Show Notes
Any experienced gearhead will tell you that a professional-quality paint job doesn’t happen overnight—it’s the result of hours of training, practice, and prep work. And while that might dissuade a lot of folks from tackling a paint project themselves, the truth is, you can do a pro-spec automotive paint job in your home garage and—honestly—it’s a pretty straightforward process. We hosted automotive paint expert Kevin Tetz to answer some common questions surrounding at-home paint projects and also get some valuable tips for better results.
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