SANDING BODY FILLER WITH POWER TOOLS: 1949 MERCURY CABOVER

[@jamesgourley7447]

Chad & Jolene I am a 57yr. Old that started in a body shop at 16, & found it was something that I loved. I was blessed to work Rolls-Royce & porches for movie producers & actors. But after 30yrs. I was diagnosed with a type of arthritis that causes much pain. So I've had to retire & take things a little easier. I really enjoy watching you & Jolene it takes me back to some good times. Thank you very much, James G. In California.

[@aussiebaz5363]

Greetings from down under Chad and Jolene. I'm pushing 70 and you're teaching me well young fella, love your realistic nature and sincere attitude to your trade. You remind me of Professor Julius Sumner Miller, a Yank who moved to Australia in the 60's and presented a kids show on Science. You have a similar approach, please look him up, you'll get a laugh.

[@bruceperron3796]

I was taugh at an early age not to do mud work with a jitterbug or a DA sander,we only use a big DA/paintbuster/mudhog to knock down the initial wipe,after that its all hands on deck,long board,short board,and the occasional softblock. I've not got much use for a straitline airfile either,they can make grooves that are a pain to fill and can actually cause more work.

[@howquick]

Women walking through a car show with a big bag over their shoulder….or kids pushing bicycles are two of my pet hates. I live by the rule…”if it ain’t yours….don’t touch it”…and always taught my kids the same. When my kids were young….they weren’t allowed to open the car doors to get in or out…they had to wait for me or their mother to do it for them. Nothing worse than seeing people just fine doors open …into the car parked next to them. Thanks for another great show guys👍

[@georgespangler1517]

Your a lucky man to find a woman that enjoys car building as much as we do, it will probably hold you together through all the changes a woman goes through in life, lve seen many flip out and leave good men through them.

[@moose958]

Guys can't say enough u guys have alot of loyal listener's and fans. Only thing I can say is soulmate Jolene Chad is really into u every time he talk's about u he glows!!! Special thing u guys got always remember its ok to have different views or opinions that what makes us human. At end of the day everything can be worked out. Stay true to u first then your mate. The show is such a success cause the way u to work together. Keep up the great work Batman and Catwoman.

[@michaelkunzler9551]

Really enjoy watching you work

[@goranabrahamsson3468]

Great episode I learnt a lot on how to sand

[@paulsandeen2754]

Watched your video of yesterday and just wanted to comment on one thing. I am a 76 year old man who likes to watch KZbin among other things. I have worked with wood for years and have learned the a Black and Decker portable work mate is a shops best friend. Watching you struggle with cutting the cowl yesterday made me think of the work mate. Check it out, you may like the versatility of this table/vise/bench.

[@codycheney3401]

Sanding with a DA sander is a little tough at first and even with experience you can find yourself making some mistakes. A good quality sandpaper and sander does make all the difference. The smaller DA is harder in some ways over the bigger one but the bigger one isn't an orbital its a direct drive which can grab hardere on you and takes more concentration to keep it flat. I like it because of the fact that you've got 8" of space that it works on at a time . Joline did a great job for her first time ! I started doing body work with just a set of hand blocks and I tried a lot of times before I felt like I was doing a good job but, the sanding scratches were easier to take out with the power tools over hand tools plus a lot faster. It takes time to get anything right so just don''t give up

[@tonyhardin3599]

Awesome job sanding jolene

[@russellsnodgrass9374]

Can't imagine anyone being disrespectful in their comments over these videos. Now I know nothing about any of this; I've never been a car guy. Don't care working on them at all. However I watch these videos a good bit, and I do recognize talent, skill, creativity and all the rest of it. And this guy has it all in spades. His ingenuity and sense of design is top-notch. . This is what reality TV was suppose to look like.

[@ronc6249]

More sanding today, I think that's going to go on for a while as there is lot's of it to do on this build. Chad I'm sure it will look great when done, but will be a lot of work! Jolene it's nice to see you out from behind the camera for a change, though nobody can run a camera as well as you do. Both of you do great work and also work well together. Keep up the great work.

[@NightProwler64]

Thanks Chad for showing us all how to do it for our self

[@tinkerne-round4079]

Well I've been watching for some time. I watched you do bodywork on the other side, jolene's car, and a couple others. it was essentially the same thing so I left the video playing in the background so I could listen and went and did other things. Body work is time consuming and repetitive, but I still want to support you so that's why I let it play. Thanks Chad and Jolene can't wait to see how this truck turns out when you get it all one color. Can't wait to see what's next on Jolene's car too.

[@timdobbs9069]

Making dust is always satisfying

[@bengonzalez8290]

Just subscribed. I am a novice at body work so watching and listening to your instruction is helping and inspiring me to work on a 56 Mercury convertible. You are a very good teacher!

