I'm Working On My Wife's Capri (Front Brakes, Ball Joints, Driveline CV Axle Hub Bearing Replacement, My Point Is: Never Did This On A Front Wheel Drive Car And I Was Nervous! ... After Watching You Chad & Jolene I'm No Longer Nervous! ... "Don't Be Scared!" Let's Go Do It!! THANK YOU! You Both Are A VERY POSITIVE INFLUENCE!!
Having been in this industry for over 45 years and now retired, I must say this vehicle he is working on is the most bizarre I have ever played eyes on. Great video and cannot unsee this monstrosity.
I did this body fill flooding back in the early 80's It does work just fine and like you say it saves time and it looks good at the end. I had a old grand le mans wagon that I did all over. I even rebuilt the engine and trans . Chad you are a master at doing this .
I love the message Chad sends ... even if you are lime me and u love missing and shaping .... you can relate to his insistence .... that time saved , not sanding and fussing with each step ..... I’d personally compromise .... and block litely each application .... to ensure good shape ..... but in the end , it’s all about the last coat or “ Millimetre” or prep before paint !!
I have been in all aspects of the auto industry for over 43 years. A lot of our work comes from people who weren’t afraid of tearing into a job and soon finding out that they were way in over their heads, especially on new cars and trucks. Most of the time it cost more money than it would have if they had taken it to a professional to start with.
Great video again,love the way you're explaining every single thing you're doing on a build,it's the master teaching everybody and showing his years of experience building on the fly,also great filming of Jolene,thanks for sharing
I absolutely sure that you get the respect you deserve Chad from myself and I think I can speak for all your fans. I've seen that you pay attention to everyone watching you and have even used some of their suggestions. So thank you and the beautiful Jolene for the great entertainment.
the ocean floor analogy works awesome. What you have shown in these videos took me years to learn . I always tried putting almost no filler and adding and adding over and over to save some materials and costing me time .
The game this dude be givin away is priceless. True motivation. I'm ready to start puttin in work on my dad's old 54 crestline. Much respect for you my guy 💪🏽
Wish i had seen this 40 years ago, i was taught that you had to rough up the previous coating before applying next coat, such a timesaver, wish i was still doing autobody work but am retired and health issues won't allow me to. I appreciate all your videos Chad & Jolene. Do have one request Chad, we want to see more of Jolene!!! HAHAHA! Thanks
Ice the cake! Thanks for sharing. Your filler is the, Icing on the Cake. It makes it look fabulous...The unifying butter that smooths the surface of the body out. I can't wait to see how you design the rear end of the car so it fits in with the back end of the truck. The anticipation is mounting...How, What and Where? Chad and Jolene, This truck is a masterpiece in the making. I can't wait to see it on the road. I'd pay you for a ride in it. You are making Truck Design history. Cool beans!
I enjoy the whole process from fab, to fill, to paint. My 37 Chevy truck needs lots of work and you give me the info and the confidence to tackle it. Thanks for sharing your passion with us all. Why does your body fill give you so much time to work with it. Without the resin, I always run out of time even on smaller batches. (brand maybe)
Its awesome to see all of the real world work that goes into making a nice car or truck! Not very many folks show that! It takes alot of hard work to make something like that!
Awesome class !!!! Would love to see the finished build have been searching but unable to find it you are a genius Chad and Jolene the queen is an awesome support for you !!!! Never stop being who yall are that's what makes you 💯
I do a lot of decorating repairs, just something I’ve learnt to do over the last 10 years and I could see me finding this quite easy. Cheers for the video
Much respect for so many things presented in your videos, Chad. To have skills is awesome. But, to take the time to teach those skills to others, is commendable. Further, Chad, you never seem to post a video that fails to remind me of how I should treat my wife. Thank you, for all of the above! 😎👍
body work is so deverse and done in so many ways. You're doing what i think i'd do it like. I'd probably put resin in my body filler too because it goes on smoother with less pin holes. I think the biggest mistake made is when you put filler here and there several times instead of flooding the whole thing. I like using a cheese grater before reappling filler if you catch it right it helps level it out making it all go faster. It saves on sandpaper because you don't dull it getting the top off of it. Keep up the good work !
