How NOT to $10 Rustoleum TURBO paint!

Hello and welcome to Nathan's Garage. I'm Nathan Kershaw and today this is going to focus on how not to

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a truck hood because it's going to be my best attempt today, but I'm pretty sure there will be enough. bad things that will be in how not to do it. Let's go over the kit I just bought to make it look like Chevrolet actually did a job that's just as bad as what I'm going to do today because the

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just really got out of the building and you get up to about 80 or in the truck and everything starts peeling off yet. more, so here we are left with metal, that's good, so I got a tarp to cover a lot of things that are going to move, wife, um. car because there's going to be some epic overspray because I waited until it was pretty windy, you know, because obviously you want perfect atomization and ventilation of the paint, which is good for that wind, I bought some cheap blue tape because I don't There is nothing better than suffering a tear halfway through.

I'm stripping it off and then the self-fulfilling primer, there you go, quality and this, this new white

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oxide-oleum that I'm pretty sure is going to be a perfect paint match because it looks amazing how fast it comes out, I'm really intrigued by the acetone because I like to make bigger holes in the ozone, so what I'm going to do to start is hit it with a flap wheel. Oh, I have some. In fact, the mott is part of the bodywork process. To help, I waited until we had a lot of airplane action too just to ruin the sound so we have some bright 400 and 60 scotch but I think the flap wheel will do most of the work and is embedded with a good amount of oil to grind that into the hood itself, because who wants a paint job, that's for sure.

You know we'll leave some things to chance, right? So let's start with safety first. In fact, I'm going to go further now and stick with wet and dry not because I want a better quality finish, although it is necessary because I'm sure many of you were screaming when I used the fin wheel that it's quite uneven where I went through what It seems to be a The primer seems to have a good grip and the paint sticks to it so I'm going to call it a primer but I only have one piece of 320 and it's clogged and it's wet and dry so let's go when it's dry okay so It will be as flat as possible.

It looks like we have a couple layers of different colors here, like a brownie and a bluer gray, so I'm probably just going to apply primer, although I say I've been through a lot of places, so there will be a lot of primer. You better wash it now, so I'm using Palmolive. I'm not using car soap because I think it has silicone in it and we don't want that. I think you can definitely say there's a lot going on. I think you have this primer here, who knows when it was applied or if it is original, very interesting, so it will be as flat and smooth as it will be, so we will dry it, oh that's good, so I think I've done an admirable job . taping job if I do say so myself, so let's apply some primer to it.

First I'll clean it with acetone and a lint-filled rag. Who wants to remove all that lint? I'm going to wait until the gusts calm down and then I'll hit. It's fast, foreign hands hurt, it's okay, left-handed, tiger, stripes on the primer, I think it's good that the knocks that can be heard are the knocks of the bottom of the can on the hood, we call it technique, that's why I work on small vehicles, these were damn giant ladies and Gentlemen, boys and girls, quite happy, well, I guess I have no idea who will come out. Now I'm right, I said, "Give it 25 minutes of drying time, giving it 10." I got a little bored, so let's continue, give it a good push. with your finger it looks pretty dry, I mean we're getting to higher temps, it says like 75 and all that, that's probably what it's about, the panel is pretty hot today so who knows what kind of reaction we'll get when the paint falls on a hot panel.

I guess I'm the guinea pig, okay, come on, let's do it this way the first two seconds definitely shaking off a lot of debris ah, that technique, Jesus, that's monstrous, okay, it'll work, hopefully the tiger stripes will stay, so mmm, weird, there you go. That's what it does, it's empty. One thing I never thought about was that if I put duct tape on paint that I thought was stuck on, it wouldn't come off, but yeah, like life, but anyway, one can, nine dollars, so what do we do? ? I got about twenty bucks worth of this hoodie and don't get me wrong, it's thin in places, but what I can do is leave it for a week, let it harden, wet, flat again like thousands or something and I can put on another layer or what people What they've done is they've used that 2k k-max clear, it's a two part on top of this and it seems to protect it pretty well for now, you know how socially acceptable the lens is.