Metal Mastery With Kyle from Carter Auto Restyling!
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- Опубликовано: 9 авг 2023
- Hi guys! Kyle from Carter Auto Restyling was in the neighbourhood this week, so I coerced him into giving us some restoration tips for your rusty classic! I figured out "V8 Showdown" 1958 Studebaker was a good test subject, so let's get busy!
Also: We just got in a new shipment of "Same Old Shit" coffee mugs, so get them while they last, haha!
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Hi guys! Kyle from Carter Auto Restyling was in the neighbourhood this week, so I coerced him into giving us some restoration tips for your rusty classic! I figured out "V8 Showdown" 1958 Studebaker was a good test subject, so let's get busy!
Also: We just got in a new shipment of "Same Old Shit" coffee mugs, so get them while they last, haha!
Oh! I do not have a Telegram account or any bullshit contest going! Do not respond to any of these "contest winner" replies; they are a scam.
Thanks to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments!
"Dean's Greasy Flips" beer cozy is at:
www.coldwarmotors.com
Or, please feel free to check out our Patreon page at :
www.Patreon.com/coldwarmotors where we have extra videos and pictures and a bunch of people hanging out and bs-ing about cars!
We have set up a Paypal Donations Page if you'd like to help out the cause here... Very much appreciated! Here is the link:
www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted...
Mailing address:
253, 22169 TWP 530
Ardrossan, Ab
Canada
T8E 2J1
#mopar #engine #testdrive #vintagecars #mechanic #redneck
I tell that old joke frequently. Every time I meet a fellow southpaw.
Lmfao..love Kyle's bullshit..makes it fun and entertaining
We wholeheartedly approve of left handed people!
Awesome collaboration! You and Kyle work great together.
I needed this video. Not just for laughs but I realized my technique was way off. Thanks guys!
I honestly don't know how the two of you managed to keep a straight face through all this. That's some Monty Python level of self control, right there.
Oh! There were many failures there... a lot of editing, for sure, haha... Cheers!
A straight face is easier with facial hair...😆
The car only had a flesh wound!
@@smarternu It's had worse!
This is seriously the best bodywork tutorial video since the Dodge truck door. Just minty.
YES! who could forget the entire door panel made from kitty hair!
Ah somebody else remembers the Dodge truck Roman arch door repair. 👍
Roman arch
Hilarious and incredibly professional. Who needs a garage when you've got an umbrella? A masterclass repair. Kyle is amazing.
the smear technique of hand sculpting fiberglass was truly amazing...like I was wowed
@@IR-nq4qv Don't forget using electric tools in the rain!
Kyle is like the Bob Ross of Body and fender repair. They are not happy little accidents.
Hahahahaha !!!!!
😆😂🤣🤣🤣
Good one ‼️
The kind of day where I thought nothing could make me smile and found myself laughing throughout this video. No wonder this is my favorite channel. Thanks guys. 😅
OK, the ad that came up in the middle of the video was ACTUALLY for the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance!!! Hilarious! The Pebble Beach folks will be VERY PROUD to have their event associated with this high quality restoration work.
High Brow...
😂😂😂
This reminds me of the Ram door rust repair... 😆
I was just thinking the same!
No license plates required as backing material. The mark of true professionals! 😂
A lot of street signs go missing around Scotts house.
Soda pop cans were a personal favorite.Rivet over the hole and beat the edges down to mud over the rivets.
Oh man I didn't realize the Studebaker was getting the full Barrett Jackson treatment. Mantis style filler application is a seriously boss move, thanks for the demonstration
It's very inspiring to find out I've been doing bodywork right my whole life
Nothing compares to the Saskatchewan Sling when it comes to laying down any kind of product especially a mountain of it. I can tell Scott really enjoyed Kyles visit. I hope there is more mayhem and de-butchery to come.
Don't laugh. This car could very well end up at a Mecum Auction and then be an episode on Uncle Tony's Garage.
Poor dude got took on this Stude! Let’s dig in a little and see just how liberal some people are when it comes to body work! I bet that engine is not original either, let’s see.
I also like to get metal filings from the grinder and the lathe and mix it in the bondo so if someone comes by with a magnet it will hold. LOLOLO
Kyle was certainly gracious to reveal his metal working secrets to the world through your channel. I truly expect this video to go viral.
