Repairing A 2022 Gmc Yukon Denali Factory Flaw!

[@paulgassler1021]

Mixing in few collision repair videos along with your regularly scheduled antics would be great. Always like to see a good craftsman showing off his work.

[@12footstroke15]

I agree. Super interesting how much work goes into such a small area of minimal damage. A ton of effort to do the job right and that’s probably why there is so much crappy bodywork in the world. Awesome job Robby 🤙🏻 More please.

[@JCPaintGuy]

As a man who has been in the trades industry all of my adult life, I love and appreciate seeing someone take such pride in their work. Thanks for the inspiration, Robbie!

[@davestevens4263]

I agree , I’ve never seen a shop so such professional job at collision repair & paint work . I spent 12 yrs in the field.

[@TunTavernWarrior2]

I worked in a body shop as a laborer, and was able to observe the owner at work. In my opinion, a great body mechanic has to be an artist, and a good one. Robby fits the bill.

[@mullalan]

@@TunTavernWarrior2 Could not agree more and I will say as an older gentleman I have never seen such great work ethic, and Hillbilly with his knowledge of those older vehicles!

[@deannalemburg10]

Love seeing someone younger actually care about a craft it's so refreshing just love Mr. Layton & crew

[@OffGridAussiePrepper]

ROBBY LAYTON his name is in the channel name....... hahahahaha

[@Stacked_Outdoors]

I enjoy the recovery videos but this type is by far my favorite. You’re really good at what you do! It’s like watching Picasso at work!

[@joefudd]

He sure makes it look a lot easier than it really is!

[@ronaldbarnes2897]

I spent 32 years at Ford as a paint repairman, you guys are the best I’ve ever seen on the channel. You always do a great job! Enjoy watching your videos, brings back memories!

[@PuffMan.]

I think it's nice to see some collision repairs of everyday cars mixed in with what you usually do. It adds more variety.

[@georgelowles5077]

I enjoy any vehicle related content, the accident repair videos I think are amazing and show your expertise off superbly.

[@Dave-gf3kd]

I appreciate these videos the most. I like learning about how body/paint actually gets done. Thanks!

[@AFloridaSon]

That repair was like magic. Criss Angel has nothing on you. I love watching the master at work.

[@1GuyGamingCo]

Love these types of videos, always amazing to watch a master of his trade work

[@roynemmers7323]

I like a mixture of the shenanigan, rebuild and collision repair videos. I'm not looking to become an auto body guy but I love when you explain stuff. I mean how do you repaint a panel like that and not see the tape lines? Good stuff, good crew and I enjoy seeing a craftsman who cares about his work.

[@Husky1run]

Great repair job👍👍

[@stevothetubaman]

You should do a video for the DIYer who would have to spray outside with Harbor Freight tools... keep up the great work!

[@LeeWells-cn7uq]

I really enjoy the effort you put into your work! I have been around a lot of shops and seen different peoples work and by seeing you put plastic over the whole vehicle so there's no chance of over spray just shows how much you care. Yeah it's something very simple and yes it should be done all the time but it doesn't. Much respect!

[@joefudd]

Speaking of masking....Back in 1995 I had ordered a brand new S10, my first ever brand new vehicle. The transporter company had dropped it from the car carrier and smashed the left side of the cargo box on the top and side. The Chevy dealership's body shop had tried to hide it with bondo and made excuses as to why I could not come get my brand new pickup because they were stalling for time as they were covering up the damage. Then suddenly they wanted me to come out at night time after closing hours to take delivery of it, knowing that the damage was not so obviously seen at night. When I got the truck home and pulled it into my garage, I found painted masking tape under the fuel filler door over the gas cap, tape and some masking paper between the cargo box and the cab and under the left rear wheel well and lots of over spray all over the truck's windows and hood and underside/frame. I had removed the left rear tail light assembly looking into the space between the bed and outer sheet metal and saw a 2" deep by 28" long dent along the top edge that was hammered back out, all of the undercoating and paint was chipped off underneath from the hammering and I saw the deep dents were all filled in with bondo. I was super pissed. The dealership tried to stick me with the truck, would not take it back the next day or order me a new one. They said it was between me and Chevrolet. I took the truck back and left the keys. My state says that I had three days to return the truck and make them take it back on the morning of day three. They refused to take it back, so I had went to the bank later that day and put a stop payment on the check, which was for 3/4 of the cost. I made them eat it but after a lot of grief and threats of legal action. My first new car buy experience, which should have been a joyful proud experience was completely ruined.