Hey Chad, love the truck! Thanks for explaining your method of body filling. Ive been putting mine on way too light and it takes forever that way. Keep the awesome projects coming!
I was a prototype maker for a long time and I'm enjoying watching another prototype maker making a reality from a dream. Thanks to both of you for sharing your talents with us!
When it comes to the body work, you do a great job. Building this truck on the fly is not an easy task. You do what has worked for you and has been tried and tested. Jolene does a fabulous job with the camera work.
I've done body work on all my vehicles over the years, and the one thing I wish I had was a helper mixing the mud so I could keep applying it. I always had to Stop and remix, like your doing. But thanks for the VIDEO, BTW... COOL LOOKING TRUCK, CAN'T WAIT FOR THE FINISHED RESULTS...
You know I must say you took that car to a whole another level I'm straight old school I'm 59 years old I like everything straight original but this that you got going on right here very very interesting can't wait to see the finished product you definitely are a master and customizing very nicely brilliantly done a lot of thinking went into that can't wait to see the finished product God bless
Love the videos man, you speak nothing but the truth lots of haters out there talk down on people for not doing things “by the book”. I’m not experienced at all I just took in a job from a friend just so I can practice at work, my coworkers told me I have no idea what I’m doing and that I’m never gonna learn how to do it by doing it by myself, I did a whole color change on my bimmer 2 years strong and it looks the same as it did when It came out, like you said stop being scared and do better every job
Love watching you guys work! Your work inspires me to push harder and build better! I'm a young(ish) collision repair tech on his way into restorations and custom work( want to learn metal finishing and how to build my own panels. ) I have a question however, what sort of adhesion do you get when putting bonds over unsanded fibre reinforced filler? usually when I do mud work I sand with 80 grit or coarser for mechanical adhesion on bare metal and 40-80 grit over fibre reinforced filler. I am not judging at all, just want to learn and expand my knowledge. Thank you so much for you time and I look forward to your response!
Unfortunately you won't get a response. I can see he doesn't have the time to answer everyone's questions or chat with people on here, but he should at least answer 2 questions per video. I've noticed the ones that do that keep their subscribers and gain even more!
Oh im scared alright!..lol 50 min it took just to spread out one coat of mud over just part of one qtr panel, which is kinda a easy flat open spot..And then to think that needs to be sanded and repeat another coat of mud and then if it was me i would switch to a coat of glazing putty..all those steps need sanded between..Gives you an idea of how many hrs its going to take to just do the mud work!...Oh and mudding all the concave body line sections that you have to spread the mud out with your fingers and then get creative with different sanding blocks...jeez so much work!! and so much money in sand paper and mud..And to think we havent even got to fill primer yet which has about just as many steps!!..im glad you still got the motivation in you Chad
BAD CHAD JUST LOVE THE WAY YOUU MAKE THESE OLD CARS FROM NEXT TO NOTHING; YOU DO THE BEST WORK THAT I HAVE EVER SEEN.AND YOU DO MOTOVATE ME TO TRY TO BUILD SOMETHING FROM SCRATCH.
I'd love to see the cab over build go to the next level one day, love to see it painted and driving 🚗 chad and Jolene. Absolutely love watching the different cars 🚗 you have been working on 😅
Looking forward to the work between the cabover and the 36 to keep the content changing and everyone excited to see the build progressing. Nice Job Chad and Jolene. Enjoy your weekend
I had my 16 year old son watching your video learning how to apply mud. He’s gotten his first truck and he’s wanting to repaint and fill all the small dents. Thanks for your great attention to detail while showing how and why you do it the way you do. What didn’t kinds of vehicles are in your creation your working on there?
Dude you are a force to be reckoned with. You really build some of the coolest car's and trucks I've ever seen . keep doing what you're doing .much respect bro.
