FIXING SUPER RARE PARTS ON OUR $3000 COROLLA BUILD

When you're building on a budget... sometimes you just have to make stuff
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[@OutdoorAviator]

"our corolla" When do I get to drive it then Mr. Kaleb haha 😉😂

[@BUILTOFFICIAL]

hmmm I've been thinking about doing a BUILT meet so I can actually meet some of you guys in person? Anybody willing to make a trip to Alabama?

[@OutdoorAviator]

@@BUILTOFFICIAL oh man I wish you were closer I am all the way in california. But I do plan on moving in a year or so to Texas which would be much closer...

[@jonathan.dasilva]

@@BUILTOFFICIAL im on my way, say less

[@ni0859]

BUILT OFFICIAL bit of a ways away from Norway !

[@colemanosborn1632]

@@BUILTOFFICIAL couple months late but Id be willing to make one in 2021, work has me away until then unfortunately

[@tjblando8251]

There is/was a tool called the Ding King that uses “hot glue” and a threaded bolt bridged over a dent. When the wing nut is spun, it starts pulling the dent. It’s been awhile since I’ve used one but it worked pretty decent.

[@Wolf.Zachary]

I bought something similar at harbor freight for smaller dings. Not perfect but it's less noticable for sure.

[@tjblando8251]

Zac Wolf I might have to try it out!

[@SaadAfzaal]

Get it running and driving first. I feel like it will give you more motivation to get the project done once you see it moving. So excited for the future of this car!!!

[@vwnay]

Every video I’ve noticed the flatspot on the front wheel and I can’t not say anything 😂 hit it with a hammer and some wood please 😭😂 such a sick build 👊

[@CHESTRbeast]

sick corolla. wheels look nice, even if its slow its cool

[@demonslayer6473]

I think with smoll wheels would look good

[@acoffeewithsatan]

Life hack: don't follow the hacks you've seen at 5-Minute Crafts, ahah

[@SkylineKing641]

just a tip.... spray some etching primer on the back of the fresh sheet metal you're welding. helps to delay future rust in the same spot.

[@UnWrecked]

Hammers and wood is how I fix a lot of my rebuilds. The harbor freight stud welder and slide hammer work wonders!

[@waleedmushasha3574]

HOT Glue method is why I follow quick DIY videos

[@jasoncooper3116]

Great job making those patch panels. I've seen the glue stick thing online too. I wondered if it would really work. The one I saw used a propane torch to get the sticks hot then stuck them on instead of using a glue gun.

[@chastblind7606]

I've seen the hot glue trick to 😂 but I would've taken a torch to the ends and used more sticks.

[@dogstylez585]

😁😆😅🤣😂 i said the same thing

[@PascaloW1059]

The glue gun trick stems from a pulling technique used in body work, where pins are welded along the dent and pulled out with a straight bar or a sliding hammer, saved so many hours of panel beating, filling and sanding for me a few times try making small welds with something you can put a bar through or pull and you should be able to get all those dents out

[@PedalBox]

The learning curve on welding, especially on a live project is always huge. I look back at welds we did in the first few episodes which seemed 'fine' and no i'm thinking about grinding them out and redoing them. Also, Hotglue!

[@52custom58]

You should start backing your weld seams with 3/4 in strips of metal, drill 3/16 inch holes in panels and weld the strip through the hole leaving the other half of the strip as a landing for your patch panel, this is great if you have some gaps because your weld won’t blow through the other side it will land on your backing strip the you just weld, but only a few tacks spread apart and let it cool and repeat

[@shakedownrc1124]

I used the glue trick 4 day ago , it works some times. You must heat a few up at the same time with a blow touch , and choose the spot that you stick it to helps with the success.

[@wjpreslar]

I have always found hot glue to over promise and under deliver. Pull the engine and trans so you can paint the engine bay too. Then focus on a clean install when you put it all back.

[@robertwoolfenden6961]

Search ke30 and ke55 parts, There's crap tones of stuff and they're the same front end. I have a ke35 coupe that I'm doing up atm. Hot glue

[@JustAGearHead]

The HOT GLUE trick sometimes works on newer cars with thinner metal, but older cars have thinker metal and usually need a stud welder.

