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How to Repair Rust on Your Car Without Welding (No Special Tools Needed)

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  • Published on Feb 16, 2026
  • Rust removal and repair. Repairing rust on your car is something that should be done quickly to prevent it from spreading. It can be easily done without welding, by using strong but inexpensive body filler. You can even paint the car yourself. Rust repair is common at the wheel wells and rocker panels of cars and in this video I show the proper and most thorough way to remove and repair rust.
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    Due to factors beyond the control of ChrisFix, I cannot guarantee against improper use or unauthorized modifications of this information. ChrisFix assumes no liability for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. Use this information at your own risk. ChrisFix recommends safe practices when working on vehicles and or with tools seen or implied in this video. Due to factors beyond the control of ChrisFix, no information contained in this video shall create any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. Any injury, damage, or loss that may result from improper use of these tools, equipment, or from the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not ChrisFix. This video was supported by 3M and all opinions are my own. I use 3M products for my projects so this was a perfect fit for a rust repair video!

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  • @fooofis
    @fooofis 8 years ago +17018

    bro you just earned a new subscriber!

  • @gustardjackson8836
    @gustardjackson8836 5 years ago +4205

    Ive watched this video 5 times and still havent repaired my rust holes

    • @chrisfix
      @chrisfix  5 years ago +991

      Watch it one more time and then go out and do it!

    • @alexh5358
      @alexh5358 5 years ago +218

      Not even joking I did the same thing and want to do it soon but scared. Mine is only bubbling but want to attack it before its bad

    • @gustardjackson8836
      @gustardjackson8836 5 years ago +96

      ChrisFix you’re an inspiration to us all

    • @alexh5358
      @alexh5358 5 years ago +12

      @chrisfix btw where can I get victory red paint? Cause I dont know what brand is good

    • @brittafan
      @brittafan 5 years ago +43

      I’m too nervous to try I’m afraid I’ll mess up bad!!

  • @dereckortiz4421
    @dereckortiz4421 6 years ago +14110

    It’s 5 am , I don’t own a car , and I have school in 3 hours
    update i’m now 17 yrs old and drive a saab 92x

    • @spaghettigum
      @spaghettigum 6 years ago +282

      Same but for me its in 7 hours and i will buy a car in a couple of months

    • @RededicateYrLife
      @RededicateYrLife 6 years ago +268

      Its good to know random things

    • @padraigrab08
      @padraigrab08 6 years ago +98

      I already have a car but the rust holes r too big *depressed MR2 noises*

    • @kevinmendez8443
      @kevinmendez8443 6 years ago +37

      It corona time

    • @KCurramsPhotography
      @KCurramsPhotography 5 years ago +157

      One day it'll be 5am, you'll own a car, and you'll still have to be up in 3 hours.

  • @phake961
    @phake961 7 years ago +11947

    Has angle grinders, drills and powered sanding tools, does it all by hand just to give us the experience. Now that is some honest work...
    Awesome vids man

    • @chrisfix
      @chrisfix  7 years ago +883

      The idea is to show you those tools make it way easier but you can get the job done by hand!

    • @salvatoredimartino7574
      @salvatoredimartino7574 7 years ago +20

      Salvatore

    • @yeeaahBUDDY
      @yeeaahBUDDY 7 years ago +24

      ​@salvatoredimartino7574 Hodor

    • @vadimbellous8313
      @vadimbellous8313 6 years ago +115

      I own a body shop and there is no way all of that was sanded by hand. You won't be able to get all the rust without using an angle grinder and probably a die grinder that's why all the jump cuts..

    • @mowenreal
      @mowenreal 6 years ago +5

      You got yourself a 200th like.

  • @9teeneighty4
    @9teeneighty4 8 months ago +327

    This bloke is a seriously great communicator and teacher.
    1. I’m going to tell you what we’re going to do.
    2. I’m going to show you what we’re going to do.
    3. I’m going to remind you what we’ve just done.
    Regardless of what is being taught or explained, this is exactly how it should be done.

  • @JKMchannelable
    @JKMchannelable 5 years ago +3741

    I like how he made this video 2 years ago and still finds time to like comments in 2020. Props To him honestly 🙌👏

    • @chrisfix
      @chrisfix  5 years ago +1190

      4 hours every day reading and responding to comments!

    • @krabbe6300
      @krabbe6300 5 years ago +126

      ChrisFix you are such an awesome guy! Love your vids! Need all the information i can get because im buying my first car tomorrow:)

    • @super_khalid_1013
      @super_khalid_1013 5 years ago +17

      Krabbe? Did you buy it yet

    • @krabbe6300
      @krabbe6300 5 years ago +32

      super_khalid_101 yes i did! And im happy so far:) changed the intercooler today

    • @ricky107_
      @ricky107_ 5 years ago +5

      It's incredible

  • @markwilliford7471
    @markwilliford7471 2 years ago +867

    Hi Chris - as an older dude getting back into car work, I want to tell you how much I appreciate your videos - especially your attention to safety matters, proper PPE and ventilation. It's great to see a young person getting these skills out there into people's hands. Outstanding work.

    • @conradme3712
      @conradme3712 2 years ago +13

      Agreed old school dedication is a dieing form of ethic

    • @anarchist-for-life
      @anarchist-for-life Year ago

      is this a joke?

    • @MsPowerCat
      @MsPowerCat 11 months ago

      you are perfectly right !! hes a perfectionist A to Z Merci beaucoup! to write my thought :) Mark!

  • @caranuding7906
    @caranuding7906 6 years ago +3097

    I’m 59 year old woman never did this kind of work before but
    Followed your directions and my truck turned out awesome😊👍🏼 thank you for the help

  • @Hervoo
    @Hervoo 9 months ago +20

    01:09 that transmission was so smooth!

  • @Inglott
    @Inglott 5 years ago +1232

    A year ago: "damn I need to also buy a mask?!".
    2021: "which mask should I use for this..."

    • @coltenharris6870
      @coltenharris6870 4 years ago +37

      2022 "damn I threw all my masks out I forgot they had other uses"

    • @baldyoung8066
      @baldyoung8066 4 years ago +27

      @coltenharris6870 More like 2032 🤣

    • @apexalaska
      @apexalaska 4 years ago +34

      DO NOT use your little face diaper cloth masks for dust protection! Use a proper rigid dust mask with a tight seal.

