Anyone ever use Kevin Tetz's Paintucation?


Kevin Tetz’s Paintucation instructional DVD set is pushed pretty hard from eastwood.

I didn’t see many used copies on eBay, if it was shitty I would expect a bunch of them to be dumped on there.

There are several DVD’s to the library but I didn’t want to drop hundreds only to find out they aren’t worth it. So I threw $35 shipped at Body Panel Replacement (152 minutes) to get me started, if it seems educational I’ll by more. I skipped over the Metal Prep and Rust Repair (55 minutes) because is was made in 2000 and he has a mullet.

I’ll watch it when I it gets here and post my opinions here.

Has anyone used these before?
If so what volumes?

http://www.eastwood.com/

Nope, but I did just download them… I’ll take a look and see how they are. Need to do some prep work and paint my engine bay.

I wish I knew how to download crap…
Let me know how they look.

I’m really wondering about the Metal Prep & Rust Repair since I worked in a metal shop for 8 months. And the video itself seems old as heck, I’m not sure if I’d actually learn anything…

I read this as pain-tucation.

Carry on…

I got my 1st video in the mail, I’m just starting to watch it.

However I did find a copy of an older painting video of his online.


Not sure how long it will be up before it gets taken down. Gives a great idea of what’s involved with the spraying steps. I’m still on metal work on my project though.

Google

“How to use torrents”

Off topic but youtube led me here…thanks
(this guy is like bob ross!)

Back on topic, those DVDs make me realize how much work goes into painting a car…ugh

Finished watching the Body Panel Replacement, which was nice because it showed me that there really isn’t any magic behind it. If you have good metal working skills (I do), and keep your lines you’re in good shape. Also weld though primer is a must. A hammer and dolly is a necessity if fitting a panel as is a pneumatic punch.

Of course much of this is fantasy because as DSM owner I don’t think I have replacement body panels available to me.

I’d buy another dvd from him. There were little tips and tricks along the way it is a nice alternative as a mere $33 saves me from tons of time on youtube where I don’t know the validity of the source.

Edit: also had to download VLC player to play the 2nd side of the DVD, Toshiba player wouldn’t work.

VLC is great to have anyway. It plays almost everything.

Finally had time to watch the video. This guy ended up on horsepower tv?

it doesn’t seem to hard to paint watching him lol, although I still need further info.

is there a certain temperature you have to paint in, what about humidity?