Hole repair without welding

[@TNaka-pq7th]

You gave bodywork secret away at no profit of your own. The world need more people like you. Take it easy, Aloha and Mahalo.

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

When you get older you want to pass things on to keep the tricks and secrets from disappearing. We owe it to those who follow. Thanks for the comment.

[@alexandergallegos3843]

@@autobodytrainingsolutions838 I wanna personal thank you. I'm trying to become a mechanic and work on cars and tips like these are like finding hidden treasure in my eyes.

[@MrFirdel]

@@autobodytrainingsolutions838 How about rust, when leaving the solder exposed on the backside? Is that not a problem?

[@maxtheroofer8004]

solder is doesnt rust, it has no iron in it

[@groggysword33]

@@MrFirdel Spray wax on the backside of it. Solder shouldn’t rust, but the steel on the back possibly could.

[@raywhite5523]

Excellent, never thought of this before. Very well demonstrated. Thanks for the video. Ray in England

[@user-xc5lj7qq6x]

Love your videos. As a young 23 year old, thank you for passing down the knowledge.

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

I wish when I was 23 I knew what I know now. Hopefully you’ll gain some knowledge from my videos. Thanks for watching

[@michaelprestigomo7332]

I absolutely had a blast filling my trim holes. Worked very well however I used a map gas torch. My issue was unwanted trim holes in my car. I still have 25 more to go but, I’m not too worried about what I’m going to do. The answer is keep soldering them. I have a mig but I like these results much better. Thank you very much. You are a good teacher to this older man. Be good

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Glad this worked well for you!

[@victoryfirst2878]

A very nice job fella for sure. This repair will last so much longer than a push bondo into the hole repair. Well done. VF

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Thank you!

[@suhasbanavar9456]

You saved my life with this. I’m learning body work and this is just another trick I can add to my tool belt. But it helps solve my problem with the holes I have from my widebody kit

[@bananasnblow5434]

This is quite possibly the best how to video on the entire internet. Thank you.

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Thanks for watching

[@michaelnorman2308]

Can’t wait to try this. Have several holes from a removed spoiler and wasn’t sure how to go about fixing.

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Good luck with your project. Thanks for watching

[@garyvs.carsmore4607]

I’ve said it before and it’s worth repeating…I think this is by far the best auto body channel on KZbin. There are a lot of hype channels out there with entertainment value that take short cuts and build full cars in less than a month or even a week. Be careful on what you take from those. It drives me crazy! They cut corners and hide the day to day work. This channel shows the right way to do it. I come back to this channel and rewatch videos. Gary

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Thanks for your comment Gary. That’s what I intended when I started this channel. I’ve got a new series coming out soon that I hope will educate my viewers. Thanks for watching and also for your positive comment. It’s greatly appreciated

[@dongeorge4037]

I am truly impressed. I remember the old "lead sleds" from the customizers of the '50s, but had thought that the use of "lead" had completely died out. But you have certainly provided me with a useful technique as I work on my old hot rod.

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Thanks for watching

[@GuitarHeroGage]

Thank you for this video, the screw method is genius! I was so concerned I'd never be able to get anything in that hole until I found this video. I used this method to fill up some holes in my trunk after installing a spoiler. Worked great!

[@pieroramacciato9434]

Wow. You make it look easy. I have a 67 mustang. Rocker panel chrome keeps falling off. Replaced brackets and everything. Might fill in holes before painting. Thanks.

[@beenbeatenbybishops5845]

Great work. The modern, non toxic answer to the old days, when we used to use lead.

[@mustangrebuilder]

I used lead 40 years ago and this is the way to go

[@eastxbbqman]

This is gold. I had no idea how I would fill holes in my truck. New sub.

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Thanks for watching and for your support

[@newgenerationmedusa3454]

Thank you sir! I need to fix my car, bondo kept cracking when I fill the cracks with it. I thought about soldering it but wasn’t sure if it was gonna work, this video just confirmed my speculation!

