all right guys on this episode we're going to be showing you guys the difference between paintings
out of a paint booth and painting outside so hopefully we didn't waste any money buying this
paint boot hey guys rolando from revemoto so today on this episode we're going to show you guys the
difference between painting outside and inside in an enclosed environment like a paint booth
ideally you want to paint inside of a paint boot in a controlled environment
to reduce um you know emissions and all that stuff but if you guys can't you guys
have that little small project i'm going to show you guys how to paint outside also
all right guys so inside the paper right now so we're going to go ahead and do our first step
we're going to go ahead and clean the panel and lay our sealer down and then our base coat and
clear go i'm going to show you guys the difference between inside of a paper which is a controlled
environment versus outside okay all right guys so if you guys want to learn how to clean the
panel seal it base coat it and clear coat it the link is up above on that video so check that out
today's temperature is like 77 degrees it's a pretty good temperature i'm not gonna lie
for paint to uh go ahead and adhere to a panel
so
so painting inside the paint booth you have like a very controlled environment where the
the dust and the debris and the airflow is very consistent you can adjust it as much as you want
and the result is a clean panel so take a look at this panel
so you guys can see there's like very little debris to none that's exactly what you want to
start off with before you layer the base the first base coat okay so when we go outside
and we start painting inside on the outside environment let's see what it looks like
whenever um we go up close on uh how clean or how smooth the panel is okay so we're gonna go
ahead and layer the first base coat on this one so i'm not gonna lie guys um i'm pretty presently
surprised on uh the minimal debris there is it's probably like the environment that we're in also
uh i try to keep the uh the the shop pretty clean so even outside but there's no trees outside so
you know what it's pretty clean out here there's a lot of factors that you got to determine on uh
painting outside or inside of your garage depending how dirty you guys are uh cleanly
cleaning cleanliness wise and also trees pollen any flowers that might also take an effect
this is not a usual environment because again at your house you're gonna have like
lawn stuff grass and all that stuff that's kind of being agitated here we don't have anything
so yeah it looks pretty good the only thing i can see uh it's not drying as fast when i'm in
the paint boots so it's probably gonna take a little at least like 20 minutes to dry up
so
shhh
all right so we're gonna go ahead and lay the second uh base coat on there
again medium coat and we're gonna go ahead and go to our third base coat after that
so
all right last final coat third coat on this panel
all right let's go ahead and clear this is where the brew
pipe is going to come up because the clear attracts a lot of dirt
so
so right off the bat you guys can see a little debris here and there
also what i noticed is that the droplets are getting bigger because of um it's just not um
that i think it's got called atomization it's just not atomizing correctly in this type of
weather just because of uh humidity and all that stuff in houston also it's causing the droplets to
be a little bit bigger but for the most part i i will say i'm very impressed by how i laid it down
and uh how it's laying down on the uh on the panel itself just because it's
outside you know but there's like a lot of like debris right here so we're gonna layer
another and also it looks like fisheye right here and it does look like kind of fish eye
yeah so it looks like kind of a little bit of a fisheye issue right here
and this just means that there's like water droplets coming out from either the uh the
elements basically so we're gonna go ahead and layer another coat on this one but
since i know the temperature is kind of down i'm gonna let this one sit for
around 25 minutes from the usual 10 to 15. okay so one thing you guys do have to realize also
when you guys are painting outside bugs especially at nighttime that's a no-no don't paint outside
at night time just because of the bugs are going to start flying into your clear coat okay
alright guys so this is last and final clear coat a couple of bikes that i do have also well while i
was painting making sure like you guys don't move too much like don't uh you know kind of like move
your feet around too much as long as you guys stay kind of steady and less movements less uh
debris is going to go up in the air just because like the environment again you guys are outside
all that dirt and all that debris is going to kick up whenever you guys move around too much and
then also control your gun the air pressure you guys saw me kind of move it around a little bit
and maybe i should have showed you guys that but i kind of like heard the uh the pressure to
uh it was producing too much pressure so i knew that was going to kick up a lot of dirt
so i kind of lowered a little bit to control like the dirt uh from moving up but so you guys
can see the panel looks pretty good not gonna lie like a cut and buff on this this side right here
that would look really good but for the most part the panel looks beautiful
so i bought a paper for nothing all right so we're all done we painted it we painted one inside
and one outside and the difference are well the outside one has a little bit more debris than the
inside ones so the inside one inside of a paint boot this one's ready to go you can go ahead and
uh put this on the vehicle and let the customer drive away or you can go ahead and drive away on
this one you're gonna you're gonna do a little bit more work in cutting and buffing because you have
all these debris right here uh and also one other difference would be the color the color did change
a little bit from what i noticed like this one right here is a little bit darker than this one
right here it might be a subtle difference in the camera but just me looking at it it did change a
little bit not too much though but yeah all in all i would say with the change in the color i would
say that changing the color would be from the metallics itself not atomizing correctly and also
it's probably not spreading out as evenly because of the weather conditions that it's just staying
kind of like in one section so that's what i would say but i'm not too sure to be honest with you for
me i would say also the compressor had a lot to do with it because the compressor was a little bit
smaller again you guys at home you're gonna you're not gonna have that big 20 30 gallon compressor
you could probably gonna have that little small compress like this big you know so that might do
that will also take into effect uh the color but yeah for the most part if i can sum it up uh
painting outside in this environment that i just showed you guys was pretty pretty on on
point like i i'm pretty satisfied i'm surprised and satisfied at the same time but again i would
always recommend you guys uh painting inside of an uh in close environment where you guys are
you know painting correctly not putting out too much emissions out there hey guys i do want to
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