How to do PROPER Autobody Repairs at Home: Episode 1

Welcome back, everybody! In today's episode, I begin the process of properly repairing a damaged quarter panel and bumper at home. You won't find any rattle cans in this video series, only professional products and techniques. If you are curious about what goes into autobody repairs and paint work, and how to do it at home, this is for you!

[@greghackemann4660]

Look forward to more vids

[@flyinphil6884]

Thanks Greg!

[@pets9921]

wow, just found another channel to binge-watch at late nights! having watched a couple other videos, I'm just loving all of this. I love learning, listening, watching how and what professionals do. kind of a surprise that you don't have more subscribers..

[@flyinphil6884]

Thank you very much!

[@pets9921]

@@flyinphil6884 hey by the way what happened to your jeep build project? really looking forward to it if you're planning to do episodes on it

[@flyinphil6884]

@@pets9921 life happened! Haha, to put it simply anyway. My daughter is 2 years old now, and *kind of* becoming a bit less of a handful for my wife and I, so I should have a tiny bit more free time for all of my projects! Hope to get back in the jeep in the near future here, I actually had to throw it all back together a couple months back to drive it while working on my daily driver (volkswagen).

[@pets9921]

@@flyinphil6884 Glad to hear you're doing okay! Daughter 2 years old?? That sounds like someone who could help with the jeep project! Though I do think the perfect age for children to start doing some kind of activities that include their hands and a bit of thinking would be around 3 to 4 years old. Doesn't even have to be much, maybe just moving the car's nuts and bolts from one place to another, or sorting them in separate boxes. But I do hope you're doing great man, loving how in-depth you are with your videos, scratches the part of my brain that other bodywork/car youtube channels don't (except M539 restorations, love that guy).

[@flyinphil6884]

@@pets9921 thanks for the kind words! Should hopefully have heat in the garage this winter as well, which will extend my personal project time. At the moment, I can only really work on car stuff for half the year.