Fender bottom rust repair

[@gordonhampton3429]

My son and I r working on a 1962 C10. We find your channel the most informative😊😊

[@goff2311]

Man your videos are helping men a ton! Thanks

[@mariomarquez9263]

I have learned a lot of good tricks with your videos...Thank you!!!!

[@kgroombr]

Without watching this, I would have done this differently, but now that I see how you do it, you are definitely doing it in a way to ensure that it comes out as close to original as possible. Fantastic! Thanks for the videos.

[@dntreportmebrah134]

I have an heirloom 1979 c10 big ten that I got from my grandfather. He was a supervisor up in the mines in Leadville, Colorado so you can imagine how rusty the truck is. I have baking pans for floor pans... seriously. Everyone I talked to said to chalk it up as a lose. I bought a Handler 140 mig welder 4 years ago. I've been scared sh*less to start grinding and welding. After watching your videos I feel confident enough to get going! Thanks for the simple, informative videos

[@SteppingStoneGarage]

I don't know how much experience you have , but you definitely make it look easy. Love your videos. I can't wait to see the next one.

[@davewelsch4589]

best tutorial of fixing a quarter panel yet, nice job

[@ziggassedup]

The cardboard profile pattern is a great idea..Nice job on that repair.

[@mikefolchetti3393]

I've been restoring old cars and doing body work for 25 years.GOOD JOB!THATS HOW ITS DONE!

[@corradomusicstands639]

Aside from this man’s obvious skill and work ethic what makes this guy extraordinary is his attention to detail, organization, and problem solving with the end result constantly in mind - CLEARLY and undeniably comes from his framing/construction experience.........to those anaware - you blow it while framing a house - you create all kinds of problems as the house gets completed.........probably unbeknownst to this humble guy, He has A VERY serious and UNIQUE Set of talents coming together to create brilliance......which every aspiring craftsman should learn..... Best brother....

[@nissmoguy]

some of the best panel repairs ive seen ,great camera and commentary ,respect!

[@familymann1956]

I’m doin a 64c10 mine is step side bed if it wasn’t my dads I probably would have scraped it I just wish I could have started with a more solid truck but o well after 2 years I just got the metal work done gonna get paint on it this summer I really thank you for your videos you inspire me and I have kept watching your videos over and over so I could stay fresh on it you seam like the kind of guy I would like to have a cold one with and learn from

[@Gibson63.]

Family Mann Thanks for watching man good luck on the 64

[@pauldow1648]

Thanks for this series. Love these old c-10 's.

[@91steelblue]

You do very nice work!! Thanks for posting your video's to show the right way on how its done! Im restoring a 1968 Ford F350 4x4 Dually (Marmon Herrington Conversion) & will have to do the same plus floors & cab corners. Hope to start the work soon.

[@deanacker9324]

No bull very helpful restoring 70 Camaro

[@TheRickfix]

very nice repair,some very fine welding there,shes going to be a clean truck

[@01hazzardfan1]

Doing great work sir, can't wait to see it done ill be watching the progress. Thanks Dan

[@Gibson63.]

Thanks for watching,this patch took around 5 hours in between letting welds cool down and taking my time and not wanting to warp anything

[@mikephilipps1103]

Thanks man.......watch all your videos. Working on a 66 C-10 sb

[@ScooterTraveler]

I really enjoy all of your videos I hope you post more soon. Thanks they're very educational. Keep up the great work.

[@robertthornhill4379]

you are a true craftsman from bob in the uk 10/10

[@floydbouldin7357]

Your video helped me a lot with my 66" C10! Great Job!

[@codycheney3401]

Wow lookin awesome ! After 20 years of body work I never thought of the cardboard trick ! Some times its the easy thing looked over because you get so used to doing things how you learned them ! I looks like it works flawless ! So as long as there isn't priior work done to the door or fender and you want to keep the factory line like yje one that you have !!!!

[@cubcadetbob]

Really nice work, you're moving right along.

[@cheftush]

Really nice repair. Nice clean work and very methodical. Thanks for posting.

[@mikegoodman4133]

Nice job. I enjoy watching your craftsmanship.

[@waltercroft9911]

Mike Goodman Really wish I had the knowledge that this man has.

[@toml6135]

This video is very helpful. I'm frame off restoring a 68 C10. Thanks!

[@richardtorres8109]

Great work i got a 65 c20 im the 2nd owner gives me inspiration to work on it

[@stanleyjaxen9487]

thanks for sharing nice truck and good job

[@RodderFiles]

thanks for Sharing i love to watch the progress get done thank you.

[@MrFireman164]

nice work , glad to see someone doing it right here on you tube !

[@Gibson63.]

I'll be getting back at it in a couple week, lot of work over the winter had me tied up can't wait to get started

[@Velvethamma]

Nice clean repair

[@shanebowles2632]

You do real good work man. Thanks for making the video. ...

[@265chevy]

i love the attention to detail very good work and i like you take your time very important later

[@Gibson63.]

Thank for watching

[@Gibson63.]

The 56 ford is a cool truck my dad had a 54-55-56 great project to start on

[@bobgreen3116]

Great job. I really learned a lot. Thank you. Good luck with you project!

[@muddywaters6]

really enjoying the metal work

[@Labyrnthdom]

He drilled the holes. They do sell a pneumatic hole punch with beveling on it. But some places you have to use a drill. Great video man. Im watching because I will be getting my 60 to 66 model this friday. I have 25 to choose from to build.

