Painting A Car in 110° Heat! // '82 MKII Supra
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Incredibly meticulous attention to detail, and OCD or not Sarah's work is just amazing. A real labor of love! Truly the best automotive channel on YT.
Another area that Sarah seems to pay a great deal of attention to is graphics and colors. Working on the '74 Celica, the video graphics are in 1970s colors; working on this car, it's '80s colors and camcorder graphics. Same with the car reviews; Sarah's outfit colors always compliment the car's color scheme. I dunno how may people notice, but I think that stuff's great.
@@markdawson5215 Well said.
You get major props for always revealing your “oops” moments. And you earn every CZcams penny you receive, particularly with the environmental conditions you work in. 🥵 Thank you, Sarah. 👍👍👍
"And that's how it's done" as Sarah removes a badge without breaking the tabs. This girl is a genius.
Don’t cut yourself to short with the paint job Sarah.
Firm B+. Looks fantastic :0
It's simple. I see a Sarah-n-Tuned video, I click and watch. Can't believe I'm here this early!
I slept in but, coffee and Sarah on a 🥶 winter morning. Love her work ethic and attitude 😊🇦🇺👍
True story 😊
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Sarah I was so excited that you were painting the Celica. It came out beautifully. Let it dry for a few days then use one of them razor blade cutters to level that run and buff it. PS: Your hair looks beautiful! 🍻
As you were holding the emblem, your hand was shaking probably from the nerves of uninstalling it!
You are doing such a fantastic job on this project!
Yeah sure lol
Yeah, The Emblem on my 88' Supra goes for a LOT of money, so I would be terrified of removing it. It's one of the coolest parts of the car or anything Toyota has done.
Sarah, you did a great job with the paint. Single stage in that heat, with that great of a mirror finish. No one is perfect, and the fact you caught the minor mess-up, and will fix it, means it's not a problem. Beautiful job!
I know how hot Tucson can get and this time of the year is nasty. Heat and the humidities from the monsoon can make it extremely hard to work in. I know you will be able to fix it so no one can see it. Your OCD makes everything amazing.
I dunno how you have the patience. It must be love
I like your work a lot Sarah, humor and talent. Also, people who can laugh at themselves are confident. I'm a fan
Considering that you've only done this a few times (using the paint gun), you should be commended for the work you did with the Celica, Sarah. :) And showing us that you're not perfect just proves that you're just the kind of person we should watch - not afraid to make (and show everyone) mistakes when they happen!
Keep up the fantastic work and look forward to the next one! (hugs)
Sarah, don't worry about squeezing in too much work into one video. Just make more videos doing as much as you can. We'll watch them all!
Love that you take the time to do proper prep work.
Hi from Canada
Despite the oops a great result - this car will be amazing when finished. I always enjoy to see the lenghts you go to, to make a perfect prep-work, before painting. Hope you can find ways to keep cool in the heat wave right now and that it does not hinder the progress of your projects. Thank you for what you do and Stay Awsome - and cool!
Love watching you work! Instead of wire, I was taught to use thin weedeater line... But, either seem to work just fine! Hope I win the Frog!
A- can't wait to. See how close it matches.
I love how you complete your autos. Thank you for all the videos of you showing us what you do and how you do it..
This is an interesting restoration/ light mod. At first it looked like it was going to be a bit less intensive and then transmission, repaint etc etc and then boom it’s pretty much full-on Sarah-style. These vlogs all teach a lot. I’ve been working on personal vehicles for longer than I want to say. I still see something to remember and learn something every video. Cool projects, thanks!
Sarah you are amazing in the effort you put into your projects. It's obvious that everyone loves you and your great personality. Such fun. OCD or not you are the best fun to watch on CZcams. As usual take care and stay safe. From Brisbane Australia.
Nice paint job! Easy to fix the sag!
I haven't watched Sarah's videos in sometime. After watching this one I realized I have missed out on a lot. Very informative, funny, great personality, and a lot of mechanical/automotive talent.
Some killer tracks in this one!
You've got the courage to learn and improve and have us along for the ride on top of that. I appreciate the authenticity :)
Thanks for the tips for dealing with the window rubber. Very useful. That supra is turning out very nice, thanks to your intense efforts.
