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Well presented video thanks chap

I use Zinsser's Bull'sEye or Bull'sEye2 water-based (which is for interior or exterior) primer, NOT the BullEye's 1.2.3. The can will say easy to sand on the front. They both sand really nice. Covers nice. Comes off like a fine powder. Dries in about hour or less. $20-$25 per gal. No clogging. I sometimes do two quick coats then sand back flat, if needed or the if job requires an ultra fine finish then I prime a 3rd coat and sand before painting. Priming is key to a fine finish and its cheaper than paint.

Those are heavy sand scratches, it means you did not use a high enough grit to finish it properly. but forget that, you basically have autobody repair skills. why not just forget all of these home interior paints and spraymax spray cans, just use actual 2k catalyzed automotive basecoat/ clearcoat? no need to even color sand. just learn about autobody and car painting. also from experience please stay as far away from PPG brand paint, you will thank me in the future and your wallet too

You can do this with a leaf blower. Hell, a good leaf blower will do better.

Wanted to do my own kit build for a long time, biggest worry is not getting the final look quality I want. This step by step vid helps a lot to boost confidence I could make it work. Thanx!

This guy was definitely a graffiti writer.

What's the filler?

I just used ben moore primer.. (march 7) it was called insl-x STIX. Over wallpaper and i was very happy with it..

Useless and stupid video

Thank u for the honest review. I was looking at compressors but they are so pricey for me doing minor work like panels and boat motors. I will definitely pick one of these up now.

What size tips did you use?

How many Watts this machine??

hmm never seen this stuff from ben moore ill have to ask about it

Or... Just take the glove off

Looks of very impressive stuff going on here I'm a bit confused as to whats all going on between this speaker and your site but there are some really good build tips in here and your website looks interesting, particularly the crossover components that look like your own? I've been into DIY for awhile now but have somehow only just now stumbling across your channel but it looks like great DIY resource if you create a introduction video into what you are all about.

great looking speakers. love the side panels with chamfered/angled edges. reminds me of those new super high end TAD 3 way bookshelves

Have you ever tried the hi-build automotive primer?

Is that design just looks or is it a t line or something!

😂😂crossover extra??

Very nice! Is it possible to smooth out the orange peel?

I use Renner, Envirolak and Centurion wood coatings with there primers 1k and 2k. I dont get orange peel. I wanted to try this product but now I'm not sure. It also seems a higher price point than what I use. Ill have to test for myself and see what results I get.

Love the look of those....Very Nice....from here in Minnesota...

Cool boxes. 👍

Good looking cabinets. I've been building my speakers since 1980. Now, and definitely not budget, employing the Raal 140-15D/ Lowther DX 65/ (2)EJ Jordan JX 150 NG II's a channel, the Jordans, each in 12 ft long waveguides. And electronics since 1990, now, vacuum tube OTL's. The cash that people are willing to pay is obscene for other people's finished products. My first undergrad in Applied Math/CS. Just 4 semesters of Physics and 10 semesters of Calculus based Math, which are just useful tools to read the JAES published empiricism and incorporate what the really high powered Individuals are designing/building.

Thanks for sharing this! Great work.

I was thinking about getting a 3 stage motor and seeing how it does. You can geT 1 for about$100

Thank you so much for doing the video.

How did you thin the paint ratio?

Great video. I have purchased a Fuji turbine system after getting priced out by the "pros" for painting my motorcycle projects. My first experimental paint job was this utility trailer czcams.com/video/ZQGtg2GSF9k/video.html Then painted a bunch of MC engine parts. Still learning dent pulling (and other body work stuff) then on to my first real paint job giving a facelift to my thrasher bike. Then on to painting two more recent resto mod bikes that are ready for paint. I will go check out more of your videos now. Edit: Too bad. Looks like you stopped posting videos. Thanks anyway!!!

What tip size did you use for sealer, base and clear am thinking about buying this turbine sprayer once I start working again it is like 400 bucks now at Harbor Freight.

Thanks

I painted a car door and a fender and got heavy orange peel with that system. Maybe a slower reducer would have helped. Cut and cuffed it out, but that was a looong process with hardened single stage urethane (very hard paint). Do you think you can adjust that gun/paint for a glass like finish?

Great review!! Very helpful. Thank you. The paint job came out way better than I would expect from this unit. (Granted, you have way more skills than the average person 😂, but great job nonetheless). Thanks

Ca glue rubber glue coil spider pack cone inner dust cap & outer dustcap . Everything for $30 can you show proof of prices

They have a new version of this now made by Avanti that is supposed to be even better quality I may have to give it a shot

How much would something like that cost?

Price not bad did a decent job!

Hard to tell on the paint job, need a up close shots pleaseeeee!

So how lone is the hose ?

Not enough wattage and not enough battery power. If you were to change out the Amplifiers to Atleast 300w and put a larger battery into it, it would change the sound quality and last alot longer. It's already 47lbs. What's another 10lbs?.

Can this be used on a full sized car?

Okay that took me awhile but you paint with either hand daaaaamn!!!

Any way to run a different gun with that hose? Thanks.

What's the laminate on the speaker? I saw the prior video and I couldn't find where you identify it. Thanks.

Will you have any more videos in the future? I hope so because these are great!

The unit should probably be outside for fresh air. Unless there really isn’t anything in the air. Wouldn’t overspray cause it a problem.

Constructive criticism: video is way too long

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.😊😊😊

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.😊😊😊

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.😊😊😊