BODY WORK: SANDING BODY FILLER WITH DUAL ACTION ORBITAL SANDER

[@Jeffbambam]

I love the smaller back window opening design.

[@davidmaterazzi]

You don't have to be a car builder to enjoy Chad and his skills. The way he explains everything he does is awesome. Showing Zach how to weld and the patience Chad had was out of this world. Everyone starts at the bottom. The glow on Zach's face was priceless.

[@barry0517]

So happy a school is interested in your skills. Well done. You and Jo have opened the eyes of many would be builders.

[@stevekirfman5079]

I used your method for filling and sanding on a 49 Shoebox hood and saved a lot of time. Primed after 80 grit. I am not a body and finder man. I feel more confident by watching your videos. Thank you for detailed instruction on how to do things.

[@themaster6407]

You are so right about getting it done and keeping the cost low and honest for your customer. Not many understand that!!! I own a truck repair shop and the time spent and charged for is very important not only to me but also for my customer. A happy customer will always come back.

[@southernacho]

This shows that you are a humble person, with excellent skills, sharing your experience with new generations. Thanks to you and Jolene ❤️👌

[@adnscp]

You really are an inspiration man. I've always been into cars and the wrench turning. I put the turbo ls driveline in my nova one of my dream cars, but I've always wanted to actually fabricate my own hot rod. I felt I didn't really have the skills or the resources to do it. But watching your videos and seeing how you make things happen in a very minimalist fashion really makes me believe I can do it. Even if it doesn't turn out a show piece, I can still make it my own and look good to my eyes. And I really am grateful there's guys like you humble enough to teach and show younger guys Like me that it's not a cult art lost with the older generations. Because of this I'm now on the hunt for a late 30s plymouth or a early to mid 30s ford coupe. Very excited to get started. Thank you again Chad and Jolene.

[@tonymosca6591]

Chad makes a great point about giving a customer value by doing things in an efficient manner. Thanks Chad and Jolene!

[@stevelecain886]

so I never fully understood the ocean floor thing completely but watching this video I now understand the concept a lot better and what I have learned from this video is I cause myself a ton of extra work, chad this as far as I am concerned was one of your most informative and best explained videos of this subject that you have made so far, your videos are becoming much more educational which shows your getting better at taking the time to really show the process.showing your talent even more.

[@weathereddog7650]

My Man!! 50 yrs. Of mudding and I learned the trick of thinning the putty with resin to make spot putty. Thanks enjoy what u do.

[@vernlund3564]

Tonight's show really rocked, outstanding presentation of technique and detail. Two thumbs up on Gene Winfield - Custom Car Legend!

[@johns9993]

The building with young people and finishing the journey at a big show would be COOL I agree !!!!!

[@jeffmarold5761]

Great idea-memory of a lifetime for the four lucky kids and their families.

[@craignickler7991]

Learn new techniques every time I watch Chad.

[@brettbennett1740]

Who is my inspiration for body work? I’m 55 years old and have never done any body work. I drove 2500 miles to pick up a 1937 Chevy truck because Bad Chad was my inspiration to try to do my own body work and painting. Thank you so much Bad Chad for showing me how to understand what I’m looking for when doing body work.

[@sprintcarsandguitars959]

body work gives so much satisfaction when you sit back and look at the finished product!

[@MrStevenDeer]

Looks great, it is wonderful that you are giving back to the community

[@deandee8082]