"I don't care, it's the right thing to do." What an awesome ethos. This is why i watch Sarah
It's an 'A' Sarah. It's always an 'A'. You get an 'A' every time due to your passion, commitment, skill, knowledge, and dizzyingly high work standards. Nothing less is deserved 👉👉👉. 😎
Thanks!
I love watching your videos because you were so precise and restoring items that most people wouldn’t do.
I’d give it an A! I’m loving this build. I coveted this era Supra while in college. Thanks for sharing the paint and build tips, love learning these things! Get some rest, you seem exhausted. Tucson heat is no joke.
I enjoy your videos the explanation the fact you do things that others wouldn't
I love how very particular you are. Love your work beautiful 🤗❤️🌹
That Supra looks gorgeous. Especially those Toyota alloys which I have always been fond of.
I think whoever gets one of these Sarah-n-hanced vehicles is very lucky and should maintain and protect the car carefully. Love your work Sarah.
Love watching your painting skills grow! Your skill and knowledge are enviable.
Paintwork B+, Reconsidered to A- Due to very limited booth time. ( only 4 or 5 cars Wot!! Amazing.) Hair A++.
Honesty and credibility A++ with High Distinction.
Love your videos and smiles Sarah!! Having been blessed with the OCD myself, I feel your pain when things aren't perfect!!!
With the heat you had to deal with in that booth,and only one small sag,that rates at worst,a B+,but I give you an A-. Great job!
Sarah it wouldn’t be the same if you weren’t OCD we all love you and your work for it. Despite the snag and temperature conditions I still think you did a great job on this paint job.
😮that wire truck under the rubber weather strip is awesome 👍
These videos are a joy. The 1980s touches are so well done. I'm looking forward to your test drive video for this one both for the car and the fashion potential.
Your patience and attention to detail are amazing and inspiring, Sarah! 👏👏🌞✨ I love cars, but you take your work and dedication to another level. You and your work make this one of the best CZcams channels, period! 😊✨🚗✨😊
Love the 80s style music in the paint booth scene 😊 goes with the car
Learn by doing ... and Im learning "how to" by watching. The Mr DOS and the Celicas (almost a band name there). The Celica Supra I find comparing to my car alot :). The differences and similarities. Plus all the invaluable hints, tips, and preps. People can soak this up like a sponge. Thank you once again Sarah.
I think an A- considering the great prep work and the rest of the clean paintwork!
Sarah, your attention to detail is what sets you apart and makes your work truly amazing..... Thank you....
Sarah,
Only one short sag? Give yourself the credit you deserve; that is an A- paint job 🐧. Pulled off in less than ideal circumstances 🐧.
Btw, your French nails in clear and glitter look amazing 🐧.
Keep the aspidistra flying!
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Sarah, you are my hero. So patient in your work. It’s shows with the attention to detail. Love the channel
wOW, I admire your patience and attention too detail. I could never give a car away, after I spent so much time on it. I enjoy your videos. I just became familiar with your posts just last week - 07/18/23
another great video. It's really cool to see how much you've picked up on the painting process! It's looking amazing! Whoever wins this will be super lucky to have a masterpiece you've done!!
Great job Sarah!
Paint work looks great. Don’t beat yourself up too bad over that sag. Better than the paintwork being too dry. Love your videos.
I love how hard you are on yourself. True perfectionist. You do very nice work.
The period correct transitions are glorious. Thanks for working on one of my favorite family of cars! Really hope you get a mkIII 😅.
9:13 Bless you 🥹
Window screen spline would work also and is way cheaper than wire. Comes in various diameters also.
The attention to detail you do on these restorations is crazy, also that Supra is too cool looking. Love the factory wheels too.
Don't beat yourself up, a tiny sag on that temperature it's kind of normal. Once hardened you can shave it off with a razor blade and cut and buff it. since you're into japanese cars, you might as well get the absolute best razor blades, which IMHO are japanese. Try Feather FAS-10 blades, they're single edge, carbon steel and ridiculously sharp (japanese cuttlery sharp!) plus .245 mils thickness they're perfect for planishing out paint sags, runs, drips and nibs.
Magnificent work Sarah
You're a perfectionist! Hats off. Part of my family are retired body workers who repeatedly took failed dealership jobs, it's refreshing seeing the difference between acceptable and articulate.
Some great work as usual!
I always do the wire and lift tape combo on window seals when i do classic cars, works really well, only downside is that it can deform the rubbers so they wont lay flat against the panel again after unmasking. Most of the time its fine though.