    • @benjaminowen6181
      @benjaminowen6181 4 years ago +18

      The answer is a mask that actually does something. Aka not a covid mask lol

    • @hamster1953
      @hamster1953 4 years ago +3

      @apexalaska kn95

  • @nishokmk3
    @nishokmk3 8 years ago +1758

    Who else doesnt need to do this but just watches it because it's satisfying to watch rust go away

    • @henryamaya7890
      @henryamaya7890 8 years ago +2

      Nishok__ me

    • @PapaChongo8
      @PapaChongo8 8 years ago +41

      I don't even own a car.

    • @shagansingh3804
      @shagansingh3804 8 years ago +11

      Nishok__ I'm 9 and I can't even drive a car I just watch is because I love cars

    • @Tony_Kaku
      @Tony_Kaku 8 years ago +3

      I bought a new car so def want to take better care as this is my 5th car and want to ride it into the mist of Avalon.

    • @hondamanvtec2894
      @hondamanvtec2894 7 years ago

      @Tony_Kaku what did you buy ?

  • @Delodg
    @Delodg Year ago +21

    ChrisFix has got to be one of the only channels where I can watch the same video over 5 times and still enjoy it every time. I’ve seen this video at least 5 times and it never gets old. Thanks for helping people curious about cars.

  • @Fir-jp3jt
    @Fir-jp3jt 8 years ago +5023

    Body shops HATE him!

    • @281CubicInchesOfFreedom
      @281CubicInchesOfFreedom 8 years ago +83

      Fir
      And rightfully so!

    • @alexramirez8096
      @alexramirez8096 8 years ago +86

      **I Bet dealerships and big mechanic name HATE him!

    • @nitekroller
      @nitekroller 8 years ago +8

      TheGriz what???

    • @michaeltaylor5018
      @michaeltaylor5018 8 years ago +77

      Click Here To Learn His Secret!

    • @calvinwong365
      @calvinwong365 8 years ago +8

      Ammy NYC. that porsche restoration of his whole car is indeed professional. but you comparing a whole classic car to daily driver type of car.

  • @johnathansparks1678
    @johnathansparks1678 7 years ago +1163

    Great instruction with no BS or loud music, kids, cats, or dogs getting in the way. No sidebar conversation or stories about your life in it. Wish more instruction vidz were like this!

    • @chrisfix
      @chrisfix  7 years ago +80

      Thanks a lot! I work real hard to make clear concise videos to help as many people as possible!

    • @mrjayden9
      @mrjayden9 7 years ago +11

      No dogs?!? Rip cooper :(

    • @chrisfix
      @chrisfix  7 years ago +40

      I just got Cooper

    • @NightzMistress
      @NightzMistress 7 years ago +10

      Your videos are totally legit! I work in the automotive industry and I tell everyone about your videos. I’ve even sent links of your videos to customers of mine as it pertains to their work. Keep up the GREAT work Chris!

    • @sasha185
      @sasha185 7 years ago +5

      I agree. I hate it when people just jabber on and on. Just get to the point. You do that. Awesome videos. Thanks

  • @willrannikko
    @willrannikko 6 years ago +890

    Chris’ Dad: “Chris wtf, why did you touch the van?”
    Chris Fix: “I needed an example.”

    • @chrisfix
      @chrisfix  6 years ago +98

      lol

    • @befer
      @befer 6 years ago +78

      Wtf he's still replying to this old video. Damn

    • @chrisfix
      @chrisfix  6 years ago +200

      @befer Of course! I spend 4 hours a day every day reading and responding to comments!

    • @befer
      @befer 6 years ago +35

      @chrisfix Holy shit it's the first time You replied to me! i think i've been waiting for a while now!
      You're awesome. I was JUST thinking about it. What will you do if you airbag goes off in your driftstang?
      are you going to replace it or somehow fix it?
      I was wondering at what stage will you install a "Racing wheel", will you wait before you put a cage first?
      or will you even install a "proper" wheel at all ?

    • @zenturious7743
      @zenturious7743 6 years ago +24

      @befer OK interview boi

  • @istvanbally2817
    @istvanbally2817 Year ago +37

    Thanks for the video! My son and I have just repaired a lot of rust on my Ford Focus Mk1. All your tips worked! It only cost us about 40 bucks, so we're really happy. The clear coat did run in one spot, but it's still ten times better than before. The repair took the two of us the entire day, though we had to deal with 8 different rust spots on the rear wheel arches and both sills on both sides. We're beat. The amount of sanding was no joke. Anyone reading this, three tips from an old dude: 1) Avoid cars notorious for rusting, if possible. 2) Get, borrow power tools for the sanding part. 3) Try not to do it alone, get help.

  • @louis2211
    @louis2211 6 years ago +2477

    The 8000 people that disliked this are body shop workers

    • @billdennis9117
      @billdennis9117 6 years ago +67

      that is true, in the end of this video you can see where he dented in the quarter panel and didn't even fill the dent

    • @bobl78
      @bobl78 6 years ago +60

      yes, but at very low cost compared to a professional... it´s not a location where safety is an issue, so why not..looks ok to me... maybe he could have blended in the base coat a little better

    • @ProjectZ.e.r.o
      @ProjectZ.e.r.o 6 years ago +35

      Nope I Worked at Body Shop and Customer Want Stuff Done Right This Is Just DIY Temporary Fix

    • @petera1117
      @petera1117 6 years ago +70

      Point of video, what I can do at home.....

    • @DERICKBLAIR4
      @DERICKBLAIR4 6 years ago +137

      Aaron Cubitt I looked all over, but couldn't find your video on how to do it better than this.

  • @ax-50
    @ax-50 4 years ago +653

    Not only Chris' instructions are easy to follow, he's also that kind of instructor that will cheer up the whole team

  • @finkresponsevideos2494
    @finkresponsevideos2494 6 years ago +684

    0:37 "This car has been in my family for decades!"
    *Proceeds to just rip parts of the car off 20 seconds later*

    • @duanehoschouer5588
      @duanehoschouer5588 6 years ago +2

      Fin

    • @amberionik
      @amberionik 6 years ago +47

      Mate he once cut a hole in his trucks exhoust just to show how to repair it. This wasnt that bad

    • @icemanjoey101
      @icemanjoey101 6 years ago +3

      Yooo that’s so funny yu say that amber

    • @101Volts
      @101Volts 6 years ago +12

      Hardly. It's rust, not metal anymore. So many people have no idea just how bad Rust gets; it's like a Zombie, consuming surrounding metal until there's no more to eat. There's no cure I can tell you, just cut it out farther than where it appears to stop by at least an inch and put new metal on and coat that *extremely* good or you wasted your time. Even then, don't leave even a pinhole's worth of rust because any tiny amount WILL make the rust come back.

