A wasted video due to the dismal and unnecessary music and total lack of verbal explanation. I gave up after 2 minutes!

That was a good idea to make a mold like that 👍💯

Her song is really good not my kind of music but I like it and it's on KZbin too thank you for sharing that

Still see a lot of P's like patience, precision, professionalism and persuasiveness. 👍💪

Rust is iron oxide, a molecule that is larger than iron or iron carbide molecules. The larger molecules crowd each other, break loose and come off. Phosphoric acid converts the iron surface to iron phosphate which is a smaller molecule producing a stable surface. Phosphoric acid doesn’t remove rust, it can convert a clean steel surface to a stable surface.

What’s the name of the site to get the cad file?

Your mobile English Wheel is pure genius sir. I would totally enjoy watching you work with it for many hours. Because what your doing is poetry with metal IMHO.

Awesome thanks

The main problem I have it all this takes practice and I am only on my second car so don't get much practice. If you're doing it professionally and being trained or doing lots of cars by yourself of course you get better eventually. I am remaking a panel on my car although I did try some of your techniques you show here to save it which did help but in the end were too many mistakes in it (over-shaped, horrific tracking marks and really bad welds!). I left that one and started on other panels and did a much better job (also after modifying my wheel somewhat). I will go back and remake the first panel and should have much more success. Not having any experience or anything to compare to, knowing what's good enough is hard too. According to a neighbour who used to own a panel shop I am at the 'high build will cover that' stage which is probably good enough for me with a painted car! If it were to be polished aluminium I would have a bit more work to do.

Wray - you mentioned this in an earlier video but how do you attach the rubber pads to the tips of your “Home Depot” clamps? Thanks much Bruce Topol

Wisdom speaks loudly.😁

No need for the music.

Maybe be it's me I think the flow lines " Slight ripples" that one mite pic apart "TO ME" displays the love of the craft and when its polished Wow, will really display the beauty of the panel and your effort . A stamped panel shows nothing but a another cookie cutter panel. I like mans dedication Its shows Can Do!

Thanks for the reply, awesome video's & can't wait to see Stuart there making a couple video's with Wray!

Thanks for showing the process and timeline on fixing this panel up. This car will be a highly unique piece at the car show next year

Another great video, thank you Wray. Looking forward to watch you and Ron Covell working together, two of the masters 😀

An excellent tutorial in panel correction but when you TIG weld the sections together - won't you induce distortion into the panels again requiring redress? Are your English wheels and anvils hardened and ground?

Watching in wonderment at your skills, fantastic.

👍💪✌

Wray - you have done a fantastic job of showing the 'intimate details' of what it takes to get a panel shaped to near perfection. I did not see your earlier invitation to collaborate on some project, but I would be VERY interested in that! Let me 'noodle' some ideas, (and maybe you can too), and we'll have a conversation!

Another excellent video thanks Wray.

I like that you have shown a realistic time-line of what the past master craftsmen did - puts the final product into perspective.

I've followed Ron Covell for years and i don't think he ever works hand and hand with people - he's done several projects with making trophy's and bicycles and parts "but" seems to do all his work in his own shop when collaborating with other artist

Good stuff

Excellent Wray, thanks for sharing 🙂

Personally I could care less if it took 20 vids to get it right. Learning takes time and perfection takes as long as it takes. Good series thanks Wray

Looks Great. I would love to see You & Ron Work together. #STAYSAFE #PHILLYPHILLY 🇺🇸

Excellent demo. Liking this series alot.

Merci beaucoup Maestro 👍❤

Thanks for showing the saving repair invaluable alright. Oh and take as long as you like. Thats how we learn. More on this please as much as you like.

Oh yeah a Wray and Ron collaboration would be AWESOME!

There’s a place for sandblasting, like suspension components and engine blocks, but this is sheet metal working we’re talking about here.

You can do it Ray. My luck would be to spend a week pounding and getting my fingers crushed only to see a big freaking crack in the middle of my work. Patience e is a virtue.

Sure looks like steel to me. Is that actually aluminum 20 gauge?

Hey Wray, do more videos buddy!

You really do a great job of explaining what and why your doing it!

If there is a long version of this with audio, where can I find it?

There is a lot going on here, it is inspiring to see a pro at work, Thank you for posting this.

Great work and great show, Guys!

9:07 thank me later

You are just a master at this.

11:06 "So, you're from Canada?" "Yup." "Do you know Gary?"

Панели из нержавеющей стали практикуете ?

Great video 👍 Some juvenile jokes never get old 😂😂

Great video, the panel is looking closer and closer. What causes a live edge if the edge hasn't been stretched, and, why does wheeling 45 inboard fix it?

Harbor Freight sells an electric shear like that for $50. Best shop investment I've made in years.

Nice work. You really see how getting that last 2% is where all the skill and judgement is. Roughing a panel out to the general shape is pretty easy in comparison.

Very interesting and helpful video thanks Wray.

Nice Work. Looking Forward to seeing your Next Video. #STAYSAFE #PHILLYPHILLY 🇺🇸

Great video as usual, have you ever made a detailed video on how shrink/stretch is effecting the metal? Thanks