[@EYE_SPIDER]

Bill cameron sent this to me! Really helpful video!!

[@stevo6431]

I always used quick set epoxy resin and never thought of this technique...I will for sure try this next time...Thank you!!

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Thanks for watching

[@christopherbrougham]

Perfect, just what I was looking for. I'll make sure to watch your other vids. Thank you from New Zealand.

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Thanks for watching

[@joshwillems7287]

Just patched my three holes from a spot light on a auctioned police interceptor, this is the trick. Thank you

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Glad it worked out for you. Thanks for watching

[@AlexPurice]

Thank you very much! Your video was extremely helpful! I went from the shock of discovery 5 holes in the roof of my Jeep to - meh... And $70 later all 5 holes were repaired! Thank you again!

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Glad to help

[@Legacy4K]

You are exceedingly cool. Wow! What a quick solution!

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

I’m way too old to be cool. Thanks for watching

[@brianmcguire4493]

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

[@carlosbarrios553]

Thank you so much! I didn't have access to the back and followed your steps. Worked perfectly!

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Glad it helped!

[@NemuiJin]

This is perfect. I've had holes from a removed spoiler on my car that are taped over. I feel much better using solder rather than body filler.

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Thanks for watching

[@rongoodger5145]

Awesome idea! Thank you so much.

[@geraldvanburen944]

Definitely worth watching

[@TofeHerbs429]

The Bob Ross of auto body repair

[@justmedontknowdoyou7860]

THANKS Just what I wanted to know on how to fix a hole on my Finder.

[@NordicDan]

I had been planning on getting leading gear to do some work on my tailgate which has a large area of surface rust that originated from factory holes for the "4WD" emblem. Fortunately it looks like the metal hasn't been dramatically thinned, but this gives me an option to try for filling those 4mm holes before smoothing out the pitting with light body filler. Great video!

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Thanks for watching

[@michaelhernandez1398]

I know you’ve gotten this a lot but thank you so much!!

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Positive comments are always appreciated. Thanks

[@noonespecial4484]

Great video. We still do lead work in our shop on restorations. Though we use a lead free body solder nowadays. It’s stronger and safer, but this is a great method for small holes. I’d recommend a MAPP gas torch though.

[@fordwheeler]

There are so many different ways to repair holes in panels. I have never had any problem with warping panels using my Mig. It's such a quick zap. This is certainly and interesting way of doing it.

[@aaronmedina7818]

Excellent demonstration!

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Thank you!

[@davidm4160]

I never thought of solder. I have a truck that had body flares on it, they must have drilled a million holes (or at least 140) in the fenders and rockers. Didn't want to weld all those holes, I was thinking JB Weld but this will work much better. Thank You so much for the tip.

[@tomcoryell]

I’ve done JB Weld, I think this will last longer.

[@brentlines6238]

Just bought my first rat rod which has copper accent parts, I am using copper pennies to fill holes then burnishing them. Always thought you could solder holes up, now I have seen it done easily Thanks

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

That should look good. Thanks for watching

[@rocketfarm5352]

Thanks just tried this to fill five 3/8 holes for a trim package on my doors worked good , I just put some old penny's on the back , Its on 1966 cutlass thicker steel had to use more heat propane torch

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Thanks for watching

[@tomsacchetti7703]

Nice job. Hot riders from years ago been using that method for filling holes and lows in bodywork. They used lead back then.

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Thanks for watching

[@JorgeOrtiz-ii8ff]

Great video

[@joshuabrown3525]

I have a hole in the driver's side a-piller where a swivel light once was. (I have a 2005 Chevy Impala 9C1). This trick will certainly come in handy when I have to fill them. I also have a giant dent in the drivers side front fender that I will take care of later.

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Good luck with your project and thanks for watching

[@bwtjma183]

Thank you so much for sharing the knowledge!!