[@kepic8979]

I would have tried some more hammering of the fender. The metal is made to be reshaped!

[@connorspurling2295]

It helps when your welding thin metal to keep it from warping and blowing holes to have an aluminum or copper backed to act as a heat sink. It can help alot

kaleb, for the hotglue part, you have to spread the sticks out in a linear fashion so that they are in a straight line. melt the tips with a lighter and maybe heat the metal as well. that may work better. not sure, just a guess. worth a try though!

[@StevesMachines]

Looking cool, well done on re-doing the bits that dont go to plan. The HotGlue attempt was rather funny.

[@loluracing]

Instead of hot glue just weld rods and use the slide hammer. Also you would be really surprised with what you can do with a nice body hammer kit.

[@shadow_stalk]

and the safety glasses are a nice touch thank you for not being stupid!!! safety first..injurys never!!

[@nickonastickable]

I've recently started to do body work and I find it easy to cut out the section first and then use it as a template for the patch panel. It helps me match any bends and curves on the bench rather than on the car.

[@enso3140]

Caleb a tip when building patch panels when you build your mold cut it out larger than you need and do the final fitting by grinding with a flap disk you can achieve way better fitment

[@nakedbandit]

Hot glue. I saw it on the internet. :) Heat the stick and then press it against the panel and hold to adhere/cure. I've actually just used the tip of the glue gun to melt the stick some and it worked. Some rubbing alcohol to clean the surface helps too.

[@slackwire_55]

Hot glue works better when the surface is very rough. A ball pien hammer and dolly or flat steel and some patience would have repaired the dent with the fender removed from the car. Not heavy shots with hammer but carefully placed repetitive taps and no welding. A little filler and you're golden.

[@jonnyringo6338]

Take the guard off to work on it, it’s like 6 bolts and a plug and makes life way easier. I used to have a 76 ke35 coup and miss it so much.

[@treysmith6407]

Hot glue! The Most underrated automotive build channel on youtube!

[@tredown2802]

HOT GLUE GIVES US SOME MORE UPLOADS OF THIS PROJECT 🏆💯💯👍🏽🔥🔥

[@djh0381]

Hot glue. Loving the slo mo 😂. Hot glue built for crafts not for car repairs. Love the channel.

[@jaylever4931]

the Corolla is sick and also "hot glue"

[@shinishini6047]

eulg toh

[@ifitsrusteditsmine]

Heat the panel and stick the glue sticks to the panel melting them with the heat of the panel. Works better.

[@SillySalmon94]

I wish the HOT GLUE trick worked... would have been sick!

[@yankez9238]

More efficient way is to melt those rod and then press to the metal, not hot glue them. And also they don't work on dents where you have some curves :D

[@deandwx]

Heat ur glue sticks up with a blow torch and push them on. Cool and fast pull. Good lock.

[@hectortoybox6518]

Lov the old school Toyota nice 👍🏽 job

[@Muecas6]

Heat the silicon bars close together with a torch an drippin hot stick it to the metal, the metal most be dirt free, wipe it before with alcohol. I done that before.

[@dogstylez585]

HOT GLUE works better with a torch. Clean with alcohol the torch the bottom of a bundle of the glue sticks let it cool pull firmly...

[@rustyparrott2598]

Just a tip if you didn’t know you should really put down an epoxy primer over bare metal spots before applying filler or fiberglass

[@dalejessop5466]

Maybe check out Arthur Tussik (master of hammer and dolly) and Blue Collar Kyle (modern techniques for pulling dents) to get some ideas on metal work. I’m guessing metal on older cars is too thick for glue pulls. Going to be a cool car when finished.

[@marijusstonkus6486]

Glue thing totally works! U have to clean surface before u sticking glue sticks! Use more glue sticks, and they are different quality as well, so get more expensive ones! Awesome content, keep up good work 👌

[@InvisiVoid]

hot glue, do it a couple more times. Also since its a huge dent use a couple of glue sticks spread across the dent. and pull them all together.

[@STREETCARCULTURE]

Sick build my man! I also have a jdm budget build wagon on channel 👌🏾

[@ianmckillop5608]

When making templates to weld in, try making 2 or 3 smaller pieces and use weld magnets to hold the parts flush. The hot glue dent repair needs to be stronger glue .

