I’m in the automotive service industry here in the states, and I have worked with 100’s of body shops over my 35 year career. I must say that this is some of the best work I’ve ever seen done with what they have available to them, awesome job.
I like the devestation of the damage and the energy in the repair , pulling all that steel back into shape, and reusing it after incredible stretching and shrinking. Then the finesse of the filling, sanding and repainting. Excellent. Bravo Greetings from Australia
I have to keep in mind that this is a hard working truck, where function is the major requirement. They are not repairing to new as built condition. This is a repair, not a restoration. Those guys took a badly damaged corner section, took it apart, straightened out some quite badly mangled sheet metal using hammers, chains, hand wenches, gas torches and surprisingly little body filler, primer and paint. Put it back together and returned it to pre crash condition over all. The only parts needing replacement were lights, light covers and reflectors. An impressive level of work for a basic shop with minimal tooling and workers who are quite skilled with working with sheet metal structures and panels. This truck will go back into service hauling people and stuff around and appear like it had never been crashed considering the high level of damage it had. Good job guys!
I must compliment these Men on their ability to bring this bus back to life as if nothing had happened to it , being able to work with such Primitive tools and conditions , their skills are beyond apprehension , I hope that they are appreciated for their abilities ,and well rewarded , I would like to see that their health and saftey conditions would be some what better , they should be very proud of their finished product , Top Class Job well done boys
Very good point you bring up about safety. Soo important, but often ignored in poor countries. Otherwise, awsome job they have done, and reused most of original material.
Крутые ребята!Когда они отрезали и выкинули я думал сейчас донора состыкуют,да не тут то было!Имея инструмент,горелку и молоток под открытым небом такой результат не каждый сделает!!!!
My dad, now gone, told me a tail of one of the squaddies who'd taken the colonels car out for a spin and crashed it. My dad told him of a local family who were skilled at rebuilding damaged things. Five days later, the car was returned, just in time for the colonels return and looked immaculate. Dad told me there were people in India as it was in WW2 who had amazing skills and could make a silk purse out of a sows ear.. Here in the UK, we'd just write that off. Fabulous video guys
You all did an amazing job repairing that van. However, that type repair just wouldn't work in America because the labor hours it took would drive the cost way up over the price to accomplish such labored repairs. But in your area I guess it is worth the time...
Ладно угол выстукивали - можно понять но бок вполне можно было новым листом из чернухи заменить за копейки .Там форма простая. И времени ушло-бы меньше на работу и сама цена работы была-бы ниже!
Separate and apart from the fact these guys have tools that are only slightly evolved from the Middle Ages, they do outstanding work restoring that van to something usable and visually appealing. Job well done.
All that reworking most likely fatigued the metal to be weaker but with that said. Dang it's amazing watching videos like this where people work with what they have. They are more artist sculptors than a body work person.
Wen i wase a pannelbeater i work for 42 years ase a panel beater in Souf Africa and New Zealand this work are some of the best no exspensif tools but top work come to NewZealand we neet u heer lot of work and good money good life beatful contry
Da kann mann mal sehen was mann mit einfachen mitteln alles machen kann Ich kann nur sagen das solche leute / menschen mir höchsten respekt abringen Einfach top
Muy talentosos trabajadores de la vieja escuela, con pocos recursos saben arreglar todo, pero fallan totalmente en los equipos de protección personal, mascarillas, gafas... También deberian soldar con semiautomática, en Europa los fabricantes de automóviles prohibieron hace años el oxiacetileno en reparación de carrocerías!!
you all are real craftsman,but i keep wondering how you all are working without any safety ,open slippers no gloves etcetera ,this could never happen here in europe,but any way keep on repairing those trucks guys 👍👍👍👍
Excellent repair, very impressive. There was this frenchman in Dubai who had a classic Citroen car, I think it was a DS9 of the 50's or 60's era, back in France that needed a full restoration. In France it would have been costly to get it done, especially the bodywork, so he got it shipped to Dubai and had one of the workshops do the restoration and they did a good job. Then he took it back to France, but I'm not sure if he drove it back or it was again shipped.