The Praying Mantis technique was trully an eye-opener. How many courses (darts) do you need to attend to master it?😂
Learning is fun-thanks to both of you! Professor Kyle it was a pleasure to see you in action and Scott, cheers to being an excellent student! ✌🏻
One just can't beat the quality from Kyle and Scott. My week is now nearly perfect with this priceless education!
The Stude is going to look fresh.
I loved the trolling of Dan at DD Speed shop...while you were wearing one of his shirts. LMAO!!
Gentle, gentle, just a little schmoo here...and there.
Kyle is almost as dry as Karl Fuckery. Love it.
"Fumes make everything better". No truer words ever spoken!😆
The greatest pair of metal workers on youtube by far!!
I lost count at how many times I laughed out loud! "OH no, I have a run!" The best!
Tis but a scrach, RedGreen would be Proud.
Hey! That's how I did all the rust repairs on my Austin! Nothing wrong with it. A blind man on a galloping horse would never see the difference. 😄
I always appreciate tips like these from master craftsmen. As a layperson, I can never get my repairs to look this good. There’s no substitute for experience and skill.
Enjoyed the educational video.... This is the kind of promotional video for the hands-on trades they should show in school!
This was hilarious ,I loved all the metal work . The huffers tent during the product removal was awesome .😂🍻🚬
"Huffer's tent! HA!
I always blend my paint in the dark. Really removes any worry from the job
All that metal work and not even one fire, most impressive! Cheers! 😎👍🏎🔥🏁🏁
Glad you enjoyed it!
No fire but plenty of smoking... apparently. Off camera of course.
It's nice to know I've been doing it correctly all along.
I've been panicking so much about attempting to do the bodywork on my 5 million dollar 250GTO. Now I have full confidence. Thanks for the great tutorial.
I am laughing out loud as Scott blathers on while Kyle is bashing that old sheet metal! hysterical!
What a treat that was. I was hoping you guys would meet up and do something together.
Pure entertainment.
I'm a fan of both of your channels. I love the bantering and ribbing you and the agents engage in while creating running miracles from essentially boat anchors and on the other end the tongue-in-cheek monologs and corniness Kyle puts us through as he battles aged, rusted out or badly crumpled metal and his personal loneliness. I personally appreciate the "Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead" idea of working in the heavy downpour, saturated to the skin, with electrical equipment.
Seriously, I was waiting for the blue flash from the extension cords and the sanders to the man to the car to the ground! Like a Taser taking down a perp! Glad they both survived!😉
Man I never laughed so hard watching someone pound a car with mud 😂 tell your new sensei though he forgot to fill the holes with washcloths and plastic bags stuff with newspaper before laying down that sweet fiber 🤙
Only true professionals can do without pre-stuffing
I worked on a Corvair where the previous bodyman used a pink kitchen sponge to fill in the lower fender before he bondoed it up!
@@jeroensmit2520 true and professionals have all that money for those fancy self tapping screws, real men use pop rivets 🤣
You thought it would be dumb, I mean fun, to have Kyle join you. You guys don't need a botanist. You need a psychiatrist. Or a few more darts. That looked like a great time. Cheers!
I am not fluid in Canadian, but since you guys were speaking the universal language of Sarcasm; I was able to follow along very well! Thanks guys!
Finally... some information a guy can actually use. Just an FYI... count the silverware before Kyle leaves. Cheers from the shed.
It doesn't seem that long ago that this sort of repair was pretty much the standard pre-roadworthy check tidy here in Australia.
all it needed was a bit of flashing blown in from the next door hay shed for the rocker panel
@@ianslow1234 And a tin of bitumen and a bottle of turps to brush over the repairs to make it look really professional .
Oh yeah, grease and oil change followed by rust and putty change.
@@ianslow1234 Roof guttering can make for some awesome rocker panels or sill panels as we call them here in Aus.
OMG!!! 2 Of my most favs, just putting the shit to hack body workers out there! I cannot recommend these 2 Gentlemen enough! This was sooo FUN to watch. THANK YOU!!!!
Poor planning by the weatherman. Dr Kyle had two serious obstacles to overcome demonstrating his world class restoration skills:
1. Cats hate rain so he had to compete with Poodle slurps instead. Clearly, not the best to maintain a steady hand applying schmooze…
2. Inclement weather prohibited the ceremonial incineration of random trash prior to the training session. That’s bad ju-ju right there!
Nontheless, he overcame these challenges and delivered a world-class finished fender for all to appreciate! Spectacular! 👍👍👍
I hope Chip Foose is watching this for some valuable tips.