[@eddiedavis5452]

Gibson63 bro your real good ! I learned a lot now all I gotta do is purchase a mig welder and go at it

[@MrJasonjevans]

great vids man a pleasure to watch

[@southwestcustom]

Great job and some sweet welding there man

[@millstripe]

You do good work, thanks for posting.

[@SwPiotrek]

Great video! Thanks Gibson!

[@reaperwayne]

Very nicely done

[@richardpd5732]

Doing a 38 Packard thanks for the help

[@Gibson63.]

I got the Lincoln mig 135 ,heat set at B wire speed at # 6 and I do adjust up and down for different thickness thanks for watching

[@JuanGarcia-sg7hu]

Excellent video. What's the size of the spot weld cutter you used?

[@VWBusache]

Great patch repair

[@saraspitefull32]

NICE! Very good work....

[@darthfader3049]

Great work

[@jnunez1203]

you are really good ,your work looks good to me...

[@rustyshackleford842]

Very good job

[@knitesgarage7971]

Great video

[@muddywaters6]

like the pattern idea I'm gunna use that

[@edwardloggins2158]

how and where do you find all these replacement panels. I been looking for doors and panels for my 1990 chevy subburban .

[@Gibson63.]

I got my patch panels from classic parts

[@danmccormick7162]

What size wire do you use in your welder? Thanks

[@Gibson63.]

Super Arc L56 .025

[@romulorivetti]

Great job man!

[@jevchance]

Nice looking repair sir.

[@cj5trackerat]

Kool vid! Looks perfect.

[@artbutler6785]

Very nice work!

[@Gibson63.]

Thanks

[@MrEddiewilson1313]

you do great work...................

[@timsbeetle]

super repair ,great work

[@otherstuffbybob]

Hey, thanks. I'm getting ready to do some of this.

[@Gibson63.]

Cool man lets see a video

[@helloitsmeagain5634]

Looking real good.

[@ndebt4kidz]

Awesome work, thanks for the video.

[@garylivingston9052]

"Fixin to do a number on it" Aint that right!...Lol

[@greggreen1280]

Good ideal on cardboard trick for radius .

[@mikephilipps1103]

Gibson.....What size wire are you using in your welder to weld the patches on the fenders ??

[@Gibson63.]

.025

[@VWbugman]

Looking great.

[@juliochavarria8999]

Very good job realy enjoyed the video

[@Gibson63.]

Thanks

[@newriver8940]

Why not finishweldung the outer panel after you get the inner brace fitted that way you can properly finish out the inner surfaces of the patch.i would not recommend undercoating but a high quality epoxy primer .

[@dduplechian]

thanks for the video, Im about to do this on my camaro, this helps!

[@fujiobass]

what is your mig welder ? with what wire ? nice video !

[@Gibson63.]

Lincoln pro mig 135 super arc-L56 /. 025 wire

[@ak47popoff]

looks good man! cool!

[@oshinaslanian3221]

Have you ever used the oxy acetylene method for welding body panels? I've even heard people using the brazing method, you know using the bronze instead of just plain old steel. What is your take on that?

[@Gibson63.]

I've only used the mig welder on welding never used anything else thanks for watching

[@oshinaslanian3221]

gibson63 Awsome videos, I noticed you prefer using electric tools more to using air tools :)). My kinda guy, old fashioned and simple.

[@bondovwvw]

Filler doesn't stick to that type of weld and it gets very hot. It will warp things very easily.

[@WhiskeyTango68]

Good work!

[@mariosorokos]

...your video's are very helpful. What is the gas, that you use? Thank you ..!

[@SonOfMrGreengenes]

Nice work. What brand/model welder did you use?

[@Gibson63.]

SonOfMrGreengenes Lincoln pro-mig 135

[@robertrock3414]

Gibson63 are you using shielding gas with it? Or flux core??

[@Gibson63.]

Thanks

[@ravinperera4255]

Excellent!

[@finpainter1]

nice one

[@homotorsports]

Very Nice!!!!

[@elevator51]

i like the videos but where did you get to big man no new videos for a while?

[@johnsont963]

stopped by!!!

[@Gibson63.]

It's actually a grey epoxy primer maybe it's the lighting

[@chainellyortiz7502]

good job

[@robbiegwinn]

nice good stuff

[@Nick-vb1gc]

why do you tap the welds after?

[@Gibson63.]

The heat draws the two pieces of metal together so I hammer it down while it's still hot to bring it back where it was

[@mactvmarceeworkz1504]

great thanks for the video

[@stonefurball1]

Sweet!!

[@jackjacke4654]

Where do you order your body panels from?

[@Gibson63.]

Jack Jacke Classic parts

[@stevenmchenry9276]

Sweet.

[@donnaf9816]

Are you near Nashville TN

[@axtra92]

Why are all your sheet metal blue?

[@64impalaSSRealMechanic315]

I did never understand people like this gentleman people buy full new panels instead replacing whole panel they cut and use half or quarter why not replacing whole thing

[@ThePopularDelusion]

I can say firsthand its several reasons. 1) when doing a full resto, patches are much cheaper than panels. & panels don't always fit right. 2) the preference to keep as much original steel as possible. 3) anyone can replace a panel, but it takes craftsmanship to patch old steel. I happen to LOVE the craftsmanship.

[@waltercroft9911]

64impalaSS Also just think about all the material he saves for the next job.

[@blake1995]

Why cut out as much as possible when you can just weld in a new patch and save a lot more money

[@bridchvtruck568]

Good stuff :-)

[@suecole9973]

wonder where he got the scribe he uses

[@Gibson63.]

This scribe is a Sears craftsman

[@suecole9973]

thanks

[@wildeyednorthernboy]

schuuuprint