    • @blakegriplingph
      @blakegriplingph 6 years ago +5

      @101Volts So the Titanic is no longer metal anymore as practically all of her steel structure has oxidised.

  • @itsbeatzz9
    @itsbeatzz9 Year ago +8

    The best part about Chris fix is his videos don’t contain ads

  • @playcer8388
    @playcer8388 5 years ago +872

    "this is our family van which we owned since brand new, we've went on so many trips with it and it gave us a lot of great memories"
    *Rips off huge parts of the body"

    • @228TY
      @228TY 5 years ago +15

      Ong I was looking for this comment

    • @Iv40
      @Iv40 5 years ago +2

      Like he has a choice to leave it there... :>/

    • @hugeCRSfan69
      @hugeCRSfan69 5 years ago +17

      that huge part was coming off anyway, which he is probably gonna fix

    • @JosephDR
      @JosephDR 5 years ago +1

      Playcer lol!

    • @shippo72
      @shippo72 5 years ago +7

      Honestly, that car is rusted scrap metal at that point. 25 years old and 300k+ miles. You can literally find people giving away cars like that on craigslist.

  • @alexishurtado9450
    @alexishurtado9450 8 years ago +466

    Next Chrisfix video: How to build your own car (SUPER EASY VERSION)

    • @ilikerealflight
      @ilikerealflight 8 years ago +48

      (No Special Tools Required)

    • @alexishurtado9450
      @alexishurtado9450 8 years ago +1

      Colinator4321 jajaja indeed

    • @chrisfix
      @chrisfix  8 years ago +34

      Haha I was just talking about that with some subscribers from the meet in Cali. I kinda want to do a kit car like an Atom or something similar.

    • @jakubm907
      @jakubm907 8 years ago +4

      ChrisFix please do so!

    • @CPskipper21344
      @CPskipper21344 8 years ago

      Hahahaha

  • @Ch3mG33k
    @Ch3mG33k 5 years ago +631

    This is honestly just incredible.

  • @pfladung2832
    @pfladung2832 Year ago +197

    I just got home after a 12 hour police shift sitting on the toilet. This video makes me want to getup and start removing rust from my son’s ford ranger

    • @MelodicEgghead
      @MelodicEgghead Year ago +8

      Thank you for your service brother! I'm on the toilet right now and I want to clean the whole car thanks to Chris!!!

    • @lucyswagprincess
      @lucyswagprincess Year ago

      acab

    • @jeffreyschneider4335
      @jeffreyschneider4335 11 months ago

      I am sitting on the toilet as I am reading this. Fucking kismet

    • @manofthehour3790
      @manofthehour3790 10 months ago

      Pls wipe your ass before you do anything.

    • @aidanM92
      @aidanM92 10 months ago +27

      Thank you for your service officer, I can't imagine how boring it must be spending 12 hours a day sitting on the toilet.

  • @ppshotzz
    @ppshotzz 7 years ago +586

    This dude has the balls we all need in the garage

    • @topanteon
      @topanteon 6 years ago +3

      Why balls? I mean, even if you screw it up, you can take it to a professional to fix your mess.

    • @corruptedbrain6
      @corruptedbrain6 6 years ago +1

      Derfoklishe i need balls too

    • @lilballsak8770
      @lilballsak8770 6 years ago +14

      @topanteon if you have enough money

    • @xAlbatr0ss
      @xAlbatr0ss 6 years ago +1

      @lilballsak8770 just take it to chrisfix, he can fix anything with the change in your pocket

    • @intellectracoon
      @intellectracoon 6 years ago

      am not touching any paint.

  • @bluuu4x
    @bluuu4x 6 years ago +685

    Just use rusteeze
    And one day you will look like me Kachow

    • @nathanwilson3559
      @nathanwilson3559 6 years ago +7

      Karol jr this deserved more likes 😂😊😊

    • @dr_monstaa
      @dr_monstaa 6 years ago +15

      You forgot "and with an insane amount of luck"

    • @bluuu4x
      @bluuu4x 6 years ago +2

      drmonstaa holy oh yeah man rookie mistake thanks for reminding lol

    • @bluuu4x
      @bluuu4x 6 years ago +1

      Yummy 27 no problem man enjoy the rest of it

    • @linkgroundwalker
      @linkgroundwalker 6 years ago +2

      Only works on bumpers

  • @solarflare1008
    @solarflare1008 7 years ago +377

    Mom....... Chris make a hole on the minivan. WHATTTTT.

    • @mojibg3399
      @mojibg3399 6 years ago

      That was so cool

    • @pentiuman
      @pentiuman 6 years ago

      Shhh..... Chris is gonna get a spankin'.

  • @glennheijmans5021
    @glennheijmans5021 2 years ago +141

    big tip, when i was in school for becoming a car painter the thought me this, if you have difficulties when feeling for transitions put a paper towel or toiletpaper between your hand and the surface, im not sure why but you feel transitions and dents better this way. Keep up the videos!!

    • @chrisfix
      @chrisfix  2 years ago +23

      Thanks for the tip!

    • @BrianLTU
      @BrianLTU Year ago +10

      Maybe ( im not sure im just saying what i think might be the case) you feel it better because when you use a glove or a bare finger, the ummm.......touch is grippy, where toilet paper acts like a "dry lube" and you can feel it better.

  • @topthink3199
    @topthink3199 5 years ago +533

    Nobody:
    Chris: Hey guys!! Today we are going to build a car with basic home tools.

  • @soratomomyūjishan
    @soratomomyūjishan 6 years ago +272

    Anybody: *gets in a painful situation with its car*
    In the distance: "HEY GUYS"
    Basically a superhero phrasing

  • @IRONMAN000
    @IRONMAN000 6 years ago +608

    Didn't do it properly. You're supposed to use ramen noodles for filler.

  • @Bean._.768
    @Bean._.768 3 hours ago

    Thanks man just did my car and wet sanding/ buffing tomorrow

  • @ohanahrndz
    @ohanahrndz 8 years ago +158

    when you know your car has no rust, but you still watch because his content is the best on youtube!