one of the best camera workers on youtube, steady, focused and on the job, so much of youtube is like the "Blair youtube project", can't watch that kinda garb, helmet cams, body cams shuddering all over the place, skyward, downward everywhere but the where you want to see, much of it makes me nauseous, this channel is very reliable,. panned out perfectly, those people who wear a helmet cam then zoom the lense all way in whatever its ridiculous, no experience at all, can't watch those videos, they zoom in to just the job itself full time you need more in the lense to get perspective and stability, 9/10ths don't get that, they zoom all the way in then shutter and jump around, sketchy.. I enjoy this camera work very much, every video I've watched on this channel is pro caliber for sure, makes all the difference for a comfortable easy to watch video, see how when she shows him sanding on the corner there, she'll pan back so you can see some of the shop, walls so forth, then occasionally gently go in for a "close up".. this is how its done, not full time close up with teh lense being shaked like its in a paint can shaker,... smooth is what you like, catch close ups now and again, smooth panning in a and out.. and this is all live uncut captured footage, not much if any is ever cut out and that reveals very serious camera handling and professionalism.. good forethought and handling.. keep up the good work these are great educational videos no doubts if youtube was paying attention this channel would get an award for some of the best camera work in an auto shop production situation... the content is very good as well.. I've seen some real good auto mod shop work with horrible sketchy camera work, never staying on one place for more than a second at a time, judder, all over the place, zoomed in, then zoom all the way out, just no concentration on the work or job itself.. zero continuity.. I can watch those for like 5 seconds that's it.. frankly there are only like 4-5 channels I can watch.. this one, doghouse customs, the guitologist, uncle doug, and fazio electric, a few assorted guitar instructional vids, where they typically have the camera planted on a tripod and never mess with the focus.. I watch these mainly cuz it's content I am interested in and the camera work is watchable, so much on youtube actually makes me sick, literally.. youtube has zero standards, none at all, it used tobe all the audio was standardized, normalized so all videos are the same volume when you click on them, todays its all over the place.. lets not get into all the goofy background music or noise, OMG... why is it if someone is showing you how to wash a silk carpet there must be this goofy background music sounds like its from a 60's asian cheap adult movie or something? where do they find that stuff and why do we need to hear it? doesn't matter if there is no spoken audio, just let me hear the sounds of the cleaning process, i especially dislike it in motorcycle or car videos where they actually wash out the sound of the engine running? huh? it can get pretty bad and youtube suggests some horrible videos for sure.. keep up the good work you two, one day I hope to have my own shop(s) automotive, wood.. wanna make guitar amps, guitars, and rebuild/restore a car and motorbike or two.. :-)

[@jamiethompson1046]

You are definitely inspiring! I’m 40 years old and rebuilding a 71 Chevy C10. (My first). My brother does body work for a living and told me about you.. very inspiring for sure! Thanks

[@louissummers8002]

Sure glad to c someone like Chad do these type cars, is a lost art so thanks for keeping it alive

[@joebourque4860]

Chad that would make a great show with the 4 young guys and you are great teacher. Thanks for the video Jolene and chad

[@virtuestreams2616]

Thanks for being a quality and passionate teacher Chad, and thanks for sharing him with us so perfectly Jolene!

[@jrodjared]

You should do an in-person masterclass. I'd pay for that.

[@DavidBrown-mn3iy]

Thanks for getting on with the work and keeping us connected.

[@bdbell4]

A true professional. Respect.

[@rodmackinnon8497]

Well I am not chopping or building a car, but I do enjoy your content, I find it very relaxing, why I watch videos. The problem I find with most You Tube channels is when they gain a bit of success they begin pursuing content at all cost, and most of it is blatantly obvious, or they go overboard on flogging merch. Great videos, very enjoyable, cheers.

[@SurlyX]

I have been an avid view of this chanel every day since i discovered it. Love your work and everything you guys are doing. you deserve all the best in your life guys wonderful people however not to dissimilar to any Canadian citizen. I have found every Canadian person whom i have met (had the pleasure of living on Vancouver Island when i was a young lad) to be such a wonderful person obviously there is something in the water in that part of the world you are all truly blessed :D

[@waynedoll9700]

the low and high and and ocean floor level and flood explains it really well as to how much to remove.thats a great Analogy to use.Thank you Jolene and Chad

[@nancycardoza8724]

Love how you explain everything. You are a wonderful patient teacher.

[@josephcarpenter7193]

new trinkents of intellect from an artist and teacher...from experience....what an everlasting achievment ....thanks chad and jolene

[@kwikslvr73]

This will be a learning experience. Thank you Chad and Jolene for sharing your expertise with us.

[@tonykenny4304]

Do it right the first time

[@raeanker3078]

Thanks for the great video guys ,I had the pleasure of training eighteen young people as apprentice plumbers over thirty five years ,there is nothing as humbling or rewarding as helping the kid out of high school become a tradesman. I've been to some of their weddings and christenings of their children and most to this day keep in contact. Cheers from down under.

[@davidbutcher1105]

Found this channel through Make It Kustom and it hasn't disapointed!

[@ejharrop1416]

As you have said so many times Chad if you think it, it can happen. Awesome idea and full of adventures for everyone. Like ripples in a pond you are passing your knowledge, skill and passion to another next generation. Imagine, if you inspire four young men or women that they can inspire four more each, the possibilities for the future are amazing. Thank you, take care and peace out.

