Restoration Repair rusty part by old sch

Restoration Repair rusty part by old sch
#mechanic #mechanicjack #restoration #panelbeater #rustypart #oldschool

[@Orpheusftw]

Regardless of what some are saying about the rust not being arrested, shaping that part by hand is incredibly difficult and bad ass. 👌 The end result looks nice, too.

[@nardellajoseph]

I just watched this and let me just say I wish I could have been able to do as good job as this on our Town work trucks and big tandem dumps, like you said by the time they rot out more the trucks will have been replaced or kept as an old spare.There was nothing wrong with this fellows finished product,I’ve seen real s##t jobs done by regular body shops that just used filler!👍👌

[@teekuepie2536]

Old school layout and fixing!!! My hat is off to U, Sir!!!!!

[@meira45ful]

Achava nova ficou bem feita. se o carro fosse meu eu não aceitaria a chapa podre permanecesse por baixo.

[@howardfletcher4353]

@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist9🤣🤣

[@jonatanaltidormoreno9491]

Meanwhile..... RUST is developing a plan b beneath the well-disimuled surface, maybe in three month we will see the answer. I hope not but... rust is a cancer.

[@tomcrout4162]

Just covered the rusted-out area. Always best to cut-out (remove) all the rotten metal.

[@brianmayer7988]

Exactly!!!

[@MiGujack3]

Ridiculous. I thought he would use it as a template. So much work just to hide the issue.

[@jonnun7713]

😆🤪

[@surf..77]

Verdade..no Brasil isso se chama serviço porco...poderia ter cortado a peça e soldado a nova .😂😂😂

[@fabiomarcel464]

Misericórdia!!! Serviço feio em

[@isaacjrv]

Some of you may think that the job is not perfect due to rust not removed completely, but these trucks are work trucks so most likely, it will be in a scrap yard sooner than the metal will rot, so a fix like this works pretty good for the remaining of the trucks life.

[@TeSolycMandalor]

That should not be an excuse to perform substandard work.

[@lucienpetrus3851]

I think it's pretty awesome. Cape Town South Africa

[@nawabkhan-ih4ex]

=yuuyuu

[@digthis3169]

@@TeSolycMandalor yeah this wouldn’t fly by my standards either

[@gatorb8]

Then why bother with the repair in the first place?

[@Lovenlife139]

Im a bodyman of 20 yrs. What he is doing is everyday run of the mill rust repair. What im amazed by is the primitive tools he's using.

[@pak3ton]

yeah me too he is using everything as tools xD

[@JohnDoe-ml8ru]

No body shop "repairs" a truck like this.

[@Lovenlife139]

@@JohnDoe-ml8ru my point is hes doing great for that piece of shit truck and the tools he had to work with. Do you even repair bro?

[@Lovenlife139]

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[@JohnDoe-ml8ru]

@@Lovenlife139 yeah. With only home Depot steel, a flux core welder and an angle grinder. The old rust is like cancer, you can't neutralize it. You gotta completely cut out the cancer, then use a template to transfer over to the sheet metal what you need to weld back in. You never just paste a piece of steel on top of the old metal.

[@RS4Ship]

I love that he used a rusty piece of metal to replace the rusty piece of metal

[@latenttweet]

That’s what raw metal looks like. Worse as you get to saltier climates. Iron will always rust it will never stand the test of time. You have to chemically treat it or encapsulate in paint. It’s really the thickness of the steel and the alloy that determine how long it will last. 1/2” plate steel may take 100 years to rust through in the same environment 1/32” will take 3 years. The rust is always there on microscopic levels

[@anon-wr3dh]

@@latenttweet buff buff and buff it out.

[@bicivelo]

I love that you don’t know the difference between surface rust and what they started out with.

[@browingrasta1693]

yuh a pisen miuth

[@manlymanyo2511]

Surface rust son

[@АндрейАлександрович-ь7у]

The old metal remains, this work will quickly rot.

[@warofhero]

It's an old car. I guess it's cheaper to repair that way.

