THIS IS THE BEST VIDEO YOU HAVE DONE. ABSOLUTELY OUTSTANDING MAN U MAKE IT SEEM SO EASY. CONTINUE TO DO THIS WONDERFUL WORK, I HAVE LEARN SO MUCH TUINING INTO YOUR CHANNEL.
Thanks Nehemiah the encouragement means a lot and I do these damages a every now and then I just don’t get a chance to record them because my coworker be blasting his radio
Thanks Nehemiah the encouragement means a lot and I do these damages a every now and then I just don’t get a chance to record them because my coworker be blasting his radio
Nice work, the undercoating looks very original. I'm looking for that on a restoration of mine. Can I ask what material you're using & who's gun? Thanks
Thanks for your response. I know you're focused on collision repair vs restoration but I'd like to replicate the finish on a classic car. The car is a 1973 Porsche 911. I have a couple of Schutz guns & have experimented with different materials. My results look too thin & dry compared to the original undercoating. Also the final undercoating is too hard. The factory apply a rubbery coating that's no longer available. I believe it was supplied by 3M & sprayed on hot from 45 gallon drums. Could you provide a bit more information on what you are using, ie, Gun model, Undercoating type & Air pressure? Other viewers may be interested in a demo as well. Thanks in advance.@@carbondostructural7691
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Nice to see someone who understands sheet metal and how to work it. Thanks for the video! Stay Safe!!!
You’re welcome and thanks for the support 🙏🏾
This is more than just a craft or trade it is artwork.
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THIS IS THE BEST VIDEO YOU HAVE DONE. ABSOLUTELY OUTSTANDING MAN U MAKE IT SEEM SO EASY. CONTINUE TO DO THIS WONDERFUL WORK, I HAVE LEARN SO MUCH TUINING INTO YOUR CHANNEL.
Thanks Nehemiah the encouragement means a lot and I do these damages a every now and then I just don’t get a chance to record them because my coworker be blasting his radio
Thanks Nehemiah the encouragement means a lot and I do these damages a every now and then I just don’t get a chance to record them because my coworker be blasting his radio
@@carbondostructural7691 DO NOT WORRY ABOUT THEM U R DOING SOMETHING BIG GOD WILL BLESS U JUST KEEP DOING WHAT HE HAS BLESSED U TO DO
Nice work, the undercoating looks very original. I'm looking for that on a restoration of mine. Can I ask what material you're using & who's gun? Thanks
The material and spray gun is from 3m. But you could also use whatever spray gun you wishes to use
Thanks for your response. I know you're focused on collision repair vs restoration but I'd like to replicate the finish on a classic car. The car is a 1973 Porsche 911. I have a couple of Schutz guns & have experimented with different materials. My results look too thin & dry compared to the original undercoating. Also the final undercoating is too hard. The factory apply a rubbery coating that's no longer available. I believe it was supplied by 3M & sprayed on hot from 45 gallon drums. Could you provide a bit more information on what you are using, ie, Gun model, Undercoating type & Air pressure? Other viewers may be interested in a demo as well. Thanks in advance.@@carbondostructural7691
I will make a short tutorial de you and post it just give me some time because and very busy
Should pull it out first with a frame machine then work it with a hammer and block of wood.
Yes only if needed but not in this case