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Did you have to replace a bumper or other body part of your car or truck, and discovered professional painting is really expensive? Andy is here to show you how to paint your car or truck’s body parts yourself, and save a ton of money! In this video, he shows you how to prepare, prime, paint, and clear coat a replacement plastic bumper, but you can use these tips to paint other parts too!
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I have done this a couple of times. Hardest part doing it outside is keeping bugs and dust off it. But you can do as good of a job as a professional auto body shop. Just have to take your time at it.
1a Auto guys are awesome 😎😎😎. I tried to buy a bearing and hub for a 2007 ford f150, all I found is for 4wd drive, I am wondering if 4wd drive ok for 2wd drive ??? Is there a difference between rear rotor and the front rotors?
Do you apply clear coat?
Awesome video!
What if you just used a large paper to cover that instead of taping it inch by inch? Genuinely curious.
Awesome video! Really funny and informative
Comedy replacing content. At least visually show how paint job came out rather then end video
Not even painting anything just saw the video and i dont regret it at all need more of this guy 😂😂
Andy's engagement with the audience is very good.
The absolute irony I actually quote "There's going to be bugs." And not another second to soon he said "ah there's a bug." Bravo.