Simple format presentation no unnecessary yadda yadda clear concise instructions no stupid music overdub 10/10 ..well done a lot of uploaders could learn from you . Subbed ..

@JohnnyGetsCash

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much and thanks for subscribing!

@cliffcrabtree4359

3 жыл бұрын

Very clear video 👍.

@xxnickthegreekxx

3 жыл бұрын

What he said

@stwhite5135

3 жыл бұрын

Shadow sun Agreed!

@simonlloyd7557

3 жыл бұрын

100% Deafening, irritating, pointless, distracting, banal and puerile music is the cancer of youtube.

I’ve watched about 20 videos on how to repair clear coat and this is by far the most impressive.

@donproctor4480

3 жыл бұрын

The fix is temporary.

@caleb6443

3 жыл бұрын

@@donproctor4480 how temporary? and what limits this as a fix?

@donproctor4480

2 жыл бұрын

@@caleb6443 any Meat that is melted in is a temporary fix, only a complete repaint is a proper way. But it depends on the clear used and how well the prep was, eventually the melters clear edges will begin to show agin, Howe long, couldn’t tell ya, 3months or the yr

@nickdryad

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the clarification. I understand that. It’s not always economical or possible to do a full clear coat job. I understand this is not a permanent solution. It’s simply to make a minor improvement on a panel before it gets too ugly to look at. Some cars don’t warrant the cost of high level work but benefit from a little titivation.

@kenmastersmaster

10 ай бұрын

​@@nickdryadlook lacquer in the sun will burn in a few days then he will be where he started

Great job man! Fantastic end result and a "to the point" video without music and unnecessary waffle! Thank you for sharing!

@JohnnyGetsCash

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Neville, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

@Jasonsegade

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed very well explained, can’t be sure I’d do that kind of finish though 😂

@sean640

11 ай бұрын

I love waffles, although. And at all times, even. Cheers

LOVE that you mention heating the panel under damp, cold conditions....something I learned the hard way! It makes a HUGE difference with avoiding orange peel & other time-consuming corrections!

I like how you get straight to the point. Thanks

@JohnnyGetsCash

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! That's exactly what I set out to do with these videos... I too can't stand lots of useless waffle!

@paguliukas

4 жыл бұрын

@@JohnnyGetsCash top man

@gabrielapena4068

3 жыл бұрын

interesting points ,if anyone else wants to uncover car spray painting course try Sovallo Auto Painting Fixer (just google it ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my mate got excellent results with it.

It took me over one hour to realize why did I like so much this video - there's no annoying music in the background. Thanks for that, and for simple and precise instruction. Great job!

Good fix if clear is peeling over old clear. I noticed while you were sanding the liquid never turned red so you never hit the base coat. FYI to anyone that has peeling clear that's down to the basecoat layer you will need to spray more basecoat and blend that out before laying down the new clear.

@RayTitske

Жыл бұрын

he didnt even spray basecoat thats why u see the color differnds.

@SMURFF707

Ай бұрын

He just replied in a video saying that is actually base coat that he did sand but you must be careful not to sand through the old base coat

What an excellent video. Clear, easy to understand, no music, no loud extroverted presentation. Just good, honest information! Thanks!

Ah right so THAT'S how it's supposed to turn out. I thought it was a bit odd that I needed a new car after I did mine.

@fazmercs532

3 жыл бұрын

did it ruin your car?

@maestrooscuro5299

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂

@786qad

3 жыл бұрын

🤣

@jamesgallagher1992

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

@steviemichelle7271

2 жыл бұрын

You are not kidding! I did this the wrong way and the only reason why I am not getting rid of my car is because it is a rare car and I intend to fix it come hell or high water. But my God, this can definitely be done wrong and I learned that the hard way 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Now this is how KZread video tutorials should be done!! Simple, straight to the point and a job well done. Subscribed. 👍🏻

First time I have seen someone deal with lacquer peel properly and get a first class result - many thanks

Brilliant straightforward presentation . Just bought red xantia with a little lacquer peel , and I am now confident enough to have a go at it. Thanks very much for sharing this

Why can't all " how to do it" videos be as clear and uncluttered as this one?

@Itzsqwaad92

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly!

@xarhsath8196

2 жыл бұрын

Have you ever watched chrisfix?

@johnfaulkner6776

2 жыл бұрын

@@xarhsath8196 no but I will look! Thanks.

I love how you can see the sky in the reflection

Probably the most straight to the point on how to paint work, Excellent result i am going to attempt on my vehicle asap

Wish more "how to" videos were as clear and useful as this. Many thanks for your generosity in posting this.

