This is one of my favorites in your 1936 Chevy Truck fender repair trilogy. I think the ambience created by the Saskatchewan wind noise was appropriate and complemented the fender repair music. Well done!
I don't think most people understand just how much high build primer and skim coat are under a "show quality" paint job. Your metal shaping skills are above reproach!
Yeah it's something you can explain until you're blue in the face, but people just can't comprehend what goes into a show quality paint job (it doesn't help that most people can't spot the difference between a high end paintjob and a cheap Macco respray)
Excited for the jacket, though not confident it will get through biosecurity at customs here! Don't hesitate with the patreon - 99% of success is letting people actually help you succeed. Your workmanship is top notch and well deserving of support.
woke up this morning with a list of a 100 things to get done, yet I wasted 45 min on this video ............. perfect start to a Sunday morning. Keep the videos rolling. Get rolling in the Patreon, and fund your wardrobe, and compensate you for your time.
I like how you encouraged us to recycle the depression-era bodywork music. That’s sustainable entertainment! Don’t think of Patreon as taking money from strangers. You’re providing instruction that some people are prepared to pay for.
The howling wind in the background provided a stark contrast to your upbeat "happy go lucky" demeanour 😀 Great content, as always. Regarding Patreon - people know that creating quality content takes time and effort - so you shouldn't feel bad/weird about giving the people who want to support you the opportunity to do so. Just my two cents.
Now that's what I call true metal finishing ! I learned some of this from the older body men when I first started out. I also learned to do lead . I still have my body tools, but don't do much anymore. Good to watch the old ways again ! Thanks!
It would be a real shame to cover that beautiful fender with paint. Absolutely outstanding work. I want the jacket. Oh, and yes to the Patreon page; don’t think of us as strangers, think of us as fans of great work. You and Scott from CWM are such a refreshing change from all the crap, and so-called “influencers” and bs talking heads. Thanks for that!
WOW ! as usual another magical session with your tools and passion ! As far as your music taste goes I think a lot of us have been introduced to sounds we wouldn't otherwise have heard , with an open mind it's actually always interesting ..... I'm in love with this truck ! 😉🙃😎 NZ
Hello from Indiana.... Your skills are a site to behold. Attention to detail is something that is missing today. Bondo has made all who attempt at bodyworks a heroes. You have my respect.
Thanks for leaving the choice of musical score in our hands. So many videos play their scratched and stuck lp album that plays the same line over and over, it's like being water boarded
You do amazing work. I love watching your show. I used to do this stuff when I was younger 66 years old now no energy anymore. Every since my wife passed away two years ago, it’s funny the similarities that coat you wear. I had one actually quite a few of those Look just like that I would catch him on fire welding. Bondo stuck on tape burn part paint paint liner all kinds of stuff and it used to drive my wife crazy why don’t you throw that old torn up coat away I said why is still good? She said it looks ridiculous Used to really bother her. I thought it was crazy to buy a new coat just to tear it up. I just keep using your torn up one because you can’t hurt it. If it catches on fire again put some more duct tape on it and eventually, I had to buy a new one, but I would keep them as long as I could, some of them probably as nice as the one you have on right now anyhow you do amazing work love watching your show. Every since my wife had seems like I have no energy to do anything just waiting.
It's sad there's about four panel replacement shops neighboring the non body shop that I work at (decided to semi retire). I've done some fiberglass and bondo mods on my daily driver (previously a scrap metal bin before I acquired it). They make snide remarks about my guinea pig but who are they to talk ? They take a part off and put a part back on.
My brother from another mother, I've been following your channel, being a Chevy Guy & all. I mentioned I've had some similar cars & trucks, I do get a lot of enjoyment from your since of humor. I could go on and on, How deserving I am, As for that Sweet 1936 Chevrolet p/u. I'll just say I have had some less than pleasing experiences. I should write a book, or not, l lost everything little over 6 years ago,
That truck is a beautiful survivor. My proclivities are not the patina look but rather original colors finished in lacquer. Although we are all different which is what makes the world such a marvelous place to see what the other guy does.
Thanks, the way I see it is the rest of the truck can always be repainted at a later date, I'd rather focus on getting it on the road then doing bodywork.
You are a funny guy--and your fender looks perfect to me, man! I am a big guy, 6' 5"--I'm old with stiff joints, it hurts me to watch you bend your legs, use your limberness to get in places to repair metal--I envy your ability to kneel, crouch for long periods--enjoy it while you have it! I play bluegrass music in my head during your time-lapse segments.