Glad I found this video, I miss the shows as direct TV only tevoed 24 minutes of each show. You build amazing vehicles from ground up. I've learned a lot from your work experience. Thanks keep up the great work 👍
Chad is a man that chooses his battles. This serves him well and is key to achieving his creative vision. Grinding and sanding fibreglass is a huge challenge and a battle bet avoided.. It eats time and consumables and, destroys your tools too.
It's amazing how nice the Cabover looks with the file on it. It completely changes the look plus it shows off the hard work Chad & Jolene have put into the project WOW! Thanks Mark Dutka
wish i was there to help you out doing the fill and sand work it sure is satisfying after doing all the repair work and to finally get to the filler work applying it like a sculptor sanding and feeling and seeing it come to life and then seeing all the hard tedious labor of finally getting it done then painted . only to wanting to get started on another project to stay in the groove.
Let the magic that happens beneath stellar paint be revealed via Bad Chad-a true craftsman and artist. Thanks Chad for sharing your knowledge and showcasing the talents one must have to do what you and others like you do. ✌🏻❤️
Looking good with the frosting keep up the great work Chad and Jolene. Also my 7 yearold Grandson loves watching Jolenes videos and then last night I found my wife has been watching your videos to and that is something cause she will not come out in the garage and watch me working on my car because she says I talk to much go figure.
Hello Chad and Jolene, I must say I really enjoyed your tv show, but am THRILLED to be watching your real world YT work MUCH more! These builds are very educational (in a down and dirty, but still highly professional way) and this truck is especially mesmerizing. The flood is a great analogy. Aside from not grinding the welds to save time, am I safe in assuming those welds are stronger?! Keep up the good work! Shawn
that's a really good idea with the content switching it up like that between a motor doing chops working on paint and then body between different cars you're right people won't get bored
Chad! You guys are awesome- I love watching all your videos and I’m sorry it’s taken this long to subscribe to your RUclips- I have watched on Facebook for years. You 2 are amazing and love the content- I’m a boat guy and still get addicted to your videos so keep up the good work and I wish you and your lady a very merry Christmas and happy new year - cheers!
Chad your amazing at what you do and thank you so much to jolene for making this all possible for us to watch and learn from also congratulations to all the winners
I like how chad not traditional car body work chad training on the job that good old-fashioned way I just think Jolene is getting all the knowledge from Chad do the camera work
Great content and great news to be switching between the truck and the race car. You will have no problem growing to 200K subscribers and beyond with all that you are doing. Keep it up!
I'm liking the '35 chop, personally, I have always wanted a '35 slant back or coupe. Energy level seemed low yesterday, your not getting older are you? LOL! Of course I know you just turned 50, congratulations!!
I know you have fans on here and I’m not doubting that but, I don’t believe that they can ever comprehend the skill level that you have. The creativity and craftsmanship is truly unbelievable. I’m obsessed with this build, absolutely love it.
i coated a patch today on my D100 today and i tried the resin in the glass filler i used i really like how it layed out for me....thank you for the tip
A good philosophy is to appley the spaktula first to the ground in one way. But then strech it backwards and in all other other dimensions too. In this way the spaktular meets the ground much better and do not miss junktion to the other sides of the cavetie. Think of any cavity (deep like a howle or only flat) and your spaktular goses over it. The spektular gets no good kontact and no good fill beside the work-direktion. After grinding you get howles and have to fill them more ticky up. If you will do so like spoken, your time to apply the spektular will be much less. And that is the reason, because they all try to apply much spektular in a short time in mainly only one direction.