Results look amazing, have been doing these kind of jobs for a while now and the way you've explained the process and equipment used is spot on, no messing about straight to the point 5 minute videos are perfect. Will be watching more of your videos liked and subbed keep up the good work it will be no time until your channel grows further👍

@JohnnyGetsCash

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jimmy!

@timcarr1973

Жыл бұрын

. Calendar, For 2023

@codystrange3104

10 ай бұрын

Looks sketchy

That's really useful mate, thanks. Quick, straight to the point and clear.

"Thank you very much" Brilliant little video... straight forward and properly polite at the end... that's often forgotten or replaced with cocky stupidity.... so thank YOU very much.

Perfect just what I’ve been looking for. No nonsense and straight to the point. thank you !

Wow, a KZreadr who gets on with a clear, concise how-to without any BS. Congratulations Johnny, this is just what I need to do to my better-half's Alfa. That's if she'll let me near it with the wet & dry! And any recommendations on machine polishers? I feel it's about time to invest in something to help me with some paint correction jobs I should tackle.Cheers, and well done again.

@JohnnyGetsCash

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Andy! I use a Sealey machine polisher and I swear by it! Perfect mix of power with lightweight capabilities. Thank you for your comments and best of luck with your repair!

excellent video, I have the same issue with my car and your video is really helping me out understanding how this could be fixed. Thanks a lot!

@JohnnyGetsCash

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much! I'm glad the video is helping out!

Very impressive, I’ve never seen such great results without having to sand it right down and apply base coat first. I have a Smart Fortwo which is suffering in the Australian sun so need to apply your method. Thanks

This video was great. Straight to the point, doing a single spot not the entire roof or hood. Thanks Johnny

Amazingly done mate, clear and quick. Love this style

@JohnnyGetsCash

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much!

Now this is how you vlog a work like this !!

Video: Just five minutes, clear instructions, perfect result. Bravo!

The result you got was definitely worth the effort. Thanks for sharing.

perfect tutorial, whole rear bumper is peeling on my qashqai, at least I know what to do now!!!

Glad to see a Pug being re-loved 🦁

@JohnnyGetsCash

4 жыл бұрын

Well, you know what they say...Every pug has its day!

I totally agree with some of the other comments, “Straight & To The Point”! I particularly liked how you used the heat gun to keep the clear coat from running. Luckily I have a 2003 Subaru to practice on, before I try it on my Volvo. Living in S Texas next to the ocean, this is a never ending problem. Appreciate the clear instructions. Very good video.👍👍👍

This was fantastic. You made it look so easy. I'm trying to build the confidence to do this myself on a small circle approx an inch wide on my bumper.

That’s amazing my man! Didn’t expect the final result to be that good. Like a factory finish

@JohnnyGetsCash

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much! There's no point doing a job if you don't do it right.... Right?!

@samiflyktman3680

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah... factory finish with a spraycan. This guy can get a job from any bodyshop. 😉

Pretty impressive. Peeling clear coat looks like crap and stands out. Repair looks great. Good job and something most car nuts could do.Thx

Wow, that's seriously impressive. Body shops are just out of my budget for repairs like this. Great finish!

This vid couldn't come at a more perfect time, many thanks sir 🙏

*Best tutorial ever*

Thanks, highly recommended watching I reckon.

Excellent job with great commentary. You should be proud of that my friend.

A 5min video that delivers it ALL top stuff thanks for posting👍ill be trying it on my car at the weekend🤞

You can't sand the basecoat without damaging the metallic and affecting the colour, it would show threw the clear coat as a patch

@Ultrasonictwo

2 жыл бұрын

i tried it and it doesn't work... the clear is much thicker and harder than the base coat. Also as you said the colour is different after sanding it. any other ideas on how to fix it

Finally the first KZreadr to Show just a small part of clear coat that got damaged and not a hole panel. Thanks! my car has the same small damage spot but on the egde of the driver's door near the window. Do I have to do that last part? Grinding with 1200 sand paper and than polishing it? Like the hole door or can I just do a small part?

@JohnnyGetsCash

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you like the video! More often than not, these areas of lacquer damage can be 'spot repaired', saving heaps of time and money! In your case, you needn't sand and polish the whole door, just the damaged area and several inches surrounding it. Don't be afraid to dull the paint around the damaged area as the final polishing stage will shine this up again whilst you are buffing the newly sprayed clear coat. Treat your polishing stage as a blending process almost. Hope that helps!