[@rocckstar187]

Well the "hot glue" actually did do tiny lil somethin somethin!!! 🤣😂 Shes comin along nice man!!!

[@harleythompsonmagenheimer4580]

If you go to use the hot glue method try using a torch on the end of the glue sticks then press it on the dent to get more surface area then let it set then pull

[@98Kentuckian]

I've seen that "hot glue" trick before, I think you have to use a torch on the end of those glue sticks and really get them stuck on there. I'd say it would do a decent job at pulling small dents, but idk about that old vintage steel haha

[@CraigSteele12]

Hot Glue! & definitely running & driving first. Wouldn't want to see you scuff the new paint working on her

[@vjtakeshi]

Hi.. from Thailand. i like your trying to fix it with the best you can do. thxs for video. i love it.

[@marcoescamilla8856]

Hot glue lol point less love your work man. Shout from Laredo, Texas

[@danielaraujo44]

Marco Escamilla i’m from Laredo too bro!

[@StreetMachine18]

Ive seen ppl hot glue suction cups and pull dents you would need at least 12” surface area (4” circle) to get a good grab

[@555DBurns]

Ditch the HOT GLUE and get that thing running!

[@kainneighbors3573]

Great video your videos inspire me to work on a project car

[@MrDemonchild71]

Bro, I can't believe you tried to cut that small dent out. Those guards are really thin, you should have taken it off and beat it out properly. When you do those doors just stick a football (NOT SOCCER) (the oval ball) in the door and pump it up slowly and hit around the dent from the outside with a rubber hammer I garantee it will work. I'm loving this build and can't wait for the next video

[@justinbeigh75]

You can get a kit at harbor freight that works well and it uses hot glue. I say paint it after you get it running so you don't run the chance of scratching the fresh paint!

[@sarmadjan942]

Try to heat the dent with gas burner and then make small taps and the dent will come out almost perfect

[@golden_thistle9194]

You can use lead to fill small creases in the metal

[@Viper-zx1ei]

The hot glue used for dents is actually an industrial version of regular hot glue

[@GabrielFlores-cq8fb]

My dude invest in a stud welder it'll make your life so much easier!! Love you vids btw keep it up 🙌

[@charliechristian1097]

Seeing your progression has been mega cool, keep it up with the fab work and the learning curve, you inspire me!

[@THIRSTYGUMS]

if you want to do that hot glue thing, id say you gotta blow torch the end of the bunch and jam it on quick and hard to a nicely sanded surface?

[@moficreations1]

I saw that if you heat the dented surface up with hot water and then hot glue the sticks on and pull it that the metal will be malleable enough so it'll have more give in it pulling the dent out

[@alistaircross9921]

hot hot hot glue, also would love to see you work on some panel beating skills! you're cutting out good metal, just needs to cleaned up. Take a look at home built by jeff, he does loads of body work, it's a long process but is rewarding!

[@promiseskept79]

Enjoyed watching this build so far. I'm planning to get for a KE70 Wagon myself, hopefully I can find a decent one. Cheers from Malaysia!

[@sonicmario57]

I've seen the glue gun trick before but they melted the sticks with a torch then held them in place until they cooled. I've also seen people inflating basketballs in the door panel to pop dents out.

[@youngengineer8174]

Corona Corolla build🥳 “@Hot glue😁”

[@ROADNOISEMEDIA]

Definitely get it running before paint, that way you don’t run the risk of ruining paint work by leaning all over the engine bay and having parts in your hand you could potentially drop on the fresh paint Hot glue

[@natevanlandingham1945]

That fender, I'd beat, and Bondo it! Hammer that weld joint in concave then fill it to make it dissappear. That way you don't have to grind as much weld away and also weaken it.

[@meanpaintandbody]

U need to heat the metal to make sheet metal soft then add the HOT GLUE to remove the dent

[@frazierboytellem3669]

Use a little torch melt the end of all the glue sticks then push them on let them dry and then pull

[@de_grizzly]

I love this car man it’s awesome love and goodluck from the netherlands again :)

[@truudat]

Still pretty new to your channel, the first series I watched was the budget c10 and I have to say, you execute all your series pretty well. Good stuff bro 💯

[@truudat]

oh and cold glue

[@lukesmotorshop]

So sick man!! get it running first for sure! HOT GLUE!!!!

