of left over roll

[@AdamDooks]

Been so excited to see the second part of this!

[@Billybob09871]

Actually spraying the paint doesn't really matter so much, (though obviously the better it is the less work). Its the prep and finish that matters. A mate of mine used a paint brush to do the engine bay on a mk9 Jag years ago, it came out smooth as glass when he was done.

[@timoburgi3784]

a good result can be done with rattle cans, but its hard and actually very expensive for a full car. But rolling hammarite fence paint is super easy and looks fantastic(ish), if you like matt. great video like always.

[@Dmac-7558]

Best car channel on KZbin

[@liamsutcliffe473]

So happy to see this car back again Alex ❤️ hope to see more of Fabrizio soon 🤝

[@Fryd.]

You should wet sand before applying the clear coat :D

[@godzillas6301]

my exact thoughts also ..... but i suspect they put the paint on so thin and patchy it wouldnt have been possible I once bought a machine for spraying the fence ... it was crap ..... but i did wonder if someone was brave could they fire a few litres of celly through it and i wonder what result they could have got .

[@ryuhayashi97]

Now this is true car guy experience, trying new things with our mates. Thought we did great, and messed up at the end. Another experience shared which will make us laugh together everytime we thought about it. Love the content Alex!

[@stueg]

Loved this series, i did think the colour had changed when it was in the background of the last vid. Love the content, varied, fun and great viewing.

[@Tjescoo]

Yay get stuff done! Would love to see you guys improve at this car stuff over time :D

[@ROOSTY_EMX5]

Thank you for the video, bloody legends showing it off! Made my mate and I feel better about our diy painting cheers 😆👍

[@TheChrisallman]

Ohhhh nooooo 😂 I had such high hopes for this paint job! I mean I wasn't expecting a concourse level paint job but I really thought you might have pulled off something half decent and passable 🤦🏻‍♂️ How naive of me.

[@NH00531]

This was very enlightening, a no bs breakdown of why people get paid to spray cars. Also, as a subscriber I have no issue with a few tongue-in-cheek insults being thrown at me! Well done for giving it a go and saving us all a load of stress. 👍😂😀

[@calibrazxr750]

The secret is not in the paining, but in the polishing afterwards. I have rattle can sprayed cars and they have turned out pretty good. 1600 and 2000 grit wet and dry are your best friends when doing this.

[@XenFPV]

Looking at that paint job they might need to start with an 80 grit 😂

[@calibrazxr750]

@@XenFPV 😂😂

[@davepayne164]

Exactly this. I was watching and shouting ‘wet and dry, idiots’ quite a lot

[@ReconTHG]

1k clear will get dull pretty quick.

[@quincy5855]

When using rattle cans in cold weather fill a bucket with hot water(Not boiling) and put all your cans in and use them from there . Paint mixes in can much easier and pressure stays preventing sllatters

[@cmc6040]

Class vid. Laughed my knackers off more than once. Thanks chaps!!

[@Acc0rd79]

Hold the phone!! Electron Blue pearl Civic EM1 at the very end!! PLEASE do more videos on that car. Those were gems here in the USA, people loved them!!!!

[@olivernaumann3966]

Love the honesty of this one chaps and owning that it’s kind of a mess. Looks pretty good until you get close 😂

[@DimaS-bw1cp]

Alex, mate this is actually great stuff and content. Sick of people showing only successes. You showed the real stuff and another lesson learned from your financial mistakes!

[@mell_gif]

How ironic it's now snowing in the UK again 🌨 😂

[@drewwyatt1274]

In my youth I found that the old school high voc gloss worked wonderfully for cars. Either with a brush, or thin it a little and spray it. It certainly didn't rust after that!

[@dj_paultuk7052]

You can do a fairly decent job with cans. I once did a whole front bumper / spoiler. And once flat sanded with 2500 grade, and then mopped it looked really good. Its all about the preparation and time put into it. Clearly here that didnt happen.