Yep...that's how it's done in Kentucky! ...Newk from Kentucky
The lack of Kyles cats in this video is noticed.
"That's an old lowrider trick" is up there with Jim's Alf line!
Very impressive, as always, but I was startled by the complete lack of spray foam🧐
I haven't watched the whole video yet but if they're true professionals I expect to see a rocker panel repair using a 2x4 and some fiberglass.
The Foo Foo can treatment is AMAZING!!!!
I thought Chevy Vega's Anti Rust Umbrella was an industry first. Didn't know they "borrowed" it from De Soto.
Myles will be happy, that has to add at least 15 horsepower Lol. Cheers Scott, Frankers and Kyle.
Truly a master of the"Puke and run, money up front, " school of parking lot bondo repair. An inspiring lesson.And he was Frankers approved.
I did that type of repair ONCE, many years ago using door screen , bolts and nuts to minimize the body filler, newspaper will also work as a hole filler. Keep in mind that body filler does not rust. ( lol )
Why did I hear it as "We're here with our friend and legendary mental man Kyle Carter"? I concur my once removed 3rd cousin is def a legendary mental metal man with amazing skills!
Definitely worth subbing to Kyles channel and having him over showed the fine work of a craftsmanship
Nice. its been awhile since i saw a sketchy late night dust in.
Thank goodness! You waited for the optimal conditions in which to work!
You guys obviously had a great day, despite the rain. Looked like fun. Lol
Scott, that was freaking awesome.
And it didn't look too bad???
Thumbs up for Kyle and cheers from Wisconsin
This reminds me of some of the shady used car bodyman work back in the 1970s!! Fine documentary, very entertaining!!
A person just cannot beat the quality of Canada's finest!! Cheers!
You two play off each other so well that you could take it on the road!
That is some sketchy auto work there that was a lot of fun to watch. Two masters at work on metal repair. What a fun episode to watch. The next challenge should be a body work challenge like this on a whole car. How good can you make a car with nothing but Bondo and filler with a touch of rattle can. Then try to fool one of the agents. What a great episode! Yes, I am subscribed to both your channels.
RUclips comedy star performance right here! Thank you very much gentlemen. Forking out dosh for a canopy, generous use of product with essential, LHD screwdriver 😄
Result actually not too bad considering...better than the old Stude has seen in years. Eager for the driveway run come Autumn with Vicky. Thank you again, a fun relief guys.
I've got a hammer just like that in the shed. I'm going to start on the dent tonight. Thanks guys 👍.
What a treat seeing you guys working together and thanks to Scott for turning me onto Kyle's channel a couple of years ago. I watch every episode on both. I wore my "Fury shirt" to a car show and got some looks, they were Camaro and Nova guys you can tell.
I've been a subscriber to Kyle's channel for a couple of years now and I must say I am a little disappointed with the repair on this vehicle - mainly because nothing burst into flames.
The metalworking techniques shown were classy and I learned a lot from this video about getting rust-damaged panels to line up. As Kyle was saying in one of the most recent videos on his channel, the old technique of drilling holes into the metal for the filler to hold onto isn't the way to get filler to adhere to the body without causing issues further down the track. The technique of knocking holes into the bodywork with an ice pick is a much better method as the holes are bigger and allow more of the product to squidge (the technical term) through and therefore hold the filler in place from behind. It was excellent to see this demonstrated along with the special self-tapping method of bodywork retention. Those screws are expensive and specially made for the bodywork industry so that they can be buried for years without notice on any panel.
For those not in the know, the first lot of filler that looked like the long-strand fibreglass product was actually a new product being tested by Kyle and actually has long metal strands instead. This is why Kyle and Scott had to use the grinder to bring it down smooth rather than just the hand sanding technique. The second type of filler was the short-stranded version of the new metal fibre filler and only required a DA to bring it back smooth. It's a fantastic product and restores a natural flow to the bodywork that is unmatched by previous filler types for strength and rigidity and has been used extensively by bodyworkers here in New Zealand for over 30 years (we were the original test bed for the product due to the age and condition of the average vehicle on the road at the time). Entire rockers and indeed inner door frames, sides and bases along with the odd A, B or C post have been remanufactured in situ using this stuff.
Working in the rain allowed for the optimum humidity for applying the products used and the effect of painting in the damp and cold evening that followed was the icing on the cake as far as being able to get a good finish on the paintwork. I am certain that the Studebaker will look perfect from 50 feet whereas it would not have done so previously. It was a rare car to begin with and now with the artistic license taken on the bodylines, will be unique and therefore even more desirable - a one of one in actuality.