[@kalleschwenzen2161]

I liked those dent, it looked sick! Was a great patina

[@richardbangs4519]

I reckon leave it rough looking, weld the diff s sack it out set it up for quad bike carbs and you are done

[@floridagremlin42069]

sick jdm build....im building a jdm 200sx right now....where did you get your flares...i need some for mine badly i just put some wide wheels on my car and would look sick with those flares

[@bendover-sc2oy]

HOT GLUE .. RUNNING AND DRIVING FIRST MY GUY ..🔥👍

[@davidwilson9178]

Guarantee that Hot Glue trick probably only works on newer cars with thinner metal. Them older cars had much thicker metal.

[@wrexz]

Use a propane torch to melt the ends of the glue sticks

[@joshuachandra6677]

That hot glue was pretty impressive

[@MrTbell7881]

Awesome video "hot glue" can't wait to see the final product.

[@ThePhotoshopGarage]

That hot glue thing looks like some kind of 5-minute crafts craziness, lol. Looking forward to seeing the end result on this one!

[@dinudaniel261]

You need to melt all.tje stiks at the end and put it on the door,woks better.

[@sinformant]

What did you spray the hot glue down with? Certain liquids will work under the hot glue and loosen it

[@aaronm406]

For the fender maybe you could’ve done some Digital dimensions or some crazy computer stuff to reflect it from the left side to the right side🤷🏽‍♂️ if you catch my drift. (Just saying) I like your videos

[@isaacthompson2260]

Hot glue! I wonder if those suction cup dent puller would work better or if you just weld something to it and pull it then cut it and grind it down.

[@christrainor1129]

Hey dude, please get yourself a set of hammers and dollies and learn to use them. They will 100% make your life easier. You would’ve been able to work that fender back into shape without needing to cut it up. Also, a stud gun would also help you. Awesome tool for pulling out all kinds of dents and creases. Lastly glue pullers that use HoT gLuE typically only work on OEM paint finishes that are clean and degreased. The glue stick trick would probably only work on a “soft” dent, on a panel with nice clear coat that’s been degreased. Hope this helps, dig your videos, carry on ✌️

[@christrainor1129]

Harbor Freight has a hammer and dolly set for pretty cheap and it’s pretty decent 👍 Learn by watching videos on KZbin 🤪

[@efboy]

You can use a toilet plunger instead of HOT GLUE to pull those dents out

[@SavageProductionsNH]

spend like 45 on a propper paintless dent removal kit and thank me later, also your glue looks a little cold, heating the panel helps alot too, love what your doing man!

[@quinn_cooke]

Back in High School I got a dent out of my WRX fender with the suction cup from a GPS, worked a treat! Would recommend trying it over your Hot Glue. Chur from New Zealand!

[@leonardom.corderomiro7258]

That hot glue kinda worked? Lol keep it up man you rocl!! 🤙🏽🤙🏽🔥🔥🔥

[@blondis2526]

You could have not repaired that front fender, it gave the car really nice oldschool look

[@blondis2526]

Also leaving all dents and this paint would be awesome

[@nicksilver3730]

The HOT GLUE did move the quarter panel but just a little bit on the front side of the dent and love what you are doing with that Toyota keep it up doing great so far

[@JayL781]

You should pop your collar pat yourself on the back that was a good job on putting that metal back in but remember when you're welding on a car and there's rust the metal will have a tendency to blow out or blow away but anyhow 👍👏 good job

[@vinnierolla]

LOL with hot glue..I also saw it on the internet but I noticed they did the repairs on new model cars with very thin panels. The corolla is solid Japanese steel .

[@ghostz263]

Use jb weld and a small stick to pull them dents

[@DerAngeloMerte]

When you use hotglue, use a very flat plastic in a round shape and push out the bubbles out the hotglue so its like a Vaccuum when you pull it. also the hotglue need to be construction hotglue. not for working on babytoys. ;)

[@blasterwayne6]

Hot glue tricks...love them...you sound tired.yaaaawwwwnn .by the way I watch literally every second