[@v.s.727]

I did the same to my bumper. It looks decent, but the paint is a little soft. It screatches so easily.

[@BlakeEM]

Would be cool to see you try boat topside paint. You can use a wet paintbrush to give a gloss finish and you won't need a clear coat. It avoids many of these issues with spray paint.

[@CarChris82]

nice one lads loved this episode paint is my nemesis too but fairplay for having a go 😂😂

[@siimsuits197]

Amazingly genuine and good content you are doing here!

[@ScotSteam47]

Been a while haha, can't wait to see the result 🤣

[@ScotSteam47]

That did not disappoint at how bad that came out 🤣🤣🤣 well done lads hahahahaha

[@TechwithTonyUK]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAITLOOKSCRAPHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA CANT WAIT FOR THE NEXT EPISODE. XX

[@keyrone77]

I’ve waited about 3 million weeks to see how this turned out 😂

[@karrenmann]

Haha me too and it actually turned out as expected from the beginning :-D Even if the finish would have been nice and sanded/polished the single component clear coat would fade out in the sun after 2-3 years.

[@Mike-sk7gt]

Auto Alex is one of the best channels on KZbin hands down I love it

[@DumboDyl23]

Keep up the amazing content as always Alex :)

[@djharry2821]

Tried spraying a front bumper once... never again. Pretty much the same results as you got, uneven spray and just runs everywhere! Got a new found respect for the pros

[@TheDIYTuners]

Makes me feel a whole lot better knowing it took me 8 months to paint my own car so thanks for that 🤣😅

[@johnnyB1968]

Fantastic, eventually got round to it, well done for showing the good and not so good bits, your banter is golden, and is one of the highlights of the week, cheers guys for the entertainment

[@farmerlamb2372]

Just goes to show, you pay for what you get, great content as usual 👌🏻

[@johnmorrison9072]

You can easily sand out the runs cover. The runs with a light body filler all the way to the top of the run, sand the filler in the main area of the runs the filler will protect the rest of the lacquer and then buff the car after 3000 grit sandpaper wet and dry

[@aldonio1979]

Lol... I can't stop laughing ... well done guys superb content 🙂👍

[@thebonkarsgamer449]

ALEX GOT THE PERFECT CAR FOR YA, old clk rare as anything in a manual. High mileage hero with original clutch and everything still runs a dream 210hp and 65mpg oh and abit of rust. Yours for a cheap price mate

[@macethe20vtace]

Loved every cringe filled minute of this episode haha :) Hope you guys make some more episodes on the coupe, such an underrated car.

[@gofres]

I've done a few rattle can jobs before. 2 thin coats, sand, 1 thick coat, sand, lacquer, polish... Jobs a good one.

[@jason21jburg]

Been following the new channel Since the 1st video one of the few I look forward to watching keep up the good work mate.

[@GERntleMAN]

It actually only comes down to patience. First paints I did with cans looked like this. But thinner layers, more distance and more waste of paint made the outcome look like your average paintjob. Need to have a good grinding compound for polishing and it looks really nice. At least my paints didn't have the orange peel basically every modern car since the introduction of water based paint has.

[@rickyfoofighter4926]

I laughed so much at this video. You guys are what make KZbin awesome. Best channel on KZbin right here.

[@wertywerrtyson5529]

I tried fixing some spots on my first car that was 1997 Passat. It didn’t turn out that well. I would never attempt an entire car but it was interesting to see you try. It looked not to bad at first but then you could see how bad it was.