    • @sacatolasmoreira5593
      @sacatolasmoreira5593 8 years ago +1

      talking about exageration... lol

    • @colinbeisler775
      @colinbeisler775 8 years ago +2

      Roberto Hernandez or when you don’t even have a car because your 15 but you still love his content

    • @boostedconcepts
      @boostedconcepts 8 years ago +1

      Colin Beisler true lmao

    • @BrianKongXD
      @BrianKongXD 8 years ago +2

      When you dont even have a car but you still watch... just fascinating.

    • @chrisfix
      @chrisfix  8 years ago +1

      Thanks for the support Roberto!

  • @JosephSalas07
    @JosephSalas07 8 years ago +58

    That "soapy wooder" labelled spray bottle...
    Hahahahaha

  • @spiralnapkin
    @spiralnapkin 6 years ago +317

    This is by far the best home car repair channel I've ever seen.

    • @drewbles22
      @drewbles22 6 years ago +5

      You aren't kidding, this guy is the man. Perfect explanations and honesty

    • @moneyonmind2412
      @moneyonmind2412 6 years ago

      My man knows how to speak very good! Must've been the speech god in school haha

    • @Peter_Pedal
      @Peter_Pedal 6 years ago

      Drewbie UnderFire I wouldn’t buy a car with such an fix, it will last few months.

    • @someoneinthecrowd4313
      @someoneinthecrowd4313 6 years ago

      Peter Jensen How would you improve it? Using sheet metal for coverage instead of the stainless steel sheet? Or cut away the rust all together and go the sheet metal welding route instead?

  • @WULFGRAHD
    @WULFGRAHD 3 hours ago

    Thanks for the video! I just got my first truck, and I'm learning how to take care of it and fix it up! I'm excited to work on it.

  • @karinawashere
    @karinawashere 6 years ago +115

    *almost half of fender disappears from sanding*
    Now this looks AWESOME!

  • @mr.incredible9663
    @mr.incredible9663 6 years ago +1233

    In 2019 you could fix that with noodles.

  • @junkddisgustipate7812
    @junkddisgustipate7812 5 years ago +298

    Girlfriend: trust issues
    Car: Rust issues

  • @SageEkholm
    @SageEkholm Year ago +6

    My dad passed away this spring. I have a VW Polo 6n2 that has some rust spots and I never had the time to ask him how to do a lot of things, but especially body work. This helps so much, thank you so much for showing how it can be done even if you're not experienced. A bunch of sandpaper and elbow grease apparently goes a long way!

  • @RodwellMedia
    @RodwellMedia 8 years ago +3482

    I HAVE TO DO THIS TO MY WHOLE CAR

    • @veetijaakkola1200
      @veetijaakkola1200 8 years ago +112

      Rodwell Media man just buy new panels, sure itll cost you but it saves a ton of work

    • @RodwellMedia
      @RodwellMedia 8 years ago +184

      Veeti Jaakkola it’s kinda hard because it’s form 1969

    • @vimtut0r709
      @vimtut0r709 8 years ago +19

      Haha me too

    • @arekb5951
      @arekb5951 8 years ago +149

      Ikr? Why aren't they making cars entirely of body filler? It would be so much easier.

    • @vimtut0r709
      @vimtut0r709 8 years ago +94

      Better: why dont they use stainless steel? (too expensive). But I think somehow the manufactur needs to motivate the customer to get a new car some time :D

  • @jess8624
    @jess8624 5 years ago +906

    Chris fix: you need multiple coats of body fillers and paint with clear coating. 5 minute crafts: RAMEN.

    • @dominator9833
      @dominator9833 5 years ago +29

      No they'd use Colgate toothpaste

    • @cheesebob1212
      @cheesebob1212 5 years ago +18

      @dominator9833 oh the things you can do with toothpaste...🤐

    • @goldwolf0606
      @goldwolf0606 5 years ago +14

      In Chris I trust

    • @CarlRCTips
      @CarlRCTips 5 years ago +1

      I'm pretty sure that Top Ramen wouldn't work.... 😜

    • @kickovska3970
      @kickovska3970 5 years ago +1

      @goldwolf0606 I died lmao

  • @patrickd3634
    @patrickd3634 3 years ago +195

    I’ve done some rust repairs on a couple of older late 90’s Mercedes’ AMG’s that were prone to rust issues from that era, and I did the repair very good but I never knew how to get rid of that paint line. Now I know. I just did the wet sanding step by step and I was blown away. Awesome man, thanks!

    • @cade7458
      @cade7458 2 years ago +2

      I did the wet sanding and polished it but the paint was an exact match but after wet sanding and polishing it got darker any advice?

    • @BradleyStickland
      @BradleyStickland 2 years ago +3

      @cade7458how many coats of spray paint / matte finish did you do?

  • @gunner7871
    @gunner7871 11 days ago

    Man Chris fix always got my back 😂 ❤

  • @ItzJuicee
    @ItzJuicee 4 years ago +136

    There's literally nothing you can't do. You've played a huge part in my life to go out to be a mechanic and learn so many things so I can know how to fix basically anything. School is gonna be fun. Thank you Chris, you really do inspire a lot of people man. I binge watch your videos everyday just to keep on learning more and more and it's been paying off recently!

  • @heathercarter9741
    @heathercarter9741 4 years ago +163

    I followed this tutorial today.
    I am absolutely shocked I was able to recreate similar results on my van.
    I have a large area where the rockers along the running board has caused a great deal of rust and after today's results I feel like I could absolutely fix those myself now!
    My van is 22 years old but runs like a champ and has very low miles. Cosmetically however, it needed a ton of help .
    Thank you so much for making this video.

    • @hectorbart
      @hectorbart 8 months ago +1

      heathercarter9741, just wondering how your repair has held up, now that it is 4 years later. Thanks in advance.

  • @boolbartholomeu
    @boolbartholomeu 4 years ago +122

    Scotty's like "how to repair rust: move to Tennessee!"