Beautiful work again buddy... Really looking forward to the 20 part series on the back fender! Sure hope I win the restored jacket' mine is getting a little tatty...Cheers!
Thanks! I fear that if you won there would be riots in the streets. People would claim the contest was rigged because a famous youtube personality got the prize!
Some of the best content on RUclips is coming out of Canada these days. Carter, Fitzee, DD Speed Shop, Make it Kustom, Zip Ties and Bias Plies. Keep it coming man!
I think you totally underrate your ability. I am working on 1933 Chevy fenders, so I can relate. Your results amaze me. I am particularly having difficulty with the flange/bead on the outside face of the fenders. I also love your dry humor. Go ahead, give patreon a try.
I really do hope I win that jacket! Thanks for sharing your hard earned experience, I'm enjoying taking the techniques you're teaching and poorly executing them on my project car so that it can be someone else's problem some day. Also, the intros of your videos crack me up, love it. Thanks Kyle
In the late 60's my family and I went to Harrah's auto museum in Sparks Nevada and I watched two old white haired body and fender men straightening fenders on a '35 ford "Tub", (Phaeton. They were really pros, White shop coats and all!
You are The Metal Whisperer, and your standards are astonishing. Like the sound of the prairie wind howling in the eaves. Kinda goes with the vibe of this excellent channel.
Great job on that fender Kyle. I was surprised when I heard how long it took you. It just goes to show you got to have patience doing this kind of work. You have inspired me to do my own repairs and I learnt a lot from the way you explain things. Keep up the great videos. Very inspirational.
Thanks! The time I spent actually isn't too far over what the insurance companies would pay a collision shop to beat it out and slather it with filler.
I only listen to your time lapse music because I dont want to miss any of your comments/explanations. I'd say go ahead with patreon. There are so many hacks out there begging for money, that put out substandard work. You actually show how much time and effort goes into a small repair, and give out great tips.
You, sir, are a GOD when it comes to metal work...I spend alot more time than I care to admit watching RUclips videos...out of everyone I've watched...you are the best.
Kyle I don't think you have to take a back seat to any coach builders, your work always impresses me. I got my hopes up when you uncovered the truck, I thought man if I win that I'll sell mine in a heartbeat. You had me going again. Don't know much about the Patreon thing, but I'll be willing to contribute. Keep up the good work my friend.
Another Patreon vote for sure. I'll be directing folks to your channel fast as possible, so I can get in the running for that jacket my wife has come to adore (insert nuclear sarcasm). Great work! Sure would enjoy hearing your back story on learning the trade.
Thanks for the support! There's not much of a backstory to tell. This is one of those trades you have to learn by doing. I attended a trade school for autobody to get the basics and the rest was all trial and error.
I restored the stainless trim on my 58 Bel air after doing the whole car itself ( DIY driver quality restoration BTW). I had 3 or 4 hours on 1 piece of stainless that was 3/4" wide. I cant imagine the amount of hours to metal finsih an entire fender let alone any other full panel. You the man! That fender is about as tough a panel as you can do with all the compound curvature happening. Enjoy watching your work and it helps me know that bondo is my friend. LOL
Kyle, your definitely up there in the 10%, and of course we listen to your music and background soundscapes. I just knew that your give away was your shirt😂 keeping your new one for Sunday best !! 👍🏴
Really like the metal work that you do, one of your older video showed how to do lead work. I found it very interesting, I do not watch tv so I have to stay in the garage or yard , I like it that way .
I think you do amazing work and if we have to see a few commercials for shit I'll never buy that's OK if it helps you out in any way, just so they know it's all those products you never hear about are the ones that I buy, if we have to hear their push for more sales it must be garbage because quality sells itself, love your work Carter, and I enjoy the dry humor, I can't wait to see more progress on this 36, it's definitely a treasure and no doubt worth it's weight in gold
Thanks for the kind words! I hate having commercials on my show, but they started putting ads in my videos back in November long before I was monetized. I figure at least now I will get a few pennies out of it. They want to put ad breaks in every couple minutes which I think is insane so I delete over half the ads before I release the videos.
