Acura Integra Project Ep.8 - Why Cheap Paint Jobs Are a BAD Idea!
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For this episode, we dive more into the Acura Integra's body work and showing you just how bad the body of a car can be to the untrained eye if you don't have body shop experience. We also show you what happens when you skip steps in the paint process, and how cheaping out on paint can really mess your car up. Thanks for watching!
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How much should a quality paint job cost? I want my car to get painted but I don't know the price range. I have tried to look it up but all I am able to find is either cheap paint jobs or people saying wrapping is less expensive
You should paint it championship white
Hey David, nice work on the teg. I don’t live too far from you and was wanting to get my 2007 Si done getting the sings pulled out and painted the original nighthawk black pearl. It looks like Dwayne does killer work and if you don’t mind me asking how much he is charging you for this.
Can't wait to see it painted!!!
leone striker it’s all about the prep and how much work has to be done to it. A quality job could be $2,000 on up to $10,000 depending on how crazy you get with it.
As somebody who worked in a bodyshop for a few years, I can tell that they are a great shop and do great work and don't half ass things. Which is always great to see :D
Only thing that sketched me out was how close he was getting to the handles and trim with that sander. Tape it off, or take it off hahaha always sucks marking up trim by accident.
haha yeah thats true. I'm sure they will tape it off before they finish sanding it.
I'd like to see the handles and trim off the car, but I dunno how carried away they're going to get with it though. Super awesome seeing car channels get involved with body shops, and even cooler seeing an Integra get worked on, I've got one myself.
dropinbiking92 along with 1200 I've heard of doing to fine of a grit sometimes can lead to peeling after a few years
devinx6 Agreed. Most people stop at around 600 grit so the paint has something to bite into. Pretty much any automotive paint self levels and fills up a 4-600 grit texture.
I use bondo on my teeth every time I get a cavity. I haven’t seen a dentist in a decade!
Jeremy Sharpe hahaha
i prefer kittyhair, it seems to last longer
That is a big job. Bet it's going to look awesome!
I love the balance of cinematic shots of bodywork being done with music over and dialogue. Good work on the video.
So satisfying watching these videos. Watching Dante take his time, explain things and work is craft is great. Far too often in the car community things are rushed and more emphasis is put on just getting it done. Attention to detail!
Love how an add from maaco pops up lmao
Hey David.
I use to work in a paint shop and I can tell you it is a very labor intensive job. People think painting a car is easy. It's all in the prep. The more prep time the better the overall job will be.
I am about to embark on a custom paint job for my 86 supra soon enough so seeing this and reminding me of the process was good. I remember it isn't a quick thing it takes days of prep to get a really smooth finish. Worth it for sure but more work then most realise.
Man. Dante likes what he does. Watching a master that likes what he's doing is always fun.
what a time to be alive. you are working on your integra, tavarish is on gallardo, b for build is fusing his fairlady z with m5 v10. really really good times.
Imtiaz Hasnain and MCM on an RB swapped 240
Dante is definitely a master of his craft. Mad props to all of you proper body guys.
good body men deserve every penny! I was taught by my friend and his brother that have 60 years experience combined! I've gone over my mustang by hand with sand paper, razor blades, scotch brite pads, inside and out and learned how to feel for thos dents you cant see with your eyes, unless you have many years of experience. good video Dave
I like the guy working on David’s integra. I respect him so much. He has so much passion on what he’s doing; because he loves it. You can tell he enjoys it and he’s dedicated to it.
It's great showing these guys. For me it's hard picking a body shop. There are far to many bad ones out there. Great that these guys are getting exposure. Wish I lived near them.
Good body work is a fookin art, it's great to come across people who are passionate about what they do, and actually give af enough to do this shit right
3 months ago I did paint and body on a Lincoln town car Limo. It took forever and I had 3 guys helping me.
Captain Turd Burglar that things a boat.
That's why a good paint job costs a few grand. Buy it once buy it right. Otherwise you end up spending double trying to fix it.
Body work and paint is such an art! so much work and hours put into it for that top finish
I worked at a bday shop, this brings back memories. Quality work being done here.
the is the best auto body Honda video i have ever seen. thank you.
Glad to see there are body shop people that actually care about their product
Been doing custom paint and body 28 years. I don’t think people realize the amount of time it takes to do things right. When they hear how much it costs, they go the wrap route which in my opinion is a bandaid on a bullet wound. You’re not even to primer yet and you look spent. Then you will be blocking it forever, probably find other low spots at that point and have to glaze areas, reprime then repeat. Then it has to be dirt free before base. Clear then cut and buff which can take days to do right. It’s a major process which I’m currently in the middle of. Makes it a bit more challenging when you can’t walk like me but that’s a minor detail.