[@wynottgivemore9274]

@@joefudd well look at it this way, at least you got the real treatment,I mean the trus treatment of really what all you all that go and purchase these brand new vehicles ,it's a rip off for all ,not just you. I've known for year's that as soon as you drive off of the lot your brand new vehicle has depreciated by $2000 and that's not one that has a pound of bondo on it . I would never buy a brand new vehicle even if I had more than enough money to pay cash. Worst investment ever . Now that being said, Im not sure what happened at the end ,did you get your money back,or did you have to keep the truck. It's not clear who was making the threats. I wouldn't put it past the dealership to do so.

[@davidtorrance5814]

Great video !! It's amazing how much work goes into correcting a seemingly small issue. It's great to see the process from beginning to end. 👍👍

[@stevebowser7248]

Dude, this is your bread and butter. Im no expert, but Im betting you ARE the expert. Narrative is interesting, well thought out and very clear. Collision and bodywork vids are so much more interesting.

[@seanripperger]

Some people may just like the builds and recovery videos but I actually like the tips and tricks body work videos from you. Have one I would love to have done and like to see how it's done. How about a video on reclear coating a older vehicle that the clear is failing (hint, hint, like my 99 Suburban). Mine is in good shape other than that clear coat on the hood and roof. Love to know how to fix it without complete repaint. Really enjoy seeing your work. Thanks for the videos.

[@starlight55971]

I agree with Sean, as well some tips on a hole or rust repair for something passable, not a professional restoration.

[@brianbrock6774]

It was interesting and makes for variety of your content. Short and sweet! It does boggle the mind how much you must do for a "simple" fix. So much work! You do it well!

[@daspencer4537]

I could watch Robby paint all day long!! Fantastic!

[@stevedahl3689]

Robbie - this is your core biz. This is what we love to see you do!!!!!

[@EKAdventures51]

Yes to the collision repair side of your business, thanks

[@karena-keithjensen6662]

I love seeing the collision repair

[@michaelrussell6661]

Good to see a guy that does it properly rather than quick and nasty.

[@philwilliams5779]

This is what I want to see in your videos. More wreck repairs!

[@timwhite3030]

I like watching you sand, it’s like visual ASMR. I enjoy watching you use your skills for your craft.

[@MrStefi92]

i think we need more videos like this one Robby!

[@andyrbush]

Absolutely love the collision repairs. Fascinating to see how it should be done and to see the amazing end results.

[@skyepilotte11]

A master craftsman...excellent work..

[@moodyp18]

Yes I have always wanted to see more collision repair. Pretty please

[@tk-2m430]

I like seeing smaller start to finish projects as well on this channel. This was neat!

[@joshyeager2163]

As you are the resident book of knowledge for all things auto body. All of your content is appreciated I enjoy the antics the recovery’s and the absurd detail you and your crew go too and your wife should be canonized for putting up with it all.

[@kenwilkins1574]

I don't know about anyone else but we like watching anything you're doing.

[@RadDadOutdoors]

The collision content is awesome. It shows why you have the shop you do. Because you do things the right way

[@CC-kr2fs]

More please, its fun to see a true proffessional at work.

[@davecockton621]

I love these craftsman videos. I love the Robbie Nation team videos. Variety works for me.

[@robinhadley]

Collision repair is the reason I started watching the channel. Defo need more 👍🏻

[@dreamlinerkoa6438]

Good change of pace 👍

[@SMA19864]

i miss this videos, this is what the channel started with. I like the projects too need a good mix of both.

[@MrSpartanPaul]

Love the day to day collision work.

[@jaybird4095]

I came because of the auto body work. Love the explanations. I absolutely enjoy all of whisker's recoveries. The builds are ok, but I enjoy the rest of the channel content more.

[@1999Valkyrie]

Robby, you are the true Maestro of auto body work, and you are never tempted to take shortcuts. Your pride shows through!

[@robertsoto3717]

As someone who is currently in the industry and always learning or wanting to see how other techs work their magic, please show more of this content!!

[@nexusdodge]

Love seeing just straight collision repair too. Thanks!

[@CB-ch6jw]

Really enjoyed this! I say YES!!! ADD MORE REPAIR AND BODY WORK VIDEOS!

