Every Classic Car Owners Worst Nightmare! Restoring Torn And Stretched Sheet Metal
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 เม.ย. 2023
- Hey, today we are fixing another 47-54 chevy rear fender. This one has suffered an unfortunate encounter with the normally docile Saskatchewan Wildebeest. The metal is torn and stretched. We will begin by hammering it back into place, then tig welding the crack and attempting to restore the stretched metal with a Proshaper shrinking disk.
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I don’t come here to listen to music. You piss me off because you go so far beyond where the rest of us would add filler, but you do it because you have the talent. If anyone is picking apart your finished work I’d like to see their work. Love it as always.
Dude, you are a pill. This business of taking one’s self seriously is grossly overrated. You are a true artist. Thanks little brother.
Kyle, now that the precious few hours of spring are arriving in Saskatchewan open the door to the shop and let in some air. I fear the fumes, lead paint chips, and skunk weed are getting to you.
A moment of silence? A moment?
I was frozen for about an hour.
You have an amazing talent. I wish I had the same. It's great to see that you are restoring the metal back like they used to instead of just slapping a bunch of Bondo on it. Great work Sir!
Thanks, I do enjoy caving stuff in and filling it, but bondo is getting ridiculously expensive these days
No way mate. Make a pair of Saskatchewan gloves out of what is left. It's not like winter won't happen again. Love your work and love sitting through the process and the humour. More please.
Great funny video, and usual genius level metalwork!
You better keep an eye out for those wilderbeasts.
Amazing how much that rusted since the attack. Good thing you didn't get attacked by a Saskatchewan couger. She would have dragged you off to her farm and you would be driving a combine by now.
Abracadabra, no body filler! It's like magic. No, just skill. Amazingly perfect! Nill-debeast...
Very nice. I missed the part where you chrome plated it. Looks great.
A wee bit towards that 9"
Thanks so much Tim!
Thanks for your content, please keep doing what you do!!!!
My sincerest condolences on the loss of your smoking jacket. Being a long-time viewer, I remember it when it was just a wee vest. Once their arms grow, their inquisitiveness will often get the better of them and sadly most meet their fate in unfortunate circumstances. I am glad to have had the benefit of witnessing yours overcome its earlier perils and get to wear its early battle scars with pride while it soldiered on, giving months of faithful service before finally succumbing in the grand finale. Will it be buried or cremated?
Cremated of course!
Man this guy knows how to fill a hole. Keep up the great work.
Between you, Scott and Randahl, Saturday is by far my favorite day of the week! Thanks as always.
Yeah Scott and Randahl are the best! Thanks for watching!
I do appreciate you going through the entire process = more helpful. Thank you. I would rather have a suggestion for music vs listening to tunes I cannot stomach. That is an awesome repair, especially the roll on house paint lol. You, Scott and Fritzie have my utmost respect.
Glad you appreciated the effort I put into the professional paint job on this one! Haha
You are fantastic. Nice work 😂🤣😂🏆🤝
Wow, you used a NEW roller to apply the finish coat! Such extravagance... 😆
Love the added music 👍
I like your hi and low method of doing things😊
Smooth as glass .. and the new background music was a nice add touch 😂 keep up the great work 🤘🏼
Excellent choice of music!
As always, fantastic metal working with the right amount of sardonic wit, intermingled with prowess and talent! As an old codger, into my 70's, I have not done any form of metal bumping etc., other than knocking dents into panels.
Oh those dastardly Alberta Wildebeests. Such a rare thing to encounter. Much like the Jackalope.
Awesome to see you and the fender make a quick recovery in 30 min! Nice job as usual….
Thanks!
KYLE, THAT is TOTALLY AMAZING.
Apologies are in order.
I have been on a new hospital construction project for 5 weeks, 7 days a week, averaging 14 - 16 hrs per day.
Today, I said stop, 2 days of rest to take care of the important things in life, such as some of Kyle's videos.
I had heard some about the shrinking wheel but never seen one in action. Thanks for the demonstration.
The "Music of the Wheel - opus # 3" was appropriate for the video.
It did make the video more appealing!
Hey Glen! Thanks for taking some time to watch this stuff! Don't wear yourself out!
I really enjoyed the music. Well done Kyle you Wildebeest victim.
Haha thanks Randy!
I've cut my foot stepping on better fenders in the creek while swimming. Great job ruining the proof of the elusive Saskatchewan Wildebeest. Crazy skills.
That is the greatest comment ever. 😂
I was having a pretty good day. Then I watched your video which made it even better. Thanks for nothing because now tomorrow is bound to be a real bummer. I try to keep well away from the wildebeest they're totally unpredictable. The music was a soothing addition too.
