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Wow! I thought for sure you would be doing quarters, but you fixed them with that very neat seatbelt & hot glue technique. Impressed. Repair came out great, you are very skilled.

Yo, that seat belt trick is the OG! Where you get hot glue that strong? 💪

Now that’s the way it should be done !

Nice video what glue did you use with seat belts nice work

Without knowing the actual car and it's construction I am going to assume that the vehicle is of monocoque construction as most modern cars are. In which case the box section of the sill is integral to the overal strength and rigidity of the whole car, therefor the integrity of the safety of the vehicle. In which case butt welding this panal is introducing weakness point that will fail either in time or God forbid another collision. More likely though from regular crossing of speed bumps while dropping off and picking up th e kids to and from school. What I do and all other well skilled panel beaters do is, they step the joint which is the strongest way to join a box section and again depending on the make and design of the car consideration would be made as to whether a fish plate is warranted behind the joint. Bog goes onto well sanded bare metal. You don't want to rely on a micro film of paint to hold the bog in place, however, for this stress joint, lead fill would be better to asorb the twist and strain of the monocoque chassis. If you don't believe that a step joint is better than a butt joint, examine how those panels are joined in manufacture.

Good job. What brand and model is this 3inch thick disc?

very talented young man...kudos

Thats so cool watching you do this, I just did a rear body and a rear floor in a 2023 Jetta about two weeks ago and I I literally had to transfer everything from the old floor over to the new floor the spare tire mount plate the exhaust mount brackets and all the little screw nails to hold all the undershields up and the amount of welds along the wheel houses was insane I had almost 50 welds just along the sides where the floor meets the wheel houses and being a flat rate it really put me in the hole that week trying to get that job done and over to paint but I bounced back this week. But good job brother I love your work and im gonna use that seat belt trick I really like that. Wouldnt it be nice if you could get that jump done in 15 minutes lol have a good day bro.

superb workmanship, thank you

What's the brand of the portable frame puller

Nice work! Repair looks great!

the caramac wheel on bare metal?? whyy?

Very impressed well done

Good morning, excellent looking repair. I do like the sound of your wire welder. It is really kicking that weld work. We have the Wedge clamp equipment for our frame work. Very good equipment. Thanks for a great video. Take care and good luck.

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You are truly an artist! I mean seriously.

This is taboo. Per the ford procedure,no where does it say to replace the factory spr with replacement spr. Ford gives you 2 part numbers for the proper rivits and where to use them. Its 2024 and in the day and if of liability,and lawsuits id reccomend following manufacturers procedure and use the proper ford rivits

You da MAN !!!

You are obviously using gas, but what size wire? .023 or .030?

My friends cousin cuts out panels and welds in new panels he gets from motor wreckers or he just uses sheet metal hes a gifted welder, he works on prestige cars like Rolls and top of the range Mercs. Just a coffee cake and and hour mate! He cant be bothered ever using fillers and dent pullers and dollies and hammers.😊He does a lot of reupholstering and vernier work , im not particularly impressed by the fact that he uses choice language and is an Atheist , but he is bloody good at what he does. Greek Cypriot background.

Verry good, i love you

Great job

What's the color code or paint name

My first time is all frayed and blotchy😂.

Thx bro.. I learned a lot 👍💯

I've never seen wiggle wire before very cool

Why does it sound like the weld is “pinging”?

cool but this not no DIY, this is shop equipment lol. I can’t really use this

My car has similar damage and every body shop I took it to said door shell need replace

Won't the steel rust from underneath where it's been welded?

where do you buy the replacement panels?

Nice job 👍👏

29 year Bodyman here,done many of these.💯

good skills bro :) Greetings from Poland

Nice!👍🏽

I prefer to use panel bond adhesive with a series of backing strips glued to the underside of one side. The backing strips are 1 5/8” wide, leaving a 3/4” flange on each side of the gap. This is clamped using aircraft Cleco Clamps through 1/8” drilled holes. Then glue on the new panel by laying it onto the flange created by the backing strip. Then fill holes with more adhesive. This creates a super strong double thickness joint that has zero warp, no sparks and is completely watertight.

Kinda of glossed over the single hardest part in this whole process, placing the tape in the same exact location on the new panel. Otherwise, perfect video

How long did it took not including primer and paint? Great job too!

Lol

When butt welding with a gap inbtween the panels, where do I start the weld? Right in the gap? Won’t the wire go trough the gap? I’m new to welding so all help is appreciated

Great video!

nice job good video also what is the name of the plastic rod you are using it looks like it is sticking pretty good i would like to order some thanks

Nicely done!!

Like doing wallpaper joints only harder.

Where are you located? What is your shop name?

That was very informative and well presented.

I respect this work very much

Just like a hardcore PRO! Pro results in a video under three minutes! NICE 😎

I’ve seen guys weld it with bronze, what’s your thought?

Thats a really nice tram gauge