HOW TO REPAIR RUST Fender Patch Panel FROM SCRATCH " Metal Shaping " Simple TOOLS

On this episode of Make It Kustom, I shape a fender patch panel using Shrink and stretch techniques
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[@MakeItKustom]

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[@mikepettengill2706]

Was that your first ad ever? That's awesome!

[@user-vo9ge7cj7u]

Your a gifted artist of metal and a natural teacher passing on skills to others, well done !!

[@djpaulk]

Yes.. True. The passion is contagious 👍

[@paulhedman7387]

I do love these basic metal shaping videos. But I don't skip any of your other videos either, it's all great stuff. Thanks.

[@srchastain859]

I'm glad to see that you are doing more sheet metal work !!! That is why I started watching your channel a few years ago, because of your skill and great metal working ability !!

[@TheDistur]

It's so cool how the rough piece gets transformed into that beautiful smooth final part. Amazing work man.

[@dogpotter]

Wow that was intense. the patience to make that piece was incredible. thanks for sharing

[@sir_bertimus1547]

It's always amazing to see what you can do with a piece of flat steel. Also good to see you getting back to what drew me to your channel.

[@johnclauser7392]

Thank you Karl !!!!!!! Really appreciate your patience to teach us.... Loved watching you and Brent from half-ass customs working together. That was awesome...... God bless. Keep up the good work

[@Berend-ov8of]

Ramp trucks back and forth, nothing beats watching you do your sheet metal magic. To be able to constructively beat up a piece of flat metal, to end with something not only aesthetically pleasing, but also meticulously fitting is so way beyond me, I can only watch in awe.

[@russtuff]

This is my favorite part of your channel, but I dig everything else too.

[@randyfleet9968]

I love this content! I can't tell you how many of your techniques have helped me on my vehicle. I just planished in 24" curves on some valance panels fora 914 using your exampled of hand made dies.

[@morgansword]

Altho happy you have a nice ramp truck, glad to have you back building sheetmetal into something useable

[@davidcarr4464]

I really enjoyed all of the ramp truck stuff but, these kind of videos are what I really love! Tight work 👍🏻

[@tstuart7333]

I fully agree. Personally I have been viewing the growth of the site almost we very video. That sure is what you channel grew on and that's what drew me to your channel. However I enjoy every moment of every thing which is shown. I have also like others been aware of those items whish have been put on the back shelf or fallen behind. I guess that progress is in motion. Many thanks for all the makings, effort and everything which yourself, Elio and others have an input.

[@koolkar55]

Back to the roots is always a good place to go Karl. Thanks for sharing another awesome video Mate. Cheers, Billy J.... Queensland, Australia

[@Watchmaker_Gereon-Schloesser]

Thank you SOOO much for showing us and sharing your knowledge with us! You are my favorite metal panel/ sheet artist! I dare to restore my car after an accident last year in feb. It's a Citroën Dyane of 1967 (luxury 2CV) Cordial greetings! Géréon

[@speedycat128]

An old school brother in 2024 the you have to make it to save it family is so small now you rock with all your videos bringing an art back to the main stream that I thought was lost but for a few old guys thanks brother

[@cannednolan8194]

I like learning how to shape metal. KZbin is the only teacher for this that I have so please keep making the videos.

[@paulvanhouts3365]

G’day Carl, these are great educative videos, thank you for sharing your passion and enthusiasm. Looking forward to the next installment on the zephyr, but really I enjoy all your vids.

[@leonardgilbreath9004]

Explaining and telling how to shape and form is very important always enjoy watching your videos thumbs up 👍

[@chuckster6513]

Yes Karl, we wish to learn from you. No one can know it all, but you do have great knowledge.

[@frederickshipp8013]

I was thinking, make it out of two pieces,but you showed us how it can be done using one. 👍👍 Thank you Karl. Looking forward to the next video.

[@marca5883]

I have been loving the ramp truck videos but these repair show & tells are why I consider your channel one of the very best💚🇬🇧🌱

[@minnesotatomcat]

Duplication is the hardest part sometimes, you can get lucky and have something turn out good but then trying to build another one exactly the same or a mirror image can be maddening! You’re the best bud! Tell Brenda I says hi! 😍

[@ericmorriscompany9648]

This kind of content is exactly what I love. I certainly enjoy all of your videos but this is particularly great. I have a project that just fell in my lap to make a liquor cabinet entirely clad in brass sheet. Loads of shape. If I were two section the brass sheet the welds lines will be a mismatch color. So each door has to be formed from one single sheet. So this is great content for me. Keep it coming!

[@tritonwow]

You rock! Thank you for your gifted contribution to this world.

[@MrWheelrdealer]

Very nice. I always learn things from your metal videos. Thanks.

[@djpaulk]

Perfect... You explain things well. Not just rust repairs done proppa, but a great intro into body making.. 👍🇭🇲

[@PynkPwny]

Carl you make it look so easy, but years of experience have honed your skills! I can't wait to start working with some metal and watching your videos then maybe someday being able to attend a class you put on.

