RUST HOLE REPAIR with NO WELDER: 1968 Ford F100 - Ole Puddin' & Patina Body Work & Paint Job
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Rust Holes get patched without using a welder. Fiberglass, body filler, sandpaper, and paint! (Full Detailed how to repair rust holes with a welder) I will even attempt to keep the rusty pantina with the new paint that goes over the repair. Can it be done and look nice? Watch and find out! All these questions answered on this episode of RevStoration.
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I've got more rust holes on my 99 ford f150 but i live near Chicago lots of road salt nice truck cool vid👍😊
Tom, thanks for watching.. This truck would not have made it in your neck of the woods. It would have returned to earth already. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Nice work, Rev. Almost looks like you've done it before.
I can do a lot of things ok... it will look good from 45 feet when I get them all complete.
Seen guys use the actual fine rust dust blew into the wet paint to get the effect.
Marry Xmas god bless you im from American fork utah 84003 i love your show
Merry Christmas to you and yours as well!
I don't call them rust holes, I call them weight reduction devices.
Vent holes and weight deduction really doesn't require any fixing..
Anybody out there watching this do not use Bondo it's the worst body filler you can imagine
I call all body filler bondo.
"You should wear gloves, ibwould advise that, I'm not because I like to live dangerously..." that's classic haha.
"It's been 4 hours and 45 minutes, well not really its been like two hours..."
Back to back funny and informative my guy you are awesome
David ole pudding looking good. I've done a lot of Bondo work but never tried to age paint.
Matching new with the old is sometimes difficult.. Im surprised it worked as well as it did!
I'm not, personally, a fan of the patina'd look you're shooting for, but I can definitely admire the body work and effort you're going through to get that look.
Thanks for the comment.. The patina'd look is an acquired taste... I may one day paint this old girl.. but still trying to get the kinks worked out!
Wash the truck using SOS pads, that will smooth the rest of the paint and it should help with blending the truck with the “new paint”
I have scrubbed the truck and nothing else is coming off. I am going to hit it again once or twice before I clear it.. Probably will use the SOS at least once.
RevStoration the SOS will be like sanding and knock down the high spots and rust build up you feel in the paint, atleast smooth enough when you clear over it that it won’t be nearly as rough. Love the work on Ole Pudding, can’t see what else you will restore later down the road after this project is “completed”
Hey Pastor. If you had the money. Would you have painted Old Pudding Mustard Yellow. And Have Majestyk Brand Melons on both doors? I used to have the matchbox truck. And when I was 9 and saw the commercial. I used to do the stunts with her.
I remember that Matchbox too... would be a run paint scheme.
I did the exact same thing to my 86 F150 tailgate. I used 1/4 inch galvanized mesh instead of the fiberglass matt. But the matt works as evidence by your great video. . GREAT JOB and don't listen to the haters my friend.
Marney... If it works its can't be wrong... Thanks for watching..
i'm not with the crowd ...i say paint the truck...i'm not into the beater [ patina ] look
I may paint it before her days are up but probably not going to put much more money into the exterior at the moment. This truck will be a work horse not a show horse. Thanks so much for watching!
@@RevStoration you can have a workhorse and it painted at the same time..i had a 72 f100 4x4 for 14 years i got in about the same shape as your truck...i fixed it up and painted it..it was still my workhorse...just with decent paint on it
What's wrong with a "Holy Truck" for a Reverend? Haha Nikki T you like that one??
Lol that was a good one!! 😂
Holy Truck would be nice, Truck full of holes... not go much!
If it's a Holy Truck, that means you can only drive it on Sundays, right?
Patina forms on non-ferrous metals (copper, silver, brass etc. You're dealing with "rust".
I agree it is rust... no argument with me on that one.
I did the same thing on my '76 F100. I was doing the patina look before it was cool.
It works and doesn't stand out as a repair.
Look good David! Great Job. Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
That's a new one put some dirt on a rag and wipe it on your car I was laughing for a couple minutes on that one thanks for the videos always fun
It ages it well.
You can do it that way or cut up some of your old underwear socks steel wool just jam it in the hole and slap somebody filler over it hahaha
I have used alot of different stuff before
Loved it buddy!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! Glad you like it!
Glad ole puddin is down south here in the communist state of minnesotastan there would be no ole puddin left.
Glad we down here.
Love yur videos .and the way you speak thait accent ais cool boy.
Thanks! 😃
I don't need the body filler but I do have some rough edges
My rough edges are bing worked on all the time. The Lord is smoothing them out..
@@RevStoration amen
I was starting to wonder when the SOS pad was going to make an appearance...
One of my girlfriends came in right around the time you cut your finger and she said that you reminded her of the guy in the ER the entire nursing staff refers to as Rev. Stumpy... Every time he does a restoration project...he's there at least two or three times a week... This guy actually sliced off his middle toe with a sander...hence the nickname they gave him...