[@ghut-wz2sr]

Probably gonna put the truck up for sale. Some person will pay way to much money. Here in USA we call that a craigslist rebuild!!!!

[@duggydugg3937]

could be spray painted with rust reformer to stop rust

[@ModelARider]

Used Car lot repair.

[@lmbcvt]

​@@ModelARidermy thoughts exactly

[@donotdisturbfishing]

Dang! Using the tools that he has and getting it done is truly amazing…imagine what he could do with modern technology.

[@mostbrutalvideos4612]

He didn’t repair anything he covered it up extremely shoddy work

[@oddmanout7755]

This is modern technology.

[@fracturedsolace145]

@@mostbrutalvideos4612 stop hating

[@TeSolycMandalor]

@@fracturedsolace145 it's facts, the rust needed to be cut out. Don't be ignorant. Please ok up the proper way to repair body rust.

[@Bawkr]

Still beats the 2023 model, guess that's why he stopped and covered it up, all about looks no one cares about function these days. Pure optics.

[@greenandgold6814]

I'm amazed, true craftsmanship. The modern world wants us to scrap trucks and cars like these that have plenty of life left in them. With skilled people like this man they could have a longer extended life

[@Mrhvac]

I definitely admire his skills. The man's going to be blind in a few years though. I thought it was interesting that he was careful to wear a hard hat during the body repair but didn't bother with eye protection while he was welding the steel.

[@josecarlo5432]

...send him an e-mail...

[@max.solarium]

Das sind Chinesen so. Sie tragen immer einen Schutzhelm. Und Handschuhe bei der Drehmaschine

[@mychicksrthick]

Well he had that mask on so that should protect him. You really believe in that old wise tale that you need to wear eye shades to not go blind while welding?

[@regobertoaguilar6293]

Thumps up, great job 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍.

[@Hitech82]

Good job. Next time show the people how you applied a rust inhibitor to any of the remaining metal from the original rusted structure. Nice job. Great skills. This is after all a great fix for a work truck.

[@mikeass242]

He didn't even cut out the rusted metal its a shit job waste of money hack job

[@Spiffytheweed316]

A lot of comments on the effectiveness of this repair and the price to replace a panel, etc. This repair will likely outlast the vehicle and was probably a dirt cheap repair. You can’t find a shop anymore that will repair rust damage on a daily driver. Kudos to this guy for providing a decent repair and probably at an awesome price.

[@viperrr6886]

Yea

[@shanestanton5481]

The reason no one does rust repair is because it doesn't work. 6 months is all you get before it starts rusting again. Rust repair is only done by used car dealers, and the buyer gets shafted

[@rigoloweb4762]

It wont outlast the vehicle since it's what will lead the vehicle to its end.

[@Barian666]

Отдельный респект за навык варить без маски.. глаза же от этого только лучше видеть станут?

[@dantemarasca]

Increíble con herramientas muy basicas hiciste un trabajo especular, mis felicitaciones

[@steventinajero7208]

Sé le va pudrir mañana 😂😂😂🤣

[@russellgelfuso3518]

Why would you do all of that work when you know it’s not going to last?

[@justincase2281]

Now that is really something!! Simple tools, but highly skilled!! Great results!! 👍

[@stompylee]

True craftsmanship here. I’m just wondering how good his eyes will be after welding like that.

[@wrangler065]

its a mig welder, close your eyes when you press the trigger til you release it. welders do it all day long when just putting small spot welds on to hold the metal in place..this guy was spot welding because metal is so thin, even lowest setting wood burn thru or warp the panel thats why you spot weld 1 side then another so metal cools and wont warp..continous welding requires a welding helmit or lens but spot welding closing your eyes wont hurt your eyes..ive done it for yrs

[@johnnyappleseed3813]

That's some awesome work my friend.

[@hoost3056]

Old school is right. No machine cutting, all hand formed. Excellent hands

[@Craig-m2l]

Love the workmanship guys, keep up the good work!

