In this video, I will teach you how to take off all vinyl stickers on a motorcycle, car or anything else. When you try to just go ahead and peel them off using your fingers, it’s very, very hard to do that and chances are they just chip. To combat this, you can use a … Read more
This video is about the basics and things to consider on painting a car. First, you need to find out what kind of paint to use. Are you going to use a single stage? Which is basically an enamel. They have acrylic, synthetic, and different blends of enamel which are a lot cheaper. It is … Read more
This can be a tricky subject because there can be many causes for orange peel in your paint job. Below I will explain what I think the most common mistakes, problems and possible solutions that you can use to eliminate and reduce orange peel on your projects.
A 1988 Yamaha YSR50 was the very first bike I learned how to paint on when I was 12 years old. I remember sanding it down, taking it all apart – every bolt, tires off the rims, the engine came out, gas tank and fairings came off. Everything came off of the bike. I then … Read more
The new High Volume Low Pressure (HVLP) guns, by contrast, use a lower air pressure at the gun’s tip to prevent as much ricocheting of paint from the car’s surface during painting. Pressure remains high at the inlet – up to 60 psi for typical painting jobs – but is only around 10 psi (pounds per square inch) at the nozzle. The HVLP spray gun shoots a huge amount of paint at low pressure, creating good, smooth coverage with far less paint rebounding from the sheet metal.