She also told me of the one doctor that mentioned that over the past three years..."Stumpy" paid for college for his six kids ten times over...
I wished they hadn't transferred her from pediatrics to the ER because her hours are longer and I tend to miss her a little more...
Glad my idiotic move didn't cost me a finger but it surely hurts.
That is so awesome gettin that old look onto there ! And using dirt ! Who would of thought ? Thanks for the awesome video ! Glad Ol'Puddin is coming back to life !
Tim, the dirt is really no different than sand paper. I was just using the grit to get the buff out of the paint. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
oh ok that makes since.. My uncle did body work yrs ago. Its something i enjoyed helpin him do.
Your videos make me smile and occasionally laugh out loud. I especially liked the joke "Nobody nose." The Old Puddin' series shows you're as much artist as anything else. You had a vision of what would make YOU happy and you went for it. And you were very very honest and forthcoming about it. Originality is priceless these days. You are an original.
Tom, thank you so very much for your compliment. I can only be me and I try to be the best me possible. Ole Puddin still has a way to go but it has been a fun journey so far. Thanks for watching!
I would have used spray foam for filler.
Not a bad idea.. thanks for watching!
I've got all kinda 67-72 parts let me know if you need anything
Hood is the hardest to find.. mine has rust but still salvageable!
@@RevStoration I paid good money for one at car show and let it sit 10 years and almost get ruined being young and dumb
Ok man, my advice. Find someone with welder and do it right. This looks good, but after few moths this will fall a part and the rest of fender will turn into rust again with bigger hole. If you want to keep patina, let hole as is. If you want repair it, so sand it down or ask someone with sandblaster, clean it to the bear metal and weld holes bit metal sheets. Than bando, primer and paint.
I have all of that.. I mention that I did the repair on the cheap and we will see how long it last. I bet it will last way longer than a few months. I've seen cars held together with chicken fence and bondo. Is there a better way to do it.. yes.. but without a welder.. nope. I understand the comment and we will see how long this repair last.
You're 100% wrong. Lived in Chicago until 80s. I repaired several dozens of cars with rot holes using fiberglass resin, cloth and screen. Cut the rot out and make the repair. I never had the repair fail. Because you can't do it doesn't mean it can't be done. My advice.
@@joejakubec9708 Have you ever tried crush sheet of metal agaisnt the wall and sheet of fiberglas? Looks similar, works different way. East germany Trabat 602 was made from kind of fiberglas and doesn't seems to be miracle technology.
Wife said wear long sleeves and glove and while grinding unknowingly set my sleeve on fire wound up with a burn on my elbow that was no where near rgw work!LOL
Rev in west birginia its two oclock in the morning so im going to go and try and get some sleep see ya tomarrow good night and God bless you and your family
Sweet video!
Thank you so very much for watching and commenting.
U are kinda of funny. Ha entertaining
Kinda is better than not... Thanks for watching.
That's a great look, I like the rustic look!!
With all of that rust. It looks more like a rat rod.
Weight reduction...
@@RevStoration lol
#100 on the likes
Thanks Chad
Rev, your smart. So use hearing protection. You have one good ear. Keep it. Trust me Tinnitus really is very difficult.
I wish I took more care and now I use the old muffs every chance I get.
I need to keep the one that I have. Good advice!
Lost interest
Thank for watching til you lost interest!
Good job on the patch and paint to match the patina.
Be careful with those grinders. They're dangerous.
Amen
I've used fiberglass cloth on my vehicles as well. Also another thing that works is fly screen and fiberglass paste then resin . Last just as long if longer than replacing metal.
Shawn.. it works and that is all that matters to me on these rigs.. not a show truck... it is a go truck.... just go anywhere you need it to.
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Thanks AJ
wow im very late lol nice job on old puddin
Still have a ways to go. but she is coming around well. Thanks for watching!
Nice video
Thanks
Truck would look good with some nice rims,and leave the paint the way it is,but I like it you done good job
I have a few plans for "Ole Puddin" but they are prone to change! Thanks for watching!
Good advice thank you to share.
This works when you don't have a welder, but putting in new metal is the best way! Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@RevStoration Yes I understood. It's just that it's for a quick fix while I'm waiting for a welding machine. Thank you. (I'm just discovering your channel. Great !)
Sylvain, thanks for watching.. I am looking forward to making more similar content as I repair the interior! Welder will be used there though. Glad you are enjoying the content 😊
Rember the days when we would faint trying to get the age in lol
This worked.
Good job, Rev. You are a miracle worker.
I know the Miracle Worker... I just fixed a hole... Thanks Brother!
RevStoration Yes I know Him as well. He restores holes in souls.
Amen Brother... Wouldn't want to go through this life nor the next without Him!
Just bought me a 1968 f100
Get it going... sweet trucks