[@crittercraig9445]

Sanding is a art in it's self. It's a rough job but better you than me. Great job everyone

[@LOVEMCHUNCKY]

That glass windshield looks awsome.. 🤗🏆

[@Don14320]

Thank you for showing us your way of doing it. It helps all of us who don't do this for a living how to make our effort count.

[@fireknight673]

Keep up the fantastic work

[@michaelbristol6467]

Nothing better than watching a pro do his thang. 👌😎✌

[@Roopull]

Don't sweat the negative commenters. People will always try to tear down what they cannot achieve! Everyday, the truck looks more impressive. It'll certainly turn heads and bring smiles wherever it goes. Looking forward to see it completed!

[@henri-paulhinse426]

I'm really addicted to this team

[@rembertomartinez4457]

Chad, Jolene, I love the working relationship that you both have between each other. I lost my wife in 1996, although I am a motorcycle dude we both made a great team. Keep it up brother you're awesome.

[@joecochran9976]

Enjoy your channel, thanks for sharing your talent and adventures.

[@martinplayford6786]

Hats off to Jolene. Can't be easy with an expert looking over her shoulder. Well done.

[@i8ntnuts]

Well you never know. Jolene just might have the magic touch with that grinder just as she does with the camera

[@kurtwyatt]

I do love to watch these videos to see how you go about fixing & building these vehicles. Maybe one day I will get to build myself a ratrod or hotrod. Then I can come back & review these videos on tips on how to fix problems you run into on a build.

[@garyp1533]

One step closer to a one of a kind piece of art

[@yt66228]

That pnumatic DA works really well.

[@donsteven236]

Another great video. It is appreciated when you show the hard work that goes into a build. Not lime the other shows that show basically none of the real work put in. I love watching and learning. Rather than before and after.

[@matthewfocke5360]

Love the show...Great ideas and decisions taking place. What's Jolene look like today? It's funny. It's as if you are talking about the weather. I think some men wait in anticipation to hear you describe your partner and associate in life. Today, Jolene is ....Silence. Men await the description hanging off of every word. Jolene, the woman who launched a thousand smiles. Ha-ha. Chad, you are a card...A Joker.

[@benjiehoffard9323]

It's amazing how great y'all work together

[@cowlhoods]

I have looked over videos of you over the last 9 years and I will say you are the real deal. Thank you and thank you for keeping us entertained. Enjoying from Valdez, Alaska

[@ele97735]

Another day of sanding, it has to be done. I watch every show. Keep it up Chad, amazing work.

[@chuckkellogg2404]

Thank you for selflessly sharing your knowledge with the world!!! You are a true Brother in Automobilia! Thumbs up!

[@jesseford7231]

You make it look so easy!

[@clifc6351]

Nice sanding session. Thanks for explaining what happens when you try and touch up low spots and sand the already flat parts of the "ocean". Good way of explaining it. Thanks Chad.

[@bennys.8814]

Another great video thanks for your time guys

[@robertjohnson7728]

That makes perfect sanding sense.

[@hitnmiss49]

Thank you Chad and Jolene for these educational videos.

[@robwillis1240]

i cant wait to see this finished , i watch every day , im still learning new or different techniques after 40 odd years of working on custom cars

[@alwhitelock7408]

great work, awesome project . one of a kind

[@tonymosca6591]

Great work on body work tutorials Chad. I personally think sanding is very relaxing. It is like sculpting.

[@claudiachavez933]

Really interesting and helpfull videos,keep up the good work

[@omerosgarage_]

Dale Chad que está quedando muy lindo un saludo desde Argentina

[@vettemaniac2237]

Neat to see things take shape and smooth out as the sanding process unfolds. That's where the magic really happens. Thank you Jolene and Chad for sharing your artistry with us.

[@fredhoman6101]

lots of sanding, it's nice to see Jolene showing her skills too ,great teamwork again, think it's motivating to a lot of people ,thanks for sharing

[@Marksmanbbs]

I wished someone would have showed or rather explained the flood to me years ago,it sure would have saved me a lot of time spent on applying and sanding and applying and sanding and,you get what Im sayin,I was told put it on thin and keep adding,,fuckers,,lol,little late now but at least I can pass your information down to my grand kids,Thanks for all you do Chad,and thank you as well Jolene

[@ejharrop1416]

Truly amazing what you get done in real time!!

[@jimcoplan9502]

Chad and Jolene will be working hard again today on the the FORD-O-Merc. Yesterday was very interesting in showing us the work needed to reset the windshield and pillars on the Race car. Chad is seriously considering using the Hupmobile chassis for the build - good idea. Keep on going strong.

[@randallbeasley7322]

Merc-ord

[@jimsum7018]

Fordury

[@skycarl]

Great example of what teamwork is all about. Good job!

[@davidtutor6763]

Love watching and learning. Thanks for the hard work you two

[@psnaith1]

just keep doing what you do, never mind the critics these days. You are showing us the way you do things and as you say "There many ways to skin a cat" I enjoy watching your both, so keep on rocking it!

[@paulanderson7259]

Another day of watching the most truthfull car show there is! Thank you very much.