@@CarterAutoRestyling that is so cool, I had no idea you could do that 😄, I've just come to the conclusion that if they have to interrupt private media with their bullshit ads, I just don't need whatever they're selling, keep up the great work and I'll be happy to watch
Thank you KYLE love your work. you have skills that I have only seen very rarely, Your sense of humour is just so funny, Please keep making videos. Do the patreon thing. you have too many skills and talent to teach people in an entertaining way. You should get paid for all your efforts. Scott from cold war motors sent me over to your channel. so I need to thank Scott as well. Love his channel, it must be something about the Canadian channels , all the best Gav from Aust.
After all the work you've done on that fender, you should just polish it up and clear it. That's the thing with paint and body, people can only see what wasn't done. Metal, that old and good, is rare. Be a shame to hide it. Scott over at CWM would be the guy to ask about the whole patreon thing. The success of his channel pretty much speaks for itself. You can only try and see what happens. If you don't, you'll never know. Keep up the good work.
I considered polishing it for the finale of the video,but I'm low on sandpaper and ambition haha. I had one bare metal car years ago and upkeep was a pain so the fenders will get painted. I don't do car shows and the general public doesn't care whether my fenders are original or not.
Nice video........ Good to see you had your hearing protection handy in case you had to do any hammering on that ole fender!!!!!!!!!! lols. Amazing job bringing that fender back to better than new condition. Danm factory......... can't get anything right.
Kyle - not sure if you'd be interested working in a high dollar shop, but don't shit yourself, you have the skills. I did refinishing work in one of those places and I'm quite sure after a coat or two of urethane primer your work would be ready to go. Yes there's guys out there that are better, there always is, no matter who you are. I know guys like that and it's always amazing when you're around them, pisses me off, it's sick how good they are. The other thing that amazes me with these guys are that they are pretty young. If you don't think your skills are at the top level, I guarantee you , that within a year they would be. I think all you would need to do is hook up with that group of individuals. Prove me wrong, I'm sure you know that when you have to do that top quality work, day in and out it pretty much sucks. Pressure and put off deadlines with the added and expected perfection at all times usually crushes the ordinary man. I'm too long here but as I said before, your skills are there and exceptional.
Your quality standards are quite low you say ? Bulldust! I say that fender is amazing!
Thank you!
If Carter was close, I would have him do my body work. He takes pride in his work and does what the customer wants done,no more, no less.
This is one of my favorites in your 1936 Chevy Truck fender repair trilogy. I think the ambience created by the Saskatchewan wind noise was appropriate and complemented the fender repair music. Well done!
I don't think most people understand just how much high build primer and skim coat are under a "show quality" paint job. Your metal shaping skills are above reproach!
Yeah it's something you can explain until you're blue in the face, but people just can't comprehend what goes into a show quality paint job (it doesn't help that most people can't spot the difference between a high end paintjob and a cheap Macco respray)
Excited for the jacket, though not confident it will get through biosecurity at customs here! Don't hesitate with the patreon - 99% of success is letting people actually help you succeed. Your workmanship is top notch and well deserving of support.
Thanks! I think it would be pretty funny to see the customs officers reaction when they intercept it at the boarder.
As long as you can prove it's had 2 jabs and a booster,you will be fine as long a it doesn't contact a non jabbed jacket.
I like the Sask wind backing track! Though it is probably easier to listen to than live with.
It gets old listening to it day after day!
Thank You for not inflicting obnoxious rock music on us. Appreciated.
You're welcome, I appreciate you watching the show!
woke up this morning with a list of a 100 things to get done, yet I wasted 45 min on this video ............. perfect start to a Sunday morning. Keep the videos rolling. Get rolling in the Patreon, and fund your wardrobe, and compensate you for your time.
Thank you Jeremy for allowing me the opportunity to waste your morning!
I like how you encouraged us to recycle the depression-era bodywork music. That’s sustainable entertainment!
Don’t think of Patreon as taking money from strangers. You’re providing instruction that some people are prepared to pay for.
Oh yeah we are big on sustainability around here! Thanks as always for watching and following along!
Sustainable Entertainment. Excellent.
The howling wind in the background provided a stark contrast to your upbeat "happy go lucky" demeanour 😀 Great content, as always. Regarding Patreon - people know that creating quality content takes time and effort - so you shouldn't feel bad/weird about giving the people who want to support you the opportunity to do so. Just my two cents.