[@ejaokay]

Wow! Thank you for this video, I'm restoring a 79 4x4 toyota pickup and have found holes filled on with bondo, was wondering what an easy way to fill them would be, as I don't have a mig welder. I'll give this a shot!

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Thanks for watching

[@myoneblackfriend3151]

The video I needed to see. Thank you.

[@vinco2livecom]

magnets can be used to hold small pieces of metal in place.

[@rickshaw6198]

They can..one time. The heat (from my tig torch) demagnetizes them and they just drop off and never stick to anything else again - unless you re-magnetize them. Maybe the heat from a soldering gun won't be so intense..I'm definitely going to try it!

[@keithcochran8299]

Thanks for the video. Have holes in car body from Stud welder burn through. 1) Any tips for getting the sheet metal patch to stick while filling in the (screw hole) w/tin? sometimes the patch heats and will fall out while filling in the screw hole. Great video.

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Sounds like you don’t have enough solder to hold patch in all the way around. Also don’t build up too much heat when filling the center hole. It’s takes some practice so just keep trying. Thanks for watching

[@MrMariow01]

Thank you very much, just what I was looking for, im working on a f100 and jaja a few holes, will do that process 👍

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Thanks for the comment, glad it helped! Check back for new videos.

[@T8ombs23]

you're a legend thank you for sharing :D

[@barneycarparts]

I have a gas tank filler hole in the cab 3 in in diameter on an old 72 Ford F-100. I imagine I could use this tech on that too. Just get it all clean metal. Form the metal to the curve and solder it up. Thanks for the video Ill give it a try.

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

That’s a good size hole to patch with just solder. I would probably tack weld it in 1st with a mig welder or braze it with a torch in a few spots for strength. If that’s not an option the solder should be ok if that patch is shaped correctly so it doesn’t need any pressure to clamp it place. Good luck and thanks for watching

[@mustangrebuilder]

Which solder are you using

[@imanewera8629]

Hello Sir, may I know the specification for the soldering paste. is it differ from the soldering paste being used for the electronic board?

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

I use an acid core solder. Electrical work requires rosin core. Here is the link to my newer video on soldering that has more details. Thanks for watching. Complete Guide to Using Soldering Gun in Auto Body Repair kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5m5hH-eoN-fjdk

[@MultiTaha007]

Very very helpful video If i repair floorpan holes after i am done what is the cheapest seam sealer or solution to prevent water from coming inside the car ? Thank you

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

You want to use a urethane seam sealer. Thanks for watching

[@artroom151]

THANK YOU! Is here a additional video for the next step? Wet sand and then prime and paint?

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

The next step would be body filler and I have videos that cover that . Sorry I don’t have any painting videos

[@thelittleredbarn174]

Read your method for soldering a hole you can't get to the back of work for ceiling a gas tank? Thanks for your advice

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

It should work the same although I’ve never tried it on a gas tank. Make sure the metal is clean and good luck. Thanks for watching

[@janines4314]

Very cool thank you!

[@Banditgarage90]

You deserve a subcribe 🙏🏼 thank you what kind of metal patches did you use ?

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

I just cut up a scrap fender or any other panel. Thanks for watching

[@AlexD-fq5zm]

Nice video. Great stuff. Really like it

[@MrRockydee07]

Great video, I have 13 antenna holes to do in my ex police car in the roof and trunk lid i can buy the metal plugs and spot weld them but it looks like soldering is much easier what kind of solder was used and can you paint over it ....thanks

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Complete Guide to Using Soldering Gun in Auto Body Repair kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5m5hH-eoN-fjdk Check out this video that details everything I use. Thanks for watching

[@jollyp1605]

Very good video. Thank you.