    • @300blkaac
      @300blkaac 4 years ago

      Just brought home a lsa Silverado from Tennessee, used car market is crazy compared to here in Indiana

    • @jcp2677
      @jcp2677 4 years ago

      Yo thats where im from ive got a 2007 Subaru Impreza thats got rust

    • @youngspike8803
      @youngspike8803 4 years ago

      @jcp2677lmmmmk

  • @Michael_Arnold
    @Michael_Arnold 11 months ago +3

    So far, I've progressed to the 'making rust holes' part

  • @rypt.7574
    @rypt.7574 7 years ago +387

    Ya know what's better than Wooder?
    Soapy Wooder

    • @fqby1
      @fqby1 7 years ago +4

      You just copied me

    • @Big_Roy_Bred
      @Big_Roy_Bred 7 years ago +3

      In Australia we say warda

    • @jimtownsend7899
      @jimtownsend7899 7 years ago +4

      Yep...Wooder Ice! OK, so I'm originally from Philly. Yo!

    • @nofuxgvn
      @nofuxgvn 6 years ago +2

      In Maryland, the eastern shore says Wooder and the western shore says Wadder.

    • @J-Lawn
      @J-Lawn 6 years ago +1

      I've got Wooder on discount now. 15$ / gal

  • @knottreel
    @knottreel 5 years ago +193

    Incredible instructions and really professional editing and writing. I wished the rest of RUclips demonstrations understood the importance of preparation.

  • @thisoldcar5112
    @thisoldcar5112 4 years ago +660

    Couple of notes to add. Push that regular body filler in tight and then smooth off the surface. The latter saves a lot of sanding time. Ensure the high-build primer you choose is DTM (direct-to-metal) otherwise you will need an etch primer over any bare metal or there may be adhesion issues or delamination. Finally, I would avoid red-colored glazing putty. We have seen that it can bleed through the paint finish especially on lighter color paint. I love your videos, and in this one you essentially captured and boiled down the steps we learned in collision repair school. :-)

    • @chrisfix
      @chrisfix  3 years ago +93

      Thanks for the tips

    • @headoftaxreformandpercenta4908
      @headoftaxreformandpercenta4908 3 years ago +20

      Good stuff.
      I use platinum plus filler and glaze daily and they're much thinner than the kinds used on cars. Most of the large scale spreading is on a relatively horizontal surfaces though so it's easier in my opinion. If its a warm day, it can dry extremely fast with even a fraction of the amount of blue hardener. Definitely keeps you on your toes but I find it very satisfying to fill in composite surfaces after doing a fair amount of grinding and sanding.

    • @MrRolloTomasi
      @MrRolloTomasi 3 years ago +8

      Been rewatching this video & others multiple times. Loving the detailed explanations of how & why to perform the work, especially about dealing with rust in hidden areas & ensuring air bubbles are eliminated. Following these instructions = confidence & competence!
      I live in the rust belt, so I intend to use a 2k epoxy primer over the filler & putty. The primer is beige & the finish coat is silver, so I'll see how much bleeding there is after a few passes with each layer.

    • @frankbanks24
      @frankbanks24 3 years ago +1

      20:06

    • @frankbanks24
      @frankbanks24 3 years ago +1

      20:06 20:06

  • @Lhostel
    @Lhostel Year ago +1

    Back years later for a refresher course. Much love Chris

  • @kenzilliox3854
    @kenzilliox3854 5 years ago +195

    ChrisFix, I am impressed. I followed your instructions, bought the exact brand of stuff you used and my 2012 Ford Escape looks practically brand new now! You are a ROCKSTAR buddy!

    • @chrisfix
      @chrisfix  5 years ago +45

      That's what I love to hear! Thanks a lot!

    • @insaneapples1559
      @insaneapples1559 5 years ago +5

      Trying this on my 2008 Escape. Rust magnets!

    • @zureai
      @zureai 5 years ago

      insaneapples yep .. just bought an escape for cheap.. low KMs but the rust on the rear is crazy

    • @kaine2416
      @kaine2416 5 years ago

      I have an 04 Escape with almost 300k miles that I'm about to start doing some rust repair work on because of this video.

    • @kenzilliox3854
      @kenzilliox3854 5 years ago +1

      @kaine2416 His video was very helpful. The hardest part of the whole job was to walk into the garage, put on the gloves and grab the sandpaper to start. Once committed, it went smooth. I didn't want to take a chance on using any other product, so I bought the 3M stuff. I did it 3 months ago and I still marvel on how great it looks. I wish I would have taken before & after pics.

  • @chrisfix
    @chrisfix  8 years ago +1244

    The CHRISFIX CAR MEET UP in LA at Venice Beach Fishing Pier Parking Lot was AMAZING! Thanks for all the fans for coming out last minute and making an awesome West Coast meet! Pics on my Instagram or Facebook pages!
    Also, the next video will be about buying my mom her dream car! Stay tuned!

    • @chrisfix
      @chrisfix  8 years ago +50

      And since I didnt sleep tonight, I will sleep on the flight to Cali haha

    • @unknown-oe5yz
      @unknown-oe5yz 8 years ago +12

      ChrisFix finnaly you did a new video

    • @josesalmeron2906
      @josesalmeron2906 8 years ago +5

      ChrisFix you should've decided to go streetspeed717's youtube callout with a bunch of other car youtubers

    • @unknown-oe5yz
      @unknown-oe5yz 8 years ago +2

      Rosa Garcia yes I forgot about that

    • @mantvydas8810
      @mantvydas8810 8 years ago +2

      Hey Chris i love your videos keep it up !! :)

  • @mzoosormzeus6037
    @mzoosormzeus6037 8 years ago +230

    I work at an auto body shop, why am I still watching this .-.

  • @DominicCruz-c9f
    @DominicCruz-c9f 8 days ago

    Excellent video! You covered all the steps for someone who has never done this before.

  • @jalenrobinson5225
    @jalenrobinson5225 6 years ago +246

    He can make a 5 hour video and I swear I would watch it through on accident.

    • @carlosmatos9848
      @carlosmatos9848 6 years ago +7

      I watched his how-to vid on changing out a Prius battery... even though I have never owned one or plant to lol

    • @Jablonski277
      @Jablonski277 6 years ago +1

      @carlosmatos9848 i did the same 😀Man there is a lot of screws in a Prius. 😁

    • @carlosmatos9848
      @carlosmatos9848 6 years ago

      @Jablonski277 Haha yeah it looks more tedious than anything

  • @4thgear759
    @4thgear759 3 years ago +134

    Well Chris, Aside from the great workmanship you've done, I think the biggest thing you sell is inspiration and confidence. 99% of the people looking at a rust spot like that would never attempt to repair it. and now we know the steps and procedure to follow its now in 4th gear.