What might not be obvious is these guys skills with a gas torch.. they are unreal.. plus their skill at applying a skim of filler - again, massive skills that people who don't do this sort of work might overlook. They make gas-welding these thin panels look a doddle - try it, report back. They also make applying filler look easy - again, try it, report back. These guys quietly have off-the-scale skill levels. I know as I do the same work but naah - don't have the same level of skill as these in all honesty and I have a lot of more alledgedly "better" equipment. That guy casually heat-shrinking the dents with the gas torch while his pal hammers on them - it's to get rid of oil-canning where the panel has stretched - give that a go, see how you fare - it's bloomin massive skillz. Then they grab the worlds crappiest paint-gun, outdoors, no booth - and do a very very respectable paint job that over here would require 100k of equipment.... watch their gun spray - it's spitting, missing, the air supply is all over the place - and they still do a decent job.. again - massive skillz. No painter here could cope with their 500 quid devilbiss not running the perfect pressure at the gun-regulator - the job would turn out crap - these boys don't even have a pressure regulator on their absolutely garbage 20 quid paint-gun & they still get a great finish - and that - that's Skill. We have all the gear & no idea - these have close to no gear & all the idea.
Amazed at what they can do with so little. But that bodywork was lumpy as hell😬 I’ve been a bodyman for 30yrs now. I couldn’t get away with ever putting out that kind of work. Did great on metal work though 👍
Les carrossier Pourrais je pourrais prendre exemple Sur c'est Travailleurs qui ne se contentent pas de changer Les éléments de carrosserie Mets repart avec Peu de moyensciter
I've watched many video's of people from India and Pakistan do so much with very little technology, real craftsman of their trade,you have my admiration of your skills.
for god sake they performed a colossal job right there, they managed to save all the panels instead of replacing them and that's huge because of the big damage up there, but that will leave a lot of dents in the side panel that can't be discovered before the paint job and some of those dents sadly cannot be fixed with fillers because the panel is bent
Worked in sheet metal shops for years,where it was" SAFEY FIRST" not wearing safety gear ,gloves,safety glasses, or steel tip boots resulted in 3 day suspension,can't believe using a hand grinder with a hardwheel without gloves,I have the scars to prove it,along with my 3 day suspension!
Amazing skills. Just imagine setting this pair loose in a decent body shop with proper tools and access to new panels. Shame about the bus - needs new seats, new windows and probably new engine and gearbox too.
What an incredibly honest repair. We used to say give some body man enough Bondo and he can make a VW into a Cadillac. Not these guys. !00% legit repair. Kudos.
This team of workers are an amazing talented bunch. To think they accomplish what they do almost entirely with sweat and muscle and outdoors in the Indian heat, is just fantastic. My only complaint is I would have loved to see the bus owners reaction and surprise when he came to pick up the bus.
I’m in the automotive service industry here in the states, and I have worked with 100’s of body shops over my 35 year career. I must say that this is some of the best work I’ve ever seen done with what they have available to them, awesome job.
В России , в горной республике Дагестан есть мастер по ремонту кузовов автомобилей по имени Руслан . Он этим мастерам может показать мастер класс.
OSHA would lose their mind.
Osha are bunch of girls
Руки откуда надо растут. Хорошая работа. Удачи вам парни.
MashaAllah this is a great work shop 👏 Allah stay blessed hem good work
ماشاءالله تبارك الله
عمل رائع جدآ 👍🏼👌🏼
🇸🇦🇵🇰💚🇵🇰🇸🇦
Бессмертные люди. Перчатки, очки, фартуки, ботинки-ничего нет!
Бля пол автобуса раберут чтобы эту мятину зделать и-то подрехтуют нагреют и обратно заварят на место
ну один в один как на росии))))
@@user-ks4pf7gt4x серГей
Ну там их много, придут новые и сомкнут ряды..
им мировозрение и менталитет не позволяет
I like the devestation of the damage and the energy in the repair , pulling all that steel back into shape, and reusing it after incredible stretching and shrinking. Then the finesse of the filling, sanding and repainting. Excellent. Bravo Greetings from Australia
I have to keep in mind that this is a hard working truck, where function is the major requirement. They are not repairing to new as built condition. This is a repair, not a restoration. Those guys took a badly damaged corner section, took it apart, straightened out some quite badly mangled sheet metal using hammers, chains, hand wenches, gas torches and surprisingly little body filler, primer and paint. Put it back together and returned it to pre crash condition over all. The only parts needing replacement were lights, light covers and reflectors.
An impressive level of work for a basic shop with minimal tooling and workers who are quite skilled with working with sheet metal structures and panels.
This truck will go back into service hauling people and stuff around and appear like it had never been crashed considering the high level of damage it had.
Good job guys!
Yup ..GREAT JOB !!!