[@markkeen5091]

I think your idea of mentoring 4 young, inexperienced guys on a build is an excellent idea. No matter how the car turns out, it would be a life-changing experience for those who participate. There is no greater reward than pouring yourself into making someone else's life better.

[@pjsratrods8936]

I love how you always explain the how and why. Best teacher!

[@larrycrandell7493]

I love the way not only do you show how projects are done on a budget But you also give us great insight Thank You !! Great camera work Jolene

[@hitnmiss49]

That rear window looks great Chad and as always great filming by Jolene.

[@vdacri]

Great work Chad, love the work ethic. Need more custom car builders like you.

[@laird340]

Thanks for taking the time to show us how to do this

[@mnwoodshop3877]

You are a great inspiration to others.

[@kerryroach6032]

Would be awesome idea to take four young guys or ladies to a big show after getting the knowledge of how to properly build a car. Chad has a lot of knowledge. I have put cars together all my life and still learn good techniques from you guy's enjoy everything you share with us on here thank you.

[@noponder]

Jolene and Chad are the best people. I don't have the space or the tools to build a car but I sure do like to watch Chad build them. I think the idea about 4 young people building a car is fantastic.

[@blackbirdcycles]

I wasn't shore about the new rear window at first but now I think it really suits the car and looks great cheers guys

[@tahoekev2150]

I'm building a 1960 elcometo sitting on a 1995 caprice frame disc brakes front and back a basic 350 rebuild. Enjoy watching your episodes it's more artistic than anything. I have learned some tricks thank you.

[@darrelltucker4790]

Great video, working on a 49 Studebaker pu. Thanks for showing this . I learned a lot. Thanks Chad and Jolene

[@willyg6545]

The back window sure looks like the right decision from the panorama window it replaced, good job!

[@jerrybaldwin6955]

Good for the teacher in Maine showing his students your program, should inspire them.

[@gerardwhite8581]

Another great video. Thankyou Jolene Chad and Fina.

[@danielsager6587]

Love all the work you do .watch every day while I eat my supper.

[@rccanuck4473]

Amazing explanation thank you very much Don't stop making videos fantastic work and help with us backyard mechanics

[@davidlanigan1722]

another good show of sanding the flood thanks Chad and Joline

[@rickhale1551]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. This will be very help with my 68 Datsun Roadster restoration!

[@staceycarpenter3107]

This man is a artist who i cant stop watching make master peaces

[@onegrumpyoldmanandhisclassics]

Came across your youtube channel by chance, wondered what happened to you. Used to follow you on dare i say "Discovery". So glad i have re-discovered bad chad, your vision and imagination is very infectious. Enjoy your style and how you problem solve and put across the techniques you employ. i have so many videos to catch up on, Keep them coming. Well done to you both.

[@georgegause899]

I’m getting inspired, learning a lot from the channel! THANKS!!!!

[@johnmacintosh1343]

40 80 primer rock on thank you for teaching us your talent 👍👍👍maritime proud

[@fredhoman6101]

great video again,as always explained as a great teacher you are,learnful for everyone ,ofcourse great filming again Jolene,thanks for sharing

[@bobfendrick7819]

That would be very cool ! Thank you Chad & Jolene and Fina too !

[@davidtutor6763]

Love watching and learning. Thanks for the hard work you two

[@markmarotti3623]

Chad has explained perfectly in this video what took me a year of trial and error to learn. Sadly there was no youtube when I started in 1988. Love all the content Chad and Jolene create daily

[@nathanielthorne]

Cad I love the idea of you and 4 youngster taking on a project like that! And tank you for sharing your wisdom on time and work, it makes so much sense!

[@johnclark8417]

I appreciate the education. Best wishes for you and Jolene

[@aabartu3]

I really do think your idea is great! It would be a fun build to follow!

[@darylmorgan9887]

Always learning on your show Chad and jolene. Thanks for sharing.

[@donaldscheer5206]

Your Method Of Flooding The "Ocean Floor" (After Watching This Video) Makes So Much Sense To Me!!!

[@shenpensenge]

Awesome lesson Chad, thanks for teaching your skills! You are a great human being

[@philstone6564]

Thanks both. Another one enjoyed 😊

[@Bikeops2021]

Amazing work Chad👍

[@rickdarr5323]

Looking great Chad! You do a great job at explaining what you are doing.

