HOW TO FIX FISHEYE PAINT PROBLEM WHILE SPRAYING

[@mikefitzgerald4278]

I love the intelligent simplicity and honesty of this man. His lady is such a sweetheart 🥰

[@lorijohn101]

Whats the specs on that nissan?

[@jamesmccrindle1022]

True talent watching Chad paint , Gene Winfield taught his boy well . BEST SHOW ON KZbin, KEEP GROWING, KEEP PUSHING, WE NEED MORE SUBSCRIBERS. SHARE ,LIKE

[@johnlease7517]

Don't worry about yesterday guys. It was great as usual. There is a reason your windshield is bigger than your rear view mirror. Where you're going is more important than where you've been. Keep doing real content. Respect

[@DisplaysWebpage]

Thanks Chad you fill in all the blanks and you check all the boxes, your channel really is the best automotive channel.

[@theriley1976]

One of these days i'll win a hat lol. Thanks for the tutorial on paint. do not change the way this channel is produced only fix whats broken lol. Outstanding job keep it up.

[@danbloom4802]

I’m amazed that the windex doesn’t leave a film on the parts. It sure does on glass. Lint free rags also a must.

[@ka4hpy]

I always enjoyed painting the cars after I finished the repair I did on the wrecked cars... Fisheyes are a problem... I feel your pain, Chad... I miss the work, and you are a nice reminder of all the good times.

[@marvinbranham1059]

Glad you enjoy what you do. And Jolene is a trooper for helping

[@damienwotu]

Beautiful Chad. Simply beautiful. I absolutely love that you show any and all 'hiccups/mistakes' in real time, never getting upset, just coming up with solutions. Work the problem Chad, work the problem. Once the process is refined, then repeat repeat repeat! Great video Jolene. Thanks again for another episode.

[@mauricegagnon2800]

Great to see some of the east coast people with great talent and vision

[@_j00s_]

I love that its all in one take.. no breaks at all. 100% authentic and good advice buddy.

[@podgerogers8417]

Thanks for acknowledging the Audio problems yesterday. I could only hear you Chad but i continued to watch because I support you Two 100%. Grimes, Iowa.

[@harleygrusko807]

My jaw dropped when you revealed the 300zx twin turbo. I’ve been watching you two for a while and never did I think you had one stashed in a container. It’s my childhood dream car! Looks like it’s in great shape. Please show us more!

[@kimmbjurstrom2007]

I love watching your you tube channel with my husband he is the true fan but I also enjoy watching you and please don’t change your ways with Jolene it’s very endearing the sweet words you say to her keep up the great work chad and jolene 😀

[@privatepeter4741]

Congrats Chad and Jolene for over 80k subscribers. climbing quickly for sure

[@christoschristos1159]

Hiltz all the way . I have never watched a KZbin channel so religiously as I do with chad and miss J's great work once again . Love u guys

[@martinplayford6786]

Don't apologise Chad, its a great show with so much valueable information to help us all on our way to getting better at what we do and aspire to what you do.

[@lylelynch6173]

I love the show and somedays are better than other days. It shows that you always have a good attitude.

[@keithlalonde4308]

I'm sure you mixed paint in Tim Horton's cups before but I would bet that the reducer melted the wax film from inside the cup which caused the fisheye.

[@Jozavenue]

More like water in air

[@evandently9474]

“You keep coming back, you’ll watch us improve.” Love this. 🤘😎🔥

[@DanLashure]

This is real! Not as you planned, but some opportunity to share with us what you’ve learned to potentially correct it! Thanks for sharing the tips!

[@fredhoman6101]

it's always a challenge getting the fisheyes gone,but it worked out very well,great job of the both of you again

[@justanonymous8858]

I learn something from most every episode. I am doing the body work on my 37 chevy truck and this is perfect timing for me. I love your "payback" projects and look forward to seeing Jim get is floor. Thank you for sharing you passion with us, and thanks for the only real car show on the net or tv. Steve from Texas.

[@martinsteeves27]

It is great that you are able to share your experiences and show that not everything turns out as expected but having the knowledge to rectify the problems encountered and share that with us speaks volumes.

[@timganning9775]

It happens to the best of us. I love the way you maintain your cool and just devise a plan to correct the problem!!!

[@thefixerman1]

Superb video as usual. Have had the same painting issues myself to solve in the same way so appreciated the solution. Couldn't believe it when you opened the container and there was a prisine Nissan 300ZX TT in white. I have exactly the same vehicle - great taste Jolene. Brlliant channel guy's - very addictive watching 👍

[@brianpeters112]

Wow! brilliant!!!!!!!! Chad just by notching it back a bit it REALLY brings out what you are saying and makes your essence super shine through. I know it may feel a tad awkward because you are used to "hyper speed" but honestly you were a real pleasure to watch today. From the heart Chad.