すげえ。切り取った鉄板部分は、たいてい部品取車両から切り出した部分と交換するけど、叩いて元に戻すとは、、、
本物の板金技術者でないと出来ない技だ。
こりゃ驚いた、、、
в страховой компании такие работники на вес золота из битой тачки с родних деталей делаете тачки.даже покупать не нало железо
Да и работать будут за миску плова.
I must compliment these Men on their ability to bring this bus back to life as if nothing had happened to it , being able to work with such Primitive tools and conditions , their skills are beyond apprehension , I hope that they are appreciated for their abilities ,and well rewarded , I would like to see that their health and saftey conditions would be some what better , they should be very proud of their finished product , Top Class Job well done boys
Safety squints: ENGAGE!
Very good point you bring up about safety. Soo important, but often ignored in poor countries.
Otherwise, awsome job they have done, and reused most of original material.
Amazing craftsmanship considering the tools you use, great work 👍
Great job guys,but Please wear a mask when rubbing down body filler &.paint spraying for your good health.
The bus is as good as new ! - Great skillful repair - Well done guys !
*С 5 метров красиво выглядет и пойдёт))*
Крутые ребята!Когда они отрезали и выкинули я думал сейчас донора состыкуют,да не тут то было!Имея инструмент,горелку и молоток под открытым небом такой результат не каждый сделает!!!!
Главное правило если с 3х метров выглядит хорошо, то хорошо, если нет, то отойди еще на 3 метра)
My dad, now gone, told me a tail of one of the squaddies who'd taken the colonels car out for a spin and crashed it. My dad told him of a local family who were skilled at rebuilding damaged things. Five days later, the car was returned, just in time for the colonels return and looked immaculate. Dad told me there were people in India as it was in WW2 who had amazing skills and could make a silk purse out of a sows ear.. Here in the UK, we'd just write that off. Fabulous video guys
These are Pakistanis working in saudi Arabia
It’s tale, not tail.
Your Dad in india was squaddie...in British Empire that was dominant India before 1946 independance..am I right?
,
@@MUN.A1988 good old days
Сушильная камера? Камера для покраски? Не не слышали😂😂😂😂😂
Под шагрень и так сойдёт)
Не бит не крашен, ездил аккуратно :)
You all did an amazing job repairing that van. However, that type repair just wouldn't work in America because the labor hours it took would drive the cost way up over the price to accomplish such labored repairs. But in your area I guess it is worth the time...
Why did you feel the need to mention America?
Это у вас в Соединенных Штатах расценки труда высокие, а это Пакистан где люди выживают и работают за низу оплату труда.
Ладно угол выстукивали - можно понять но бок вполне можно было новым листом из чернухи заменить за копейки .Там форма простая. И времени ушло-бы меньше на работу и сама цена работы была-бы ниже!
Молодцы.Уважаю.Сам делал такое.
@андрей По номерам вроде как саудиты, не бедная страна, или сейчас с ценой нефти так плохо
@@user-cr6nj1lj4i скорее всего это Йемен а машину просто оттуда притащили списанную после аварии
Не саудовцы, а пакистанцы
@@user-cr6nj1lj4i
Сначала выстучали,а потом сплошняком газом заварили.....зачем было выстукивать? Все равно после такой сварки потянуло ужасно.
Son unos maestros, Excelente trabajo felicitaciones.
Separate and apart from the fact these guys have tools that are only slightly evolved from the Middle Ages, they do outstanding work restoring that van to something usable and visually appealing. Job well done.
Unbelievable that you managed to repair those panels, first class tradesmen 👍👍
Excelente trabajo lo mejor que e visto con dedicación y empeño todo es posible 👍
Средства защиты средств дыхания?не,не слышал!)))
All that reworking most likely fatigued the metal to be weaker but with that said. Dang it's amazing watching videos like this where people work with what they have. They are more artist sculptors than a body work person.
It's probably a ladder frame bus so the strength of the body probably doesn't matter too much. Cool fix
Amazing job. Here in America, they would total the vehicle.
Screw the EPA, they don't need no stinking spray booth. Just spray it out in the lot.
Felicitaciones! exelente trabajo, a la vieja escuela, planchando, nada de cambiar piezas, eso mismo hacia mi Papà
Here in the USA we do that same thing.... except it's called REPAIRING😉
Красавцы. Как у нас) Не бит не крашена. Все норма
Wen i wase a pannelbeater i work for 42 years ase a panel beater in Souf Africa and New Zealand this work are some of the best no exspensif tools but top work come to NewZealand we neet u heer lot of work and good money good life beatful contry
As salamu aleikum,
from Russia !✋🇷🇺
Da kann mann mal sehen was mann mit einfachen mitteln alles machen kann
Ich kann nur sagen das solche leute / menschen mir höchsten respekt abringen
Einfach top
Old school body shop , very Nice 👍👍
Muy talentosos trabajadores de la vieja escuela, con pocos recursos saben arreglar todo, pero fallan totalmente en los equipos de protección personal, mascarillas, gafas... También deberian soldar con semiautomática, en Europa los fabricantes de automóviles prohibieron hace años el oxiacetileno en reparación de carrocerías!!
