FENDER PATCH PANEL REPAIR - FABBED, WELDED, FILLED, AND SANDED IN 30 MINS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- Doug has asked that the antenna and mirror holes be welded up so we're going to fab a small piece, weld it in, grind it, fill it out and show how to sand it using an electric DA 🔥 www.hiltzautoc...
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Jolene you move the camera so smoothly! It makes the videos so easy to watch! Thank you.
I need to agree on this too, hey, Jolene, you might be using a body mount ?
You've such a smooth video flow, which ever way you do it, it works. You bring the story out better for the world about Chad Hiltz; Thumbs up you too :)
Brings back old times in the polebarn...Cars,boats and motorcycles...
I love this guy. He talks to himself like I do when I'm working on projects. I think it helps with problem solving when you talk to yourself.
Great videos.
One of these days I'm going to tackle my 1984 Dodge W150 Royal SE Short bed Prospector Power Wagon.. she's solid black... Chad has taught me enough
I LOVE the little tips that Chad gives when doing these projects. Thanks!
Rockabilly is here this weekend. Ur much friendlier than most car guys. Ty for ur videos
Now that I have been working from home a long while I have realized that my Dog seems to be able to read the clock dial and tell when it is 5:00....her feeding time. I am thinking she can read the dial because the daylight savings time shift recently when we set the clocks ahead did not effect her estimation of time and she came and found me as usual just a few minutes before 5....So ...I never have to set a reminder to watch the Chad and Jolene show as it premieres, but often I am busy working on my own projects and grateful that I can watch them anytime.
I especially enjoy how your show is somewhat random at times, folks drop in during the video or when you are out visiting a place , you are considerate and deliberate to pan the camera around very slowly and linger on details that are interesting, that is very nice camera work when you pan or move the camera super slow like that....Thank you especially for thinking to do that. I like to see what people choose to hang on the shop wall, or in the homes, or see how a shopping cart can be used as a cart for storing heads off the ground.
All really great stuff and I congratulate your ability and dedication towards making or finding interesting content to share every day. I also really enjoy seeing details of the building you have there and seeing how things are different where you are compared to where I live and the places I have been. I worked in Brazil a while and was fascinated by things I noticed that were different and made me curious as to why.....for instance; in Sao Paulo I noticed very many cars had huge oversized chrome trailer hitch balls on very small cars, never saw anyone pull a trailer either, I found out they install them to keep people off their rear bumper when parking in the very tight and crowded city. The hitch balls were ridiculously large, looked like a 4 inch dia..maybe more.
My brother married a Canadian girl and I am planning a trip up that way this summer, hope to be able to catch a car show or two while there just to see what its like
looking forward to seeing your approach to welding in the antenna and mirror holes, I have done a few of those myself and is always a nice touch to smooth out the car...I usually remove every emblem and backup lanterns they used to use back then ....
Gotta love dogs (man's best friend).
Thanks chad and jolene, learning a ton from over in New Zealand! Cheers.
Nice job Chad, quick and efficient as allways!
You have a unique way of teaching what you know and I’m watching and taking it all in. Thanks!
Great show Iam much older than you yet your philosophy to life has taught me so much Love you guys
Damn Chad like a surgeon with that Bondo Job!!! Learning a lot from you man... Thank you guys!!!
Lanyards for the old specks makes a great present.
so glad to see the shop being so much more organized and clean looks more like the pro that he is
Even Kraft dinner takes time, you need to let the water boil. Chad is a master of analogies right off the top of his head!
I bet when Chad is done it will look like it was never there.
It's a good day for learning.
he makes it look easy!
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You could use magnetic tools to help hold metals in place when you need a third ✋ . Just a thought .
++ Jolene... Your taking advantage of POV during the run to the truck shows your creativity... added alot to content
Love watching how he does it He makes it look so easy
It is interesting to see how this is being tackled
looks great chad id take the door handles off my self and rope the front and rear window rubbers so you can get rub prima paint under the rubbers and re mask the car thats easy than trying to get the old tape and glue off you have done a top job on the metal any way buddy you know what your doing credit to you cheers cs nsw australia
Wow Chad you are one skilled man with an angle grinder!
The dance moves are no joke 😂 👍
I’m like you chad I need cheaters when welding. So I bought a 10.00 cheater lens for my welding helmet. A lot better than looking for my glasses every time I need to weld. Works great
Learned more again tonight... thanks
You can cover these small irregularities on the weld with tin. It is a bit more complicated to apply - it must be alternately heated and applied, and sanding itself is a bit harder, but the result is a completely clean metal surface that does not require the application of fillers at all, except for primers, of course.
when i need to patch round holes i put a dent puller nail in the middle with a pin gun, then i can put it in a drill and get it round real quick, the nail is a great way to hold it in place esp if its a non access hole from behind
Thanks Chad for that information 15:58 that is what separates a good teacher from a great teacher.Small blowouts like that could freak out a student .Could be rust spot behind or a small in-purity in the metal.