  • @hamstirrer6882
    @hamstirrer6882 6 years ago +38

    “Mom, Chris is picking at the car again!”

  • @andrewscot8553
    @andrewscot8553 6 months ago

    7 years later this video still rocks

  • @rozio9287
    @rozio9287 4 years ago +67

    I don't even have a car, but I love how he's passionate about it

    • @CaptK-py8rq
      @CaptK-py8rq 4 years ago +2

      Makes you want to go out and buy a beater car just so you can work on it!

  • @HTprototype
    @HTprototype 8 years ago +62

    Whos with me? Watch all but never try.

    • @chrisfix
      @chrisfix  8 years ago +10

      +Tao Ren gotta give something a try! It’s fun!

    • @thecheekibreeki3197
      @thecheekibreeki3197 8 years ago +1

      I wish i was not late so chris can replay......

    • @Jadenh87
      @Jadenh87 8 years ago +1

      ChrisFix I would but I love my car too much and would be gutted to start sanding and do more damage!

    • @ikramutmanzai1943
      @ikramutmanzai1943 8 years ago

      Me

    • @Immapsycho677
      @Immapsycho677 8 years ago +2

      Jaden from an autobody tech in training, first time doing it to my jeep was scary, but do a good job and do your best & you’ll thank yourself for the results

  • @punchinello6537
    @punchinello6537 8 years ago +524

    Im an auto body tech by trade and I must give you credit man you did a pretty good job. A couple tips if you want, when going for that wheel arch body line, use a number 2 pencil and guide of some sort to draw in your central arch line, then use some painters tape to mask off the line on one plane, say the top of the panel, then sand the face, repeat for the opposite side, this will make your wheel arch line really sharp, then you just need to sand it down to the correct softness, i found this really helps, loved the vids man keep it up!

    • @sergeihanush2262
      @sergeihanush2262 8 years ago

      Artur does this trik for spotter job, not for filler!! a bit different but same logic)))

    • @alexanderjosefsen
      @alexanderjosefsen 8 years ago +16

      @Blind Bandit : well, then you are what we noobs call a pro. 10 years, ofcourse you're going to know this better. For me this is perfect, I have an old audi a3 with some rust on it, but here in norway i'm not going to invest 2000 dollars+ in a body and paint job that looks just a bit better than this, when my cars is worth the same as just the paint job. If it was so bad of a method I would love to see a better method, as i said I have no idea how to do this kind of stuff, so any tips is helpful :)

    • @cup_and_cone
      @cup_and_cone 8 years ago +10

      I would also say when feathering and wet sanding, stay on one panel and don't get into another panel. He got into the door a bit, which was a no no.

    • @MrBlackout63
      @MrBlackout63 8 years ago +3

      thechosendude I saw that too, but with it being on such a fine paper it isn't really a big deal as it'll buff out. But definitely don't hit it with a lower grit.

    • @RyleZor
      @RyleZor 8 years ago +14

      Who is going to spend the time/money to "properly" fix rust on a Mazda 3. It's a great cheap and relatively easy fix for a car that already looks shit from the factory.

  • @feralkid7025
    @feralkid7025 7 months ago +2

    He never stopped to do a bump 😂

  • @bsanks5346
    @bsanks5346 3 years ago +126

    I am continually amazed at what you pack into 20 minutes. Just by watching and learning people can get decades of tips and tricks, and when I got out and do what you've shown I get the same results. THANKS!!

    • @cade7458
      @cade7458 2 years ago

      I did the wet sanding and polished it but the paint was an exact match but after wet sanding and polishing it got darker any advice?

  • @robertoescamilla8853
    @robertoescamilla8853 5 years ago +35

    I like how he just rips off the rust from the van just to educate us! Props to you good sir. I love these videos.

  • @TetraSky
    @TetraSky 8 years ago +1713

    Don't have a car, or even a license... Yet I'm watching this. Quite interesting.

    • @AcidFuzz
      @AcidFuzz 8 years ago +37

      same here, im actually learning new things about this cause its just really interesting haha

    • @j-bird1778
      @j-bird1778 8 years ago +3

      Same

    • @elkillerx
      @elkillerx 8 years ago +31

      Knowledge is power 💪

    • @Paull_wall
      @Paull_wall 8 years ago +2

      Same

    • @user-wz7un7ny8e
      @user-wz7un7ny8e 8 years ago +11

      Tetra Sky more knowledge the better. Never know when you can use this tips.

  • @4ntknee
    @4ntknee 9 months ago +2

    Hey Chris, I’ve owned my truck for 3 years and it’s had rust since I bought it, it’s been gradually getting worse and I finally took my mechanic knowledge and decided to put it to the test, today I have done the body filling process and just need to get the paint made, thank you for giving me the confidence to tackle my first body repair job even if it’s small

  • @daniellaurentiu2398
    @daniellaurentiu2398 8 years ago +30

    3:18 you don't need tools when you move as fast as Chris 😁

    • @chrisfix
      @chrisfix  8 years ago +8

      lol, years of training...

  • @asingh155
    @asingh155 8 years ago +154

    You should buy a auction car and fix it up and resell it and make it into a series

    • @chrisfix
      @chrisfix  8 years ago +60

      Cool idea!

    • @lnlyby_yt
      @lnlyby_yt 8 years ago +10

      ChrisFix that'd be an awesome series to watch!

    • @asingh155
      @asingh155 8 years ago +2

      Thanks!😀

    • @S1lverArr0w
      @S1lverArr0w 8 years ago +1

      Chris should get into a partnership business with SaabKyle and do that

    • @gronvall3364
      @gronvall3364 8 years ago +2

      Yes please do it! You will earn money and gett more subscribers

  • @jasmeetsandhu2383
    @jasmeetsandhu2383 5 years ago +202

    Back then a mask like the n95 was like eh now everyone wants one and can’t get them

  • @peterd8526
    @peterd8526 9 months ago +32

    Could we see a 7 year update pic? :)

    • @madrenwillims4391
      @madrenwillims4391 9 months ago +1

      Fr, although imagine he hits up the owner (if they still own the car) and ask for pictures 7 whole years after they did it lol

    • @squishy3248
      @squishy3248 9 months ago +1

      Iirc he said in a couple other comments that the car was junked a couple years later, but apparently this job held up until the end.