Thanks David, I'm glad you enjoyed the contrast between the wind and my positive attitude haha
^this
Now that's what I call true metal finishing ! I learned some of this from the older body men when I first started out. I also learned to do lead . I still have my body tools, but don't do much anymore. Good to watch the old ways again ! Thanks!
Thanks for the kind words Kevin and thanks for watching!
Really looking forward to the 20 part fender series !
Why would you want to cut it so short??? You are amazing! Kick butt!
Haha me too
Love the music
I listen to your time lapse music all the time...I enjoy it so much I sometimes rewind and listen to it again...so soothing...so melodic...
Glad you enjoy it, I'm very proud of the music on this channel!
It would be a real shame to cover that beautiful fender with paint. Absolutely outstanding work. I want the jacket. Oh, and yes to the Patreon page; don’t think of us as strangers, think of us as fans of great work. You and Scott from CWM are such a refreshing change from all the crap, and so-called “influencers” and bs talking heads. Thanks for that!
Thanks for the kind words! I hope you win the jacket haha!
WOW ! as usual another magical session with your tools and passion ! As far as your music taste goes I think a lot of us have been introduced to sounds we wouldn't otherwise have heard , with an open mind it's actually always interesting ..... I'm in love with this truck ! 😉🙃😎 NZ
Great! Now I have that eerie depression era music rolling around in my brain for the rest of my day. Thanks a lot!
You're welcome haha
Your skill at body work is only surpassed by the dryness of your wit. Absolutely love it. And I am gaining some knowledge to boot!
Thank you very much! I'm glad you're enjoying this stuff
I don't think you give yourself enough credit. You do great work. I haven't seen anyone do work like you that looks as good as your work. Keep it up!
Thanks Roger, I've still got a lot to learn!
Hello from Indiana.... Your skills are a site to behold. Attention to detail is something that is missing today. Bondo has made all who attempt at bodyworks a heroes. You have my respect.
Thanks Pierre, although I have to admit that I've done my fair share of bondo slinging too.
The work you did on that fender is amazing!
Thanks!
Great metal working.... Glad to see the addition of the yellow HIvis safety stripes.
Thanks! It's always safety first around here!
NO 1 IS YOUR A PRO. AT WHAT YOU DO. YOU HAVE THE PACKAGE DEAL. KEEP ON GOING.
Thank you!
Wow, you did a great job. I had no idea that you could hammer out weld marks like that. Again, great job and thank you for sharing your craft with us.
Thanks for leaving the choice of musical score in our hands. So many videos play their scratched and stuck lp album that plays the same line over and over, it's like being water boarded
You're welcome haha. Thanks for watching!
You do amazing work. I love watching your show. I used to do this stuff when I was younger 66 years old now no energy anymore. Every since my wife passed away two years ago, it’s funny the similarities that coat you wear. I had one actually quite a few of those Look just like that I would catch him on fire welding. Bondo stuck on tape burn part paint paint liner all kinds of stuff and it used to drive my wife crazy why don’t you throw that old torn up coat away I said why is still good? She said it looks ridiculous Used to really bother her. I thought it was crazy to buy a new coat just to tear it up. I just keep using your torn up one because you can’t hurt it. If it catches on fire again put some more duct tape on it and eventually, I had to buy a new one, but I would keep them as long as I could, some of them probably as nice as the one you have on right now anyhow you do amazing work love watching your show. Every since my wife had seems like I have no energy to do anything just waiting.
I think you could hold your own with the best metal finishers out there.Thanks for your hard work and showing what is possible
Thank you Paul!
It's sad there's about four panel replacement shops neighboring the non body shop that I work at (decided to semi retire). I've done some fiberglass and bondo mods on my daily driver (previously a scrap metal bin before I acquired it). They make snide remarks about my guinea pig but who are they to talk ? They take a part off and put a part back on.
I don't want to be repetitious, but your skill level is remarkable. Also you're very patient. Great result.
Thanks!
Bump for the algorithm.
You chase dents with the patience of a saint! That fender turned out beautifully!
Thank you! It does require a bit of patience more than anything.
My brother from another mother, I've been following your channel, being a Chevy Guy & all. I mentioned I've had some similar cars & trucks, I do get a lot of enjoyment from your since of humor. I could go on and on, How deserving I am, As for that Sweet 1936 Chevrolet p/u.
I'll just say I have had some less than pleasing experiences. I should write a book, or not, l lost everything little over 6 years ago,
The fender is out of the world very good job!!!
