This episode brings you all the info you need to use and apply Spray Filler (polyester)
Howard speaks to John Hristias from PPG and then shows you what he’s done to use the Spray filler on the 71 Camaro
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You remembered my question about the quantity of product required to cover the panels. Thanks for the info Howard.
Solid episode mate.
Regards
Tony 👍
Another very informative episode Howard. Thumbs up !
Thanks for a very informative video on the process Howard. When using the propane heater to bring the booth to temperature, do you also need to monitor the humidity for adhesion and drying times? Cheers
I look forward to watching all your content. Your a role model mate and i learn lots watching you each time. Thank you 👍
120 for filler is perfectly fine. 180 isn't needed. He sounds like a whinging painter 🤣
Howard where have you been! I've needed my Astill Design time. :):):) You know we want the panelvan content though.
Love this series of videos Howard cannot say thankyou enough !!! SO thankyou…. And also wanted to ask have you used of heard of Linear Blocking tools and if so whats your thoughts on these blocking tools ??
Many thanks again as i am about to do my own first full respray and am aiming for a show quality
this may not be the time and place for this comment, but i would love a bit of info regarding your spray booth basics. such as end filtering. is it sucking or blowing? maybe content for another time. only asking as i have painted some past projects in various locations such as in the drive way thru to a handyman spray booth. cheers on the series. loving the info/content.
Prep and masking is key.. you don't want this stuff where it will be tough to sand..well done
Nice tutorial 😊JR
Very nice work, Great video, thanks for sharing
Great videos, im working on a 72 camaro right now, the attention to detail you do is incredible, how much money think you’ll have in to?
Howard,
I appreciate all the effort and content you provide the Car community, however it would help if you could provide some basic costings in relation to equipment being used, paints, paper and other tools of the trade. A big factor for some enthusiasts is cost when trying to manage a house hold budget as well. I know a lot paints and equipment isn’t cheap, but when there is other pressing priorities, some of us may use products that are within our budgets, especially when working from home. It would help to see if this is achievable or perhaps look for cheaper alternatives and perhaps with the same results, especially for the backyarders. Love your work and attention to detail.
Regards