959th! YIPPIE! BOY HOWDY! Miss you on TV! Are you going to be back? I hope so! Love your outrageous builds! You have a very unique mind! No one else has the vision of what you want like you! Roger in Pierre South Dakota USA
Great episode....watched so many videos and its repeat repeat..like you say...ive learned alot ..your a good teacher and it's cool to pass on one's knowledge...I wish I knew back then What I've learned over the time I've been following you guys channel..but it is what it is...Fina girl just relaxing on this friday...its FRIDAY...hate to repeat myself but the chop on the 35 is very cool..love that bodystyle..ok...ive rambled on too long...thanks to you both for a great episode..Chad, Jolene, Fina girl
Chad I have no idea where you get your vision ,however I wish I had just a little piece of yours. You certainly give a lot of Inspiration to me and I am sure a lot of others...Thank you so much
I'm just about ready to do the same thing with my full four door CJ-7 widened it out to 75" on 6" C channel frame. Still has removable doors and the windshield folds down with the fiberglass removable top. The hardest part will be the soft top and folding frame. But that's what makes these projects fun! Looking good!👍
This video is awesome! Thanks for the inspiration for the day. I just started posting the Miata I'm working on. Your video gave some good insight. Thanks!
sweet, I've always wanted to try doing body work, been doing plaster & drywall repairs for over 40 years and the procedure seems soo similar. Also, if you coat the whole vehicle with body fill, then the paint is being applied to the same surface, which means it gets absorbed the same throughout the car. Believe it or not, you can see the difference in how the paint soaks in to various substrates.
....been following Chad for a long time. The work he does is top notch......you may not dig the lines of this work, but you've got to admire the skill. (Love the cow-dog)
Was in canning two years ago and my aunt drove us by your shop. My brother, sister and I were staying at my uncle Sherwins (Hiltz) place Very cool work you’re doing!
I like the visual of the ocean floor. It has really helped me with the mud and guide coat application and use. I wish I could use more mud in each application, but I'm working in 27 deg centigrade temps, so the mud becomes unworkable in a couple of minutes.
Nice to see your process, I have a '56 IH 4x4 that I'm wanting to do some work and learning a lot! I'm curious what your plan on with this truck for getting into it, is? Keep up the great videos!
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I'm Working On My Wife's Capri (Front Brakes, Ball Joints, Driveline CV Axle Hub Bearing Replacement, My Point Is: Never Did This On A Front Wheel Drive Car And I Was Nervous! ... After Watching You Chad & Jolene I'm No Longer Nervous! ... "Don't Be Scared!" Let's Go Do It!! THANK YOU! You Both Are A VERY POSITIVE INFLUENCE!!
Having been in this industry for over 45 years and now retired, I must say this vehicle he is working on is the most bizarre I have ever played eyes on. Great video and cannot unsee this monstrosity.
@@galenyoung8349 He's not that old.
You are a retired body man?! I have never met one before. We usually work till we die lol
@@jjf1986AZ he also dissed on another man's work he's probably posing
I still don't see how you're gonna climb up into it
so right
I did this body fill flooding back in the early 80's It does work just fine and like you say it saves time and it looks good at the end. I had a old grand le mans wagon that I did all over. I even rebuilt the engine and trans . Chad you are a master at doing this .
an* old Grand* LeMans*
I love the message Chad sends ... even if you are lime me and u love missing and shaping .... you can relate to his insistence .... that time saved , not sanding and fussing with each step ..... I’d personally compromise .... and block litely each application .... to ensure good shape ..... but in the end , it’s all about the last coat or “
Millimetre” or prep before paint !!
Love the saying "don't be scared " you have changed my attitude to how I work on cars, thank you Chad and Jolene.
@9:51
I have been in all aspects of the auto industry for over 43 years. A lot of our work comes from people who weren’t afraid of tearing into a job and soon finding out that they were way in over their heads, especially on new cars and trucks. Most of the time it cost more money than it would have if they had taken it to a professional to start with.
@@collisionspecialists1602 And all the others saved a fortune.
Great video again,love the way you're explaining every single thing you're doing on a build,it's the master teaching everybody and showing his years of experience building on the fly,also great filming of Jolene,thanks for sharing
I absolutely sure that you get the respect you deserve Chad from myself and I think I can speak for all your fans. I've seen that you pay attention to everyone watching you and have even used some of their suggestions. So thank you and the beautiful Jolene for the great entertainment.
I'm* absolutely
the ocean floor analogy works awesome. What you have shown in these videos took me years to learn . I always tried putting almost no filler and adding and adding over and over to save some materials and costing me time .