[@rapidfire-0680]

Very nice work except, that everywhere that you punched the metal to create the seems, will be a weak point for rust, because of the tooling marks, even though it was coated with sealer, but it's still a decent looking repair, that should last for quite a few years, good job !

[@romualdosilva4171]

VERY 👍 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🇵🇷

[@Cole-ps2ru]

Yea for a work truck *I'm assuming* it'll be good for the remaining years of that trucks life

[@shanestanton5481]

6 months

[@savanalexis1947]

This is The type of video i enjoy watching...Very good craftsmanship ❤

[@mrq6435]

This GUY IS TRULY A FANTASTIC N A PROFESSIONAL PANEL-BEATER WITH LOADS OF PATIENCE AND A LOVING HEART FOR THIS JOB...!!! HATS OFF....!!!!@!!!!!!!!!

[@namegoesfirstthenlastname1785]

I don't care and I don't know anything about cars, but this was recommended and I couldn't stop watching, haha.

[@riceburner4747]

Amazing! 👍 No matter what, u would have to replace bed. Great video for diy w/low funds.

[@rikardandersson3015]

Amazing craftsmanship! Greetings from Sweden

[@Windvaleblue1]

That is absolutely 💯 Amazing!! You are a true artist 🎨 😀 👏

[@paulpetrusek8443]

You are good. 'A' plus for sheet metal and body work. I am impressed.

[@christinenevistiuk7906]

Nice job guys . I liked it . Not conventional but nice !

[@MK-1010]

The man definitely knows his work. I'm not sure how much he prepared the patch area, and I've seen better welds, but I always have a mask on. I'm sure it's strong enough.

[@MisterFridayOMG]

Men are so needed in this world. So much work.

[@arnoldrafaeldiazgutierrez7580]

Muy bueno excelente solo hay algo que no me párese. (no es mejor retirar. Cortar el podrido y después pegar la pieza nueva 👋😀)

[@martincarranza7546]

Me parecía que no lo había sacado 😂

[@michelemaiurano9855]

Stai più attento già fatto

[@miguelalfonsoleonlara]

Claro sería mucho mejor cortar las partes dañadas oxidadas y soldar el panel o lámina nueva. En ves de sobre poner encima de lo dañado a futuro es más el trabajo.. porque se puede hacer más corrosión más ligero sé acaba de oxidar el lateral completo por instalar una lámina sobre otra??

[@michelemaiurano9855]

@@miguelalfonsoleonlara metti italiano grazie mille

[@arnoldrafaeldiazgutierrez7580]

@@miguelalfonsoleonlara 👍

[@soundboydesign1373]

Canada here, respect to the hand work...good eye...nod from me!

[@fordinlinestraight]

Hard to find enough words to describe! Excellent work. Very inspiring. Extremely crafty.

[@wagu7003]

This wasn't a great novel or classic movie. Surely you can find a few good adjectives for this wonderful and interesting video.

[@tonyanderson8497]

Your a baaaaad man . Takes a lot of skill and hard work . Hopefully no more rust issues

[@robertferrell8518]

I see a couple of major problems with what just happened!! Number one why didn’t he just find another truck bed or at least the whole left side and weld that back onto it as opposed to trying to reuse and fabricate a new skin? Second he welded after all those hours of effort, I guarantee it took a while. He did a really nice job for doing it all by hand, but then he turned around and weld it at all right back over the original skin that was corroded without treating it without cutting it away nothing. !!!😳😳😳 unfortunately, I can foresee the corrosion bubble right back through to the new skin he made because of the absence of cutting out the old oxidation galvanic corrosion is going to prevail here! And I’m gonna throw in one more here for III the time it took him to go through all that and repaint it. He could’ve swapped out the whole truck bed for less money and time that it took him to repair one section of the bed skin.!!!! I said again, kudos on his ability to make a good representation of the factory bed skin, his efforts would’ve been better suited for small patches, and replacements, rather than virtually half of the whole side of the truck,!!! Not too much logic there!!!

