1956 Chevy Bel Air Part 7 - Bodywork

[@superdeleon]

Great job sir!

[@erichuff2538]

Sir... that's gonna be a beautiful 57. One day soon. As I said in your latest video. You're my hero. nice.

[@davidbrown-55]

Great videos. I would like watching the work being done though. Keep up the great work.

[@JohnBarr-ys9zl]

Your doing a good job! SPI has fantastic products. Did you have this car media blasted?

[@mrgreezy1]

To my knowledge fiberglass filler had to be heat baked.. did you just let the short strand filler dry by itself ? If so how long did it take to cure ? And does short strand filler shrink ? Because I have heard that..

[@BostonHotRods]

Nope, doesn't need to be heat cured. It's harder to sand, but sets up just like any other filler. I usually only use it when removing factory lead seams, welding them back up, and want a stronger filler base over the seam. It's probably overkill, but it's a piece of mind for any future body flex.

[@mrgreezy1]

What’s the easiest way to cut and prep the filler in the door gaps when it’s time for paint ???

[@BostonHotRods]

Fine tooth air saw blade, cutting the gaps open by hand is my method.