[@dogsnmotorcycles]

I did this kind of work many years ago and I really like seeing videos like this. I'm not aware of any other auto body videos on youtube.

[@ischmidt]

Please, more of this content, Robby! I love all your other adventures with Dinner and Hillbilly, but I also love seeing the quality you guys do on your "real jobs".

[@barbeonline351]

A few weeks back I asked to have some of the collision work mixed back into the video rotation, so I am very happy. To think the number of days you held the vehicle for a four inch problem really says something. Wish I could have read the mind of the customer when you passed on that detail. And you certainly are lucky to be in Ephraim where land can be found in large chunks so you can house a large flotilla of vehicles "in progress".

[@shanebrown8242]

I enjoyed watching the repair process. My favorite videos are the ones when y'all are teaching us something.

[@davidtederick]

I definitely enjoy the collision repair videos. Your newer content is great but the information and details when you show your skills doing the collision videos is crazy good!

[@yannickferron2943]

If only every bodywork were like you.... You rock, great job. So professional. It's so satisfying to watch !

[@Eurk88]

I personally enjoy the collision repair videos, as a body man myself its interesting how others go about their craft.

[@robakagyser2300]

Robby, enjoyed this video. I would like to see more collision repair along with build projects and the other stuff you do on your channel! Thank you for the all of the good content you have on your channel. I really appreciate seeing how everyone on your team work together, and seem to bond as a family for the common good. Some similar content channels have attitudes and language which makes me cringe trying to watch, but your channel is professional in content and your videos are family friendly, and a pleasure to watch! You promote teamwork and it shows! Keep up the good work! You all are really appreciated! God bless you all always! AMEN -Rob in Tennessee

[@natewhiting3431]

Love seeing these collision repair videos. They are what first attracted me to your channel. Seeing Dinner tare down crash damage was great.

[@chevbowtie86]

Hey Robby. Your attention to detail is something I see, try to perfect and use in my job. That detail is a dying breed. My job wants numbers. perfection is overlooked. I hope that I can become a part of the perfection process once again. This channel brings that perfection side out. Thanks.

[@cliffcollins4124]

Yes please show more of your "day to day" work as it is very informative. I never realized just what it takes to do a really top job. Thanks for showing us

[@AcePaul]

As someone who knows a bit more than average, but way less than a pro......vids like this really fill in the blanks. Would love to see more paint and dent repair.

[@slothomatic]

I'm glad you did another one of these regular job videos, it's been awhile since we got to blow tack and stat it.

[@siegelge]

It's nice to see a true craftsman at work. More of this content please.

[@johnfristoe4256]

I really like watching these process videos

[@darrell119]

I really enjoyed your short repair on the Yukon. Do more .

[@tomstepanowicz6191]

I like watching the collision / body work videos. There used to be a lot more of it on your channel, but the outdoor videos really took over. (They are a lot more fun to watch and probably a lot more fun to make too.)

[@dennislavigne1299]

Real instructions are almost impossible to find on you tube. It’s awesome that you are no poser.

[@jefftabor595]

I enjoy the collision repair videos as well as the fabrication. Expertly watched video.

[@georgecloudjr.3008]

Having helped in my much much younger years in a shop that built race car bodies for dirt track cars, I enjoy seeing the body work/repair side as well as the adventure side of your content

[@gi7892]

I appreciate learning from a craftsmen. A lot of your content is entertaining, but I usually prefer learning something over just being entertained. As tedious as all the sanding on the golden nugget was I gained a new appreciation as to what goes into a show quality paint job. Thanks for this video.

[@matthewpeterson3329]

When you started your channel, there was a lot more collision content, and this video reminded me that I missed it. So yes, while the projects are fun, I would love to see more of the daily collision videos.

[@kevinkc3onohelijeepworld953]

Love seeing that auto body repairs 😉Would ❤️ to see you fix a new jeep JL with the bubbling paint on the hinges doors actually all over. Maybe just a short explanation why it’s happening and what the proper fix is vs a spot sand and parking lot repaint most dealers will try 😵😉

[@graememckay9972]

Superb workmanship. I started watching after you made an appearance on MORR. I think it was the banana long before the morvair was built. Great mix of bread and butter skills, recoveries, projects and collab.

[@ChannelJanis]

Love these collision videos. I already feel smarter after watching it. It teaches what can be done to those that think the whole car must be repainted.

