Oh great David, I am so happy to hear that! Thank you so much for your feedback and I am happy it can help. It definitely is a game changer to not over stack your doors due to overspray, so 4 or 5 max seems to be our sweet spot on eliminating overspray in door packs! Thanks again for the comment and let me know if there are any other videos or areas that would be helpful to cover💪🙏
Just found your channel and I’m enjoying and learning from the videos. A question I have is what airless sprayer do you recommend for a beginner for cabinets and doors? I don’t do production work but my turbine hvlp is pretty slow. Thanks!
Hahahah, right!!!! That make us so happy to hear....it is definitely a catchy tune isn't it! That is so awesome, gave me a huge smile to hear that! Thanks so much, we really appreciate it 🙏
@@PaintBoss yeah thanks for everything you do on here, its appreciated. Not only do I get a catchy spray song, but I pick up alot of good information from these videos as well.
Thanks so much for letting us know, much appreciated. I am trying to get better and remember to film more, still trying to get the hang of what to film. Thanks again and have a great night
Hello Leo, thanks for the comment. You are right the Bondo is a solvent base, but the red Bondy or spot putty is designed to adhere with latex or oil base paints. We have never had a problem wit adhesion. As long as paint cures you are good to go! It really is a great filler and super strong. Thanks again for your comment and let me know if you have any questions 👍💪🙏🙏
All that work and then missed a critical step. You gotta prime the whole door again after prep, factory primer is no good, its just to keep the door sealed during storage. 🤷♂️
Surprisingly as long as you have the undercoat primer still attack after sanding and not burn through the primer into the wood then the bondo spot putty will absolutely adhere and two finish coats of a premium finish will give you a perfect product. I thought the same thing but after asking a while back Stephen explained his prep/bondo process before shooting the 2x complete coats of finish, the results are a factory fine finish product, in my book, there work stand head and shoulders above the rest and obviously these are very high-end clients requesting and paying for the extra mile in the preparation phase attention to detail is my biggest concern we simply don’t except the work if we can’t honor our extensive prep phase and/or our extended clean up process. Plus we run into fewer issues when working with people that value pristine and top tear quality over the commonly expecting and barely hitting the average mark those peeps we always try to steer clear from and if anything else kindly refer them out👍🏻 Can tell you have your head in this and thanks for your opinion! Happy Painting, Happy Week, Derek
Excellent channel, even BETTER work!!!!
Whenever I've strung doors up accordion style I've had overspray issues. Never thought to play with door count, thanks for posting man!
Oh great David, I am so happy to hear that! Thank you so much for your feedback and I am happy it can help. It definitely is a game changer to not over stack your doors due to overspray, so 4 or 5 max seems to be our sweet spot on eliminating overspray in door packs! Thanks again for the comment and let me know if there are any other videos or areas that would be helpful to cover💪🙏
Nice video 👌🏻 quality work
Over all great job and good management good logistic , tanks for shearing
Just found your channel and I’m enjoying and learning from the videos. A question I have is what airless sprayer do you recommend for a beginner for cabinets and doors? I don’t do production work but my turbine hvlp is pretty slow. Thanks!
Titan 440 all the way fine finish tip with fine finish gun filter ( red) is all I use for doors crown n base
Hispanics do it best 💪🏻🎨
When I fired up the rig and started spraying the other day, I was singing hard work work hahahaha
Hahahah, right!!!! That make us so happy to hear....it is definitely a catchy tune isn't it! That is so awesome, gave me a huge smile to hear that! Thanks so much, we really appreciate it 🙏
@@PaintBoss yeah thanks for everything you do on here, its appreciated. Not only do I get a catchy spray song, but I pick up alot of good information from these videos as well.
Thanks so much for letting us know, much appreciated. I am trying to get better and remember to film more, still trying to get the hang of what to film. Thanks again and have a great night
Please sir also tell the method of paint on iron and steel
We can't understand your language please tell the name of products clearly that you use during piant
What do you charge like 4.70 a Sq ft??
How does the paint stick to the bondo? I thought bondo is a solvent base material.
Hello Leo, thanks for the comment. You are right the Bondo is a solvent base, but the red Bondy or spot putty is designed to adhere with latex or oil base paints. We have never had a problem wit adhesion. As long as paint cures you are good to go! It really is a great filler and super strong. Thanks again for your comment and let me know if you have any questions 👍💪🙏🙏
@@PaintBoss Thanks you!👍
You dont spot prime your bondo ???
All that work and then missed a critical step. You gotta prime the whole door again after prep, factory primer is no good, its just to keep the door sealed during storage. 🤷♂️
Surprisingly as long as you have the undercoat primer still attack after sanding and not burn through the primer into the wood then the bondo spot putty will absolutely adhere and two finish coats of a premium finish will give you a perfect product. I thought the same thing but after asking a while back Stephen explained his prep/bondo process before shooting the 2x complete coats of finish, the results are a factory fine finish product, in my book, there work stand head and shoulders above the rest and obviously these are very high-end clients requesting and paying for the extra mile in the preparation phase attention to detail is my biggest concern we simply don’t except the work if we can’t honor our extensive prep phase and/or our extended clean up process. Plus we run into fewer issues when working with people that value pristine and top tear quality over the commonly expecting and barely hitting the average mark those peeps we always try to steer clear from and if anything else kindly refer them out👍🏻 Can tell you have your head in this and thanks for your opinion! Happy Painting, Happy Week, Derek
Hi.... Michelle the spray man ned a proper spray painting mask 3M or something as well the girl near him , safety first pleas
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