Even though the Study may not run, she looks much better for the attention she has been given and it was a lot of belly laughs to watch. I'm an avid fan of both CWM and CAR and to see the two come together for a collaboration is always a good thing. Many thanks for sharing what would have been a great afternoon's bullshittery....er....hard work and fun. All the best.
Lefthanders have been a special breed ever since I reckon ...😂
Saskatchewan swing versus Albertan affluence was quite the interesting comparison of styles - the frugal neighboring swing also spares a lot of taping and paper covers, obviously.
Thanks for the laugh in the morning (Europe, Ya know ... ) and Cheers!
Kyle is a true craftsman. You should let him do the final touches on Laura's Rover!
Kyle is the man to play along with this debauchery!
It's great to see two masters at work! Those repairs looked really good, from about 4 yards away...
That's 4 houses down, right? LOL
@@lenscap8925 House yards! You're too funny!
you support nazis i see...
Like the car I am currently trying to sell. Looks new from 5 yards away. Just waiting for someone to turn up in the rain.
Beautiful job.... very impressive... haven't seen that kind of quality anywhere north of Tijuana...😮
When two legends meet, metal magic happens...🤔🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ooohhh, I see, like the different styles in martial arts, this is the ‘ Praying Mantis’ style. Very efficient.
Was a shame Tom wasn't available - with his keen eye - to critique the repair process & colour matching styles.
Looks like you two had a lots of fun!
I sure wish I was Canadian! I'm learning so much! Thanks Scott & thanks for bringing in another pro like Kyle, I'll be subscribing over there.
I'm confident I've learned enough now to open my own bodyshop.
modern day McKenzie bros right here.... just need some Elsinore beer and a jelly donut
I've been doing it all wrong. No wonder it takes me so long to do bodywork. Thanks for the tips!
Really nice to see that Kyle came back. Fun episode. Even trying to do shoddy work I don't think either one of you know how to make something come out badly - and the Studey can use all the help it can get! 😎
This episode - 2 Bondo Spreaders Up!
Hey thanks! Glad you got a laugh! Cheers...
* Hey I was just thinking (Oops). When team Studebaker shows up and sees the miraculous repairs you can tell them " It was like Christine, I stood back and said ; Show Me ! " 👊😎👍
You two were a riot! 😂😂😂
Thanks guy's.
I feel so inspired with this new technique to go forth and tackle the next body project 👍😃
Metal craftsmanship at its finest. Thank you, gentlemen.
Bodywork madness... nice work Kyle and commenting Scott and work too
😂It is rare that anything like this kind of upper eschelons of bodywork can be witnessed at all let alone video of thiscalibre totally gobsmacked 😮
Definitely need to share this video with my neighbor. He is using these same techniques to 'restore' his 71 ford f250. This will help him master his skills to sure.
What a riot!! I was busting up laughing. Even spit my beer a couple times!! Lol
Great video!! I loved it!!
The praying mantis technique finally broke me lol.😂
Wow ! You've really thrown the gauntlet down now to Jonathan W . Even though his roadster looks demon , he's going to have to raise his game by some margin to keep up with you pair of Aces .
It's part Avanti now! Cool
Such a trooper to be working in substandard environments.
" Play along you F***er" made me and my wife laugh out loud.....:)
I sometimes did shit like that on dying beaters. If you have a bodyshop, people are not supposed to see giant rust holes. If you drove fast enough, people could not see the repairs.
I would like to see the IGA flyers jammed into the rocker and slathered in kitty hair method of structural repair next time.
I had a good laugh, thanks guys I needed it.
Wow great to see..In the rain..that was a first for me to see..great job ..experts .both of you...
Laying bed and the wife said “it’s that car show” when she heard the tapping. How long was Kyle there?
Well I didn't know what to expect. I've come to like the Stude more and more. Sat with a coffee watching I started laughing as Kyle worked away hammering out your commentary 🤣. I noticed you gave him the right side of the car, well he is left handed (or "cuddy wiffter" as they say here in the NE of England), till he came to paint spraying when he's right handed! At first I admired his determination to work in the pouring rain more than his results, but as things progressed I was impressed by what he, and you achieved outside in poor conditions on what was a tidy up. I'm impressed.
The perfect surprise mashup that we always hope for, so many pearls of wisdom and practical techniques. The only problem is now it has been established we will only want more of this free edutainment!