I have learned so much from your videos! You do great work, bordering on magical..look forward to each and every one...thanks for all you do - 'tis most appreciated. Once I get my socks out of the dryer I want to talk about humour in the workplace..a template for disaster?😅
Kyle, your amazing skils place you miles ahead of all the get-rich channels hawking merchandise to everyone. Your metal working and ingenuity on a budget are very inspiring, and your droll sense of humor keeps me laughing through every episode. Keep up the great work, and we know you will not lose your humility. 800 mph winds . . . hilairous!
Awesome Job, and love the Pyromania...
Kyle, I appreciate your humor. I rewound this one to the beginning to have my wife enjoy. Laugh she did!
The only thing I could have asked for was for a second camera with more of a micro-view of your work to appreciate what you were seeing.
Thanks Alan, glad to hear your wife got a laugh!
Kyle, another great video! The music really took it to another level ✔✔
Adding "Down With The Sickness" to the footage was a good call.
The music isn't what makes your content fantastic its your craftmenship
When I was a kid, an old guy in my neighborhood painted his '65 T-Bird flat green house paint with a roller. Still shaking my head
Outstanding as usual. I watch a lot of metal fabricators on youtube, and you are at the top. No one else can bring there sheet metal work to a polish finish. Most only get the work to 40 percent and fill the rest with bondo. So the question really is, are they metal shapers or bondo shapers. I really think there are only a handful of guys who can do work like yours.
Thank you! Bondo shaping is an art form!
@@CarterAutoRestyling Bondo works really well when crack filling MDF trim like baseboards and door and window trim. Just remember to send the kids to the Grandparents for the weekend.
Thanks Kyle, enjoyed the video!
I've been curious about the shrinking disc's for quite a while.
I understand the theory, but have yet to invest and try one.
You are correct that no one tool does everything.
A lot of people don't understand that.
For those of you wondering what those songs were that played in the background;
1. Enjoy the silence - Depeche Mode
2. Whatcha do to my body - Lee Aaron
3. Shut the F**K up = Danger Incorporated
I was both surprised and amazed by your miraculous recovery. Wildebeests can be unthankful like that. Glad to see you safe and back at work. ;-)
Looks fabulous 😮
May I say how much I enjoyed your choice of music today. Most channels use generic ‘rock’ noise, some guitarist wagging his ego around in a most offensive manner.
To his credit, Halfass Kustoms uses more variable uncopyrighted noise but the disinterest of those bored session musicians is evident and depressing as hell.
Wheras your selection was spot on. Bravo
That is amazing work! Instead of chroming a bumper can I polish it like that fender. Wow!
Thanks! I believe the chrome shops do have to get the metal looking like that before they can chrome it.
The music made all the difference in my enjoyment of the video. Your choice of "Silence is Golden" is one of my all time favorites. Glad to see you are on the mend!
I would have thought those Canadian Wildebeests would have been paralyzed with laughter at the sight of you and would have been no danger. I don't think your canoe is the only thing that capsized 🤣 The only thing missing from the bandages was Duct Tape! This will really help me to repair the fence post punctured cab corner on my Chevy. Just don't get your nose hairs caught in a lathe or grinder. Thanks for the video. Cheers!
Thanks for noticing that my duct tape use has been slacking lately, I'll try to do better!
Very impressive!
You did a number of things different than I would have, but you still adhered to the principles of good metal working and finishing! Thats not common!
Theres a lot of people here complementing you, because they are in awe of your work. However, they dont have the knowledge or experience to know why, or how it is you are so good. Thats not me. I really see **Why*** you are as good as you are, and I am truly impressed!
You have a very uncommon mastery of your metal work. Its incredibly refreshing to see!!
Wow ! Awesome job. Thanks for doing these videos .The music is the perfect fit for this fix. 😂
Glad you like them!
Your work is exceptional and the content is quite instructional. Thanks for your hard work.
Thanks for watching!
Amazing sir.
You went WAY past the point where most would have used a light skim coat of filler on the weld, and no one would have ever been the wiser. You could make a lot more money fixing high end restorations, but then you'd have to deal with high end people, and my jedi senses tell me that would be anathema to you. You're not a body repair guy, you're a goddamn artistic genius.
😂 I love the story about the wildebeest! 😂😂❤😂😂
another great video. I really enjoy it. Keep up the great work. My condolences on the loss of your smoking jacket. May it rest in pieces.
I really enjoy your channel, I appreciate your videos they are very helpful.
About the Shrinking discs, and magic marker, soap etc. I learned from Ken Sakamoto who also invented the shrinking disc, his disc is serrated and doesn’t require any type of lubricants to use it. They are labeled as Sunchaser tools . I’ve never tried the flat discs , only Kens, and I’ve never had to use any marker or soap or anything, another thing is the discs won’t work at low speed or RPMS, Ken recommends a 5,000 rpm grinder which is what I got. Ken showed me and proved to me just what those are capable of . I took a Knot about the size of 1/3rd of a tennis ball out of a sun visor . It was dented from end to end. The knot had me worried so I called Ken , then took it to his shop where he showed me what I was doing wrong. It took quite a few passes with the disc but that knot disappeared I delivered the visor in bare metal
I'm impressed, nicely done.