[@davidkimsey9591]

I absolutely love watching this kind of work. Thank you again for sharing, Karl!

[@user-fd6pc3uw9v]

Шедевральна робота!👍

[@johnfields7936]

Fantastic craftsmanship Carl! You're a genius!

[@lanceyarish1809]

Love what you do Carl!

[@kevsta67]

that was totally bad ass. nice to see a younger guys with a skill like this

[@murdoc6501]

Excellent explanation of your process! Your metal shaping/fabrication skills are just remarkable! That was a ton of work! Love all the content! Go Japhands, keep moving forward!

[@penguinbrand]

You are the master! Always enjoy you sharing your amazing skills. Thank you

[@danielbuckner2167]

Karl, that's your wheelhouse! You are fantastic at metal work so just rock it! We still LOOOOOOOOVE builds like the zephyr as it is a lot of metal work! I personally would still love to see how either ech or both of you and Mr. Bennet would build a hallock style or Duvall style windshied!! Once I see that then I'll start bugging ya about making a custom CEO but something classy that's never been around like a Packard COE or a Lincoln COE or a Cadillac COE!!!

[@davecochran7324]

this helps me to better understand how to think about how I need to make parts and what to expect. If it looks Wonky well then start over or keep at it till its better. A Great Man has said " Every Day is a Skool Day. :)

[@liquidhandwash]

Great to see the process, from start to finish, Looking at a rust hole like that, it's hard to know where to even start, so I end up not starting at all. Love the video.

[@hernanmarinas2539]

Great job. Thanks for sharing.

[@ashc5728]

This is a wonderful demo of the job start to finish!!

[@Hertog_von_Berkshire]

I'm unlikely ever to do this kind of work but it's comforting to know that, if the need arises, I would know where to start. Thanks for the great videos.

[@user-ws7qh5zg8f]

Unbelievable! Beautifully done.

[@Georgiaguntraining]

Excellent, as expected. Thank you. This helps me with the very amateur metal artwork I do.

[@darrelkinney9856]

Very nice way to see how much it takes to make a patch panel in one piece .

[@mixpick138]

AMAZING work! But, yeah, I can't wait to see an easier way to do this. Holy chit man, that was a ton of work... Many thanks for sharing and giving me an idea of what's involved in doing this kind of restoration!

[@jdimeo1966]

Like, like, like the sheet metal fab videos. Looking forward to the 2-piece demo version. More in line with my skillset.

[@johnds6621]

I like these types of videos. I can't believe you can work metal sheets that much without it giving up the ghost and splitting somewhere.

[@ishsiriram6646]

This stuff is great. I also enjoy the home made tools. I am busy building your mini pull max. Thank you for sharing... from South AFRICA

[@jamesdavenport4583]

All respect to you Sir. That is amazing work you did on that patch panel. Mind officially blown 🤯🤯

[@jamiemiller2901]

Absolutely love watching this type of content thankyo

[@briankinnear7461]

Fantastic video. Love these. Look forward to more. Be safe and stay well.

[@marca5883]

Wow! Shoe sales now! That aside, what a great video💚🇬🇧🌱 this sort of info is so helpful thanks Karl👍

[@CheapThrills66chevy]

Well done. Love the metal shaping and tool creation videos but I watch and like them all. 👍👍

[@CroMagnonCustoms]

Educational, love switching shit up for a video or two

[@chrissandberg8856]

Absolutely the best episode in a while.. Great explanation of the process and seeing the results.. You are correct, this is what I personally came to your channel for and it has been a great experience all the way a long.. Please keep it real, you are the best..

[@MakeItKustom]

Thank you for the support on this! I know I’ve been all over the place with builds and not as much sheet metal, which is really what the channel was built on

[@franksgarage8551]

Im impressed how you got that done.yes , i wold have never achieved that in one piece. My amateur skills lead me to use duct tape, and pile on a couple layers then peel it off and slit tape to lay it flat. I used to cut out where there was metal showing and shape and weld. Now it would indicate where shrinks would be. Looking forward to the 2 piece panel video.

[@FlintCollinson]

Thanks Karl, yes many of us are watching you to learn how to do this, also we need to fabricate panels for vehicles that patch panels are not available for. You explain thing very clearly.

[@MakeItKustom]

Thanks a lot! That’s always been my goal

[@spencercoates9067]

I have been watching you videos for a long time and have always enjoyed them but this video for some reason I completely understood the way you explained how you were moving the metal. It clicked in my head. It’s hard to explain but I have always enjoyed fabrication work, have owned a custom chopper shop, but this video made me understand more than anything else I have seen. Thank you.

[@dillonweigel3101]

I’ve been excited for this video for a very long time

[@hamairman6840]

Thanks for the video. It was entertaining as well as informative.

