How to Fix BAD body panel gaps FAST n EASY - Metal finish - NO body filler ! D I Y Auto Restoration

[@charlesloomis2224]

It's always a pleasure to watch professionals at work.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@charlesloomis2224 Thank you Sir sir I really appreciate your support and watching the channel !

[@sjfodor]

Another great instructional video. Thanks for showing us how to fix the inevitable screw up.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you Sir! Glad you liked the video.

[@JayMills-z3f]

Robert.... that's about one of the cleanest lines and door gaps I've seen! You're a true Craftsman! Thanks for the how-to videos!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@JayMills-z3f that's an awesome compliment, thank you and thank you for supporting my channel I really appreciate you !

[@MikeyMack303]

Agrred!

[@ThomasMcGee-s9m]

Thanks Robert, just helped me solve a lower passenger door to rocker gap on a 69 Barracuda restoration. Beautiful work!

[@boy2cuda]

I have been fabricating cars for over 30 years. what a great tip! You earned a thumbs up and another subscriber! Thank you.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

That's awesome !! thank you for the sub and welcome to my channel.

[@JohnNaturkach]

I’m not being snarky here,but you say you’ve been in fabricating for over thirty years? You should have known how to do this from day one. I’ve worked on cars 50 years ago and that’s how we did it. Especially on trunk lids that seem to never fit properly.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@JohnNaturkach I have no idea what you're trying to say.....

[@JohnNaturkach]

@@guzzifabrication3448 Well you’re telling us you have been fabricating for over 30 years and you’re just now getting a tip to how to close gaps on car doors etc. ? Doesn’t compute. And like I said, l wasn’t trying to be snarky. Could be you just weren’t taught right? Just saying.

[@JohnNaturkach]

@@guzzifabrication3448 By the way if you know guys like Chip Foose and the like,they do that stuff daily. Closing gaps etc. bah!!! I think I’m wasting my time here. 😖

[@mra2957]

Other KZbin videos don’t show a closeup view of their work on door gaps. Thanks for showing the closeup detail!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

I appreciate you watching, it's all about the details.

[@toml802]

I knew there would be rod involved, but I didn't know all of the steps. Thanks for the free class! This will help people learn that you don't just accept status quo and you can do it yourself. You just have to equip yourself with tools and knowledge.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@toml802 hey thank you for the comment I really appreciate it that's what this channel is for to show all of the steps and to show people that they can achieve high quality work at at home. thanks !

[@endurofan9854]

agreed, but bro having the tools, equipments and knowledge is not enough to be able to do this kind of precision, we gotta have the experience too to cope up with the feels while working on it

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@endurofan9854 That's why I make the videos, to pass on the experience to you !

[@BckFvrTV]

This was really satisfying to watch! Best video I have seen on KZbin! Thumbs UP!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@BckFvrTV hey Thank you Sir I really appreciate the comment and you watching the video

[@timswitzer792]

Thanks Robert!! Great tips!! And the finished blend on outside of the door is phenominal!!! No swirl marks!! WOW!!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

That's an awesome compliment, thank you! It's always a goal to get a nice smooth finish!

[@richardhopper3896]

What a brilliant and elegant way to grow a new door edge! Never seen that done before.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Someone showed me this method years ago, now I'm passing it on to you !

[@dcartier100]

Been using this method on 1948 chevy 3100 restoration. Door gaps were hideous. NOT NOW! As mentioned in the video. TAKE YOUR TIME.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@dcartier100 thanks for the comment and for watching the video !

[@DD-mp9ok]

Naked metal & you still can't tell it's a patch. Awesome.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

I really appreciate your comment !! Thanks

[@markleaning107]

How talented this chap is

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you Sir ! Happy Holidays !!

[@davidcornell9167]

No words are necessary. Perfection!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@davidcornell9167 wow that's a an incredible compliment !! I really appreciate your support and watching my channel thank you !

[@grumman38]

Far better than GM s fit and finish, this car will look amazing!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you Sir !!

[@theogantenbein7870]

One of the channels you can point out to people who ask you why bodywork is so damn expensive.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

It's definitely one of the channels that show craftsmanship...

[@tonyhowe3676]

This is restoration/ fabrication (really expensive)....as opposed to body repair work...as in collision shops..(less expensive)???

[@theogantenbein7870]

@@tonyhowe3676 I don’t know about collision repair in the States, but I do collision repair in Germany at Porsche and it’s more or less like this.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@tonyhowe3676 Body, collision, and restoration shops are very different and specialize in different services. Never take a restoration to a body shop and never take a collision job to a restoration shop. Thanks

[@billk5727]

Do procedures like this effect any bright trim or mouldings applied in the area of repair ? Bill

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Great question, remember we are only adding an 1/8 or less, that shouldn't affect trim. Thanks for the question.