Thank you Bob!
Good gosh, I wish I had your skills. That was fabulous work
That truck is a beautiful survivor. My proclivities are not the patina look but rather original colors finished in lacquer. Although we are all different which is what makes the world such a marvelous place to see what the other guy does.
Thanks, the way I see it is the rest of the truck can always be repainted at a later date, I'd rather focus on getting it on the road then doing bodywork.
That wind wow . Excellent watch again ,glad I found this channel
The wind is a bit harsh haha. Thanks for watching my videos!
You are a funny guy--and your fender looks perfect to me, man! I am a big guy, 6' 5"--I'm old with stiff joints, it hurts me to watch you bend your legs, use your limberness to get in places to repair metal--I envy your ability to kneel, crouch for long periods--enjoy it while you have it! I play bluegrass music in my head during your time-lapse segments.
Getting old is not going to be fun haha
thank you for not playing loud music during the fast forward segments !!! keep up the good work!!!
You're welcome! I figure people can play their own loud music if they want. haha
Really good job!!! Thanks for answering ! Also you have my subscription!
@@larryhill5258 Thanks Larry! I appreciate the subscription!
Beautiful work again buddy... Really looking forward to the 20 part series on the back fender! Sure hope I win the restored jacket' mine is getting a little tatty...Cheers!
Thanks! I fear that if you won there would be riots in the streets. People would claim the contest was rigged because a famous youtube personality got the prize!
@@CarterAutoRestyling haha
Wow that is real craftsmanship
Thanks!
You are goooood! Love the humor and.............. the music.
Haha thank you!
Some of the best content on RUclips is coming out of Canada these days. Carter, Fitzee, DD Speed Shop, Make it Kustom, Zip Ties and Bias Plies. Keep it coming man!
The long cold winters make us do strange things! Thanks for watching
I think you totally underrate your ability. I am working on 1933 Chevy fenders, so I can relate. Your results amaze me. I am particularly having difficulty with the flange/bead on the outside face of the fenders. I also love your dry humor. Go ahead, give patreon a try.
Thanks! The beads and edges can definitely put up a fight! Keep at it, they will come around eventually!
A thing of beauty is a joy for all to behold!
I love watching you work your magic on these projects awesome talent keep on keeping on
Thanks!
Sure looks like coach building to me...excellent work....dibs on the jacket.....
Thanks Joe! I hope you win the jacket haha
Kyle. its yours and you dont owe anyone an explanation or an apology. Your videos, along with CWM Fitzee and Wray Schelein are the best!
Thanks Joel!
I really do hope I win that jacket! Thanks for sharing your hard earned experience, I'm enjoying taking the techniques you're teaching and poorly executing them on my project car so that it can be someone else's problem some day. Also, the intros of your videos crack me up, love it. Thanks Kyle
Thanks Jared! I'll be sure to enter your name twice in the jacket contest haha
Exceptional work! Do I listen to the music during the time lapses? Nope. I just mute that part.
Haha perfect!
Not sure what's more enjoyable, the metalworking or the dry as the arctic wind witt of yours. Keep developing both and they'll lap it up. Cheers!
Haha thanks Peter, glad you enjoy this stuff!
nice work glad to see im not the only one that gets full usage out his clothes saves more money for the projects
Exactly haha!
you are in the 6 percent class.....keep up the great work
Thank you!
Your work is a joy to behold, Best wishes from Australia.
Thanks, glad you enjoy watching it!
In the late 60's my family and I went to Harrah's auto museum in Sparks Nevada and I watched two old white haired body and fender men straightening fenders on a '35 ford "Tub", (Phaeton. They were really pros, White shop coats and all!
Very cool, thanks for sharing. Now I need a white lab coat haha
I want that jacket for a scare crow I'm making! but I couldn't deny your cats their favorite plaything. keep up the good work.
That's very nice of you to consider the well being of my cats haha
I listen to your time lapse music…and love it
Thanks for listening, I'm glad you enjoy it!
Don't put your self down like that u are a good 👍 body man keep up the good work
Thanks Roger
You are The Metal Whisperer, and your standards are astonishing. Like the sound of the prairie wind howling in the eaves. Kinda goes with the vibe of this excellent channel.
Thanks for the kind words! I hate the sound of wind, so I picked a bad part of the world to live in haha.