The game this dude be givin away is priceless. True motivation. I'm ready to start puttin in work on my dad's old 54 crestline. Much respect for you my guy 💪🏽
Wish i had seen this 40 years ago, i was taught that you had to rough up the previous coating before applying next coat, such a timesaver, wish i was still doing autobody work but am retired and health issues won't allow me to. I appreciate all your videos Chad & Jolene. Do have one request Chad, we want to see more of Jolene!!! HAHAHA! Thanks
We’re sitting here watching Bad Chad with my 82 year old mom and she’s very impressed with the passion that Chad puts into his work!
Ice the cake! Thanks for sharing. Your filler is the, Icing on the Cake. It makes it look fabulous...The unifying butter that smooths the surface of the body out. I can't wait to see how you design the rear end of the car so it fits in with the back end of the truck. The anticipation is mounting...How, What and Where? Chad and Jolene, This truck is a masterpiece in the making. I can't wait to see it on the road. I'd pay you for a ride in it. You are making Truck Design history. Cool beans!
I love watching people being creative and loving what they are doing! Nice work!
I enjoy the whole process from fab, to fill, to paint. My 37 Chevy truck needs lots of work and you give me the info and the confidence to tackle it. Thanks for sharing your passion with us all. Why does your body fill give you so much time to work with it. Without the resin, I always run out of time even on smaller batches. (brand maybe)
Love seeing all the steps in your creative process.
Even after many years of doing this, i learn everytime i watch one of your videos, and thank you. Take care Chad and Jolene.
You and joline are doing a great job. By watching you on this build I have learned a few things. And watching the video as a whole it is done well.
I will have to say, in the beginning of this build I was lost.
The finished product shows your attention to detail and true craftmanship.!!!!
We loved watching the Executive Producer, Owner, Welder, Camera person, Merch person, welding like a champ!!!
I just want to say thank you. Your videos have taught me a great deal!!! Again Thank you for sharing your knowledge with me
Its awesome to see all of the real world work that goes into making a nice car or truck! Not very many folks show that! It takes alot of hard work to make something like that!
Awesome class !!!! Would love to see the finished build have been searching but unable to find it you are a genius Chad and Jolene the queen is an awesome support for you !!!! Never stop being who yall are that's what makes you 💯
I love learning how to do things I have always wanted to do. Thank you Chad and Jolene for filming your build
I do a lot of decorating repairs, just something I’ve learnt to do over the last 10 years and I could see me finding this quite easy. Cheers for the video
Much respect for so many things presented in your videos, Chad.
To have skills is awesome. But, to take the time to teach those skills to others, is commendable.
Further, Chad, you never seem to post a video that fails to remind me of how I should treat my wife.
Thank you, for all of the above! 😎👍
body work is so deverse and done in so many ways. You're doing what i think i'd do it like. I'd probably put resin in my body filler too because it goes on smoother with less pin holes. I think the biggest mistake made is when you put filler here and there several times instead of flooding the whole thing. I like using a cheese grater before reappling filler if you catch it right it helps level it out making it all go faster. It saves on sandpaper because you don't dull it getting the top off of it. Keep up the good work !
Hey Chad, love the truck! Thanks for explaining your method of body filling. Ive been putting mine on way too light and it takes forever that way. Keep the awesome projects coming!
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I was a prototype maker for a long time and I'm enjoying watching another prototype maker making a reality from a dream.
Thanks to both of you for sharing your talents with us!
Taking time makes perfect.This is going to look awesome when finished.Learning lots .
When it comes to the body work, you do a great job. Building this truck on the fly is not an easy task. You do what has worked for you and has been tried and tested. Jolene does a fabulous job with the camera work.
Yeah I believed west Coast Custums to do amazing work as well until I seen their products in person.
I've done body work on all my vehicles over the years, and the one thing I wish I had was a helper mixing the mud so I could keep applying it. I always had to Stop and remix, like your doing.
But thanks for the VIDEO, BTW...
