PRO TIPS to prep and paint a car!

[@huey8431]

Thank you for sharing your experience with newbies like me. The narration is clear and concise and helps tremendously!

[@GarageNoise]

Awesome! Good to know, appreciate the comment and support of the channel!

[@bobbydelamar606]

Man, I wish I had half your tools and knowledge! 👍🏻

[@GarageNoise]

Thank's bud, trial and error is a good teacher. The best education comes from many many mistakes.

[@bobbydelamar606]

@@GarageNoise Not the first time I've heard that. 😂 When I'm able, how do I support your channel?

[@GarageNoise]

@@bobbydelamar606 comment, like, I have Amazon affiliate links, thanks tab also, it's like a tip jar.

[@husky1232]

Thank you garage noise for the video came out really nice

[@ulloa9572]

Tell me why I did black primer under this blue color and that area came out darker then original paint 😢 coming to see this video makes allot of sense😮 😊😅😂

[@frankrodriguez1977]

This job came out beautiful. Thanks

[@joanwilliams3221]

Another great job job …

[@anderson4841]

Thanks. I am brazilian.

[@GarageNoise]

Welcome ,Brazilian very cool! Thanks ,for the support!

[@anderson4841]

@@GarageNoise I am a hobbyist.

[@bobbydelamar606]

I think I've asked this before. It's okay to spray base paint over the existing clear when blending?

[@GarageNoise]

Yes, as long as the existing clear is in good condition.

[@josephsportato]

Hi question for you when preparing a panel for clear only what grit of sand paper do you recommend im a moble bumper guy and currently just use scuff paste and a grey scotch pad but fear thats not enough but im afraid of seeing sand scratches through the clear. Ty in advance

[@GarageNoise]

600 is safe, no scratches, plenty of adhesion, even on silvers. Your right scuff pad is not enough.

[@TheJoepeanut]

Ok so 600 wet? Thanks again

[@robertcharlton1551]

When you put clear over a side like the blue car does that make the other side ( with no repair) stick out ? Does the customer ever say any thing?

[@GarageNoise]

Most of the time there's no real noticeable difference in the appearance. Now if the car is older and the paint has began to fade there could be a noticeable difference. I make customers aware of that right from the start.

[@justinchristiano7928]

Hi, I have a quick question. I have seen other videos that say to use a clear "intercoat" all over the panels before spraying base so the metallics lay down better. What is your take on this? Love the channel, by the way! Very Helpful. Also, how do you spray such clean work in a random environment? Do you just turn fans on for a while before shooting?

[@GarageNoise]

Thank's for the comment. I would put the clear basecoat over the whole panel . It's just a good idea especially on silvers and metallics

[@GarageNoise]

I use fans to draw fumes out but the main thing is to make sure you blow out the gaps on the car or anywhere dirt could hide. Tight taping so dust doesn't blow ou of cracks . Make sure nothing will come off you when your painting as well. The most important thing is make sure you have clean oil and moisture free air supply! Thank's for watching!

[@robertcharlton1551]

⁠Love your channel Chris! Great teaching!

[@annettegaskell4871]

Loooks smart that

[@frankmaceyka4895]

What size tip?

[@GarageNoise]

1.2

[@frankmaceyka4895]

@@GarageNoise thanks