Making Amateur Mistakes!

[@Randombodyshopguy16]

Just switched from a fleet body shop for semis to a regular shop and your content is helping a ton

[@johnnyshd8250]

Fleet jobs are tough

[@alexpearson8538]

Good use of the MoClamp 0551 TO Clamp, and 0800 Tac'N'Pull! The videos with the pulls are the best!

[@kernwyette9832]

Salute to this man, always a learning experience watching you work. Great content keep it coming 👍

[@datdude_jcole9275]

Heckn magician bro! Thank you for continuing to care about your craft & sharing expert content. I work on the other side of things & your content helps me make sure I’m getting the techs what they need if they’re doing the jobs proper.

[@VaughnN]

do you know what machines he’s using?

[@datdude_jcole9275]

DearVaughn at which point?

[@VaughnN]

Josh Cole 1:10 / 2:05 and then that tac n pull thingy

[@datdude_jcole9275]

DearVaughn ok then

[@VaughnN]

Josh Cole ?

[@georgemichaels2325]

If we treat each surface as a 2 dimensional plain. Finish the outer sides first to perfection. Perfect edge to perfect edge. What's in between struck off with a straight edge or contour tool will be perfect without much sanding.

[@keithlanning7381]

Hey do you ever look at all data before you start the repairs ????

[@stephaneaudette6665]

Verry great vids. Thank you very much for that.

[@zippythechicken]

I wonder if they bake their primer to make it outgas and shrink .. before they final sand for the base coat... i know its not always necessary but i have seen some call backs for what is being blamed as primer shrinking and causing crazing of the topcoat and clear after about a 9 months to a year. I wonder though if the problem might be improper care and not waxing and then hard sun causing the crazing vs the primer shrinking because its decent urethane primer.

[@dill5500]

Try another primer never had an issue

[@zippythechicken]

@@dill5500 I think its more not knowing if its the primer or something else that is causing crazing / cracking of the clear and paint after 9 months to a year.. have you ever seen this? the clear looks like someone smashed a windshield and it crystallizes and chips into little pieces

[@dill5500]

@@zippythechicken probably shit clear dying back what clear what primer what mud and what sealer you using

[@thetradinggoat5101]

Man what’s that clamp you just slipped on over the tab without tightening? I need it??

[@lewiskemp5893]

The Wheelhouse clamp? I think its made by steck. They make good products

[@paulshideout9056]

Another great video kyle just wondering is the camera on your head or body. Thanks

[@joshcarlisle6531]

glasses

[@lawrencecoore3569]

I give you your props

[@josegama4857]

Saludos amigo 😃

[@JamiecoreyL]

Awesome, our bodymen here would of just made it look like a fender flare , two inches of mud an called it good

[@DjiriNS]

Sorry if my question is stupid but I'm totally new to this. How do you call that the yellow body filler (that's bondo, right?) and how do you call the blue filler that comes after the yellow one? I enjoy watching your videos! Thanks, Petar.

[@khangdo9242]

The Blue filler that mix with the yellow bondo is call liquid hardener. You need to mix the liquid hardener with bondo everytime you apply to a damage area in order to speed up the curing process.

[@toddgreen8976]

Glaze putty

[@Kevlar67476]

Art

[@reallyhappenings5597]

Makes me not want to attempt my own body work.

[@laurr9731]

No offense, but no one in 2020 records anymore in 720p, and it's a shame that this good content is not available in more high resolution, we really can't see the real detail work that you do. Awesome content! Big up

[@bryontharp5790]

Wear a good mans arms out