[@cletiskroeker3552]

I was wondering the same thing.

[@MarathonGsar]

World class work. I guess the biggest compliment is that, no one will ever know. Thank you for taking the time to show every step. A true craftsman and inspiration to the car community.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Wow I really appreciate the comment, thank you !!

[@survidmt]

Shoulda invested in the door strecher when the tool truck was around. Expensive but they work good. Real time saver. Ahh...but to dream. Seriously, nice work. Appreciate your addressing that detail of, Gaps. Often do not get the attention they really should. Just as important as what is there, is, what is not.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@survidmt Thank you and you are absolutely correct it's always the little things the details that make or break the job !

[@MyFirstGen]

Thanks for taking the time out and making these videos to teach people like myself. You make it look easy , which I know it isn’t but at least you build my confidence

[@guzzifabrication3448]

You can absolutely do anything you see me do in the video !! Thanks for your support !

[@endurofan9854]

agreed, same for me

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@endurofan9854 Thanks for supporting the channel ! you are appreciated !

[@TateChmielewski]

Beautiful! I'm doing metal work on my 64 Biscayne. First time really getting into it other than some floor pan replacement. Learning a lot from your videos. Repairing metal with metal and not just slapping filler on

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Yes Sir ! Thanks for watching and the comment !!

[@geddonmeansome9834]

Old school skilled body man, amazing work without any body filler.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you Sir !!

[@lawncuttingplusdelta]

This is literally the next challenge i am up against on my 74 nova door . … definitely the way to go 👍🏻💪🏻

[@guzzifabrication3448]

You absolutely can do it, I will turn out great !

[@oellasawandtool]

Never seen it done that way. Pretty cool trick. Gaps are critical You make it look easy

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you !!

[@Juliovee123]

I’m already subscribed so I can’t subscribe again but as always straight magic that you put into these cars.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Bro I always appreciate you !!!

[@kyle7063]

Nice work. I would not have thought to use a file on ends of door. Good job sir

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@kyle7063 I really appreciate your comment thank you Sir !

[@samuelsmith2522]

I'm going to try this, THANKS!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Great !

[@timmiller260]

I need to do this for mustang replacement doors found 1 door bottom tape per 1/8 at last 4.inchs was cut and welded .😊

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@timmiller260 with aftermarket parts it's really common to have to do extra work like this, really sucks on new parts.....

[@hotcarsandcooltools]

Found your channel a couple weeks ago and have learned a lot from you already making it clearer how to tackle some of the components on our project. Thanks!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@hotcarsandcooltools that's awesome ! thanks brother, welcome to my channel

[@michaelelliott2383]

Now I can with your procedure, do same on my 1974 Type LT Z/28 door gaps! Thanks Pardner. Michael Coy Elliott- Near Austin, Tx

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@michaelelliott2383 Yes Sir glad to help, I really appreciate you supporting the channel !

[@michaelelliott2383]

@ been watchin you now for about 2 years! Your very important to all of us, who appreciates your sharing of expertise in teaching how to do it right, and avoiding failure due to bad work! Your input believe it, saves us time, money and allows us to create in a PROFESSIONAL way, in our own garages! Thank you, Thank You! For all you do! KEEP THOSE AWESOME VIDEOS COMING MY FRIEND! I have family living in Dallas! Im only 3-4 hours away from you, so if I do come up that way ever, I’ll be sure to stop by! Thanks Again!!! Sincerely, Michael Coy Elliott-Austin, Tx

[@michaelzang9739]

I just found your channel a couple days ago and I am enjoying the videos. You are a true craftsman.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you Sir ! and welcome to my channel !

[@jonathanvidal3073]

I love the paint stick method of measuring... Great video, thanks.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Just a quick way to assess the gaps, a paint stick is usually the correct width. Thanks !!!

[@shamsouth6188]

That's a class job nicely done! All the way from Ireland 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you ! Greetings from Texas and welcome to my channel !!

[@rsonweb2060]

I screwed up my door skin when I hammered it on so I will be watching this many times in the process of correcting it. Thanks Robert.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@rsonweb2060 hey man I've done that too you can fix it ! thanks for supporting the channel !

[@wsmccull]

Beautiful. You are the Michelangelo of auto body craftsmanship.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thanks ! I'll try to live up to that !

[@billybowbob2071]

Brilliance!!! I'd hate to be the shopping cart that messes with that door edge in a parking lot!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thanks ! definitely shopping cart resistant ! I really appreciate the comment .

