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Excellent fine well detailed video......thanks

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Hello. Nice work as always. What is the red tool to hold the door open? Do you think this work needs a fiberglass filler before regular bodyfiller? And have a nice day !

Thanks for the inspiration Greg!

Excellent video on some old fashioned metal work. Have a great week Greg 👍

Thanks for a next great video

95/5 acid core

Nobody can accuse you of being a paint gun snob!

Very educational. I've never been able to do deliberate damage even to show it can be undone.

Nice upload Sir. Very informative.Your knowledge and experience is very much appreciated. Keep informing the people...

Charcoal starter fluid helps soften the glue as well

are these good hot staple guns

That lari is silly. Remembers me of one my frend uri had. We hate it much ha ha

Thanks! This also seems like a practical method for installing precisely cut patch panels on a rusty mower deck made of thin sheet metal, thus avoiding the complexities of warping and blow through from the MIG welding process.

The powder is not good for wet sanding

Your gaps will make or break your paint job

Good video on fixing a previous repair Greg - thanks for sharing my friend 😊

Thank you! Excelent as usual.

I'll bet he fills the holes he made with 1/2 inch undercoat plugs.

Thanks again for that great video, really appreciate it

How do you think the drum surface stripper would have worked on that mud/fiberglass?🤔

thanks for showing us that, lost art for sure,have a good day Gregg

Hey thanks! Got lots of shrinking to do on a former cave and pave on a classic.

thanks for the great video. I don't have the torch you have, so my question is can use a stud weld instead?

Very true about best tool box in the garage. Buy the tools👍

Awesome video

I very much appreciate this break down! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

This is perfect. I've had holes from a removed spoiler on my car that are taped over. I feel much better using solder rather than body filler.

where did you get the attachment for pulling the rails inward?

Sorry for the noob question but what does float the DA mean ?

Great video. Thanks for sharing the knowledge

What a beauty! Is that light silver with a red or orange pin stripe?

Nice to see you making videos again

Very good video and explains in in simple terms

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Im a 😊 female and your explanation is beautiful, no nonsense but great instructions. Thank you.

Seems like a wire wheel would work just as well. This is a specialty tool, only for certain jobs.

You can also purchase better brands that have better grit with these barrels i find they work a lot better.

I have that machine it's amazing but does heat up a bit so i'm sure you know as a tech what is to hot.

That looks useful for removing mill scale from plate steel, but I imagine it would be annoying to use on anything curved or thin.

no belt, all gears according to the manual

Nice review Gregg - have a good week my friend 👍

I bought a rigid chopsaw about 10 years ago and it came with extra brushes,glad you made this video, im still on the fence on these though

Waste of my time

Right next to the Gas Tank uh

Excellent video series! It is enjoyable to watch you explain in simple terms how to use these tools. I just watched your other videos on the pogo stick and the monkey on a stick. I have a question for you. I am trying to fix some damage on the occupant compartment of my project Porsche 944. It must have been in an accident at one time and the front part near where the left foot goes is pushed in and the floor is bumped up as a result. What tools would you recommend to pull or push to bring it back into shape and where would you push or pull from that would be strong enough to not create problems? I can send you a picture if it helps. I am just a hobbyist, but I would like to understand the thought process and identify what tools I would need to make such a repair. Thanks for your help!

One more thing - maybe I missed it in the video, but what kind/thickness of metal are you using for those little discs for soldering? Would 0.5 mm steel sheet metal be good? Thanks

Has anybody actually filled, primed and painted over this method to see if I comes out smooth? I'm repainting my car and want to take off the door guard strips for smooth doors, which would leave holes that would need to be filled, and I don't want to take off all the inside door panels. Thanks.

thank you

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