I am sure you have heard this a million times, you are a MASTER at metal work, I have done some basic beating, but your skills are beyond belief. You must teach someone to follow in your footsteps so the skill is not lost. This has to be a master class for any body guy/girl.
Thank You - very flattering! :-) It's all experience - and I work on the same thing all the time - E-Type bonnets - so you just can't help but get better over time. I'm ok - alot better than I used to be - but you should see some of these guys on the metalworking groups and forums - they are the real masters! But Thank you very much - I've come a long way with this skill and I'm proud of being able to bring these panels back! :-)
@@monocoquemetalworks88 please do not underestimate yourself I have worked in the motor industry for many years with classic cars and various so-called masters you are up there it may sound like I’m kissing your ass but I’m not you do brilliant work as I said before please make sure you pass this on to someone else.
Chuck OK, take the Rest of the day/evening Off. I followed your Work at your Shoppe for a few years now, this was a Beast of a Job this Time. Thank you for showing the progress of the work.. wish you show some of that Slapping you do... but I guess that's why Bret was off this day... Ron.
Very nice work Chuck . I did similar on a series 2 bonnet but fortunately the COWBOYS hadn't got there first !!! And it's a devil of a job to reach with one arm holding the dollie and the other the hammer !! That's something you can't understand if you've not been down that road !! Top drawer Chuck !
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I wouldn’t have thought that nose panel could have been saved. Incredible work!! Great to see!!
Nothing the paintless dent removal people couldn't repair - yeah right. Great work
Amazing work
I am sure you have heard this a million times, you are a MASTER at metal work, I have done some basic beating, but your skills are beyond belief. You must teach someone to follow in your footsteps so the skill is not lost.
This has to be a master class for any body guy/girl.
Thank You - very flattering! :-) It's all experience - and I work on the same thing all the time - E-Type bonnets - so you just can't help but get better over time. I'm ok - alot better than I used to be - but you should see some of these guys on the metalworking groups and forums - they are the real masters! But Thank you very much - I've come a long way with this skill and I'm proud of being able to bring these panels back! :-)
@@monocoquemetalworks88 please do not underestimate yourself I have worked in the motor industry for many years with classic cars and various so-called masters you are up there it may sound like I’m kissing your ass but I’m not you do brilliant work as I said before please make sure you pass this on to someone else.
Chuck OK, take the Rest of the day/evening Off. I followed your Work at your Shoppe for a few years now, this was a Beast of a Job this Time. Thank you for showing the progress of the work.. wish you show some of that Slapping you do... but I guess that's why Bret was off this day... Ron.
Wow a fluster cluck! I’m surprised they didn’t use a 16 penny nail to make holes for the filler.
Nice work
Would love to see you use that shrinking disk and hear your thoughts on how and when to use it
Keep on Banging them Panels Chuck, what new with Your Red E-Type!
Very nice work Chuck . I did similar on a series 2 bonnet but fortunately the COWBOYS hadn't got there first !!! And it's a devil of a job to reach with one arm holding the dollie and the other the hammer !! That's something you can't understand if you've not been down that road !! Top drawer Chuck !