[@leosimon9463]

Thanks for sharing your time with us again today.😁

[@taylorj9920]

Watching these builds made me add another project to my projects pile. Been wanting a 56 ford for quite a while scored a 2 door 56 fairlane couple weeks ago w a 312 y block

[@jimcoplan9502]

Yet another great lesson with Chad. Keep the camera on it Jolene -your videos are amazing!

[@deweybell3529]

I learn something every time I watch

[@MichaelAngelo-oj7sy]

Chad thanks for being the cool dude you are and not holding back on all your knowledge and passion. Keep doing you brother

[@RJE6585]

Thanks for the great tips and the content... love watching you guys!!!

[@FriedGarFish]

I love the way you explain how you do everything and why you do it the way you do.

[@randydarcey2947]

Really learn alot. Knowing when to stop and change grit is tuff. My Dad always accused me of puttin it on only to sand it off only to put it back on. Great video.

[@jtotherocker]

Elvis is looking great. Good idea you had at the end!

[@joanieod3300]

Love watching you guys! Can't wait to see you at next Rockabilly weekend!

[@johnsmith-cc4fj]

Hi Chad and joline let me say your work is amazing and very well presented amazing work and excellent quality well done like thay say if you can dream it you can build it 👌

[@corygene6477]

Very cool to watch these ones. I'm doing a 55 Mercury also. I'm doing light custom. I'm using compatible parts from other cars only to get it how I want it. No cuts, no welds. Been quite a journey. Custom colors, lowered and the motor will be nuts. I was stuck on how to fill the tail light ridges...I guess I'll call them. Top of quarter panel. Anyhow thanks for the rad videos. Keep em comin'. Stay up

[@kentmckean6795]

Smooth, really smooth!

[@fredgillick3071]

Hey Chad and Jolene, I can see you put your heart into your work. I'm new to your channel and glad I found it. I still love the old cars, and a 36 - 41 business man coupe is my dream car. A 39 Plymouth or Dodge is my favorite. To late in life and health is the greatest to start to build one my way. I will watch you bring them back to life. Love your work. Watching from Michigan.

[@donthompson9300]

Another fun day Sunday in the books. Amazing seamless camera work, we too often take for granted. Looking forward to see what tomorrow brings.

[@johnkalogerakis3542]

Great job to both of you doing what you love and being a good working team 🙏🙏🏆🇦🇺

[@esgardopina]

Awesome work. Giving motivation to many.

[@garyhewett5720]

Looks great chad and awesome camera work jolene.

[@ourhoosierhome9935]

So enjoyed watching you sand that rear window area!

[@RogerD40]

Great teamwork! Jolene always makes sure Fina’s included in the team! 😁

[@thomasmadden1011]

See lot customize vehicles , then get the mud down cracked body work or lot waves !!!?? Looks like shit job !!!???

[@thomasmadden1011]

The body work to be straight & smooth job the the prime paint several coats & paint too !!!??? Top off several coats clear bring the shine in the paint !!!?? Black paint & black prime & green , red get a deep sharp paint !!!??? What your customers like !!! White paint is color cover errors in the body work!!!

[@thomasmadden1011]

What is hardship paint work with !!! If go to the world of wheels vehicle you different 2 different types paint

[@thomasmadden1011]

A customer put in doing a restoring job 20 k to 80k when full ground up restoration

[@thomasmadden1011]

Their not very body shop do full restoration cars

[@tomfortson2684]

Boy, that 8" DA really takes it off nicely! Good coaching on when to stop!

[@arlinwatson5510]

Great show, thanks Jolene and Chad.

[@leroycreager4253]

Looking good and just wanted to share with you that when I used to do body work I learned that if you have an old piece radiator house, it works great on the corners where the metal is like under the window, with sand paper round the rubber hose. 🙂

[@mattcasoni]

Thank you. Learned something new again. I appreciate the info so much. Grateful for you both Chad and Jolene

[@mattdicus7476]

Awesome job! Thank you for your time!

[@susanparody5152]

Great job today !! Lesson on work ethic vs cost of time. Explanation on the different grades of sandpaper.

[@debrajaeger6787]

Chad is just mesmerizing to watch everyday. Keep up the good work.

[@Dannymurmaid]

Thanks for showing as you go. Even if you have shown it before. Watching it more times let’s it sink in better!

[@benjiehoffard9323]

A great job done by awesome people.

[@neilbrown3556]

Great job on explaining as you go along sanding the fill