Very nice work. Patience and determination are necessary.
Thank you, patience and determination are more important than skills with a lot of this stuff.
Wow that jacket is an incredible incentive.
It really is haha
Hey Kyle, thanks for another video. I appreciate the humble and humor! I say try the Patreon.
Thanks for the kind words and thank you for watching!
Great job on that fender Kyle. I was surprised when I heard how long it took you. It just goes to show you got to have patience doing this kind of work. You have inspired me to do my own repairs and I learnt a lot from the way you explain things.
Keep up the great videos. Very inspirational.
Thanks! The time I spent actually isn't too far over what the insurance companies would pay a collision shop to beat it out and slather it with filler.
Lol, it inspired me to give up. 😆
Listen to the time lapse music? Well, of course Kyle! Keep those tunes (and the videos) coming!
Glad you like the music Glen!
I only listen to your time lapse music because I dont want to miss any of your comments/explanations. I'd say go ahead with patreon. There are so many hacks out there begging for money, that put out substandard work. You actually show how much time and effort goes into a small repair, and give out great tips.
Thanks, glad you like the show and the music haha!
Your a great TRUE bodyman.becoming a lost art.the way you do it.
Thank you!
Nice work man!! Good to see old time hand tool work!
Thank you!
You Do Great Work!!! Beautiful
You, sir, are a GOD when it comes to metal work...I spend alot more time than I care to admit watching RUclips videos...out of everyone I've watched...you are the best.
Wow thank you for the kind words. I Still have an eternity of learning to do when it comes to this type of work!
@@CarterAutoRestyling wise man once told me that a person never stops learning
20 part fender series! I'm in!!
Perfect! Thanks for watching!
Man, that wind noise sounds like Wyoming. That’s why I live in Florida now.😂
Kyle I don't think you have to take a back seat to any coach builders, your work always impresses me. I got my hopes up when you uncovered the truck, I thought man if I win that I'll sell mine in a heartbeat. You had me going again. Don't know much about the Patreon thing, but I'll be willing to contribute. Keep up the good work my friend.
Thanks Ken! Your truck is a lot closer to being on the road than my 36 is, so it's probably for the best I'm not giving mine away!
WOW! You are a real craftsman! Amazing results. You have a lot of patience. I listen to your music, its great.
Glad you enjoy the music, I put a lot of effort into it!
I see you to be a great artist!
Thanks for explaining the slapper. You sure have patience.
Thank you!
I like you teaching details. I'm looking forward to the next series!
Thanks for watching and following along, glad you're enjoying it!
Another Patreon vote for sure. I'll be directing folks to your channel fast as possible, so I can get in the running for that jacket my wife has come to adore (insert nuclear sarcasm). Great work! Sure would enjoy hearing your back story on learning the trade.
Thanks for the support! There's not much of a backstory to tell. This is one of those trades you have to learn by doing. I attended a trade school for autobody to get the basics and the rest was all trial and error.
Defiantly don't get a P.O. box so random strangers can send you cases of bondo. Great work, looking forward to more.
Haha I am running dangerously low on bondo. Thanks for watching!
I restored the stainless trim on my 58 Bel air after doing the whole car itself ( DIY driver quality restoration BTW). I had 3 or 4 hours on 1 piece of stainless that was 3/4" wide. I cant imagine the amount of hours to metal finsih an entire fender let alone any other full panel. You the man! That fender is about as tough a panel as you can do with all the compound curvature happening. Enjoy watching your work and it helps me know that bondo is my friend. LOL
Oh stainless trim can be a nightmare in itself, I hate repairing that stuff!
Awesome result - your standards are quality 👍
Thanks!
Kyle, your definitely up there in the 10%, and of course we listen to your music and background soundscapes. I just knew that your give away was your shirt😂 keeping your new one for Sunday best !! 👍🏴
Thank you, I guess I wasn't fooling anyone with the giveaway haha!
Really like the metal work that you do, one of your older video showed how to do lead work. I found it very interesting, I do not watch tv so I have to stay in the garage or yard , I like it that way .
Thanks for watching Lester. Maybe someday I'll do a video dedicated to lead work. I don't watch Tv either!
Watching the progression of the jacket is my favorite part. That says a lot. You’re an incredible craftsman./coach builder. Nice work.
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent metal work.
Thank you
Man just awesome skills and too funny too 👍 best to you Kyle, keep up the incredible work!!