[@HeadTurnNet]

I guess 1) he just didn’t know the fact the old rusty corrosion will eat thru the new sheet of metal, 2) a piece of sheet metal with some DIY cutting, welding, and spray paint will probably cost less than a used truck bed, I dunno, maybe in China it’s more cost-effective do it this way. Regardless, he was doing a pretty decent job hiding the rusty part, although the new paint job seems to have a lot of orange peel.

[@franksmythe6969]

I guess you missed the part where he covered the whole affected area with some sort of primer or rust encapsulating paint. Look at 2:38 again

[@corleonis5742]

Or they just didnt care. Cos they are stupid.

[@rvalerio77]

All old and new parts were covered in that light blue paint.

[@TaiwanBobby]

Try finding a replacement bed from a region that all of them have rotten out. You fix what you can't buy.

[@heygirl3]

Beautiful work.. you're an artist👍

[@miltonfreeman2047]

I enjoy watching jack with his extraordinary skills

[@luisgamez9941]

What about the old rusty panel that is under the new sheet metal? The rust will grow on to the new metal.

[@stevenfreeman7798]

That was incredible lol!. Well done very clever!!!.

[@johnowens4205]

This guy has some skills ! Please someone send him a parts catalog and some power tools 😳🙃😁 GREAT JOB SIR ❣️

[@joshuaadams7900]

Bro is a tradesman and artist, mad respect sir well done 🫡

[@roman_85roman61]

"Золотые руки" у человека. Молодец👍

[@ProMachinist]

He's good, I gotta give him that. Nicely done.

[@paulogss2175]

Excelente trabalho! Parabéns!!

[@MoeLarryTheCheese]

This man is a true craftsman.

[@ivanreyes8448]

I like ur videos...keep up doing this amazing work 👏 👌

[@felixcat9318]

This professional makes his work look simple, but it took a lot of skill and experience to form that panel shape.

[@michaelnobles5079]

Great job 👏 Personally would have sandblasted and treated rust underneath but looks amazing.

[@FoodTech101]

Fantastic skills! A true artist at work 👏🏾

[@lulabella9968]

I had something like that repaired on my car. Nothing but rust. What skill! Excellent.

[@International-BlackMan]

Videos on this channel is so satisfying!!!!

[@xmo552]

That was great metalworking especially considering his tools. I wonder if/why he chose to leave the panel. Maybe they only wanted a quicky. Maybe this much money gets you this much repair. Maybe he doesn't have something to cut with. As far as creating a panel, that was great.

[@rogerringold616]

Freebie for wife brother maybe.

[@bojackhorseman.oficial]

Parabéns pelo trabalho, mas deveria comprar a peça já pronta.

[@ЮрийВедотов]

А разве старый ржавый металл удалить не надо? Он же внутри гнить будет.

[@theflashreformas1060]

Eu pensei a mesma coisa

[@efill345]

Для ютуба и так пойдёт) контент главное есть. Когда сгниет можно новый ролик снимать и героически побеждать дыры по новой)

[@podonoktlt9149]

На фоне того что он "прилепил" туда уже заражённый ржа металл, остальное ерунда)

[@sergiojacquez2277]

Fantastic job. Given the tools he used. 👍

[@MarcosFD13]

Maravilhoso trabalho, excelente, fantástico e de tirar o chapéu COMO NOS FALAMOS POR AQUI. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻🍀

[@surf..77]

O cara só cobriu a ferrugem com uma chapa . Kkk se fosse no seu carro vc gostaria desse serviço?😂😂😂ele molda o metal mais solda por cima da ferrugem..adianta nada só esconde o problema

[@dienlas7605]

Menilai pekerjaan seseorang memang gampang ,tapi ketika kita yang melakukan mungkin akan lebih buruk, anda hebat Pak saya mendukung anda. Nice good job mister🙏👍👍👍 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@clovissantos6218]

Muito bom Very good😁😁😁

[@osvaldo7615]

I wish I had your talent and skills . That takes 20-30 years of life skills … way to go 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@steflabbe]

Whaooo Amazing ! Sky scenes so funny, love that 🤣

[@HKRXPRS]

Excellent skills in making the new panel although you did nothing to remove the rust on the original panel nor did anything to even treat it in any way. You've just made a bigger mess and much more difficult repair for someone to do it right.

