Automotive Touch Up Industry Secrets! ASMR

[@jkv9461]

Just found my fav channel!!! Thx you!!!!! And youre a superhero! Cant wait to see you make a full recovery! Youre the best!

[@auto_recon_ronnie]

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[@wrigleyfield9042]

You've made a subscriber out of me! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and skills.

[@915RaiderMike]

Very nice man. Thank you for the process! Can’t wait for the next videos!!

[@auto_recon_ronnie]

Thanks for the support!

[@aaronfuksa2047]

My confusion lies in that i should never sand a metallic paint. Was this metallic? Im using 1 stage paints, 3 to 4 hours between coats to save some time vs instructions. Then i believe compatible clear coat before 24 hours of drying. Return to sand & compound 2+ days later. Thats what they try to teach most of us.

[@aaronfuksa2047]

Sanding mettallic, if your repainting & blending with metallic, clear applied at apropriate time.

[@conordoherty1864]

Always love your content .Would love you to do a similar video with rock chips or road rash

[@auto_recon_ronnie]

Coming soon!

[@brandon6572]

Genuinely impressed brother! Fantastic job 👍

[@jeffbrassard1268]

Amazing result, thank you for this.

[@jsks76905]

What if thr car has clear coat? Does anything need to be done differently or anything we need to watch out for? Great vudeo.

[@pcdetail602]

Great video.. was that base only or did it have clear in it and hardener ?

[@JMc.D]

Nice job. Will come in handy on my flip cars.

[@richielittlewood867]

You are truly a master of your craft, sir !

[@chrisjh1982]

Awesome work! Thanks for sharing

[@tait4613]

Nice video sir. Can u upload how we can paint faded parts. I mean partially. Thanks

[@peterwatson464]

Fantastic work

[@ahcrx]

Sorry but did you add the ckear coat? If so which step of the process did you add the clear coat before sanding and polishing? Cheers awesome video

[@rooboy99]

Watch from 1:30

[@ahcrx]

​@@rooboy99 thanks man 👍 looks like it's mixed in with the base

[@joemiller6071]

There's lots of details in that video, thankyou mate 👍

[@fredjones5327]

Cool video but what type of polish you finished with?

[@07wrxtr1]

Dayum!! Amazing work man!

[@neillordsnootyhawhaw812]

Great how to video and great paint job finish 👍👍

[@dam_adam]

Спасибо за то что делишся опытом.👍

[@joshsands8691]

Are you not worried about the amount of clearcoat you removed from the surrounding area by sanding?

[@colinbeckstrand2612]

That's what I was wondering. Wanting to try to DIY fix a few rock chips on my car. Always hear people talk about having to be careful with the clear coat?

[@coreyhannon8351]

Do you ever add clear coat? My fear is some detailer comes along and wipes it off accidentally

[@durisdaris33112]

mate, I'm wondering if you put varnish and hardener in the base when you repair scratches

[@j3rocketeer]

Excellent video sir. Thank you

[@6gatornation]

What did you use for your wax and grease remover

[@bobvee5037]

what do you charge for that touch up?

[@NG-be1mo]

On the last step what pad, speed and compound did you use, pls?

[@coolcarenvy]

Awesome job dude!

[@Deshawolf]

Is there a harder in the clear already? And I'm assuming there is a reducer in the paint already? Is this solvent paint?

[@auto_recon_ronnie]

Everything is separate, activator and reducer. And yep it’s solvent paint!

[@bigozzie75]

Glad you’re back brother. Hope all is well. Great vid. Are the subscription ones on your Instagram more in depth than these. Just wondering. Thanks!

[@auto_recon_ronnie]

They are not. They go over SPA, a different form of touching up. I’ll be going more in depth with touch up on here now the basics are covered. Make sure to like and follow! 😊

[@dillon599]

What brushes do you use?

[@MalteseMafia]

Nice Job 👍do you have a link to the brush 👍

[@patricksmith3761]

Where can I get the Revemoto from?

[@shanedoink]

On the last step what pad, speed and compound did you use?

[@ITIRICI]

Cutting pad. 1900 to 2200 rpm. Many good compounds exist.

[@shanedoink]

@@ITIRICIi hoping @auto_recon_ronnie would be able to share his process and info of what he was specifically doing on the final step.

[@DanielDiaz-dh8fc]

Which temperature do you set the hot air gun?

[@maxagent86]

A link to that fine brush? TIA

[@FREEZER55]

What is the name of the paintbrush and wich model is it?

[@rooboy99]

Hi and thx for the video. I tried something similar . Scratch is on plastic bumper. I applied paint, let it dry for 2 days as bottle said wait 24 hours to dry. Sanded with 2k paper, cleaned area and polished . Polished with DA and polishing pad with medium cut compound completely removed paint from scratched area. So i have to start again. Any suggestions? Thx

[@randabuffer6562]

Before applying paint wet sand area with 800grit

[@Zack-]

looks nice dude.

[@mariohedz]

very nice work,,

[@lauragomes9763]

Excelente profissional, parabéns

[@nathanmahaffey8479]

do you reduce the paint at all or add any activator to the clear?

[@auto_recon_ronnie]

I do sometimes for really thin scratches, I’ll over reduce. For this video I just used a little bit of activator.

[@mark344]

No shit!!! Have to try this

[@yanpengzhao7975]

what kind paint do u use？

[@ricardomamiya1536]

Where are you located

[@hectorraigosa7149]

I can still see the scratches slightly.. that due to texture being different. I use spray can which anyone can have paint shop for correct mixture

[@auto_recon_ronnie]

Post a video of you using a spray can

[@therainchannel2708]

What happens if you use 300 then go to 200

[@hagekazu]

Even if you sand, the metallic powder from the touch-up paint won't come to the surface. Why? It's amazing.

[@deanbarnette1602]

WOW!! 😮👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@randabuffer6562]

You didant give the base coat any time to gas out thought.

[@judod97]

love the language😂

[@ryanbaines2832]

Not being funny but most of that would of flat and polished out without the need for all that touch up

[@kjweinstein]

That's beautiful - thanks again @auto_recon_ronnie.

[@durisdaris33112]

mate, I'm wondering if you put varnish and hardener in the base when you repair scratches