Thanks, all the best to you too!
You definitely are a craftsman excellent work 👍
Thanks!
Extremely nice work. Thank you.
Thanks!
Dude, your stuff is great! Don’t sell yourself short. Go for the patreon page for sure.
Thanks Pat!
Amazing skills!!!
Thanks!
I think you do amazing work and if we have to see a few commercials for shit I'll never buy that's OK if it helps you out in any way, just so they know it's all those products you never hear about are the ones that I buy, if we have to hear their push for more sales it must be garbage because quality sells itself, love your work Carter, and I enjoy the dry humor, I can't wait to see more progress on this 36, it's definitely a treasure and no doubt worth it's weight in gold
Thanks for the kind words! I hate having commercials on my show, but they started putting ads in my videos back in November long before I was monetized. I figure at least now I will get a few pennies out of it. They want to put ad breaks in every couple minutes which I think is insane so I delete over half the ads before I release the videos.
@@CarterAutoRestyling that is so cool, I had no idea you could do that 😄, I've just come to the conclusion that if they have to interrupt private media with their bullshit ads, I just don't need whatever they're selling, keep up the great work and I'll be happy to watch
Too funny. If that's your low standard... whoa! Thanks for the show. Make a patreon.
Thanks for watching!
Masterful! Yous slapper looks useful.
Thanks! It does come in handy from time to time.
Thank you KYLE love your work. you have skills that I have only seen very rarely, Your sense of humour is just so funny, Please keep making videos. Do the patreon thing. you have too many skills and talent to teach people in an entertaining way. You should get paid for all your efforts. Scott from cold war motors sent me over to your channel. so I need to thank Scott as well. Love his channel, it must be something about the Canadian channels , all the best Gav from Aust.
Thanks for the kind words Gavin!
Thank you 🙏
This was awsome. Glad I found you. I'm learning. Beautiful truck!! I'm working on a 38 Chevy truck. Subscribed!
Hey thanks for subscribing! Good luck with your '38 Chevy project, those are great looking trucks!
Nice! I’m excited, I could use that shirt.
I hope you win haha
I love watching your videos 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for watching them!
Just amazing as usual great work!
After all the work you've done on that fender, you should just polish it up and clear it.
That's the thing with paint and body, people can only see what wasn't done.
Metal, that old and good, is rare. Be a shame to hide it.
Scott over at CWM would be the guy to ask about the whole patreon thing.
The success of his channel pretty much speaks for itself.
You can only try and see what happens. If you don't, you'll never know.
Keep up the good work.
I considered polishing it for the finale of the video,but I'm low on sandpaper and ambition haha. I had one bare metal car years ago and upkeep was a pain so the fenders will get painted. I don't do car shows and the general public doesn't care whether my fenders are original or not.
@@CarterAutoRestyling Agreed.
Nice video........ Good to see you had your hearing protection handy in case you had to do any hammering on that ole fender!!!!!!!!!! lols. Amazing job bringing that fender back to better than new condition. Danm factory......... can't get anything right.
Speak up I can't hear ya over the ringing in my ears haha! Thanks for watching!
I love the sarcasm you should sell it by the quart.
Haha the market for sarcasm is a little soft these days so it wouldn't be a profitable venture.
For a minute I thought I heard screaming kids. Thinking it was the wind. :D
Kyle - not sure if you'd be interested working in a high dollar shop, but don't shit yourself, you have the skills. I did refinishing work in one of those places and I'm quite sure after a coat or two of urethane primer your work would be ready to go. Yes there's guys out there that are better, there always is, no matter who you are. I know guys like that and it's always amazing when you're around them, pisses me off, it's sick how good they are. The other thing that amazes me with these guys are that they are pretty young. If you don't think your skills are at the top level, I guarantee you , that within a year they would be. I think all you would need to do is hook up with that group of individuals. Prove me wrong, I'm sure you know that when you have to do that top quality work, day in and out it pretty much sucks. Pressure and put off deadlines with the added and expected perfection at all times usually crushes the ordinary man. I'm too long here but as I said before, your skills are there and exceptional.
Hey thanks for the kind words! I live in Saskatchewan, the land of the Camaro so we don't have any coachbuilding shops to work at here haha
Beautiful work there mate, it is great to see body repair without body filler !
Thank you!
Great skills! and funny too!