You do great on your metal work but you need to get your filler more better. Shape with 40 then skin coat and finish with 80 wipe with 180 then prime. If you try to fill with prime the scratches will come back over time
Awesome videos. Always positive and very informative my go to channel. Keep it up
Great work you two, always a pleasure.
Chad you always do a good job your a great fabricator love your work
I was given a Craftsman welder and I just bought gas for it, to learn to weld. Thanks for the inspiration, and your welder settings :)
Keep moving forward!
Good stuff, Keep it going!!!...
Great tips! Keep chugging along,🎼🎶🎶🎵🎵
Good to see someone else burn a hole besides me lol
Awesome work chad
always a good idea to etch primer your weld then coat it with aluminum filler then regular filler.
Love the work but what the best way to find low/high when u have very little fealin in your hands where u don't make too much work for your self and make it look good and what your opinion in fiber glass long kitty hair as a rust hole cover up on smaller holes
When will there be a new season on tv of your show
6th hoorah! front row front row front row!!
only on the chat bud lol
Wow you are busy man and lot of work to catch up
Just take the door handles off. I usually just take stuff off and say that it had to come off for paint
That's a beast of a sander ! Hold on to er
I'd love to have that extra Beverly shear
I’m here again love the content
Should always epoxy before any filler , just saying, keep up the good work Chad 👊
Almost time for some 40 plymouth lovin
If you ever need some free labour I live in Halifax. I am an old 60 year young guy with no perfect skills other than being a OHS Professional for over 10 years but learn fast and have OCD!
Will be here later
Progress and looking good. 😎👍🇨🇦
Thanks for sharing
I love the look on chads face as he puts on fillers, not sure if it's constipation or concentration lol.
Cool
I use the princess auto magnets when setting in any metal for butt welds like this ..
I think I saw some baloney from your lunch on that paper plate you mixed that mud on.
Nice job guys.
Skills
i been working in a body repair for last 23 years and i love watching how others do it to see if its same as me and i can say 99% of it is same as you . love the videos my man keep up the awesome work !
What type of metal are you using to patch in? We've got a 52 chevy I need to patch, and a 70's mopar with a little patching needed as well. Hard to find the right materials at the local box store, and not much for 'hot rod shops' either
Nice job great great tips thanks
Killer deal
Never a mask Chad 😭
If you had placed the pointy end of the hammer in those two holes then hit the end with another hammer you would have perfect dropped holes for weld filling, just sayin.
You'll be very popular with the Jag enthusias welding wings on a 420G
To the haters: (AUTO FILES) A person engaged in the act of AUTOFILIA. A person that molest any car they touch.
Good episode today ... and thanks for good camera and sound
Hey, you got a mike.
Trick I was told was glue welding rod to the insert so to hold it in spot then it’s easy to grind off after
If you warm up the tape with a heat gun a little you won’t pull the pin stripe off ....
I'm amazed how you freehanded a circle, cut it out, ground it and started to tack it in without a test fit and it fit perfect. It would take me 3 test fits and 2 beers to get it right!
Bondo
I thought it was mandatory to push the trigger on the drill twice before you use it.
Anything flammable underneath?
I wished you'd take all the stainless and all the door handles off.
Glasses are on the welder, Chad!!!
Love the comment at 4:20 chad makes of even kd takes time well there nothing better then kd and pizza dogs cook on a open fire can’t wait for the nicer weather to hit Cape Breton Nova Scotia and stay
10 pairs of ear muffs showing and no dust respirators.
Now you see it, now you don’t, great job.
ITS TUESDAY...👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸
I can make the plug quicker by holding it underneath, drawing it exactly and cutting it with a small pair of curved snips
how about a hole saw
@@budwebster1031 then you have to weld the centre hole
Five in drill press
@@budwebster1031 ok
2 hours to go right am of get few beers
Hi chad great video , how long do you keep the car in the back ground in primer before block sanding thanks
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Turn it upside down Chad!
😏"Knock knock",
😒"Who's there"?
😵"DOUG"
😏"WHO"?
I wonder why you don't used a body file for the body filler.
Treat the tape with a heat gun before you pull it
You said you want to keep it as cool as possible 9:53 Then you should learn about welding then. These is putty out there to absorb heat, you could have tig welded the fender & had just about no weld to grind
I was trying to place your speaking style: you remind me of that "photographer" in the movie Apocalypse Now who was with Colonel Brando in the jungle.... ?
DENNIS HOPPER
You can speed up the filler drying process with your bare hands. You do this with heating the filler with friction, rubbing the semi-dried filler with your bare hands ✋
A old trick, heat the tape a little to loosen the glue bond, might leave the old paint? 🤔
What grits were you using to grind the metal after the weld.
If i tried to make a video like this, the whole 41 mins of the video would be me looking for my glasses
Lol
You don't sound like ya self today mate
Are u using .023 wire??
Been watching for a few months now. I enjoy the car content and your friends. But I have to say that yesterdays 'joke', was very offensive. I appreciate you saying you don't mean to offend , but we don't need to have that kind of subject matter to laugh. I do wish you both the best.
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