[@Danno74Z]

Hi Robert, Perhaps you did this off camera but after you removed the blue tape from the door edge did you go back and round the edge? It appears you made a right angle on the edge of the door skin. You did use a file but said to keep everything nice a straight. All door edges are rounded. Thank you!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

All contours and shapes were matched to the body. Thanks

[@ryanhicks942]

Wow! That came out great. Thank you for your videos, it’s encouraging to watch a difficult looking repair completed by a pro that shows you how to do it step by step..it makes ALL the difference. Thank you so much for your knowledge sir.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you for supporting my channel !!

[@fireball7671]

Absolutely incredible job Robert! Learning a lot from you and I really appreciate it!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

You are very welcome! I'm glad you're learning from these videos.

[@jaymavrick7433]

Excellent job, great walk through and method, I really appreciate the videos you put out, I only watch you and a couple of other people on youtube.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you !!

[@joshsulla6560]

If I don’t have the right wheel sometimes I will stack smaller wheels to get the thickness I desire! Thanks for the tips you are awesome! 😎

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@joshsulla6560 Yes Sir I do that myself ! Thank you for the comment and supporting the channel !!

[@the_art_doctor]

Been following for a bit, keep up the good content! Show some more fixes where a whole panel is not made.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you Sir !!

[@davelowe1977]

Really well demostrated.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

I really appreciate your comment, thank you !!

[@jeffenlow2020]

Thanks for the tips Robert. I was looking for a fix on my firebird project. It helped me a lot. Thank you.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

That's awesome ! glad the video was helpful !

[@OldBeaters72]

That looks clean. Nice job thanks for sharing.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you Sir !!

[@perbhjlund1765]

Hello. I'm a car builder myself. The way I see it, that's the piece that's put in the rear fender. Had the edge of that part moved 5 mm. back, then it was possible to move the door back so that the distance matched the top of the rear fender. Now the door will be 5 mm. too far forward, it can cause problems with the front fender. But you can handle that. Regards Per Denmark

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@perbhjlund1765 thanks for the comment, greetings from America

[@johngersna3263]

Good morning Robert. I have all kinds of door gap and fender gap issues that I will be getting into on my "63" Falcon ragtop this winter so this video will be a keeper for me. Thank you. God bless and have a wonderful day. 👍👍🙂

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Glad help, address those key issues before you start, especially on a convertible. Thanks !

[@ganoncollins1]

Nice job and I appreciate the ideas. I have always welded the gaps, then a ton of grinding. Filler wire is a great suggestion! Love watches the TV shows where they spread on the filler and cut the gaps in, can't believe they would do that... one bump, and it's over.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thanks ! Glad the tip helped, yeah TV shows have wrecked restoration work....

[@stevejanka361]

Good morning Robert, thank you for sharing your skills and expertise. You really got that gap looking factory perfect. I do like your technique and explanation of it. Thank you and take care. Good luck.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@stevejanka361 Thank you Sir I really appreciate you following and supporting my channel !!!

[@chops6474]

Great job on the gaps! Exactly as it should be done. Very professional. Those 3” x 3/16” wheels work great; I get mine on the big A but eBay has them too. Cheers

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Yeah those wheels are awesome ! Thanks !

[@UnconventionalMetal]

That’s a nice looking gap. Great content as always Robert. Do you have a video on building a chassis jig ? I think I’ll keep my Blazer on the frame to replace the floors but eventually I’d like to remove the body to work on the chassis.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Check this video out kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJnLmoKDr6p2aNk Thanks

[@UnconventionalMetal]

@@guzzifabrication3448 thanks man

[@UnconventionalMetal]

@@guzzifabrication3448 don’t know how I missed that on your channel

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@UnconventionalMetal if you have any other questions on the frame fixture just leave them in the comments, thanks

[@UnconventionalMetal]

@@guzzifabrication3448 thanks I appreciate that

[@guzzifabrication3448]

To support the channel go to : ko-fi.com/guzzifabrication A BIG thank you to all of my supporters and followers ! I make these videos for my D.I.Y guys and gals working on your projects at home with solid tips and trick to help your project shine ! Leave video suggestions, questions, comments in the comments section and I will reply.

[@ericschulze5641]

I can't think of a better way , as I watched I was going to comment you should finish with a file of the type you used , I actually use them as a slap file because you can't seem to find them

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thanks, sooooo many of the " old " tools are getting so hard to find these days.....

[@Heffel2012]

i learned so much from this video thanks 😊 i like using the tig rod and the copper blocker and welding it on with gaps, so cool

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@Heffel2012 hey that's awesome I'm glad the video helped thanks for watching and supporting the channel !!