Dude one day you will have thinner on you and not know it and your going up in flames looking like richard Pryor...you the man kyle...i watch all your videos
get well soon
Hi kyle the most outrages waste of time ive ever seen its a 10 minute bondo repair an go on to other work 😂😂😂 . Lookkng forward to more rubbbish rebuilds . Keep up the great work . Cheers mate🇦🇺
Sorry to hear about your jacket. Another good video with plenty of sarcasm mixed in. Thanks again.
If you warm the primer
Up a little over your smoking jacket it will leave a smoother finish when you roll it on. Learned that from my grand father
lovely work…kickass music…and like russ meyer, everyone loves a vixen
i think your choice of music is very appropriate i love it keep up the great videos and thank you
Slight confusion between left and right when it comes to changing bandages!! Love the humour, the music was quiet enough so not to distract from the content! Take care next rime you are out walking.
He's using the heat from the tig welding to shrink the metal, awhile hammering into shape...clever...!
I assume Mig welding would created too much heat, likely distorting the metal correct?
@@MidwestToolReview you would have to ask Restying? As he is manipulating the power input.
Wonderfull! I believe every miner injury should have a fantastic tale to go with it.
Haha I agree!
Beautiful work. Thank you.
That was amazing! You are an inspiration to those of us who shouldn't be allowed near tools.
Well done on the shrinking disc, I knew you would come around eventually. The big one is the go, look forward to seeing it in action. Thanks for the content
Impressive! Super clean work. I honestly thought this would be a patch panel replacement job only. Bad ass thanks for the video
Thanks! I always try to save the original metal where possible
Amazing work.
Wow, Kyle! What a horrific experience!! Glad to see that your eye grew back!!!
P.S.: Thank you for not adding music. It only detracts from the interesting grinding and hammering.
Thanks Vic! I'm glad it grew back too!
The paint tin and roller made me laugh. It will stop surface rust.
Great video! Amazing work as usual! I liked your intro and outro!
Nice work Kyle! I like the demo of the shrinker wheel. Takes a lot of time and patience to get what you achieved, but the results are worth it, again if you have the time and patience, I don't. But I appreciate how it's done. R.I.P. 'ol jacket you served the channel well.
Thanks for the condolences on the jacket Ken! Haha
I watch your content from the Caribbean. All jokes aside I find your work to be the best I have seen on TH-cam and I want to replicate such on my projects. I watch for educational purposes...
I really enjoy your content informative without the nonsense amazing mate keep it up don’t ever really comment on TH-cam but needs to be said mate greeting from the UK
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoy it!
And I always thought a bastard file was a stack of paperwork at the orphanage.
I'm stealing that....
Good afternoon Kyle personally I use Bondo with Gorilla Tape mixed in and maybe a little fiberglass doesn't really look good when you're done but it really sticks. It's gorilla strong! Have a good night my friend
Thanks for the tip, I'll give it a try!
Kyle, once again you have made an awesome video❗Really good workmanship and the humor added throughout makes a great watch. Thank you. 🙂👍
Amazing work. 😎
I feel for your loss, I know how it is to have to part with a beloved jacket. So many memories, each rip went into your heart.
Amazing job.
Love all your videos.
Always impressed by the Carter skill, often make my wife look at the before and after pictures, but don't hold your breath for a new subscriber from her.
Amazing to watch you in action.👍
I always appreciate your hard work and learn a lot, Thanks, Thumbs Up. Thanks for speeding it up but showing how you work it just right, I know it takes a lot, Thanks....
That's not a smoking jacket. That's a smouldering jacket. cheers.
You need to take the cats with you on your excursions. Those wildebeast wouldn't stand a chance against Allan's and Poe's furies unleashed!
this is unparalleled work. Also, I saved this and rewatched the intro with the wildebeast thingy after enjoying some recreational substances and it didn't dissapoint. 😁
The Dino must have been talking to the wildebeest 😅😅 , they are out for you 😮😮😂😂😂
The John Cage 4'33" soundtrack was a shear stroke of genius, thank you! Great video! 😎👍🎶🎵
All I can say is WOW. Thanks to you amateurs like me learn so much.
Excellent bit of bondo work.... nice one!
Ah memories of the jacket, shows how tough they are, it’s been through a few ice ages, pity it couldn’t be resuscitated 😁 thank you for sharing, you do an awesome job 🙂👍
Brother, what you can do with this old steel is incredible. Very well done, and I wish I had your talent levels.
Great job. You are a perfectionist my friend.
I like the videos without music,don't change a thing
G,day young fella, you never cease to amaze me with your work. Hooroo mate, se ya later