I just painted my Front bumper white and my hood black with 2k professional paint, I ran it through an LVLP on my tiny bostitch compressor from lowes, it came out legit I can't even believe how good it looks, just the slightest orange peel on the clear but not even noticeable and honestly I could color sand and buff it out but I'm not even going to bother. For primer, paint and 2k clear, filters, sand paper etc it cost me about 250 bucks to do my bumper, hood and license plate section of my del sol.
Icing. Ive heard that used for bondo too. Im happy to see you going the extra mile with this car
You should paint it like that celebrity on CZcams with the blue mustang
That'd be sweet! I've seen those cars. That Blue Guy? Something like that
I think I know who you're talking about, doesn't he sell car cleaning stuff?
Yeah i think his name is dylan peterson or somethin
We call bodyfiller bog, bondo is a brand whereas bodyfiller it's purpose.. It doesn't need to go on bare steel either, it can go on any surface it just needs to be keyed and cleaned correctly before application.
Where are you from? I hear the term bog a lot from Australians and areas of the UK. We just call it filler or bondo here in Canada.
Americans have a habit of calling things by the big brand names, ie. Kleenex, Aluminum, Bondo etc
If you ever hear a guy call it mud, or baking a cake, you know some serious shit is going down hahaha "A little bondo and paint, to make it what it ain't"
dropinbiking92, I'm from New Zealand but live in Australia. My father was born in London, he was where I learned the terminology which is generally used in all 3 nations so your 100% correct eh lol.
At the shop I work at, We always just call it mud lol.
That looks like a quality body shop. I can't wait to see the finished look. I am also working on sanding down and filling a few dents and deep scratches on my car currently. I just practiced applying Bondo on a steel sheet with a dent in the middle. It is harder to apply than it looks for a first timer.
BriansPS3 you cant apply body filler over paint and bring it to a shop, more often than not it costs you more if you attempt your work and then bring it to a shop
Ben Dover oh I’ve sanded it down to bare metal. It’s just small dents and dings. I’ve already painted and it’s blended in quite well. I wouldn’t do a big patch though I’d leave that to a body shop
I think the stud welder and reverse impact hammer for pulling out dints is very cool.
Paint it the same blue as your 240sx. Body filler is also referred to as "mud". I personally prefer using brand Evercoat body filler and glazing putty.
that intro holy crap hahaha
A good trick ive been taught is that if you are gonna fix up and paint a car make sure to paint it white. Because if it is bright white you can half ass the bodywork and most people wont ever notice the small imperfections. Never paint a car gloss black either because it is like a mirror and will show every ripple, imperfection, or wave in the bodywork.
as I watch this I feel mesmerized, watching a master at his trade.
I love watching artist's at work!!
What’s with that blow gun ?
I really respect their knowledge and way of work. The reasoning and the action that they do on this body work is really amazing to watch. Sh*t makes me wanna be his apprentice and work for him.
That Stud welding is. Cool
This is oddly satisfying to watch
Watching this build has been mesmerizing
always cool to watch someone work when they really know what they're doing.
The intro made me cry,if you're going to do something as big as paint your car don't do a bad job actually do it right!!!😭😭😭😭
If you want to stick with the blue theme, Honda has a really cool blue called Aegean Blue that they put on the new Civics. Seeing as Acura is just upscale Honda, it would be a good fit, imo
I don't miss how much I got paid while working at a body shop, but I do miss the art form. Well done sir
This is interesting. I had no idea they could take out small dings like that.
Man I can't wait to see how the paint job turns out!
Bondo is a company. It’s like calling tissues Kleenex. That being said, I, as well as everyone at the shop I work for calls the body filler Bondo, even though it’s from 3m. There’s also glaze which is also a body filler but acts differently compared to Bondo
this brings back good memories of my own build. Thanks for the flashback.
Dudeeee only 1:49 into the video I'm already vibin with that.. so sick!
Berner’s beat is fire on this vid
As much as I'd love to see it on blue..please make it Phoenix Yellow! Real iconic ITR colour!
Your content is definitely underappreciated 😤😕
In England a lot of body shops call body filler "bodge".
That spark made David jump,he wasn't ready hahahahaha
Hi David nice meeting you at dipcon ☺️
Huge step up in production and quality sir... love how things are going!
Dudes do a great job. I did cringe though when he was putting his weight on the can while it was sitting directly on the car at 7:21 :OOOOO you just fixed the dents bro!!!
Eww I got an add of the new Mitsubishi Eclipse SUV...
Bondo is brand name of 3M's line of filler products. Automotive body filler or just body filler for short, is just what the actual product is called. Eg. Automotive body filler that's made by the brand Bondo.