COOL LOOKING TRUCK, CAN'T WAIT FOR THE FINISHED RESULTS...
Don’t be scared, there’s nothing we can’t fix.
Thank you Chad for reminding me of that.
@9:51
You know I must say you took that car to a whole another level I'm straight old school I'm 59 years old I like everything straight original but this that you got going on right here very very interesting can't wait to see the finished product you definitely are a master and customizing very nicely brilliantly done a lot of thinking went into that can't wait to see the finished product God bless
IT'S FRIDAY!!! Love watching and learning. Thanks for the hard work you two
I've been following this build ever since I found your channel can't wait to see it done it's looking awesome
The cab over is looking fantastic can't wait till it starts getting to the final stages
Love the videos man, you speak nothing but the truth lots of haters out there talk down on people for not doing things “by the book”. I’m not experienced at all I just took in a job from a friend just so I can practice at work, my coworkers told me I have no idea what I’m doing and that I’m never gonna learn how to do it by doing it by myself, I did a whole color change on my bimmer 2 years strong and it looks the same as it did when It came out, like you said stop being scared and do better every job
Love watching you guys work! Your work inspires me to push harder and build better! I'm a young(ish) collision repair tech on his way into restorations and custom work( want to learn metal finishing and how to build my own panels. )
I have a question however, what sort of adhesion do you get when putting bonds over unsanded fibre reinforced filler? usually when I do mud work I sand with 80 grit or coarser for mechanical adhesion on bare metal and 40-80 grit over fibre reinforced filler. I am not judging at all, just want to learn and expand my knowledge.
Thank you so much for you time and I look forward to your response!
Unfortunately you won't get a response. I can see he doesn't have the time to answer everyone's questions or chat with people on here, but he should at least answer 2 questions per video. I've noticed the ones that do that keep their subscribers and gain even more!
Oh im scared alright!..lol 50 min it took just to spread out one coat of mud over just part of one qtr panel, which is kinda a easy flat open spot..And then to think that needs to be sanded and repeat another coat of mud and then if it was me i would switch to a coat of glazing putty..all those steps need sanded between..Gives you an idea of how many hrs its going to take to just do the mud work!...Oh and mudding all the concave body line sections that you have to spread the mud out with your fingers and then get creative with different sanding blocks...jeez so much work!! and so much money in sand paper and mud..And to think we havent even got to fill primer yet which has about just as many steps!!..im glad you still got the motivation in you Chad
Fina has the best spot in the shop. She always looks so unimpressed. She’s styling today with her Lincoln Electric bandanna.👍🇨🇦
With a last name of O’Brien he can’t be wrong lol 😂
BAD CHAD JUST LOVE THE WAY YOUU MAKE THESE OLD CARS FROM NEXT TO NOTHING; YOU DO THE BEST WORK THAT I HAVE EVER SEEN.AND YOU DO MOTOVATE ME TO TRY TO BUILD SOMETHING FROM SCRATCH.
I'd love to see the cab over build go to the next level one day, love to see it painted and driving 🚗 chad and Jolene. Absolutely love watching the different cars 🚗 you have been working on 😅
GREAT job Chad some reason I missed this build 3yrs later. But it's new to me🚙
Looking forward to the work between the cabover and the 36 to keep the content changing and everyone excited to see the build progressing. Nice Job Chad and Jolene. Enjoy your weekend
Love it, flood the body makes total sense, I’m looking for an old car myself to work on, so hopefully I can try it, have a great night, God bless.
It’s like a big bday cake 🎂 ! I learn something new everyday. Thank you Chad and Jolene👍🍻
I had my 16 year old son watching your video learning how to apply mud. He’s gotten his first truck and he’s wanting to repaint and fill all the small dents. Thanks for your great attention to detail while showing how and why you do it the way you do. What didn’t kinds of vehicles are in your creation your working on there?
Dude you are a force to be reckoned with. You really build some of the coolest car's and trucks I've ever seen . keep doing what you're doing .much respect bro.