[@kenmikrut6490]

I always wondered how to fix a fisheye problem. I have tried, like you, a lot of material and that didn't work. Looking forward to seeing how this worked out. Really enjoy watching and learning from you.

[@scooterdogggg]

Persistence and honesty pays off. Yellow is tough to paint at the best of times.

[@dennisbarnett1995]

once again another informative video on base coating , then finding fish eyes and solving how to fix it. Chad I am sure you will get it fixed..thank you again.

[@MrMudmantwo]

Chad when I painted a truck a week. I used a fish eye product that stopped that and we used tac cloth to pick up all the dust anyway you do a nice paint job what ever it takes. Enjoy the vids👍👍👍👍

[@markdutka3774]

I enjoyed the Q&A yesterday it was honest and entertaining even if the air compressor gave you some competition with speaking at times, but the quality of the content was great. Today the paint gave some challenges but not something that Chad can't deal with it will just take more time. IT'S SUNDAY!! Thanks Mark Dutka

[@seanodonoghue8248]

so many good tips and advice for us garage dwellers ,can't understand the thumbs downs ??,must be from people who don't really work on projects.

[@alanstackhouse2939]

This should be good..I knew it wouldn't be long before he got back to painting..Chad always keeps his word! If he forgets Jolene reminds him.😊

[@BARSOUTANDABOUT]

Subscribers are going up well too , soon be at 100,000!

[@clifc6351]

Another School Day! Thank You for sharing your techniques. Takes years of experience and practice to learn what you do. Takes years of experience and practice to do what Jolene does. Thanks Again! Cheers!

[@BaileysDad369]

I enjoy watching painting techniques. Thanks for all of the info on troubleshooting problems!

[@darylmorgan9887]

Bad Chad will overcome and adapt if its one thing i have learned from watching all your videos, with a little help from your lovely better half Jolene. See ya tomorrow.

[@ele97735]

I had to watch recorded yesterday, I will say I smiled when the air compressor kicked on, it’s ok

[@jimdavison4077]

@@kdsboosted4954 problem with that is small buildings can heat up and if something happens you may not notice for a while. Other than that not a bad idea. Better than having it in your work bay getting baked with dust. A friend rigged a light that turned on in the main bay when the compressor kicked on so he had some idea when it turned on and off. Another buddy ran his air underground from one shop to the other but he got water in the system which froze up in the winter. Not saying not to do it just trying to help you with issues to watch for. Doing things like sand blasting are hard on them and if you don't have enough ventilation you can overheat the pump real easy. But just running a few air tools isn't bad at all.

[@jimdavison4077]

@@kdsboosted4954 well whatever works for you. No point telling someone else they need to do it a different way. The point is to make whatever setup you have be as trouble free and reliable as possible. With so many new setups lots of options and different locations present different problems with some places being very hot and other freezing. I know people selling off their air tools, lighter cordless impacts are all the rage now. Those Milwaukee ones have over 1400 pounds of torque. For years the average air 1/2 inch impact had about 500 pounds of torque.

[@jimdavison4077]

@@kdsboosted4954 my son worked for Battlefield and when Tormont guys had tough nuts their Dewalt couldn't handle they came and got his Milwaukee. Lighter than the Dewalt and Rigid brands which helps when using it all day.

[@joedurning3275]

Nice job on the air station (as always). Wife and I enjoy watching your vids every evening.

[@crazywickedcustoms7272]

Don't change up.too much, you videos are raw and real I love it

[@lelandjackson915]

Chad i have painted cars for 40 years I never got fisheyes from touching a panel.It was as your said contamination from the air line or filter .Nice job of fixing it I have done the same some times it works sometime it doesn't .keep up the good work

[@shawnslaunwhite2085]

The only show I *can't* miss on KZbin.

[@kiefersgarage6262]

Man! Love this guy's channel! Yall are doing the best ya can!!! Love that saying and your starting to inspire me to finally just get my shit done. Chad and Jolene are my new favorite KZbinrs!

[@squirrleysam9978]

the air pump is great looking. really love the things u do

[@georgesimeone6292]

Fish eyes can also be caused by the oils in your hands when you wiped the dust off. A tack rag is best to use to take dust off. Also you can put fisheye eliminates in the paint.

[@geofo60]

I’ve been trying to see where the moisture traps are from the compressor through to the pressure regulators and finally the gun. I can’t see any !! I’m thinking the “oil smuts” are coming from the compressor and contaminating the final delivery of air to the gun & the paint. I agree that natural oils from the skin could play a part ( but only a small one). My personal preference for wiping the panels down is Spirit Wipe/Degreaser, and a tack cloth to remove fine dust. I don’t know if Florite is available in Canada but two drops per a litre of mixed paint generally works to get rid of fish eyes. Just my two pennies worth as a now retired Automotive paint refinisher with forty five years experience of high end vehicle body repair, custom paintwork and building Hotrods.