[@IncredibleDrone]

These videos are good with some shop shenanigans.

[@Gowaduv]

Showing your professionalism and attention to detail is a nice change of pace from the side projects that don't need or get the level of quality you give to customers.

[@SteamfanScott]

These type videos are just as entertaining and informative as the build or rescue type videos. I have a small dent and a scratch in my truck that I have thought about having a shop fix and have wondered what it takes to repair those correctly. There is a definite art and skill to bodywork and paint that I’m sure takes loads of talent and experience to master, and the confidence to repair and repaint a nearly $100,000 brand new vehicle. May not be a popular opinion, but would enjoy seeing more of these type repair videos.

[@josegalvan6181]

Great video! Good way to show customers all the work that goes into a small repair.

[@joez8507]

forgot how much I enjoyed your energy

[@wilson4328]

It was cool to see you do a regular repair video again, thanks.

[@xxBlazinBobxx]

I like watching these small projects expertly repaired! That Denali is nice, too!

[@charleytodd5792]

Yes to more videos like this

[@richardburke6902]

Request for Robbie (or the boss) I would love a Layton t-shirt that says “Blow, Tac, and Static” :)

[@jamesbigham9036]

Robby I really like seeing stuff like this and I hope you will do more videos like this. I love how you are one of the best because you go the extra mile and don't cut any corners.

[@nickraschke4737]

This is great. Shows your craftsmanship. I’d happily watch this type of video. Your other stuff is great too. But good to watch a job of work being executed well.

[@barstri2328]

I hope you will post more collision videos because after the hack job that was done to my truck I and along with many other people would love to learn from someone like you guys

[@TakkiMann]

Now that's the type of shit we like to see Robby Layton doing!!

[@dalecrosby8751]

As much as I enjoy the builds, like the BronkStar, I really enjoy the education you provide in such episodes as this where you explain not only WHAT you do but WHY. If I were ever to need body work done, I have learned the correct way, not the short-cut way. Thank you.

[@bradluecke9829]

I like watching you paint. Reinforces how much work a good paint job is.

[@pgg0024]

Nice to see this craftsmanship between the other videos

[@iralosttwo5569]

Yes, keep this kind of videos coming. It’s very interesting.

[@upperroomtoo]

It is interesting to see all the work going on in the background. I don't think most of us realize how large the shop is. Maybe time for a full tour and story behind Layton Autobody.

[@tomhaley6812]

Love the collision/body work content

[@wolfguardian8312]

Rob, you truly are a talented vehicle and body repair specialist....There are very few people who can perform the magic you do....

[@bryanmcdermott4204]

That was both interesting and educational.

[@OGSook]

I've been working on cars since I was a kid (around 12 years old with my pop, RIP) and was even a mechanic at one point in my life but I've never even tried body work. I've always been interested but never had the confidence. I love these collision videos because I learn something new every time.

[@1950harleycharley]

I WOULD LOVE TO SEE MORE ACCIDENT REPAIRS. You are far ahead of what we had 40-50 years ago,!

[@duelly581]

Yes Robbie.....more collision type stuff , but still do the rescues and projects ! Am I asking too much for your videos to be a little longer ? Haha you guys are great ! I know the editing is a lot of work .

[@franksmith9954]

I love all the humor and fun. But I also enjoy the techy stuff. I feel you do a great job at balancing both. Keep up all the great work. I look forward to every video.

[@mkdrivingzone]

I took a leaf out of your book, and changed it. I make my own "block" to block out our bedroom walls and boy did it make a difference. High & low spots popped out, which will make redecoration much easier. Thanks Robbie.

[@Heeman5]

Congrats on 300,000 subs!!💪🏼👍🏼

[@charlesrollison7830]

Like the collision stuff. Did body and fender repairs in the 80's and 90's. Still do a few now and then.

[@samziarek5114]

Can we please see a mix in of more in depth collision jobs, very fascinating and enjoyable to watch.

[@jmit5650]

I am amazed at the amount of work that goes into such a small repair. Great job.

[@Josh-GT]

Of course we like these kinds of videos!! Personally, I appreciate anybody who takes pride in their work. Robby and his team just make it fun to watch..✌

[@stevebulman7812]

Yes, definitely want to see more collision stuff. I learned about not to fill the scratches because material shrinks. Great stuff.

[@kenpryor4440]

I like seeing work like this over the rescue vids you posted lately