Award Winning Auto Body Filler Tips. 1950 Willys Jeepster Hot Rod.

I painted an award winning 1964 Buick Skylark in my garage. In this video, of my Jeepster build, I will demonstrate tips and tricks so that you too can create award winning body and paint on your project.

[@tomseibel439]

Thanks again for another great and informative video! I just wish I could do bodywork like you! I'm looking forward to your next video . Thanks again, Tom

[@riderescue]

You are so welcome!

[@user-gd1wl8yd5j]

Love your video I'm still learning me and my son did a 55 willy's cj5 about 20 years ago in Teal like 96 Chevy color. Turned out really nice. Still looks nice

[@riderescue]

That is an awesome father and son project!

[@peashooterc9475]

I used a lot of guide coat to help me find the highs and lows when sanding off the filler. I don't care for side curtains and made a set of plexiglass windows. Good tip on the drilling and pinning the doors. We use the same method for optically aligned components on spacecraft.

[@riderescue]

That's a great idea to use guide coat! I do want plexiglass window and thanks for letting me know I am using "spacecraft" technology. lol

[@alexhuevera939]

maybe i missed it but what filler are you using for the skim coat? thanks!

[@riderescue]

I love Evercoat Rage. It is expensive but it's worth it. Long working time, very smooth application and easy sanding.

[@alexhuevera939]

@@riderescuewhich one? there are many rage. ultra extreme gold ect ect.

[@riderescue]

@@alexhuevera939 Sorry, Rage Ultra is my favorite. I have also used the Evercoat Lite Weight and it is okay.

[@alexhuevera939]

@@riderescuethanks bro!