Our 2004 Honda Odyssey runs great but the paint has seen better days. With 200,000 miles there's no sense in putting a $4000 paint job on it. We just need to stop the rust and make it all the same color again! We decided to get brave and paint it ourselves. No sprayer! No paint booth! Just some supplies from the hardware store and the Tractor Supply.
We made this video because after watching over 20 videos on YouTube about rolling a paint job on a car... we couldn't find one that had all of the details in one place. We decided that it would be a good idea to do this ourselves and share everything we learned along the way.
Amazing results. You can do this to your own car! We are absolutely happy with the results.
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0:00 - Intro / The Problem
0:38 - The Car
4:09 - More Prep and Sanding
4:47 - Using Stripper on Hood Clear Bra
5:38 - The Cool Part of Using Stripper
7:48 - More Prep
10:27 - Warming up the Shop
11:56 - Workspace is Ready
12:31 - Mixing Paint and Testing on Scrap Metal
17:36 - Time to Paint!
19:01 - First Coat on Hood is Complete
20:39 - Painting the Rear and Hatch
23:48 - More 1st Coat
24:16 - Stink Bug Dance Party!
28:10 - Second Coat on Hood
30:06 - Painting in the Dark
33:07 - Calling it a Night
34:19 - 2nd Day of Painting
37:04 - Wrapping up a quick 3rd Morning of Final Painting
37:41 - Unmasking and Finishing up
41:36 - It's Done!
42:44 - Conclusion and Tips
47:14 - WATCH THE SUPPLIES VIDEO LINK


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