Glad I found this video, I miss the shows as direct TV only tevoed 24 minutes of each show. You build amazing vehicles from ground up. I've learned a lot from your work experience. Thanks keep up the great work 👍
You make it look easy , like a sculptor creating a masterpiece!
Chad is a man that chooses his battles. This serves him well and is key to achieving his creative vision.
Grinding and sanding fibreglass is a huge challenge and a battle bet avoided.. It eats time and consumables and, destroys your tools too.
It's amazing how nice the Cabover looks with the file on it. It completely changes the look plus it shows off the hard work Chad & Jolene have put into the project WOW! Thanks Mark Dutka
wish i was there to help you out doing the fill and sand work it sure is satisfying after doing all the repair work and to finally get to the filler work applying it like a sculptor sanding and feeling and seeing it come to life and then seeing all the hard tedious labor of finally getting it done then painted . only to wanting to get started on another project to stay in the groove.
Let the magic that happens beneath stellar paint be revealed via Bad Chad-a true craftsman and artist. Thanks Chad for sharing your knowledge and showcasing the talents one must have to do what you and others like you do. ✌🏻❤️
Looking good with the frosting keep up the great work Chad and Jolene. Also my 7 yearold Grandson loves watching Jolenes videos and then last night I found my wife has been watching your videos to and that is something cause she will not come out in the garage and watch me working on my car because she says I talk to much go figure.
Loving this build and of course the channel. Thank you Chad and Joleen.
the way you make the cars look chad after mud id say your icing it like a cake .thanks guys as always great filming jolene pro
Damn Chad, that's a lot of work in that mud,you need a helper to mix while you apply. Great video as always
Great instruction Chad!!! Alot of people will learn from YOU!!!
Hello Chad and Jolene,
I must say I really enjoyed your tv show, but am THRILLED to be watching your real world YT work MUCH more! These builds are very educational (in a down and dirty, but still highly professional way) and this truck is especially mesmerizing. The flood is a great analogy. Aside from not grinding the welds to save time, am I safe in assuming those welds are stronger?!
Keep up the good work! Shawn
that's a really good idea with the content switching it up like that between a motor doing chops working on paint and then body between different cars you're right people won't get bored
Chad is so quick applying that mud, seems like a bigger mixing board just might do the trick. He does go through it quickly. 👍
nice work chad the truck is looking awesome ....great camara work Jolene...
that is looking good brother nice work
Chad! You guys are awesome- I love watching all your videos and I’m sorry it’s taken this long to subscribe to your RUclips- I have watched on Facebook for years. You 2 are amazing and love the content- I’m a boat guy and still get addicted to your videos so keep up the good work and I wish you and your lady a very merry Christmas and happy new year - cheers!
Chad your amazing at what you do and thank you so much to jolene for making this all possible for us to watch and learn from also congratulations to all the winners
Streetrods unlimited,,,, Moore tx. love your work and jolien s welding,,,God bless
This truck is my favorite build so
Far I love that cab over look !!!
I like how chad not traditional car body work chad training on the job that good old-fashioned way I just think Jolene is getting all the knowledge from Chad do the camera work
Great content and great news to be switching between the truck and the race car. You will have no problem growing to 200K subscribers and beyond with all that you are doing. Keep it up!
I'm liking the '35 chop, personally, I have always wanted a '35 slant back or coupe. Energy level seemed low yesterday, your not getting older are you? LOL! Of course I know you just turned 50, congratulations!!
Thanks!
should have at least sanded the fiberglass first the mud needs a mechanical bond to stick to it
You’re correct, but as the title says “show car”. Durability and longevity is not a concern.😂
I know you have fans on here and I’m not doubting that but, I don’t believe that they can ever comprehend the skill level that you have. The creativity and craftsmanship is truly unbelievable. I’m obsessed with this build, absolutely love it.
This guy makes me think of a Nova Scotian Bob Ross.
And we'll sculpt a happy little tree over here... 😅
Jammer dat ik hem nooit afgewerkt zag .
i coated a patch today on my D100 today and i tried the resin in the glass filler i used i really like how it layed out for me....thank you for the tip
another CHAD cheese ball . another built on a rust shitty frame and used motor.
