How to Do Fiberglass Repair
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Quick easy lesson on how to properly do fiberglass repair, on cars, motorcycles, boats, you name it! Here we teach you the basics with some great secret tips on how to fill holes, fix cracks, etc...
Would love to watch an informative video without super loud engine noises and music playing while the person is speaking. I’m not here to be entertained, I’m here to learn about a process
What lol Your phone or TV must suck real bad because I can hear every word he said!!!! It's called a shop that means he has business so go kick rocks!!!!
nice back ground and a good teacher.
Great vid but tough to hear instructions through music and sound effects
I always thought you should not handle fibreglass without gloves and that music and the engine reving is a pain in the ear.....
Fiberglass is very hard to get off your hands.
Fingernail polish beats most household products. Some of it you just have to wear off.😉
Nice vid, but irritating background music…
great video, but i was dreading getting all that dust of those 2 vette's in the background :)
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By far one of the best TH-cam videos I have ever seen. This gentleman is great at explaining and doing the process! Thank you for this video!
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@@restomod101 I have a fiber glass bike body i had an accident and broke the fairings How do i stick two pieces together cuzz there where the bolts should mount it broke off
What's with the crappy music playing the whole time? Struggling to hear the bondo dude.
This repair would have been far better if you layup both sides of the repair, then just have a small skim to profile, also when doing the layup you should have an overlap between the layers if possible.
Two great tips...wax paper and trimming the brush.
Shut thar music up man. Ruins it
Curious as to why you put bondo on the finish side instead of just glassing them both?
Put Baby powder on your hands so that the fiberglass dust does not get into pours. The fiberglass dust will wash off easier. long sleeve shirt and sometimes latex gloves.
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Nice instructional video and you did a great job. This is a video on how to repair fiberglass, correct? Not an annoying frigging music video, right? That noise is highly distracting and hard to watch you and listen to that crap. You don't need props when you do nice work as you do.
Great content but very distracting music during your presentation. Leave the music off during your talk and it will be more effective.
Harbor Freight carries a really neat 2in DA sander that I use all the time for small areas rather than that small grinder he was using.
Just an idea that works for me.
most of these how to lessons use air or fans to blow dust, I don't know why they don't use vacuum ?.
Love it!
“Quit smoking” - blows bondo in the air with no mask 😆
Good vid tho.
Hard to concentrate on what your saying, the music is very irritating
I'll let you in on another secret don't cut pieces with scissors if you tear off little pieces it will adhere better and be less noticeable on the glass side you never want straight edges on your glass Matt
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Great vid.. but.. why having music?
Please remove the background music
Good information. Extremely annoying background music.
Brilliant video, filled my car holes fine. Thank you. Peace be unto you, from England.
Respect a trade that easily overlooked but damn hard
Those C2s in the background are what dreams are made of.
great vid, but can that music please
Thank you Greg! I'm in the process of putting a hood scoop to accommodate my big block in my 75 stingray! Nice to know I'm doing it just the way you explained! Jim merino
Frank son! You and Scott worked on my 75 and Pappas 65
That engine revving crap is annoying as can be.
Like how he appreciated finger nail painting lol
Beautiful!!!! Explains each step, tools required, process, visuals and no crappy noise pollution!!! THANK YOU!!! ❤❤
Great video working on my bike fairings this weekend
Thanks for posting this, I appreciate your help!
VERY INFORMATIVE THANK YOU
So cool! I’ve been there in Greg’s Shop and can validate this man is a master Craftsman! Awesome work Greg! 👍🏎️
Where is he located?
The video is plenty interesting without the distraction of the awful background music.
This guy is full of contriversy. On one hand he gives good, direct, understandable suggestions about the process. On the other hand he totally neglects safety rules. I like how he advices to quit smoking right before blowing in the air all sanded micro material...
Awesome Video!!!! Thank you Sir 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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I quit smoking in 2011, best decision I ever made. I never could get the whole stink after the cigarette, but trust me, that stuff must come through the pores of your skin. Now, someone can walk about 10 feet from me and I can tell they are a smoker.
I have a fiberglass trailer fender that has a crack from the middle to the outside of the fender. I need to repair it and am wondering if I need to cut out the damaged portion and fill it with fiberglass or put the fiberglass cloth over the crack and just sand the cracked part.
Thanks- great video!!
SSB good mornings are biblical. Single leg if you dare walk on water.
Here's a question for you, Sir. Sometimes a Corvette or Hot Rod will come into my shop and will have air bubbles (size of a pea) in the paint. I can sand them down and repair them with filler, but sometimes the bubbles will reappear a month or two down the line. What is causing this and how do i stop this?
fiberglass panel contamination, you can try to bake it out but usually you gotta cut it out
A small hand held sand plaster. Sometimes use a drill bit prior to repair ( like a dentist ).
Use epoxy surfaces. Two part.
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gonna fix my vandalised scooter this week with fiberglass-repair. Hope your tips will work to make a better result
It is hard for me to tell. Is the "bondo" spread out onto the painted area? If so, does it later get sanded away to make it flush with the existing paint that does not have bondo on it? I thought I heard where bondo does not adhere to painted surfaces. Is that correct? Excuse my ignorance as I am a beginner.
Very nice explanation, good job, thank you!
How do u know how fingernail polish spreads on..be specific 🤣
There's better surfacers than bondo, use two part epoxy.
You made that look easy!!!!
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I like your wax paper trick
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Great tips. Thank you
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Does bondo bond to any vehicle material? I’m sure my bike isn’t fiberglass
Ur bike's fairings are made of plastic, the process used to build them is through Compressed molding of this material, fiber glass can be used to fix them but It will become a bit heavier than prev. Depending on the amount u put in (fiber glass).
Thanks a lot! Helps me much!
If a guy can feel it he’ll be able to see it.
Thats al lot of hardner in the filler
Why is it bondo on the outside instead of more fiberglass to fill that hole? Thinking about giving this a try on my jeep hard top and want to know all the whys. Thank you.
My opinion, the new fiberglass will be stronger and harder to sand. She trying to flush it out, the paint and older, aged fiberglass will sand away much faster making it difficult to remove the hump you made. Bondo sands easy and if your to aggressive or crate a flat spot, it's easier to put on a new coat and try again.
Damn that music is annoying
You're the shit dude.
What material is the part you are repairing made of?
That would be fiberglass.
Great video!