[@randolphwest57]

Keep up the good work enjoying watching from Sydney

[@frankrodriguez1977]

Love the way Chad does things outside the box but everything comes together perfectly. Chad and Jolene keep up the great work.

[@ronaldyoungberg9933]

I love it when a plan comes together.

[@russupsidedowntopbottom955]

jumping from project to project helps to remove all the "taking forever" feeling. great episode!

[@ronaldyoungberg9933]

Keeps things interesting and fun.

[@craighagland3584]

This truck is turning out amazing I love it!!

[@luzgonzalez2838]

It's satisfying to see you get closer to the finishing line.Not sleeping at all.GBY & the family.

[@rickdarr5323]

Looking good, keep up the great work

[@David_Stee]

Looking great thank you for sharing!

[@michaelmarusic8499]

👍🏻Thanks for all the hard work!!!!

[@ka4hpy]

Lots of sanding for sure. But a lot of hard work is required to do any task. I drained the water out of the compressors every night at our shop. Moisture is a killer on your air tools and will screw up a paint job quickly..... Love how the trukcar is coming along.

[@johnnorris816]

Love watching you Chad your truly a master at your profession Jolene great job to get in there and show us the way it's done. If it was easy everybody would do it.fina keep a good eye on the homestead . Really love this show great job guys.

[@allanimalstaxi]

Sanding away and it needs its it. Getting closer to paint, shiny black or silver and dark sky blue... Either way should look good on it, race car and bike. Great job at the Hiltz Co. today.

[@humphre7160]

Moving along smartly, looking good.

[@johnsmith-qz4bv]

you can watch metal works classics on youtube . and they fill out a car the same way you do..you are one step closer nice work chad and jolene...

[@kwikslvr73]

looks like the body is really getting smoothed out!

[@jameshatfield5104]

Love it you are doing a really good job Carn wait to see it finished

[@benschmidt7921]

this thing looks awesome!

[@tonylashmit2613]

Thanks for keeping me entertained through your fantastic videos!!

[@henryverrydt4943]

Thank-you power sander! I worked on trucks for most of my body career, this 8 inch sander is the money maker.

[@amerritt261]

A shaper would be a huge help as well.

[@regharnish202]

Sanding is a hard job you make it look easy, keep up the good work !

[@brentonpaterson7047]

Loving the addition of a race car.

[@markdutka3774]

When you are sanding the file you make it look easy to get to the point that you require using the 40 grit sandpaper and it makes more sense when we see the results. Thanks Mark

[@jamesclark1131]

Great work from both of you, love watching you work 👍

[@DroTrebor]

Sanding! My favorite part!

[@mwa1114]

Chad every time I see that rounded back end on the 36 going into the truck bed I cant help but think over and over how cool it would be to cut that out across the back and make it into a box that opens in the front of bed to into a tool/storage box. To me it would set that back end off just awsome. Just a thought I've had watching all thru the build.

[@robertstaff]

Looks amazing!

[@raybedell6031]

Really like your Technique you keep me motivated to keep working on my own man really great inspiration

[@pcdriver49]

I enjoy watching from Tennessee you have taught me alot of tricks

[@denniswalker4351]

When taking my children or wife to look at customized cars my first comment is about how much work went into the vehicle to make so nice. Great work Chad.

[@tomdopson1091]

Keep up the good work I enjoy the show

[@stevecourtney8572]

Love the progress

[@YYChinook]

I can kick back and watch you sand and listen to the orbital and slip of to sleep, so relaxing to watch you get the job done

[@jamescook115]

Really enjoy watching the progress..Thanks Chad and Jolene😊

[@kennethlotzgesell4903]

Watching you do the body work has got me excited to get doing the body work on my 1941 Ford coupe. I have most of my metal work do e just need to grind the welds and start the big mess of body fillre. Thanks for what you been doing Chad.

[@semuzi1]

Always so informative can’t wait too see the finished product

[@JamesDavis-to1hn]

Great teamwork 👍

[@larrycrandell7493]

That part Always takes forever Great work ,Thanks for the great shots and interesting content ,, Waiting for paint

[@ronaldreid6064]

Everyday we get closer to paint ! Keep up the great job

[@darylmorgan9887]

Lots of sanding to do and a great helper in Jolene to help do the job. Well done. Also Congratulations in having 104,000 subscribers now. Way to go WOOP WOOP

[@stevensapp4053]

keep up the good work looks awesome

[@Kushman613]

Love this build from the start. So close

[@nicholasfisher2595]

Awesome job as always Chad!!🤘🤘🤘

[@cathyandgreg4239]

Build what you want for fun and pleasure, we know its going to get the looks.And when it motors along on its own power that is the icing on the cake. Great work guys.

[@MrStevenDeer]

Back to the grunt work of sanding, looking good

[@RolandFieldsTV]

having the correct tools makes the job much easier.

[@aabartu3]

What better way to spend a rainy day!