THE BEST/EASIEST WAY TO DO BODYWORK

[@TravisworshipsYAHWEH]

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[@mariopaintclass6091]

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[@jxhern22]

Appreciate all the painting tips, this was nice change of pace as well👍🏽

[@mariopaintclass6091]

Glad I could help 🙌

[@JohnWD40TC02]

Great video Mario and very helpful for me as my filler work could be better as it takes me a while to get it right, I always seem to over sand the filler then it ends up low so I fill it again and so it goes on🤦‍♂I do find using a cloth when feeling to see if the filler is flat helps no end, it's surprising the difference the cloth makes👌 Thanks for sharing Mr Teacher Sir🍎😁😅John UK

[@mariopaintclass6091]

Thank you! John , bodywork isn’t the easiest but one of the most important step. I’m glad I could help 🙌

[@billbeckett1021]

Wow have things come a long way. When I was a kid I would watch them pick and file the dent and use lead filler. Then came drilling holes and filler. Next is pulling studs welded to bare metal. Now this method which seems the least invasive is the way to go. If my grandfather could only see this technique he would be thrilled.

[@mariopaintclass6091]

Yes sir things and time changes with technology. 👍

[@toycoma98]

No guide coat? Couldn't find the guide coat can too? lol. Etch primer on bare metal, or is your primer DTM? Good result.

[@mariopaintclass6091]

I did use guide coat you must have missed it. My primer is an Epoxy/polyester hybrid. And for small burns like this you don’t have to go overboard as to treat the metal.

[@AMANAMOVERS]

What was you use last sand paper it's 400 or 800

[@Gegsite]

Nice video! Can you tell me what you say in the start of the video? I just dont understand it. Love Brian from10:36 😂

[@mariopaintclass6091]

Thanks. It’s Jamaican means what’s up.

[@AMANAMOVERS]

Which sandpaper to use for block it's 180 or

[@mariopaintclass6091]

800