In Northwest Indiana, we call it pop
Wow the bondozoku looks really different in this episode
cheap paint jobs arent bad at all look at young static he does 50$ paint jobs with rusteolum oil based enamel and his paint jobs come out super nice
Wow, that paint just came right off
Love in the integra build David keep it up
Oh wow, lots of useful stuff learned from this video. Thanks!
comin in with that xCodeh music
that background music reminded me so much of "numb" by linkin park daym bringing back memories
Paint it that iconic yellow !!!!
Build coming along well
That zgrip is really good bodyfiller.
I never took David as a Dre fan. Nice song choice.
D/a on filler, not a fan, always block for the shape to be perfect. (I see he’s finishing with the block but regardless) The progress looks good, excited to see the colour
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Shouldve taken off the side door moldings too lol my opinion
Good stuff
That Evercoat putty is the shit, it's the same putty I use, super easy to work with. You gotta show us what products they end up spraying on the car, I'm curious.
Always love I learn things on your channel...this was a great video but the music was a little repetitive.
I'm kind of envious of the tools these guys are using, I'm from Jordan and we do all of that work with bare hands
I'm curious, how much does it cost to paint your car there in the US?
What's that nozzle thing their using on the end of the blower? It seems so much more effective than just a regular blower nozzle
They're called duck bill or fan blowers. Lots of super tiny holes that spray in a narrow long fan instead of just out one hole. Super handy and a lot more pressure then the regular style.
dropinbiking92 awesome, thanks
It’s probably a Tornader blower. They can get pretty pricy.
Very cool seeing the body work, im going to school for that so i totally related to everything he was doing lol 😅
cannot wait to see the car gettin painted 😍
I'm thinking about taking my car to them soon
It’s called pop. The reason for that is because in the north when it gets cold and you leave it outside, it goes pop and explodes. Soda pop is also acceptable
In new Zealand we call it fizzy drink not pop or soda
In Australia it’s neither. In most parts we call it soft drink
In Australia we call it Bog
I use soda or pop. I use them interchangeably
I love how you can be friends with every body lol
It's pop! wheres my fellow minnesotans?
You're in Georgia, everything is called Coke.
Well I could say alot but I can't bash anybody but what I can do is recommend that if you have done this for a while you were not shown the right way to prep delamination because for one you should have prep 180 to 320 to prime then block 400 an an spray if you think you have a mechanical Bond meaning sand scratches with 1200 you basically are going to have the exact same thing it will go right back to delaminating because it can't hold on to 1200 sand scratches ....by saying that there work can't be but so good because I would lose my job if I prep a car like that I've painted 1,000s of cars an yes full i-car platinum certified painter have have won shows from my paint work all up an down the east coast big shows not coffee an cars but it makes me mad because this video is showing people the worng way an makes my job harder when I have to fix it an cost them more money ...David love your videos an you actually I'm pretty sure know me I live in Richmond this is nothing bad to you because if you could do it you would do it yourself sorry for the rant
doc that part was a red flag to me as well
What's up, *Doc?* Another Richmonder here as well but I don't do body work. #RVA all the way in the 804!
ᙅYᙖᙓᖇ ᗪOᙅ™ oh ya what part of Richmond
Southside. You know, the high rent district. Lulz. Thinking of moving into Scott's Addition soon or maybe just head to Canada. Not sure yet. Whereabouts are you, if you don't mind me asking?
ᙅYᙖᙓᖇ ᗪOᙅ™ not far from the airport RIC
Reminds me of DIWD's wrap video on his Corvette
Also the color? Bluetegra?
cant fucking wait to see this finished
West coast = soda. East coast = pop. Canadians call it pop, too.
We call it soft drink in Australia...
please dont paint it blue
its gon be yellow, mark my words.
😂😂
I predict it will be the blue from the r34 skyline
Fiji blue pearl
If it’s blue I’ll be sad. I want to see type rnyellow
Wow what was that air powered thing to flake the paint off!?!?
I love it very good my boy keep up and love video 💯
the music reminds me of midnight club
Good prep work is the main reason for good paint finish alot of $299 special paint jobs just scuff up the old paint a throw a couple of coats of paint and clear on it and say job done 😐
Chris Martinez Maaco lol
Ryder21 exactly 😉
Where’s Dante’s shop located? I may have to take my wrx to him
Body filler is the correct industry term for modern day fillers. Bondo is a name brand that was created way back in the day ( i want to say 60's and 70's) for a body filler product that was crap and had many, many issues with cracking, falling off, pealing, etc. Hence the reason why bondo is avoided in the industry with professionals, they do not want to be associated with the term. You will find the people who do not care (me) but do know the difference and can explain it, then the un-educated that assume all body filler is bondo.
Loving the body work videos. however........ every time i hear Dante, i look around like "who said my name"?