[@adambergendorff2702]

Good explanation of what you wanted to make the metal do!

[@CapablePimento]

I look at this, and wish I had this level of skill, but JC…it’s like ‘how to build a piano from scratch’. I will NEVER develop my skills to that level. Know thyself. But if I can cut in a rust repair panel without it looking wonky or using 15 gallons of Bondo, I’ll consider myself successful. Don’t get me wrong, it’s awesome to watch a master. But I am ham handed and can not grasp the pebble. You are the man!

[@joecioe8566]

Although I enjoy the cool builds and the artistic touch. I always enjoy some educational stuff.

[@stevesmoneypit6137]

Karl this is a great video on common problems run into when working on our junk! 👍🏻

[@MakeItKustom]

Thanks Steve!

[@donaldhalls2189]

Excellent job, looks excellent, thanks for sharing, all the best to yous and your loved ones

[@richardsmith-qy6vl]

Another great video i was watching mike belleo yesterday thanks so much for telling us about about a year ago he just hit the 50k subscriber mark i told him with his tallent he should be at 500k i love all you guys videos thanks karl keep doing what you do.

[@flatworm00]

It is amazing that you can take a flat piece of metal and make that much shape without cutting it...

[@zippitydooda9112]

Thanks!..Great information..

[@shotsrodder]

Moving metal 👍 nice work 👨🏻‍🎨

[@frankfurther3828]

Thanks for the lesson.

[@Wheel_Horse]

Your buddy Fitzee loves to make shapes out of multiple pieces. "Cut and Butt" !

[@floridian7143]

Always good stuff! Thanks for sharing

[@stephencoddington7383]

Love the fab work,and the tolms youve made to do the worn 👍

[@rustyrodgarage2686]

Fine work Karl.thanks for the lessons

[@RandallSoong-pp7ih]

Awesome!!

[@37FordGuy]

So glad to see more of this content. The big projects are great, but your true gift is metal shaping and these lessons are invaluable. Thank you.

[@MakeItKustom]

Thanks Tom! Yea man I gotta get back to it !

[@brucegrunert2941]

Outstanding work K

[@Chevypowered5766]

Great work and a great explanation on how and why you should do it a certain way. Thanks again. Later

[@garylietz6305]

Excellent tutorial.

[@billsheehy1660]

Great skill !

[@dougwernham5209]

Excellent video, very intresting thanks Karl.

[@MyHairyChin]

Learned alot on this one!!

[@rowycoracing]

Good stuff. Thanks!

[@francisrampen9099]

Hi Karl, no doubt some folk will complain about commercial sponsors. The sad reality is we are all part of a capitalist system and have to pay bills. I think you are doing it exactly right - short, straight forward and products you actually use and like. If the folks at Metal Supermarkets and Princess Auto are watching there is no better KZbin makers to support - Karl, Elio et al are what is great about this country. It takes a long time to make your videos and we are all appreciative.

[@poolmotorrepairguyFL]

looks like lot of fun.

[@milwaukeeroadjim9253]

Did you have a mentor or did you learn all this yourself. Hard to believe you can bent sheetmetal so much and then plenish it back smooth. You are a master.

[@That70sChannel]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZDOaGCkqd5op7csi=7q5U6LZjk9RqHofz I don't know if You Tube allows hyperlinks but one year ago there was a video about his background, there's a lot of inspiration in that video

[@robertbennett9243]

Good tutorial.

[@Platypus2048]

Love it!!

[@larryreece1403]

Great video Karl! I wish I knew you needed those fenders. I’ve got a pair sitting in my yard. Rough, but not rotted. DM me if you need inner fenders or the duct tubes.

[@daleking8529]

Excellent video!!

[@LHW-kg9cp]

For clarification, Closed Captions miss-spelled '"Cleco" as "cleos". Cleco Fasteners - Temporary Rivets Originally developed by the Cleveland Pneumatic Tool Company, temporary cleco fasteners are a fast and easy method of holding sheets together for drilling and permanent riveting or before final cut and final fitting. Hope this helps. Thanks for great tutorial!

[@dancarter482]

_We don't know what we don't know ~ and now we're sure of it!_

[@JimmyMakingitwork]

I'm glad you said you wouldn't do it this way again, I kept thinking what it would cost in labor for this part, I'll guess you had almost the whole day on it? At our repair shop we charge $154 an hour. :) Awesome work as usual though!

[@bscoffeeandwelding7236]

Very happy to watch you do that but right from the start when I saw how much shrink you needed I thought that's a two-piece because I just don't have time for that, bring on the next one.

[@samperras]

Triple pass Radiator + those twin fan setup from your mate will fix the ramp truck Karl,

[@neilf.7222]

I dig it. 🤘🏻

[@stevenlane729]

Mad skills ❤

[@SkaterStimm]

Love this content.

[@troyweatherford9874]

Awesome video!