@omarcarranza8973

4 жыл бұрын

JohnnyGetsCash you think I can make a small tape box around the 3 inch damaged clear coat and do this process? Thanks

@virgiltudorel

4 жыл бұрын

@@JohnnyGetsCash i

@cheesychaza

3 жыл бұрын

@@omarcarranza8973 the reason he goes over by some distance is so it gently fades the sanding so you can't see any harsh lines which would most likely occur if you tape it off and sand to the tape

@guillermoolivera8441

3 жыл бұрын

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One of the few really helpful vids!! Short, compact, all Tools & materials listed, well explained, and you are ready to Go, both thumbs up 👍👍❗

Thanks Johnny, that was both interesting and clever. I liked the use of the heat gun to quickly stabilise the clear coat as the air temp was quite low. I’ll try the same thing next time, cheers buddy! 👍

One thing I definitely recommend is to use a rubber sanding block and be cautious with how much pressure you apply. The paint layer underneath the clear is extremely thin and you can easily sand through it even with high grit sandpaper.

@JohnnyGetsCash

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Teemo. Usually i would use a block too, however in this instance (on a convex panel with exposed base in the centre) a block would've been harder to control and to avoid the exposed base so that's why i did it freehand. A decent tip all the same for beginners working on larger areas though.

@broom4720

2 жыл бұрын

That’s what I just did🥲

@danielbroadstock4583

Жыл бұрын

@@broom4720 same😭

@netevil1

9 ай бұрын

yeah, me too ;( @@broom4720

4:43 that spit polish is best touch.

@batvon39

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂 Gotta sign your work!

Been putting a rear bumper job off for a year now but this has been my go to video for the starting point

I like that tip on pre heating the panel in cool weather conditions 🤙🏻

Great video! A couple of questions that I think would really help with DIYs: - when sanding down the affected area to get rid of that raised edge where the laquer has peeled, how do you avoid going through the base coat on the exposed part? - how long between coats of laquer when you respray? Thanks!

@JohnnyGetsCash

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Neil, thanks for your question. When sanding the raised lip of the clear, in order to protect the exposed base I always use a high grade of paper and make sure it is kept wet at all times. In addition to this I also keep a very, very light pressure on the work piece. With these measures you will be able to feel the lip that you are working on through the paper (generally the work is done through one finger more than the others so it's easy to keep track of what you are sanding). This of course takes practice and it's fair to say that the paper will inevitably touch the exposed base occasionally but providing there is no pressure applied to that area and you endeavour to avoid it / work from outside in where possible that will be your best defence against damaging the base. This takes practice so go at it slowly and gently to begin with! Re clear coat, this depends on the spraying conditions. Me personally, when I'm applying the first couple of light coats, will give it approximately 2 mins between coats whilst applying gentle heat. When I lay down the 'wet' coats, I give it between 2 and 5 mins depending on how the coats are setting (again this varies depending on ambient temp, moisture, application etc). When I've finished the final clear coat I give it at least 24 hours to fully cure before wet sanding and polishing. Of course if you can leave it longer, that's fine as it'll simply allow it to harden more which is no bad thing. I hope that helps and gives some clarity. I know it sounds vague, but It's often a case of just trying the job and getting a feel for it, then after a few times it'll be instinctive! Cheers

@MrSnicklefritz92

3 жыл бұрын

@@JohnnyGetsCash thanks so much for the detailed reply that is super helpful advice it! I've just been trying to fix some patches of laquer peel on my rear bumper with some help from your guide - my laquer peel is pretty bad though so I've also just touched up the patches with a couple of light coats of base coat as well! Not looking too bad, just waiting for it to dry so I can polish now 🤞🤞

That was excellent, well done ! Got a patch on the roof I will repair this way. How do you know when you have applied enough clear ?

@JohnnyGetsCash

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and are planning to tackle this job on your car! RE the amount of clear to lay down, start off with a couple of light coats (not quite dust coats, but relatively light). After these coats i'd recommend anything between a further 2 - 3 coats gradually getting heavier. Think of these final coats as 'wet' coats. The clear should look wet and shiny as you apply it - but be very careful not to lay it down too thick or move your hand too slowly as this will cause runs. This can be sorted through proper sanding but the clear will need to harden fully before you can do this (maybe a couple of days if its very thick). Basically you're looking for a few layers, each getting heavier until you finish with a couple of wet coats. In a perfect world the clear will already look shiny once dry, even before sanding / buffing. Best of luck!