Ive been following your channel for about a month now you do good work chad
A good philosophy is to appley the spaktula first to the ground in one way. But then strech it backwards and in all other other dimensions too. In this way the spaktular meets the ground much better and do not miss junktion to the other sides of the cavetie. Think of any cavity (deep like a howle or only flat) and your spaktular goses over it. The spektular gets no good kontact and no good fill beside the work-direktion. After grinding you get howles and have to fill them more ticky up. If you will do so like spoken, your time to apply the spektular will be much less. And that is the reason, because they all try to apply much spektular in a short time in mainly only one direction.
This is one of the coolest projects I have ever seen, you go boy!
959th! YIPPIE! BOY HOWDY! Miss you on TV! Are you going to be back? I hope so! Love your outrageous builds! You have a very unique mind! No one else has the vision of what you want like you! Roger in Pierre South Dakota USA
Looking goog Chad, creating short cuts that save you time and money is a great idea and business decision. Great job Jolene and Fina.
The chop on the race car is spot on, perfect proportions. The cabinet is looking great also!
I will say it again and again great team of Chad and Jolene, and what a master craftsman
Making it look easy whilst doing a masterful job is the mark of a true craftsman. You and Jolene are a great team.
Kudos from Neavei in New Zealand
Great episode....watched so many videos and its repeat repeat..like you say...ive learned alot ..your a good teacher and it's cool to pass on one's knowledge...I wish I knew back then What I've learned over the time I've been following you guys channel..but it is what it is...Fina girl just relaxing on this friday...its FRIDAY...hate to repeat myself but the chop on the 35 is very cool..love that bodystyle..ok...ive rambled on too long...thanks to you both for a great episode..Chad, Jolene, Fina girl
Just getting into paint and body and learned a very good lesson today. Will be subscribing. Thanks
Chad I have no idea where you get your vision ,however I wish I had just a little piece of yours.
You certainly give a lot of Inspiration to me and I am sure a lot of others...Thank you so much
I'm just about ready to do the same thing with my full four door CJ-7 widened it out to 75" on 6" C channel frame. Still has removable doors and the windshield folds down with the fiberglass removable top. The hardest part will be the soft top and folding frame. But that's what makes these projects fun! Looking good!👍
Ur one of the coolest people I've ever watched ,love the vehicles u make
This video is awesome! Thanks for the inspiration for the day. I just started posting the Miata I'm working on. Your video gave some good insight. Thanks!
Was this vehicle ever finished? Keen to see how it turned out
Fantastic to see joylene doing welding. Life skills are the best. You can never stop learning.
sweet, I've always wanted to try doing body work, been doing plaster & drywall repairs for over 40 years and the procedure seems soo similar. Also, if you coat the whole vehicle with body fill, then the paint is being applied to the same surface, which means it gets absorbed the same throughout the car. Believe it or not, you can see the difference in how the paint soaks in to various substrates.
Just came across your content and it is very educational i am using it to build my 81 camaro thank u and God Bless
@20:22 Thank you for that zoom in 👌 I've been trying to learn body work on my own for about 3 months now and I honestly appreciate the close up
Hi Fina! I love you puppy. Man I could watch you all day spreading this stuff.Great filming Jolene! Thank you!
....been following Chad for a long time. The work he does is top notch......you may not dig the lines of this work, but you've got to admire the skill. (Love the cow-dog)
Was in canning two years ago and my aunt drove us by your shop. My brother, sister and I were staying at my uncle Sherwins (Hiltz) place
Very cool work you’re doing!
I like the visual of the ocean floor. It has really helped me with the mud and guide coat application and use.
I wish I could use more mud in each application, but I'm working in 27 deg centigrade temps, so the mud becomes unworkable in a couple of minutes.
Nice to see your process, I have a '56 IH 4x4 that I'm wanting to do some work and learning a lot! I'm curious what your plan on with this truck for getting into it, is? Keep up the great videos!