[@bjhenry33]

What type of solder are you using? This will solve many problems. Thanks

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Complete Guide to Using Soldering Gun in Auto Body Repair kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5m5hH-eoN-fjdk Here’s a link that goes into more detail on soldering. Thanks for watching

[@Udayan12345]

Wow ! Great information. A quick question : I will be buying a suv, and I will remove its third passenger row seats for more luggage space. Please advice the best long term solution to seal the bolt holes of the seats (which are on the floor), so that no water can come inside the suv floor while river crossing etc. I don't have any technical back ground on welding, will surely seek professional help with your experienced advice. Best

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

No need to do any welding. I would fill the holes with an epoxy sealant or caulking. It will keep water out and you could clean sealant out if you wanted to put seats back in. Thanks for watching

[@Udayan12345]

@@autobodytrainingsolutions838 Great idea ! Thanks so much for your valuable tip !

[@kevinappleton3831]

First off thank you so much for your knowledge. Initially my first plan of attack was an unnecessary amount of Bondo. What solder was used here?

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Complete Guide to Using Soldering Gun in Auto Body Repair kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5m5hH-eoN-fjdk Check out this video for a more detailed explanation. Thanks for watching

[@jaysmith337]

can you use lead sticks in place of solder

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Yes. It’s basically the same thing. Thanks for watching

[@midnighttutor]

Thanks for all your very informative videos. The weller gun for sale these days is only 200/260 watts. Does the additional power make a difference? thank you.

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Yes it does. The more heat you have, the easier it is to solder. Also you’re able to solder on heavier materials. Thanks for watching

[@TimLinklater]

What is the metal tape you used for backing in the second hole?

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Aluminum tape from a hardware store but you can use any masking . Anything just to hold it in place. Thanks for watching

[@showtime302]

Good video soldering I can do welding not so much

[@Kris6oh]

Ow after I sand and fill the hole with Sadler , do I put a lil Bondo over that to make it smooth?

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Yep . Once it’s soldered and cleaned and sanded it’s ready for bondo. I’ll drop a link for another video on the same subject with a little more detail. Thanks for watching

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Complete Guide to Using Soldering Gun in Auto Body Repair kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5m5hH-eoN-fjdk

[@jose911t]

What kind of saturn are you using

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Complete Guide to Using Soldering Gun in Auto Body Repair kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5m5hH-eoN-fjdk I use plumbers solder. Here’s the link to my updated video where I show more detail. Thanks for checking it out

[@matth.4932]

great video and got my like and subscribe! question, I want to tin a small 6 inch by 4 inch piece of body panel. There is some black pit rust which I will remove with acid but a lot of the material will be removed from the pits as it's mostly rust. Can I tin that piece of panel to fill in the pits without warping it? I have the same solder gun and I assume that is lead free solder? Thanks again!

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

You shouldn’t have any warping as a heat gun doesn’t get that hot. All the rust in the pits need to be completely removed or solder will not stick which you’ll be able to see if there’s an issue while you’re soldering. Yes it’s lead free as I think all solder is now. Thanks for subscribing and for watching

[@IM-nh8hn]

Would this soldering technique work on aluminum or is it just for steel

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Solder is for steel only. Thanks for watching

[@bobanmilisavljevic420]

Have you ever seen if the solder causes the sheet metal to rust over time? Very cool video!

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Check out my video Stud gun vs pull rods. I cover that issue. Thanks for watching

[@robbiebaker5339]

Iv never seen this before i like th idea of it because im definitely not a paint/body guy but im trying to learn some tricks to save me some money. This is a permanent fix right?

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Completely permanent. I’ve been doing this for decades and have never had a fail. Try it and let me know how it works for you.

[@geoffreyrawlings9736]

Brilliant Thanks

[@wrenchrat]

Does it have to be leaded solder or can it be lead-free?

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

I use lead free. That’s about all you can find now. Thanks for watching

[@looking_33]

I think i will use this for closing my trim holes. thanks.

[@MrHmhk]

Thank you very much

[@The.Irritations]

What type of solder do you use? The stuff for electrical or the stuff for plumbing? If for plumbing do you use flux and flux brush then wash off?

