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How Eric The Car Guy Started In The Automotive Industry

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Below is a recorded live Google Hangout with Eric The Car Guy.  Learn about how get got started in the automotive industry and how it evolved to Eric The Car Guy.




Eric The Car Guy provides how to automotive training videos.  On his channel you will learn mechanical, electrical, brakes, and much more auto repair videos.  If you have a car problem, then Eric probably has a video for that.

You can visit Eric The Car Guy’s YouTube Channel at www.YouTube.com/EricTheCarGuy or visit his website at www.EricTheCarGuy.com

And Eric wanted me to tell you to “Stay Dirty”

 

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Comments

  1. I am a amature never ever done this before, I’ve always wanted to learn, I’ve watched every video with Donnie Smith I can find, any way my question, is my pickup other than the roof and hood, the paint job is ok except the clear coat has a crackle effect to it I tried to get a pick but camera would pick it up. After I washed it I hit the left front quarter panel with 60 grit and I wanted to know if what happened is whats supposed to happen is this what I’m looking for before I put the 2k primer on it. I can’t post the picture I wanted to but the effect I got was a dusty look. Is this to deep in the paint, should I use a lighter grit or is this correct? Thanks for any and all help that could be given..

  2. I am a amature never ever done this before, I’ve always wanted to learn, I’ve watched every video with Donnie Smith I can find, any way my question, is my pickup other than the roof and hood, the paint job is ok except the clear coat has a crackle effect to it I tried to get a pick but camera would pick it up. After I washed it I hit the left front quarter panel with 60 grit and I wanted to know if what happened is whats supposed to happen is this what I’m looking for before I put the 2k primer on it. I can’t post the picture I wanted to but the effect I got was a dusty look. Is this to deep in the paint, should I use a lighter grit or is this correct? Thanks for any and all help that could be given..

  3. I am a amature never ever done this before, I’ve always wanted to learn, I’ve watched every video with Donnie Smith I can find, any way my question, is my pickup other than the roof and hood, the paint job is ok except the clear coat has a crackle effect to it I tried to get a pick but camera would pick it up. After I washed it I hit the left front quarter panel with 60 grit and I wanted to know if what happened is whats supposed to happen is this what I’m looking for before I put the 2k primer on it. I can’t post the picture I wanted to but the effect I got was a dusty look. Is this to deep in the paint, should I use a lighter grit or is this correct? Thanks for any and all help that could be given..

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