@peterwho9380

3 жыл бұрын

@@JohnnyGetsCash Awesome tutorial as for me "TODAY" I was adding a few coats of clear to my front lower chin and was rushing the job and now have some runs and some minor bumps! I guess in my situation is more simpler as all I have to do now is wet sand the bumps and runs to the same level as the rest and just buff if off with a good paint correction right? Thanks for your time!

@JohnnyGetsCash

3 жыл бұрын

@@peterwho9380 Hi Peter, thanks for your comment. Yes exactly that! It sounds as if you've just applied a little too much clear and perhaps without the appropriate temperature, but it's not a huge problem. As youve identified, it's now a case of allowing the clear to fully harden before wet flatting to a uniform finish ahead of polishing to a satisfactory gloss. Cheers!

@JohnnyGetsCash

3 жыл бұрын

@@mr.opinion6576 when you say clear coat barrier, what do you mean?

@peterwho9380

3 жыл бұрын

@@JohnnyGetsCash Awesome and thanks for taking the time to clarify my issue and confirm what needed to be done, cheers.

Great video, simply explained and without dragging things out unnecessarily.

That was an informative & perfect tutorial , i loved the finish product , i guess ive got a couple of peels on my pearl deep black bonnet so this is my next repair , the peels are the size of a 20p & smaller so this should be a doddle , luckily i have all i need to do the task , the base coat is still good by the looks of it so it should get a good finish . Great vid 😊✌🏼👍🏼

Nice, will crack on with mine now, thanks 👍

@JohnnyGetsCash

4 жыл бұрын

Great stuff, best of luck!

This should be used as a training video for all those irrigating youtubers on how to do it properly

@warrenjensen4670

3 жыл бұрын

Perhaps also for any do-it-yourself videos of any sort, not just limited to irrigation.

Fantastic video Johnny! This process is so simple to follow, particularly with your tutorial and method. Thank you so much. Subscribed!

Great video mate, well presented and straight to the point without any unnecessary crap.

Great video, enhanced by having no stupid background music! 👍

Just a tip be careful to sand the basecolor, sand edges and out. or u may have to put new base in if u sanding thru. Great video anyway

@anthraxgerbaldo3444

3 жыл бұрын

If i try to sand that way with 600 my 2008 nissan Note the base is going away after 2 times i pass it. What he did is impossibile for my car.

@donproctor4480

3 жыл бұрын

If you watch carefully, you see a light red spot where it needed more base.

@basandi4017

2 жыл бұрын

@@donproctor4480 I've noticed this too. You can see once the camera is on about 45 degrees angle. If you look directly from the top you can't see it...Respect for his job done, however the spot is not completely gone... I guess the light red spot is caused by missing clear coat as clear coats containing UV protection... Without UV protection the sunshine just blend it out the red colour in this area...

Top job mate!! I've got a red Pug 308 2010 with several spots of peeled laquer. Glad to know you don't need to get a full panel respray!

Amazing and simple video with explenation. KZread needs more people like you.

04:31 clouds timelapse on the bonnet is awesome

3:00 you can see that original spot on the color after you put clear. where did it go when watching final results? I mean there is no way this kind of repair will be 100% perfect bcs when you sand that spot where clearcoat has pealed off you basicly sand bare basecoat and especiallly metallic color will show it after you re clear it. only way is blend some color over that sanded basecoat and then put clearcoat over it.

@Aikaramba12

4 жыл бұрын

It was still visible, but at least a lot better. All things considered i think it was a good fix considered how quick it was.

@Brakzillaa

4 жыл бұрын

what do you mean where did it go? it blends when you polish it.... thats how it works lol

@Aikaramba12

4 жыл бұрын

MrDangerous it wont blend 100% perfect

@Brakzillaa

4 жыл бұрын

@@Aikaramba12 never said it would be perfect. just said it blends lol

@leviledbetter

4 жыл бұрын

Got er done tho.

Love this guide. So straight to the point and no rubbish. Subscribed

Very well done, short and succinct!

0:29 microfiber cloths on the floor, gotta throw them away!

@engelberthumperdinck2235

4 жыл бұрын

Nah mate, added grit helps lol

@koshnaranek2317

3 жыл бұрын

Microfiber are good and soft but they have the qualities of tape everything seems to stick to them very annoying.

It has to be with a Peugeot car... how the hell all their paint job do that ?

@SqueekyBums

3 жыл бұрын

My Peugeot van has done this too. Only 7 years old.