[@aamantium1]

@@geofo60 same here. Personally, I use a collection system where my compressor comes in the shop. I have my compressor piping make long runs with two drops that have ball valves at the bottoms. At the exterior of my booth, I have incandescent bead air drier. Inside the booth, there is a small brass air drier/drain and there are disposable air driers for each of my guns. The best way to fix fisheyes, is to prevent them in the first place!

[@jeffeaton5221]

@@aamantium1 Disposable air driers is called ckokers lol it reduces cfm. if you have a great filter system do not need a cheap filter that will only reduce cfm.

[@jimdavison4077]

@@geofo60 we use to have a product called Smoothies in a white pump bottle with green writting. Have not seen it in a long time. Silicone is real bad for fisheye and a lot of automotive detailing products have Silicone in them. Usually not much issue with base coat clear though, if you get it then whatever caused it must be pretty bad. I only sprayed a little water base and never has any issue but has anyone else ever had issues with water based paint?

[@geofo60]

@@jimdavison4077 I haven’t used any water based paint, I was off the shop floor and in a collar & tie when it was being introduced. I’m not conversant with the product you mentioned. The Florite came in an eye dropper bottle & was very effective. As for silicone, it’s a paint shop nightmare !!

[@vwcoco]

Wow ! Beautiful land you have Chad and many projects there . That yellow popped with the red underneath !! Good job

[@terencestephens7485]

Chad go to your paint suppliers and get the additive to mix in with the paint to stop fisheye it's only a tiny drop you have to put in, no more problem. Terry from Ireland love the videos good luck.

[@tonymosca6591]

Thanks for answering my question last night. I like episodes about painting!

[@Mr51Fargo]

The Q&A yesterday was great wish you and Jolene could do a live chat with us all ...

[@g1boy2]

Love your show Chad and your knowledge of car crafting is awesome! Your imagination on building these custom cars is so quick and slick it has a life of its own and watching you do your thing along with your beautiful assistant Jolene you guys have something that's very special. I just want to say that life is short we all know this so it is always more important to make best of the time we have and strive for excellence. My point im trying to make here is i feel your show is would attract allot of attention if you were more involved in finishing your beautiful creations proactively all at once not finishing one car completely but all of them a little each at a time everyday and not stray off into other things like painting that gas station for friends and side hussels. You could easily assign those little jobs to someone else under your guidance or save them for other video diy's . Staying on point with completion of your wonderful cars should be the main point of your show and i believe you would have much success in your videos by getting those cars on the road to their new owners which is probably the altimate goal eventually. Always a pleasure watching you guys with whatever you do but it would be more interesting to see you guys working these dream cars into the work or art they are.

[@sblperformance1]

I'm always learning more from somebody as experienced as you fixing mistakes. Those things can happen to anyone and it's nice to know the ways to fix them. Thanks!

[@homesteadworks3448]

Learn something new every time I watch. Never used a shammy for removing dust and dirt... I was always taught that after final primer and sand to use a tack rag to remove dust and shoot color. Was always taught that no chemical cleaners should touch surface prior to color....👍 love your channel! .

[@homesteadworks3448]

Just realized... you used windex...👍

[@antoniocovarrubias7831]

Greetings from LA California we have a cloudy Sunday here, I can see lots of sunshine over at your place, Chad and Joline. Love what you are doing that yellow looks good on that old air station.

[@gemballacirrus]

Always an excellent job. Always excellent commentary on the process in the most honest way possible. I love watching this channel!

[@regharnish202]

You and Jolene are both doing a great job !

[@robmosher362]

I would like to see a front fender on the 34 and how it looks with the current process.

[@blairmorais]

Because of the fisheyes, there will be more learned from today's video than had it all went perfect! Great job! Thanks for keeping it real! Cheers!😎

[@seanfarley1307]

It will be a perfect paint job! It's good for the video to have got the fish eye, unfortunately most jobs don't go right every time! Great job the both of you

[@darrylway4910]

Hey thanks for that one,I've been watching a lot of paint videos on u tube as this is my first crack at this and not one has explained what to do with fish eyes👍👍thanks heaps

[@dimitricocquyt]

Wish we could find more cars like that in europe to fix up and play with, really like the work you and Jolene do

[@duaneleeth]

I really enjoy your videos, I learn something everytime. I might not ever use it but the knowledge is there

[@neilmcgregor8868]

Thanks for explaining that fisheying In the paint. I sure hope it works out with your " dry coating " technique

[@durwardmedlin810]

When i once painted cars , i never used bare hand to check for dust , wiped with a product called Final wash and then a tack rag, also added a drop or 2 of fish eye eliminater to each paint cup

[@Saltbox97]

Thanks for that fish eye recovery tip. Not exactly the lesson you wanted to be teaching tonight but hopefully a great result for tomorrow. Love watching the painting process.