[@ridhadababi5858]

That is absolutely 💯 Amazing. Thanks for sharing.

[@ELEVOPR]

Great work guys. We need you guys here in the USA and your prices also 🤗

[@kf7018]

It's like looking at a milacle, happening to my eyes. That's what i call ingenioring, so cleaver and creative, very wounderful.

[@cleciohill6131]

Um verdadeiro artista...ficou 100% perfeito!!

[@WhiteTriForce]

Using rusty metal to repair rusty metal ! 👈🤪 Genius ! 🥰

[@paulocesarsilva7063]

Brabo demais véi, os caras são bons!!🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@ОлегКоробкин-у7е]

Отличная работа! Good job!

[@jamessever8936]

At the beginning, I thought there was no way you would get that sheet metal to look good, but you did! It looks incredible!

[@CtRincewind]

Excellent craftsmanship bravo mate

[@pedrocalixtooficial]

Profissional de qualidade like merecido 👍🏾👍🏾🇧🇷

[@kwyldeman]

Loving his welding technique, excellent employment of the "safety squint" 👏

[@gjedda63]

What a pro 😮

[@BradyAjay]

That was amazing! I never saw anything like it!

[@cadukisara6227]

👋👋👋👋👋 perfeito o seu trabalho parabéns

[@ronylemos4797]

Absolutely awesome. Thats an "easy job"... when tou got years of experiência and background. Very well done. Cheers from Brazil

[@josuejuvenallondonoloaiza7655]

Excelente trabajo amigo lo felicito por su talento

[@nezlover]

Absolutely amazing 😍🎨I admire people who can #HaveFunWithArt with metal.

[@plutocan1703]

Buen trabajo

[@ryanfowler3285]

Im impressed. Dude does a lot with what he had

[@victorking9553]

Todo lo podrido lo dejo abajo eso así no sirve 👎🏻

[@victorking9553]

everything rotten rotten left it down that is not useful 👎🏻

[@infamousbanter]

Nice metal 🛠 work buddy!

[@davidnunez8364]

Que trabajo tan bonito. Such a well done job. An inspiration

[@patrickpatterson3356]

That is awesome what this guy does worth every time

[@bryan83anti-nwo51]

Trop fort tout ce qu'il fait chapeau 👍 je l'imagine bien dans Wheeler dealers 😁🤣😂 Paix à tous 🙏

[@stephenvictorbailey4055]

Jack....you are a sculptor of metal.... You would make a fortune here in England... Great work

[@TheCustomEverythingChannel]

Dang man great job looks factory

[@ayzedigirlsdembaby4270]

I love work keep it bro!!

[@sassaraowalter5241]

Amazing . A awesome and beautiful work.

[@juggalojohn60]

Enjoyed the video,I don't have a truck or a license,but I think this was a great skilled mechanic, fabrication was awesome.

[@googleYoutibe]

Из картона бы склеил, такой же ремонт бы получился до первых солей. 😂

[@maxinenall9950]

Fantastic job 😁

[@kevinchurch2713]

Can you imagine if they had a modern shop with new tools?? I am amazed at the work with basic tools...great work!!!

[@МаксСорокин-т7ш]

Вот это мастера 👏👏👏👍 У нас только шпаклевка накидают и покрасят

[@michelbissonnette8793]

Nice results...different ways to fix this problems...but..amazing knowledge..wow

[@Enki5186]

En México se harían millonarios haciendo esos trabajos extraordinarios!!!

[@kevinjohnston4512]

What is that men have a lot of skill. What a beautiful job

[@sethdabull]

Very good work.. That was very impressive

[@richardclark5187]

Nicely Done !!! Looks like it should last about another 100,000 miles !!