НормН сделали,Вы на ПАЗиках стареньких не ездили.Там пленкой рекламной косяки заклеевают.
Вы просто супер вам нужно работать в страховой компании
Well done. Nothing was wasted and great craftsmanship.
you all are real craftsman,but i keep wondering how you all are working without any safety ,open slippers no gloves etcetera ,this could never happen here in europe,but any way keep on repairing those trucks guys 👍👍👍👍
Safety squints engaged
No insurance, no medical facilities close by, you learn to just be careful, and drugs and alcohol are not an issue either.
@@thepubliceye nothing safe or careful about grinder sparks in the eyes
@@juanfo7307 You just need to be smart enough to not let that happen. If you are smart enough you won't throw sparks at your face.
@@thepubliceye Yeah I'm really dumb so I wear safety glasses, gloves and steel toes
معلمين الله يعطيكم الصحه والعافيه شغل مرتب يسلمو الايادي انا بحب شغلكم
Good video camera
Good editing 👍
Excellent repair, very impressive.
There was this frenchman in Dubai who had a classic Citroen car, I think it was a DS9 of the 50's or 60's era, back in France that needed a full restoration. In France it would have been costly to get it done, especially the bodywork, so he got it shipped to Dubai and had one of the workshops do the restoration and they did a good job. Then he took it back to France, but I'm not sure if he drove it back or it was again shipped.
Mis felicitaciones por ese vuen trabajo
Listo para otro vergaso jajajajajaja
ESOS SON LOS VERDADEROS ARTESANO...SI SR. NO LOS DE HOY QUE PONEN TODO NUEVO POR FUERA Y POR DENTRO UNA BASURA
Hello from Azerbaijan. God blesses you, because you have golden hands and write way.
que barata tiene que ser la mano de obra para que hagan estas obras de arte. son unos verdaderos carroceros de los de antes.
Best example of PDR I’ve ever seen! That’s Painless Dent Removal of course!
Painless. 😂😂
Thats what I call skills! Greetings from Germany. I am absolutely amazed with what kind of equipment you achieve this kind of quality.
Amazing job, I am astounded how you did it, brilliant Workmanship.
Шпакля выводит все.Молодцы ребята .Удачи.
Siete dei veri artisti. Saluti e complimenti dall' Italia.
Great video❤
Trop fort ces pakpak , nous en france peux de carrosier l'aurait fait et les assurances aurais mis le bus en épave direct , bravo pour ce beau travail
MACCO has nothing on these men. The finished product belies the work and tools used to repair this damage. Thanks for sharing.
What might not be obvious is these guys skills with a gas torch.. they are unreal.. plus their skill at applying a skim of filler - again, massive skills that people who don't do this sort of work might overlook. They make gas-welding these thin panels look a doddle - try it, report back. They also make applying filler look easy - again, try it, report back. These guys quietly have off-the-scale skill levels. I know as I do the same work but naah - don't have the same level of skill as these in all honesty and I have a lot of more alledgedly "better" equipment.
That guy casually heat-shrinking the dents with the gas torch while his pal hammers on them - it's to get rid of oil-canning where the panel has stretched - give that a go, see how you fare - it's bloomin massive skillz. Then they grab the worlds crappiest paint-gun, outdoors, no booth - and do a very very respectable paint job that over here would require 100k of equipment.... watch their gun spray - it's spitting, missing, the air supply is all over the place - and they still do a decent job.. again - massive skillz.
No painter here could cope with their 500 quid devilbiss not running the perfect pressure at the gun-regulator - the job would turn out crap - these boys don't even have a pressure regulator on their absolutely garbage 20 quid paint-gun & they still get a great finish - and that - that's Skill. We have all the gear & no idea - these have close to no gear & all the idea.
Now that was very impressive to watch these men do some incredable work with low quality tools. Very good job, well done.