Once again, awesome job. You'll get that door sorted. You have to remember you were working in terrible heat Sarah! Am sure you will also remember to keep hydrated.
Your paint job is far better than a C+. The door sag is easily fixable. 🙂
I would give you an A. As close to perfection as can be done in the times constraints you were under.
It's 110 F here also. Very difficult working conditions. Don't forget to replace electrolytes.
It looks absolutely amazing, your prep work before hand shows in the final product.
I actually love watching you do bodywork.
2:46: perfect paint job, as usual.
You are way too hard on yourself. I would give you a B+. The sag can be corrected pretty easily. And in those conditions, I am sure that the paint was being quite difficult to work with. Love watching your work and I long to have the patience to work to your detail level. Thanks for sharing your passion with us!
Paint looks fine! Whatever you do - don't touch that sag for at least a week or two... The paint needs a lot of time to harden beyond what you can see/feel in the 'normal' areas, but because the sag is 20X thicker, it needs even more time. I just (like an hour ago!) took a carbide scraper to a sag in my trucks paint, then sanded and buffed it. That scraper is by FAR the easiest and best thing I've ever used for a sag.
I really love the 80s / New Retro Wave-esthetic in your editing lately. Fits the cars you work on very well.
Painting in heat/humidity is really difficult.
Frog is going to be amazing when you are done with it.
Place a couple square pieces of cardboard under the front tires to turn the wheels with little to no resistance
OCD or not, the effort you put into your projects is awesome.😊
I'm bummed you don't have Angel's help anymore. Hopefully someone else comes along.
You're starting to paint with confidence, which is rad!!!
Sarahm you did a perfect paint job, as an apprentice. That little sag is realy easy to repair with a razor blade, then, wet sand 1000 and up... Fred will show you how to shave it. It's an A, not a C+! Considering your experience. 👍
Oupss, Sarah!
love the tip for removing the bonnet badge thanks Sarah
As always, stellar work, Sarah! Making great progress!
Who ever gets your Supra is a very lucky person. 😊
The scotch Brite you are using us AMAZING stuff. Depending on your technique, you can get anywhere from a 320- 800 grit finish. In my shop at work we go through a box of that stuff a day minimum.
One sag doesn't down grade it to a C+. Even people that have been painting for years and have thousands of hours in the booth still get sags. No paint job is ever perfect. No worries! Keep up the hard work.
You did a great job! I enjoy seeing the body work, it's something that makes or breaks that vehicle's attraction! So you have fans who respect your hard work, keep it up great videos!!❤
Your slight mishap is very correctable and you deserve a C++ (jk for old programmers) for your craftsmanship.
Absolutely my favorite car youtube channel ! Thanks again Sarah for a great video.....I am so glad you choose to do this for a living! I hope you get 100 million subscribes! lol
Loving the 80s/90s vibe, keep it up Sarah
Rubber bumpers should have flex additive to the paint . Just need to have a second spray gun with the additive for just the two rubber bumper covers .
SARAH!!!!! (Bless you!)
We enjoyed your video, awesome paint job nice fishnet top.
You eye for detail is very impressive. You are doing an excellent job!!
Also love the 80's music .. fun. 😃
Hi Sarah l like the way your give attention to detail I'm the same you will get the feel of spraying takecare
In a hot are you should be a slow dry reducer,I used to paint for a living.
I appreciate the attention to detail on the video editing side of things. Using specific fonts and background music to evoke the era of when this car was new 👌
🎉🎉 we love Sarah❤
Your patience is amazing Sarah. Love your videos ❤
What is your dream car or truck?
I like that wire under the rubber tip. Remembering that one.
Nice work Sarah.
I've been watching your videos since you were in your garage. The projects you have and are doing are not easy! Bottom line. You rock!
Thanks Sarah for another great video!🐧
Happy Tuesday evening Sarah!!!
Yeah, the temps here lately have been on par with PHX, probably felt refreshing though getting out of the paint booth space suit, at least for a few seconds before all the sweat evaporated. 😁
High5 to Charlie and Fred!!
Stay excellent!!!😎
BLESS you wow
Awesome job wish I had that much patience
I was going to try to 3D print that crumbly headlight grommet thing. I'm surprised you can still buy them.
I found them in Japan
Thanks, Sarah,
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