Spray Painting a Car on a Budget

I followed all of Paint society’s training videos and used the 610 Hvlp gun with a 26gal compressor to paint my black 2009 VW Sportwagen and it turned out fantastic. I had zero experience painting a car. The results of following all of the steps from strip, sand, prime, block, clean, base coats, and clear coats. All done in an Arizona home garage; amazing results! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and skills.

Yeah that's the A610 package I got with the three tips. It was 59.99 on black Friday. Going to use it to paint a silver Prius shortly.

Hey hey. Happy New Years Brian. Hope all is good. Thanks for taking us along. Looks like a decent gun for the money. Finish looked slick. Nice job as usual.

Very nice work as usual Brian, those guns seem very good value for us home users (that may only get them out of the box twice a year) best wishes to you and your lovely family for 2024 🙏🇬🇧

I'm only 25 seconds in, but I gotta say! This is one for me (and the two following) cuz I am on a budget... Learning, AND on a budget. So thank you ... I commented early because you do good content and I know the rest will be great. So thank you again, from all us guys that don't have every tool known to man.

Great tips on watching what you spray on the final coat of clear and going back a pass if needed to help avoid dry spots. The part about not going back over areas of dry spray after about a minute or less is a real Gem! Thank you for all your efforts and awesome videos! Perfect for what I need help with. Your explanations on what you are teaching is on point to say the least! Happy new year Bro!!! 🎊🎊🎊

Your reviews are super!

I bought a 610 on your recommendation a few months ago. I haven't used it yet, but this video makes me happy that I got one!

Great explanation Brian. Thanks boss!

First and foremost Happy New Year and thank you for another awesome video because they're all very inspiring👍

It looks awesome

Good video. Nice job. Thank you

Beautiful job Brian. Thanks for the tips as always. I'm an avid semi-pro detailer and moving to incorporate spot repairs in my armoury. I've got a few cheapo guns (Chinese GTi Pro 1.3 and a LVLP Voilamart 1.3). I've got the Aeropro 610 coming in about a weeks time due to it being imported to England, UK. Heard so many good things about it and seen it in action on your channel and other reputable Youtubers. I've been watching your channel for a couple of years now, and haven't sprayed a darn thing. However, the amount of educational tutorials you pump out has got me somewhat confident I'll hit the ground running. Just need a few panels to get practising on and then we'll go from there. If it weren't for guys like yourself most of us newbs would be going in blind and destined for failure from the outset. So, thank you!

Gotta get an LVLP gun. Glad there's a new option available

I bought this spray gun I like a lot works very well😅

2 more versions have been released since the A-610 came out, both have a PPS adaptor. Latest version is the Inocraft Drizzel. All 4 of them are the exact same gun, just different coatings and accessories. The 3rd version, the YT 160 ( came out after the A-610 and before Drizzel) comes with a PPS adaptor, cup, collar, and some liners and lids.

Nice results for a cheap gun. I might get one for the house.

now THIS is what im waiting for. Pog

Thanks Brian, for the great video and review of this Aeropro 610 gun. I was inspired by it and got one online. i haven't ever used a gravity fed gun before but was excited to try it. I repainted the roof and complete front of my wife's 2006 Jeep Liberty in bright silver. the original clear coat had completely deteriorated. After much prep work I repainted it in base coat clear coat following your guidance and it came out great. Thanks again for all your instructional video's.

Brian, this gun is pretty much an Iwata Bellaria copy and parts do interchange so it does spray paint really good.