[@adee-H1066]

Superb job,love your work and tips.thats going to be some ride when it's done😎😎. Watching from south east UK.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you Sir !!! greeting from Texas and welcome to the channel !

[@midnighttutor]

Thank you for making this presentation. Do you have any tips on how to put a radius on that edge that is consistent and matches the original? That seems to be where I screw it up. Thank you.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

I'll be doing a video on the shrinker stretcher soon, check this video out kzbin.info/www/bejne/an6vioyvgNymp8U

[@midnighttutor]

@@guzzifabrication3448 Sorry I was not clear with my question -- I mean the chamfer/rounded edge of the door -- the skin that is folded over is round in cross section does not have a hard edge as left by the grinder. Thank you!

[@SalvageMasterEssex]

@@midnighttutor Use 80 grit paper on a wooden block to hand finish edges 👍

[@glennwilbur2546]

That looks fabulous and it is so reproducible ,Thank You !

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thanks ! I really appreciate your support !

[@richcaseaxon]

As always, wow. Nice job Robert, thanks for the continued videos. Detail work like this is going to make such a huge difference in the final product, but obviously you know that much better than I. Till the next one...!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@richcaseaxon That's an awesome comment ! thank you and thank you for all your support !!

[@everosio6106]

Hi Robert , that looks like factory ,thank you I really appreciate it .....from Cd. Juarez Chih.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you !!! Greetings from Texas and welcome to my channel !!

[@bobbylippy7364]

Crazy thing this morning....I got this video as a must watch on KZbin playlist...I believe that's what its called.... Anyways i don't normally watch this type of video....found myself binge watching almost all...I don't know how to weld but you bet your ass I'll be out this weekend trying it...great Vids...

[@guzzifabrication3448]

That made my whole week !!!! Welcome to my channel !

[@sashiboy6899]

Wow! So simple yet effective!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

That's awesome, thank you for the comment!

[@samperras]

I like the method Thank you for your time

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you Sir! I appreciate your support!

[@popples4973]

Nice to see quality metal work done, it seems to be a lost art. I've used this method in the past & it really makes a nice repair. Keep the videos coming, it's nice to see a metal man in action.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you Sir !!!

[@AlfonsoGudino-l1f]

Looks real good. Thanks for the tips.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thanks for watching, I appreciate the support !

[@3rdpig]

Really nice job, it looks so much better!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you Sir !!

[@mikewelch3903]

This tip is exactly how I planned to do on my ‘66 Mustang.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@mikewelch3903 Nice ! hey thanks for watching I appreciate you

[@tedroybal5231]

Beautiful work Robert.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@tedroybal5231 Thank you Sir !!!

[@rcwarship]

Thank you sir! Wonderful work, eh!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

I really appreciate your support !!!

[@SheetMetalShaping]

Good trick with the copper backer, and a hand file finish. Great video

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thanks for the comment, I appreciate you watching!

[@WilliamLaakkonen]

Great technique - thanks for sharing.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you Sir !!

[@vehdynam]

More valuable information ! You do us DIY's a great service with all your videos. Many thanks. ps: looking forward to the windshield base repair video.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@vehdynam I make these videos for people like you I really appreciate all your support thank you

[@Rick-O-Shay60]

Hey man thanks. This is great! Excellent tip.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you Sir !!

[@wildcard2668]

Beautiful work 👍👍

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you for supporting my channel !!

[@raymondantonio4145]

Thanks for the video Robert, just new subscriber to your channel and I’m definitely a novice diy and appreciate all your tips! I’m just into the body repair stage on a couple projects and have learned a ton so far from your videos and am going back through some of your previous ones. Appreciate the videos and all your tips!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@raymondantonio4145 thank you for the subscription and welcome to the guzzi fabrication channel I really appreciate all your support

[@guzzifabrication3448]

If you have any questions on any of the videos, leave them in the comments and I will get back with you

[@raymondantonio4145]

I definitely will and I’m sure I’ll have a bunch of questions for sure, I appreciate that Robert

[@guzzifabrication3448]

👍

[@std-s7w]

Old school tricks being kept alive by guys like this,learnt this trick when being a apprentice many many moons ago,Still have brass strip and brass block👍

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Nice !!

[@rays9033]

This guy is a magician! Really well done and excellent instructional video!!!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

That's an awesome comment ! thank you Sir !!!