[@mariussmogora4537]

It's still a pleasure to watch CT or AA Alex and Taylor are motoring comedians

[@Balzaniii]

I've done this earlier. Yes, with rattle cans. Sanding, primer, sanding, primer, sanding, color coat 2x, clear 2x. And THEN, started wet sanding the whole car with P1500,P2000,P3000 and a two step polish to mirror shine as well. Good things: Once I finished with the polishing, the panel looked like factory new without any bragging. Problems: After a week a shine was gone, the whole car looked like rubbish again (Mini R53). Rattle cans are fouken expensive, what's more, they got so so little amount of goodie in it, that this makes it horribly spendy, especially when you are trying to spray paint the whole chassis, not just a certain part, or a panel. Solution: Make some research, read, watch KZbin videos, experiment. After that is all done, buy a decent air compressor with the necessary bits, buy automotive paint and 2K primer/ clear coat for a FRACTION of the money you would spend on rattle cans. This way your clear will be 3 times harder than a normal rattle can clear, and when you realize what a completely rubbish job you've done on the car, you can still wet sand it, polish it, and after all that shitestorm, the car will look good, and hopefully stay that way, for a couple of years. OR NOT. On the other hand thank you guys so much for this part! I had to reverse each bit to have enough time to laugh. :D

[@RCoog]

Roller paint it with satin military paint. Foam roller and slightly thinned paint from the like of paints4trade works well. I did a MK1 MX5 in it and it's very 'forgiving' and hard wearing - cost me about £100!

[@benjones1917]

My main takeaway from this video is that you can rotate the fan spray nozzle on rattle cans - I genuinely didnt know that 😂 I'd always been awkwardly trying to paint sideways on vertical bits 😂😂

[@deaks25]

I know EXACTLY what happened. The boys were sat around chatting about the respray and someone asked "How hard can it be?" and as we know, that is a fatal question. And as it turned out, the boys were truly ambitious, but rubbish. All we needed was for someone to yell "cock" and we had Top Gear Bingo. But to be fair, kudos for having a go, and showing the crappy job you did, and then not just playing it off as the plan all along. So to answer the question; how hard is it to respray a whole car yourself; VERY. And you should get a professional to do it. And ultimately, it means you've given good consumer advice...

[@tadhgbolen3054]

I'm so thankful to have this channel!!!

[@creed8196]

I once painted my KE70 in brake calliper blue rattle cans. Incredibly similar to what you're doing now. I really wanted to paint an entire car with rattle cans. Did the rocker cover too. The car turned out mint...from a distance. Still got the transformation photos, would do it again!

[@akirsyakir]

exactly what happened to me just on a smaller scale, I had to repaint the inside of the fuel cap, turned out pretty okay I'd say

[@scottautoprep94]

Can be done with cans. Have just painted a vw t5 in a two tone paint job using the original white up top & amg petronas green underneath. Looks like a mirror

[@Mistabushi]

The biggest issue for folks painting stuff with rattle cans is the fact they mostly do it outside and end up with dry patches and inconsistencies, if you have an access to dry garage or even a paint tent you can do quite a decent job😅

[@vanoscrap6296]

tack cloth, wetsand before clear and a good 2K clear make wonders

[@fatkev1983]

I did a front of a 1996 Mini Sprite years ago. It turned out really well, but only lasted 3 years. It also needed a lot of rubbing down to get it to look nice. But those Minis had an orange peel finish anyways.

[@timyoung7788]

Ian Seabrook / Hubnut painted Foxanne with household emulsion, maybe you should have tried the same? Back in the early 80s I tried to repair the front wing on a 10 year old Renault 5. Used an entire rattle can on just one wing. The paint is probably still not dry 😂

[@jeffduncan02]

As someone who has had to do garage DIY bodywork and paint. It definitely is not an easy skill or art to pick up and make it look perfect. And this was using an actual HVLP paint gun and compressor.

[@xerxestheii856]

for 300 pounds in my country you could get a crystal dual shade pearl paint!

[@limpet7r63]

Most I would ever do myself with a rattle can is a mirror housing. The small area and curved surface hides all manner of sins, and the gap from the painted bodyshell allows a degree of colour mismatch. Done a few of these now (on older cars) that look more than acceptable. For absolutely everything else, just pay a body shop.