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Update: Hole Repair Without Welding kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJevc6RphNV-iNk Here’s the link to my updated video on soldering. It covers in detail everything I use and how to use it. Thanks for watching

[@craigroby7019]

What type of tape/patch did you use on the back side of the hole?

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Aluminum tape from the hardware store but any kind of masking tape will work. Thanks for watching

[@mrfixit8776]

I was wondering which type of solder do you use... I would like to solder rust holes and larger metal pits that I discovered after blasting my 66 Mustang inner door. I tried MIG welding my other doors rust holes, but its just too difficult as the hole tends to get wider even if I use lower heat, I even used backing copper and just takes too much time and grinding. I was wondering if I can use a propane bottle with soldering wire for hole plugging. Great Video :)

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Complete Guide to Using Soldering Gun in Auto Body Repair kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5m5hH-eoN-fjdk Here’s the link to my video that explains everything better. If there’s rust in the pits or any rust on the metal, solder won’t stick. The metal has to be perfectly clean. Also I have a video dealing with mig welding small holes in sheet metal that will be coming out in the future. Good luck and thanks for watching

[@cesarmartha1887]

Hey buddy if u don't mind me asking what type of solder are u using what the watt of ur solder gun. I'm going to try it on my motrcycle tank .i tried pulling out a dent without making holes in it .didn't work finally I got an old dent puller with a screw on the end and now it looks like i shot it with a shot gun several times. Lol

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Update: Hole Repair Without Welding kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJevc6RphNV-iNk Here’s a link to my updated video that covers everything in detail. Thanks for watching

[@bendon1303]

how would you go about filling in a side marker fender hole

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

I would cut some metal patches to put behind the holes and solder all the way around. Thanks for watching

[@marcuswhite1403]

Is it any particular solder that you have to use?

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Complete Guide to Using Soldering Gun in Auto Body Repair kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5m5hH-eoN-fjdk Here’s a link to my video that shows everything more in depth. Thanks for watching

[@mikelopapa8139]

Did the metal patch fuse to the metal on the second one?

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

With soldering, the metal doesn’t “fuse”. It’s basically like being glued together. Thanks for watching

[@mikelopapa8139]

@@autobodytrainingsolutions838 thanks! I’ve got everything in my Amazon cart I’m going to try this. Do you recommend a specific approach to priming this before touch up paint?

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Just use a good quality etch primer or epoxy primer 1st

[@jasonc2890]

can you do anything, like this, on REALLY large holes?

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Yes you can but the larger the area, the trickier it is. The panel would have to fit good and tight with screws and clamps. There may not be much strenth to the area but it will work. Thanks for watching

[@yours_sincerely48]

What soldering iron you use? I try soldering with my biggest 100W soldering iron that I have but failed to get good heat transfer. Yours look so easy....

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Complete Guide to Using Soldering Gun in Auto Body Repair kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5m5hH-eoN-fjdk Thanks for watching

[@n.m.f.4816]

I really appreciate your video. I tried numerous times to do the same thing but I believe that I am using the wrong type of solder Could you please let me know the specific brand and solder type that you used? I asked a solder company which type will work for this type of job but even they couldn't give a specific recommendation.

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Check out my video Complete guide to using soldering gun in auto body repair. Thanks for watching

[@nob3na322]

What type of solder is that?

[@GManKeepsltReal]

Ever heard of a cold soldering joint?

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

No I haven’t

[@txman951]

Thanks very much. How smart!

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Glad it was helpful!

[@garypannone7755]

How does that work for filling pin holes after a metal patch?

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

It works great. For pinholes I drill into slightly with an 1/8 bit to open it up and to put a bevel. Solder it up and it’s done. Good question and thanks for watching

[@garypannone7755]

Thanks. That will sure beat the tack and grind and then end up grinding another thin spot and so on. On a longer patch this will save a lot of aggravation.Thanks.@@autobodytrainingsolutions838

[@memarzani]

Do you need to put body filler on after you solder?

