Control of Lead
Lead work is time consuming, but so worth it! Here we are building up some lead on a 1919 C-cab cowl panel. The fresh air louver has been filled and lead is used to smooth it out. No bondo here.…
Lead work is time consuming, but so worth it! Here we are building up some lead on a 1919 C-cab cowl panel. The fresh air louver has been filled and lead is used to smooth it out. No bondo here.…
Just a quick vid of Evercoat's Slicksand being applied on a '31 Studebaker. Shell has been blasted, metal worked, epoxied, and blocked with Evercoat's Z-grip. The shell was then coated again with epoxy before 3 coats of slicksand was applied.
Here we describe U-POL RAPTOR Liner applied as an undercoat on a 1965 Fastback Mustang restoration project in the shop, after metal work has been completed. This is a tintable liner that dries quickly and provides UV protection as well…
Gearing up for a Candy Apple Red paint job on this 1969 Chevelle by watering down the floor, installing fresh filters, and attaching a chain from the car to the ground to minimize static electricity. First of a series of…
In video 2 of 5 on painting a 1969 Chevelle in House of Kolor Candy Apple Red, here we are de-nibbing after the first few coats of Solar Gold Shimrin Metallic base to remove any trash or imperfections. We will…
Video 3 of 5: here we are laying down the remainder of the House of Kolor Solar Gold Shimrin Metallic base for a nice, even coat beneath the Candy Apple Red.
Video 4 of 5: applying the first coat of red. We will layer the coats until the desired color is achieved, which should take about 5 coats based on our test swatch. Check out the final video for clear coat…
Video 5 of 5: all coats of Candy Apple Red have been applied. Here we are applying high solid clear, 3 coats, which will really make the color pop and show off the Solar Gold metallic base. See parts 1-4…