Thank you. Very informative. I am going do a quarter on a Tucson next week and this video kind of sums up how I was planning on doing it, except I have a used panel.
Thanks! I don't remember the exact hours, but a typical quarter panel replacement pays about 16 hours on average. The full job start to finish, probably paid about 30. I get paid on a flat rate system
Learning metal work now. Just finished putting a quarter skin in a 72 lemans. How do you keep the metal from warming when you’re welding so close together? I get the footage is sped up but it seems like even when I jump around to spots 1.5ft apart it still gets way too hot.
Have you tried just doing 1 tack at a time? It seems you are doing everything correctly. I'm doing a video on this, should be out tomorrow. maybe there will be something in it that you could benefit from
Love these videos! Keep them coming.
Thanks, will do!
Thank you. Very informative. I am going do a quarter on a Tucson next week and this video kind of sums up how I was planning on doing it, except I have a used panel.
Glad it was helpful!
Brilliant job
Love the content of your workmanship
Thanks!
Man these guys are expert Autobody repair men.
You are crazy to replace that. Easy repair
The door looked good idk y he replaced?
Where did u get that chisel from? It’s like a 2 in one chisel
It's from my local hardware store. Just had to sharpen the end
www.homedepot.ca/product/anvil-prybar-set-3-piece-/1001127932
It that ball peen deadblow hammer 16oz? Also you should do a toolbox tour bc I’m a new Autobody tech trying to see what other tools people use
It's a regular ball peen. Yes I plan to do that video in the future! Thanks for the interest
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Bro, you realize youre my and all these peoples autobody mentor right? Out of school i was sink or swim. Youre passing on the knowledge!
Where can I buy that stand?
You can get these at autobodytoolmart for about 200$ USD
It's amazing, I've never seen anything like that! Want one, too!
Asmr for me. N also very educational. Curious how many hours this came out to? N do you get paid hourly?
Thanks! I don't remember the exact hours, but a typical quarter panel replacement pays about 16 hours on average. The full job start to finish, probably paid about 30.
I get paid on a flat rate system
Learning metal work now. Just finished putting a quarter skin in a 72 lemans. How do you keep the metal from warming when you’re welding so close together? I get the footage is sped up but it seems like even when I jump around to spots 1.5ft apart it still gets way too hot.
Have you tried just doing 1 tack at a time? It seems you are doing everything correctly.
I'm doing a video on this, should be out tomorrow. maybe there will be something in it that you could benefit from
You’re awesome ! Where is your shop located
Canada
@@AUTOBODYTECH 🤭 Damn !
This is a ridiculous amount of work. How many hours is it?
Yes! It's quite labor intensive. Total working hours is close to 25 hours
@@AUTOBODYTECH probably why most cars that need a quarter are total loss.
Can i ask why you hand filed the dent pullers weld tip over DA ? Is it heat?
As I typed that u brought out the angle grinder 🤦🏽
Are you from
I'm from Canada
I’ve never seen such a small spot welder! Ours is like a bazooka, too heavy
It's the pro spot phs-101. It's battery-operated, and only the really big arm attachment is quite heavy
what website did you buy the quarter panel 😮
We get it through our local Hyundai dealership
thx@@AUTOBODYTECH