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Yes you do. Then finish it like you would a dent. Thanks for watching

[@memarzani]

@@autobodytrainingsolutions838 thanks!

[@mskaye3778]

Great info! New Subscriber. Thank you!

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Thanks for your support

[@MJorgy5]

Are you using silver solder typical for sweating copper pipe?

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Complete Guide to Using Soldering Gun in Auto Body Repair kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5m5hH-eoN-fjdk. Check out this video. Thanks for watching

[@ローズ-p3y]

where do you get the metal patch used for the 2nd hole?

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

I just cut it from old fender or door. Whatever’s laying around

[@giosgarage5428]

What weld filler do you use?

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Update: Hole Repair Without Welding kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJevc6RphNV-iNk Here is a new video that shows everything that I use. Thanks for watching

[@albertovasquez7858]

Hey what kind of wire did you use on this video and did you use the cream with the gun

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Check out my video Complete guide to using soldering gun in auto body repair. Thanks for watching

[@Jimmy-sb3fc]

So you don't use any flux for this? I've tried to solder steel wire and it never seems to work out for me.

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Update: Hole Repair Without Welding kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJevc6RphNV-iNk I use flux core solder. Here’s a link to my updated video where I give more detail to soldering. Thanks for watching

[@Jimmy-sb3fc]

Thank you SO much,@@autobodytrainingsolutions838 !

[@AlexRodriguez-pg9xk]

How’s this for patching an antenna hole on a roof ?

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

It should work fine although I’ve never done one a roof antenna hole. Just be careful as they’re bigger than a bullett hole. Thanks for watching

[@AlexRodriguez-pg9xk]

@@autobodytrainingsolutions838 planned on doing it the same as the last one you did in your other video with the screw in the middle so I don’t have to remove the headliner

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

@@AlexRodriguez-pg9xk good luck. Let me know how it turns out

[@Phantoma3]

I want to fill in a rectangular hole (2" x 9") in the firewall behind the carby of a 1970 Ford Falcon. Would this method be strong enough to do the job? I'm thinking of using magnets to hold the sheet metal in place and flush with the firewall. Fortunately it's in a straight part of the firewall.

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

It could be done but I don’t recommend that big of a patch with solder. I don’t have any experience with that large a patch to really recommend it but my thoughts are to avoid it. What I would do personally on that size is to glue it in with metal bonding adhesive. I don’t know if that’s an option for you that’s my recommendation. Sorry I don’t have a video on that yet but it’s on my list to do. Thanks for watching

[@Phantoma3]

@@autobodytrainingsolutions838, Thanks. In that case I could use JB Weld or Permatex Cold Weld Bonding Compound and stick the piece of sheet metal from the back of the firewall using your screw method to hold it in place. Then flush fill in the front part in the engine bay with the same material. It's supposed to be sandable, heat resistant, and fuel resistant. The original owner made a cold-air intake to the carby by cutting a slot out of the back of the air cleaner and also in the firewall and had rectangular pvc ducting between the two cut outs. Cold air was supposed to come from the grill under the wipers and where the hood starts. I'm restoring the car to original and the hole in the firewall is so annoying.

[@hasiyan_khedian]

Can i file a hole in the body of a car.. will it got affected by any pressure....

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

I guess anything’s possible but unlikely. You would have to have a small sharp dent from the inside and really spend some time filing repeatedly over it. Check out my video Using a Body File for a better understanding. Thanks for watching

[@tonyanderson2269]

Can you please give me the links for the two tools you used on this video. Great content. Thanks for your contribution.

[@autobodytrainingsolutions838]

Absolutely, the solder gun can be found on Amazon - amzn.to/3uiTPu6 They don't have the exact solder that I used but this is basically the same - amzn.to/3cLyGCk

[@shahbazkainth9776]

Thanks sir God blessed u