[@jonjones-v5d]

The finishing with the hand file really brought it home. I know just how rough that edge can be with a 24-36 grit disc. A person can always hand sand a short radius on the outside end if they feel they need to round off the edge like a rolled-edge door skin. Great Job! THX!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@jonjones-v5d That's an awesome comment thank you Sir ! yes you're absolutely right we can put any type of radius to match the vehicle. Thank you for watching and supporting the channel !

[@djparn007]

Thank you, Robert. Beautiful job. 👍👍👍

[@guzzifabrication3448]

I really appreciate you !!!

[@Hotdaddy536]

Like it never happened..good job..👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you Sir !!

[@debrabuck9330]

Thanks for sharing. Was wondering how these high end cars all had perfect gaps!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thanks ! I really appreciate the comment and channel support !!

[@thebull9212]

Always with the great videos brother and practical for all the DIY people here...keep it coming!!!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Just passing on the help the next guy / gal ! Thanks brother !!

[@tomscott4723]

Smooth man! Nice!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you Sir, I appreciate you watching !

[@randymcdonald1419]

Thanks for showing this method Robert. You have removed some stress from my life!😀

[@guzzifabrication3448]

That's awesome ! Thanks for the comment !

[@garethmcrae668]

Excellent: subscribed. I was recommended to load up the bare door with equivalent weight of glass, winder, etc to mimic final door weight thus pre-loading the door fit. Working on an old Alfa with aluminium hinges, so probably much more flex than this example!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thanks for the sub and welcome to my channel, glad your watching !

[@LetGaiaLive]

Great video & information. Thanks, man!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thanks for the comment !! 👍👍

[@dwaynedenison1758]

As always beautiful work

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@dwaynedenison1758 thank you sir I really appreciate the comment !

[@losthubcap]

Nice work, thanks for the lesson !

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thanks ! I'm glad you found it helpful!

[@hipoman8087]

Thank you. Great video for my old cars. ❤

[@endurofan9854]

gotta love those tools bro, those are a gem 😍

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Yeas Sir the tools allow a person to be a craftsman !

[@IsmaelGomez-z5m]

😮 fabulous!!!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you Sir !

[@pkuudsk9927]

Killer idea I can see many other times this method could be used now Thanks Man

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Someone showed this method to me along time ago, now I'm passing it on to you !

[@geebobwiz]

Nice. I watched Joe Daddies garage do that as well. Good to see another angle. Also important to have the piece about making sure everything else lines up prior to doing any gap fill!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@geebobwiz yes sir that is huge if the door hinges or other gaps aren't right first or the car isn't supported correctly.... It will all be downhill from there.... hey thanks for the comment and supporting the channel !

[@SYLVESTERSCUSTOMS]

Nice work. There’s only a couple things I would add to this video and that is making sure that the weatherstrip has been fitted on the door while you are aligning the door panel to panel. This has been a common mistake from a lot of cars that we see come through our shop. The other would be if you have the option of TIG welding that way, you don’t have such a hard weld, and you can hammer and dolly at the edge of the door to bring it back straight stretching the weld back out. Although this is completely acceptable, you will make the body guy a lot happier not having to deal with as much Panel dive. Take care 👍🏻

[@guzzifabrication3448]

I agree on the weatherstrip, it's easy enough to measure the inside gap and ensure it is consistent with no " tight " spots + I have multiple tricks manipulating weather stripping, the issue with installing is more than likely it will be damaged trying to remove so 2 sets have to be purchased. On the tig welding, my channel is set up for the DIY people working at home on their own projects most of whom use a mig welder. I have over 200 videos on KZbin and multiple videos on tig welding. Thanks for the input.

[@SYLVESTERSCUSTOMS]

@ well aware. I’m not nit picking you. I have a channel as well. Just my 2cents

[@guzzifabrication3448]

@@SYLVESTERSCUSTOMS Thanks for the input 👍

[@jonathanvidal3073]

Nice job 👍

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thanks !!!

[@bowlingkingpin]

Stunning work, as always. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you Sir !!!

[@tugmeboat]

I like that you also get a little extra beefyness on the door edge too.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Extra thickness to shape to desire doesn't hurt, hey thank you for taking time to leave a comment !!

[@rogerlavictoire]

Top quality 👌

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you Sir !!

[@damonrice8469]

Wow, metal work at it finest!!! Thankyou for this great video. Keep up the good work sir.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you Sir !! I appreciate the comment and support !

[@timeout1569]

Nice work and excellent attention to detail. Best way to do that without using any fillers that crack over time. Thanks for sharing!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Metal wins every time ! Thanks !!

[@rexmyers991]

WOW! Just beautiful work.

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you very much!

[@Magnus-ug4ov]

Nice work! Thanks for the instruction!

[@guzzifabrication3448]

Thank you Sir !!