  • @SamL1598
    @SamL1598 6 years ago +819

    Why am i watching this? I dont even own a car

  • @loganjeffry9358
    @loganjeffry9358 4 years ago +339

    Dude - from someone who had literally no idea what to do for self rust removal, your one video seriously made me feel 100 % more confident in trying it myself. Amazing explanations and detailed follow ups as to "why" you're doing what you're doing. NICE WORK and thank you for the help

    • @goldbullet50
      @goldbullet50 3 years ago +10

      Lifesaver. When my 26 year old rust magnet Saab 900 failed 10 points at a yearly inspection, I must choose between bankruptcy or learning how to do shit myself.

    • @madmotorsmedia5650
      @madmotorsmedia5650 2 years ago +2

      Hey! Did you end up giving it a try? Curious about buying a wrx as my first car, but this would need to be done as soon as I bought it

  • @normavandam1966
    @normavandam1966 4 years ago +37

    70 yr old grandma, tepaired my 2005 Kia last year myself, fist size holes by finder. Put a disposable aluminum plate piece behind them filled with spray foam, after set shaved down and put body filler on top and then painted. Neighbors were impressed. Did same to my daughters car in the 90’s/ complete rocker panels rusted through, lasted all through college!

  • @FilipWojtulewicz
    @FilipWojtulewicz 4 months ago +1

    gonna use that on my new car, thanks Chris

  • @nicholkid
    @nicholkid 5 years ago +511

    I'm gonna need the "my car is only worth $2k" version of this vid. All that sandpaper is 10% the value of my car.

    • @nicholkid
      @nicholkid 5 years ago +51

      Been doing this repair on my fender and it has taken ages, prob 6 hrs all in. I definitely didn't try to make it new again so I cut a lot of corners, didn't use mesh, skipped a lot of sandpaper grades etc. Maybe in the US you have tons of cheap sandpaper and bondo, but here that crap is super expensive here. To do this repair as Chrisfix does to the letter, it would cost like $200 CAD. The color matched paint is $20 alone. Really just wanted to make it so the disgusting rust spot wasn't so visible. Definitely has worked. It was orange and now it's black. Still have to let it cure and blend it and polish, but I'm content with the results. Probably will rust off again in a week, but fingers crossed. I'd recommend a wire brush drill attachment to strip the paint off, they're only $5 and don't really wear down like annoying sandpaper. And a final note, the duplicolor perfect match cans have very little paint in them! I ran out after a 2nd coat and was doing a similar size repair as in the vid.

    • @MrTravisAL
      @MrTravisAL 5 years ago +1

      Taylor Nichol how much did you spend total for the cheap corner cutting method? How did it come out?

    • @nicholkid
      @nicholkid 5 years ago +10

      @MrTravisAL not sure the total cost, but probably like $80 cad? Biggest expense was spray paint $40. And it looks just ok. Like you wouldn't notice it from 5+ feet away. My main problem was blending the repair into the original paint. I've got a clear line between the two, though granted I didn't get the exact same paint cause it wasn't available. I think all the extra fine grade sandpaper would help make it more mirror like. Now it's sort of dimpled. Much better than it was though.

    • @skillyxbg3681
      @skillyxbg3681 5 years ago +7

      Mine is $400 shitbox

    • @rxhrdz
      @rxhrdz 5 years ago +3

      Taylor Nichol aye fellow canadian

  • @theargument7321
    @theargument7321 4 years ago +109

    All this time i've been told,
    "You can't do auto paintwork at home, and you can't do just one spot."
    ChrisFix: "Hold my beer - CHRIS FIX HERE"

    • @KlawOfChicken
      @KlawOfChicken 4 years ago +10

      Well professionally this is what they'd call a non-warranty paint job. Everything he did was pretty close to professional work, minus de-glossing and reclearing the entire panel until a natural breaking point. He also didn't do a burn in with the clear, but that won't extend the life of the paint job much further. Most professionals will tell you this type of paint job won't last more than 2 years. After that the clear starts to peel, but I've seen some cars defy that statement. However, no shop will warranty this type of repair because they firmly believe the paint is guaranteed to fail later on.

    • @CrossingRover
      @CrossingRover 4 years ago +2

      @KlawOfChicken That was a very insightful take from a professional standpoint. From a DIY perspective, could you just re-do the clear coat and paint correct a little when the original job starts to peel? Is there a way to increase the durability at home?

    • @KlawOfChicken
      @KlawOfChicken 4 years ago +3

      @CrossingRover The best way to increase the longevity of your clear is to have it break at a point that isn't exposed to the outside elements. There's really no way to be certain that your clear is going to be more or less durable when doing a DIY repair without making sure that it's exposure to the sun and the weather is limited. However normal paint maintenance is going to help with durability just as it'd improve the life cycle of any professional paint job.
      As for touching it up repeatedly, some of my friends have taken this route for personal projects. It's honestly up to you if you want to keep up with it. Even if it was certain to peel in two years, which it isn't, small repairs like this wouldn't take much effort or time to keep up with and it's not going going be peeling often enough to cause any headaches. Truth be told, if working on my own car, it's the route I would take for something small and relatively out of sight like what he dealt with in the video.

    • @jimh9617
      @jimh9617 4 years ago

      @CrossingRover yep. dont use spray cans. get a quality paint and an air gun.

    • @richsmith3300
      @richsmith3300 4 years ago +1

      @jimh9617 but it's only a one off job this video is for the home handy man not body and paint guys like us.

  • @georgemartin1436
    @georgemartin1436 7 years ago +131

    I thought of an easier way to repair the rust: buy a house near Chris, and pay him to do it!
    Seriously, these videos have great production quality and great advice.

    • @lindy_choppers_delight
      @lindy_choppers_delight 7 years ago +5

      I believe, if you would just quietly drop your car in front of Chris's house, he would repair it out of the urge to repair. And he would probably make another video off of it. Chris is not a human, he is higher species from outer space.

  • @gedionmesfin1821
    @gedionmesfin1821 8 days ago

    This guy is a magician

  • @MudRFunR
    @MudRFunR 7 years ago +157

    Thanks Chris! I've done a lot of non-professional rust repair but I'd bet I learned at least 10 new things from this!

    • @chrisfix
      @chrisfix  7 years ago +7

      Glad you learned some new tips and tricks!