[@ultimablackmage]

I did a decent rattle can job on my mum's old Lancer bog patches. 2 coats primer, 3 coats paint, 3 coats lacker & came out beautifully... but stuck out due to clear coat sun yellowing on the 30 year old car.

[@marcbirchley2418]

Yea man, Febrizio is gonna look dapper. Need to know that DnB track featured... Love that liquid style chilled melodic style.

[@darrensenerat8525]

14:25 from Taylor had me in absolute hysterics! Brilliant stuff lads!

[@vgxilusiionzz]

Finally only been waiting for this episode for far too long

[@Boothsmotors]

Solid effort! better off using 2k single stage much easier to work with than cellulose, if you have a compressor and guns til only cost circa £200 too!

[@Shadow_Wraith]

You'll have to try coach paint and a roller. Or MOD paint and a roller. Piece of cake, no runs, loads of people do that with their campervans, you would never know they were painted with a roller, they look good. I will say though, I used to spray paint commercial vehicles, mostly the box trailers, curtain siders and car transporters, the finishes were spot on 😁

[@danielwoodland9576]

Done a great job tbh for good rattle cans. But it's all in the prep on painting and don't apply too thick but good job lads.

[@andyd5823]

I rattle canned a old Impreza I had it was really nice I think this can b fixed use Stanley blades to cut the runs in lacquer and 3000 grit sand paper

[@monkeyboy4193]

I respray a mini about 25 years ago outside my mums did not lacquer it looked Matt but better then it was very hard work

[@Iamthestig42069]

Vice grip garage and Pole Barn Garage have good how to videos on the rattle can, diy, budget paint job

[@Critical_Cabbage]

I didn't have high hopes for this, but oh boy. Fucking hilarious to watch!

[@antontaylor4530]

I've wanted to try this for a while. Thankyou for persuading me never to try it ever ever ever. Might still try the self-levelling roller technique one day though, because I'm obviously an idiot.

[@dillanmistry]

I have to say this the paint job is absolutely crackin, especially for £300, I give it 5 stars…. for a scrapyard😂❤

[@ThroughJermainesLens]

Yeah doing this is the worst!!! now you should try a hard colour!! Gecko Green (488) it is crazy hard because of the mattelic in it as well lol

[@r3dh34d32]

This is such a blast and honestly if we do the same - who cares for the little imperfections, when you can say that you've done it and spent the time on your little lovely project car yourself?

[@r3dh34d32]

Yeah okay maybe wrote too soon sorry

[@stevejamieson1613]

You needed to sit the spray cans in warm water for 10 minutes prior to using them. This raises the temperature of the paint in colder weather and let’s it atomise more efficiently. Also, for a more professional result you can buy hand grips with nozzles triggers that clip on to the spray can.

[@mischavaneck]

That dnb tune hit me hard lol.

[@jckw8500]

Don't suppose you know the track ID of the first one?

[@СтефанИванов-у5ч]

Great work, subscribed since no videos in the channel. Keep on doing this

[@kartiksawhney8533]

Alex - “that’s rust proofing isn’t it” Taylor - “it’s plastic….” 🤣🤣🤣

[@tom6493]

Mate I feel your pain! I re-painted my Moto Guzzi, most of it went fine (rear mudguard came out like glass). Then it came to the tank; got dust in the colour, right, flat that back, bugger, gone too far so another coat of colour. Then petrol resistant lacquer; first coat, fine, second coat, the lacquer reacted with ITSELF!? HOW?? FML! 🤦‍♂️ haven’t had the inclination to redo it and it buggered up 50 quids worth of decals too…😑

[@KareemFloat]

Dana aka youngstatic is proof that at home paintjobs can look fantastic. Edit: 10:45 "it's so spitty" that's exactly why you leave rattle cans in a hot/warm water bath prior to using them. ESPECIALLY when it's cold out.

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Hi. I have paint my left side of a car whith spray and than clear code on 3 hands. After that wet saint paper and polish. It was great. The same color of a original paint.