Amazed at what they can do with so little. But that bodywork was lumpy as hell😬 I’ve been a bodyman for 30yrs now. I couldn’t get away with ever putting out that kind of work. Did great on metal work though 👍
Despite your modest workload, you are truly tyrants, masters at work, and artists. May God grant you success for what He loves and is pleased with.
Can remember doing a lot of that in the 60s in Euclid Ohio … no money just sweat and tears !!!!
Just amazing craftmanship, it's as good as new
Amo esses videos.......acho tudo inacreditavel.....a capacidade deles é magnifica......verdadeiros mestres do metal......parabens!!!!!!!!!!!!
Have to add several pounds of bonding to the registry so they get the weights right 😅
But it's looking good though..
Somebody needs to show these dudes how to top up the hydraulic fluid and how to bleed the air from their hydraulic porta-power pump and rams.
Really a highly Skillful, Technical and Job of Using Wisdom. Thanks a Lot for Expert Preparation & Uploading of the Video.
most everyone can't straighten out a piece of tin foil, and these guys fix a bus with minimum tools....and a lot of skills.
Doskonała robota 👍👍👍, chłopaki używajcie okularów i osłon na szlifierkach...
Fantastic job !!!!
Les carrossier Pourrais je pourrais prendre exemple Sur c'est Travailleurs qui ne se contentent pas de changer Les éléments de carrosserie Mets repart avec Peu de moyensciter
Brilliant repair 👍😎
I've watched many video's of people from India and Pakistan do so much with very little technology, real craftsman of their trade,you have my admiration of your skills.
so sweet the duck familie at 04:05 🤣🤣🤣🤣
for god sake they performed a colossal job right there, they managed to save all the panels instead of replacing them and that's huge because of the big damage up there, but that will leave a lot of dents in the side panel that can't be discovered before the paint job and some of those dents sadly cannot be fixed with fillers because the panel is bent
I'm surprised again with every video of yours, what kind of work you do and make the almost impossible possible, you have great workers 👍😊
Love you from Pakistan Great job weldone
Worked in sheet metal shops for years,where it was" SAFEY FIRST" not wearing safety gear ,gloves,safety glasses, or steel tip boots resulted in 3 day suspension,can't believe using a hand grinder with a hardwheel without gloves,I have the scars to prove it,along with my 3 day suspension!
Amazing skills. Just imagine setting this pair loose in a decent body shop with proper tools and access to new panels. Shame about the bus - needs new seats, new windows and probably new engine and gearbox too.
От 0:00 до 0:30 подумал что это самый быстрый ремонт, Побытый, отрихтованный, покрашен, все!
Parabéns ótimo trabalho de qual país vocês são. Mashallah
باكستان سندباد
PAKISTAN = PAIS
Типичный ара сервис,у меня сосед ещё лет десять назад так работал .И неплохо с виду получалось.Сварка только газ, кусок рессоры и молоток.
Вам бы ещё полуавтомат и вообще будет огонь, и почему такие сиденья засранные
Возят работяг на объект
Во время аварии испачкались
@@antonchpokin 🤣
What an incredibly honest repair. We used to say give some body man enough Bondo and he can make a VW into a Cadillac. Not these guys. !00% legit repair. Kudos.
А у нас такие детали сразу в помойку, ну раньше до санкций. Сейчас чувствую что будет как у Вас.
Задний пассажир наверно подпрыгнул высоко😃😃😃давай больше автобусов
Well done…….looks great 👍👍
These men are truly genius how the hell did they repair that bus just awesome 👍 .
Well come to pakistan. Hard working & skillful people.
Seems these guys are Pakistani but working elsewhere in Dubai or Saudi Arabia Middle East country , well , good professional with their profession 👍
excelente trabajo !!
This team of workers are an amazing talented bunch. To think they accomplish what they do almost entirely with sweat and muscle and outdoors in the Indian heat, is just fantastic.
My only complaint is I would have loved to see the bus owners reaction and surprise when he came to pick up the bus.
excellent skills. thanks for showing us.
Génial Master réparateur
This look pretty nice 👍 It's always good to try and fix things rather than throwing it away.
That Kona was well plastered by body filler. Well done to the plasterer
Работайте ребята ✊
That's actually an insane repair! Impressive stuff
TOP JOB GENTS , MY COMPLIMENTS - FROM BRAZIL
Thank you
you guys are really amazing! Bravo... 🛠🎨👌👍
완벽하네요..최고입니다..
Superb work gentlemen
Great job done by Pakistani skill workers 👍🔩🛠🏆🇵🇰😍
Really good filler and Paint from that guy. He knows how to put on just enough so not to create extra work for himself.
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