@Dixler683

3 жыл бұрын

1conu59, the global climate change/ warming/ environmentalists/ green socialists/ commies, control tyrants forced the paint manufactures to eliminate the petroleum solvents from the paint and switch to “waterborne “ paints. This waterborne paint is soft, shit and peels after exposure to the elements.

@1conu593

3 жыл бұрын

@@Dixler683 the same climate change that makes a normal engine die because electronics failed ? So you can buy a new car ? :D

I have several areas of clear coat/varnish peeling on my car,that I will be attempting to fix thanks to this video...Thankyou! 👍

Excellent content, concisely delivered.

"5 minute fix" "Let it dry for 24 hours"

@cyrusthevrus

4 жыл бұрын

L0L

@LitSFC

3 жыл бұрын

The video is 4:58, try not to be so clueless.

@jothain

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe he'll make personally targeted version for you where you can watch lack dry for that 24 hours.

@gusravogutierrez4880

3 жыл бұрын

Obviously the spend probably 15 minutes but he need to give me time to the clear coat to cure for the boffin

You can still see the spot that peeled originally even through all of the work you did over it to try and blend it in. Maybe it’s just becuase I’m an artist but there is a discoloration spot in the paint still.

Excellent work young man. Very informative.

Nice job, this has inspired me to tackle my paintwork, thanks.

It's a 5 min video, but NOT A 5 MIN JOB.... More like 5 hours job....

Well explained, best simple and easy to follow video I have seen. Got a fair few bits like that on my Mk1 TT.

What a great video. Very articulate and informative 👍🏻

Best clear coat fix I have ever seen

I know this is an older video, but I am so grateful for this because I have a spot on a passenger door about the same size wondering what was necessary for me to take care of it and helped me figure out what process I will take🎉

Super impressive results! Thanks for the great video.

Great job! Didn't look too hard to do I might even tackle my car . Thank you!!!

Simply superb video. Straight to the point and a fantastic finish. Well done sir👍

Outstanding work sir!

5 minute fixes" *Wait 24 hours* I found this was a really good video, straight to the point, and focused on the problem and solution. I did find it a bit odd on how a good fix would be done in 5 minutes but after watching the video i understood the title was for click bait but leaving you with a great fix in hand, can't ve mad at that

Best clear coat video in my books. Great job.

Absolute hero, just had a nasty spot on my car, used this method and it worked... Thankfully Florida is hot so the temp etc wasn't a problem

Excellent video on fixing/blending clear coat. thx for taking the time to inform others. cheers and hello from Canada.

Good video! I'm a "have a go" kind of gal, and these are very clear and logical instruction. 👍🏼

Spot on video with good DIY tips, nice. Especially like the fact that you aren't promoting products. Keep up the fantastic work

Absolutely brilliant job, well done to you.

Well done mate 👌 I might try this myself

Great video! Definitely gained the confidence to tackle the wing mirror on my daughter’s Chevrolet Spark having a similar issue. 🙏

Great video Johnny and as previous comments have said...."to the point"......I've been looking for some guidance like this for ages as all I've been hearing from garages/bodyshops etc is you'll need to respray the whole panel (just for something only slightly larger than in your vid).....I was about to have a bash at it myself after having compiled a methodology I thought might work, so I am well chuffed that my process was about 90% as you have explained......I can now proceed with confidence, so I'm off right now (as the weather is quite good here today) to try this out on my 21yo red Volvo C70 T5.

Excellent. My car will be getting this exact treament in the coming months. Thanks for the great content.

Excellent, concise and thorough explanation in fixing a common problem. Thank you for your professionalism.

@JohnnyGetsCash

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much Chris, I'm glad you enjoyed!

Thanks for showing us . I'm impressed .

The best clear coat peel repair video by far! I tried it once but i went through the base coat with the sand paper and had to respray the whole panel with colour and clear :D

@JohnnyGetsCash

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much! That means a lot! Sorry to hear about your mishap with the base coat. It does take some practice but when you've done it countless times, you'll be able to seemlessly & invisibly blow in clear pretty much anywhere on a car!

Thank you!! An easy straight forward video . Going to start this today. 🙏🏻

Very nice job. I'm looking forward to doing my car but in sections.

Boy really digs his work when he refers to the damaged area as a "Wound"....Keep on Truckin' Fella!

I knew nothing about bodywork but feel up to doing this with a few notes and taking my time, brilliant!! 10/10

@JohnnyGetsCash

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Just take your time and approach it methodically and you should be ok!

What a brilliant video. I was always told that this couldn't be done, but often thought that was nonsense. This is a great result and you got a sub out of me...👍