[@jamesmccrindle1022]

Tomorrow is going to be EPIC!! BACK ON THE BUGATTI!! BRING IT ON . LOVE THIS SHOW

[@matthewfocke5360]

I enjoyed the questions and answers episode. Thanks for sharing. You make a great team.

[@raudy59]

For most jobs I use my oil less 5 hp compressor for painting. I completely eliminated my problems with fish eyes. I have a couple of ounces of smoothie that I have not used in years since I switched to oil less compressor.

[@ate-updesigns9186]

Another great show 👏...nice to see the little tour as we're waiting on drying paint..I think you will prevail no matter what on the fish eyes...but great info for people who don't know how to fix it..very informative..painting mixing etc..so thumbs 👍chad and jolene

[@pjsratrods8936]

I learned a new trick. This is why I keep watching.

[@corinnapomeroy3643]

I want to come to the car show one year. Sounds like a fun time!

[@geoffsides408]

Great information as always. The best way to learn, even with mistakes, is to see the process and how to deal with the problems that might pop up.

[@marvinbranham1059]

Beautiful skies there in the background

[@DroTrebor]

I used your Windex trick on my car door repair. Worked great! Thanks for the tip!

[@markplant2184]

Thank You Bad Chad and Jolene for this great video

[@paulnull5389]

Thanks for sharing tips on how to deal with fisheye issues

[@aabartu3]

You are so lucky to live in a beautiful place. I would love to wake up to those views every day.

[@phillipcaldwell434]

G' Day Chad & Jolene from Australia you guys are doing a wonderful job things are starting to get done finally i can see that you are having a clean out and moving things that need to be done Good on you Chad Your Awesome love watching the show too i just can't get enough of it Cheers Phil

[@ricklucero8878]

Hello from Arizona looking forward for more painting tips

[@chop8]

Wish I had smell-o vision. Love that fresh paint aroma.

[@darrelldyer6681]

Things happen, keep moving forward! Thanks Chad & Jolene. 👍

[@michaelbooth1109]

Thanks excellent entertainment no car shows can top yours keep it up chad and Jolene

[@robertreed8867]

Great episode last night on the Q&A you and jolene are nice down to earth people, Chad your a grounded fella with wise words Keep up the great work both of you

[@AutoTech2929]

Chad I was lookin at the painting and I think what can cause the fish eye 👁 is how you use your bare hands to wipe down, remember our hands automatically let's go a oily substance , I think a tac-rag will be much better, I'm a autobody straightener also... What I do is before I use the tac rag I open it and let it air out for 15 mins so it's not sticky when using it... Another thing is with solid colors I don't wet it at the first coat... I semi wet it first, cause I thin down my paint a bit extra also... But by just dusting on a coat it will cover up the fisheyes

[@Bukata100]

Great paint job. I learn so many cool tricks watching your channel. Keep it up!

[@garywilloughby6893]

Chad I love just watching your transformation of these cars

[@jz9985]

You both work so hard to provide us with great videos. Joe

[@estonianboysiim]

i love it, how you keep the positive vibes always. there are no fail, always win.

[@nealrobinson4514]

I only see good in people doing stuff and proud of self improvement in you folk

[@georgetinnell470]

Thank you brother learn something new every time I watch have a good evening

[@donaldshortreed3011]

Last night was great. Looking forward to today’s video on painting.

[@minecraftcreeper1799]

great job chad and jolene, i love all the shared knowledge in these awesome video's. thank you for sharing part of your and jolene lives and time with all of us

[@MF-rn5os]

Thank you for the question and answer video. Looking forward to watching you finish up your bugati body.

[@joecochran9976]

Great people, incredible talent, humble and great channel!

[@davidbyrd6154]

You didn't need to apologize for yesterday's show there was a little distraction here and there but it wasn't that bad also nice to see you finish up some of these other projects

[@markglenn4929]

The volume was the only problem I had. I enjoy the raw format

[@gerard394]

Super A&Q last night I enjoyed looking forward to this one 👍

[@pitcuz]

Always a positive attitude, you are a great soul.

[@billjohnson7041]

Turning the air cap on the gun would make a horizontal pattern which would make spraying easier on those .I used spray guns daily in HS shop class. I would break the gun apart and put the parts in a plastic pickle jar with thinner. I would put the gun in there upside down. Rat Rod Bob has a great simple design for a water trap.

[@gunnargaming8584]

Hey y'all from Bristol, Tennessee 🇺🇸 I love the channel!