  • @theodoreraz5055
    @theodoreraz5055 8 years ago +72

    This dude gets alot of Views in a short time

    • @danielmaclaren3065
      @danielmaclaren3065 8 years ago +1

      theodore raz bots

    • @NightzMistress
      @NightzMistress 8 years ago +2

      Because he knows his s*** and his followers know that they are getting trustworthy advice for whatever they are doing.

    • @Julian-do7bv
      @Julian-do7bv 8 years ago +4

      Because he makes good videos

  • @odys9
    @odys9 5 years ago +35

    I've fixed many rust-buckets as a teenager even took a BOCES class to learn how to do it.
    Your video is awesome. Thing about auto-body work is you can always learn something new.
    Good job thank you.

  • @hasan11S
    @hasan11S 6 months ago

    That was such a lengthy process, yet astonishing!

  • @the_one_titan
    @the_one_titan 6 years ago +68

    “You have to clear all dust front the work area”
    Me in the Desert Southwest: *DAD GET THE LEAF BLOWERS*

  • @brucemeier8624
    @brucemeier8624 6 years ago +451

    Why can’t school be like this?

    • @KyanR7
      @KyanR7 6 years ago +4

      Mine is

    • @jeffreyellis5837
      @jeffreyellis5837 6 years ago +1

      Really tho? Although I think it might be more of a dad job lol

    • @KyanR7
      @KyanR7 6 years ago

      Jeffrey Ellis that’s some bs anyone can work on cars

    • @EkteMajor
      @EkteMajor 6 years ago +3

      In Norway we have a specific school program you can choose in high school which is car mechanic for example. That's what i go on now. I'm fresh to cars and i have to learn something from school and Chris!

    • @aydanangus
      @aydanangus 5 years ago +4

      Because that would be smart. Schools don't do smart.

  • @svantenordstrom
    @svantenordstrom 3 years ago +48

    Done numerous repairs like this on my cars over the years but that ”rolled paper” trick for smoother transition was new to me. Definitely gonna try that next time.

    • @cade7458
      @cade7458 2 years ago

      I did the wet sanding and polished it but the paint was an exact match but after wet sanding and polishing it got darker any advice?

  • @iBRiDGE380
    @iBRiDGE380 11 months ago

    Literally the best car educator ever.

  • @herpderp547
    @herpderp547 6 years ago +66

    this has the same energy as a makeup tutorial

    • @ThumbsUpKitty
      @ThumbsUpKitty 6 years ago +2

      I'm pretty sure they use some of the same products too (bondo)

  • @kuckian
    @kuckian 7 years ago +642

    i hope i remember that trick with the hot water and the clear coat for the rest of my life

    • @chrisfix
      @chrisfix  7 years ago +29

      Awesome! I think you will

    • @saralowrie1307
      @saralowrie1307 7 years ago +1

      Antoine Campeau you don't want to overheat any kind of pressurized can, as it can explode. I know someone who was doing this and overheated the can, leading to it exploding and literally melting his face off. So do be careful when heating things up.

    • @spudit2003
      @spudit2003 7 years ago +13

      He did say hot water from the tap, I think pressurised cans say don't exceed 50 degrees Celsius, hot water is usually 60-70, but the can will be cold and the temperature will be an average of the 2 and gradually reduce, so should be fine, just don't heat it with direct heat or really hot water. If you are touching up stone chips the paint for that also benefits from this trick (it usually has clearcoat mixed in)

    • @jasonsimone3523
      @jasonsimone3523 7 years ago +4

      Hot tap water is fine. I put my spray cans in the sink with hot tap water before I paint for year's and never had a problem.

    • @deniz271
      @deniz271 7 years ago +22

      Jason Simone u can put it in the microwave also works good👍

  • @jaska7039
    @jaska7039 6 years ago +197

    Its funny when its always a Mazda in all of these DIY rust repair videos. :D

    • @jaska7039
      @jaska7039 6 years ago +11

      I had a Mazda 323F model 2003, it was the best car I had. Those cars would not die if they didnt rust so much. Mine was rotten and had to be scrapped.

    • @arkasza2007
      @arkasza2007 6 years ago +4

      Jaska That’s why you should always ask the seller if the car bodywork is galvanised. Mazda doesn’t use galvanised steel sheets to this day. And our 18 years old Citroen has one tiny spot of rust lol

    • @jdzcl9
      @jdzcl9 6 years ago +20

      @arkasza2007 yeah im gonna go on a limb and say theres a 99.9% chance whoever you're buying a car second hand from has no fucking clue whether the bodywork is galvanized or not

    • @Muttchismo
      @Muttchismo 6 years ago +3

      This is the truth! Bought a brand new (at the time) 2004 Mazda 3 it rusted in the exact same spots as this Mazda 3 that was used in the video - good engines tho'.

    • @Florian00
      @Florian00 6 years ago +1

      @arkasza2007 That's lucky, (older) French cars are notorious to rust

  • @martynm.449
    @martynm.449 6 months ago

    I think this is the best video I've watched on repairing rusty arches.

  • @isaaccrews8747
    @isaaccrews8747 7 years ago +139

    "This is my familys van, weve had it for years. But as you can see this rust right here" *rips off half of the wheel well* "will need to be replaced"😂😂😂 not exactly how he said it but that gave me a good laugh!

  • @jwiz1998
    @jwiz1998 5 years ago +68

    Chris you really motivated me to learn how to do things myself

  • @michaelfedorsha8147
    @michaelfedorsha8147 6 years ago +90

    This dude just makes everything look so easy.

    • @roadwarrior114
      @roadwarrior114 6 years ago +10

      It took me and my grandad 45 minutes to jack up a car because the jack we had was too small.

    • @Crews1
      @Crews1 4 years ago

      @roadwarrior114 I spent about 8 hours just sanding And I’m not even done yet

  • @TheHumanSynthesisProject

    This might be the best tutorial ive ever seen

  • @AHDBification
    @AHDBification 7 years ago +52

    Thumbs up just for the paper trick.

  • @PakDotTwentyOneTV
    @PakDotTwentyOneTV 4 years ago +109

    This guy made me buy all the interior detailing and cleaning stuff on the hardware store and order online as well. Got me interested in cleaning my own car, now I'm about to start my business coz of him. Hats off to you man! 😎👌

    • @ro00o33
      @ro00o33 3 years ago +3

      So did you start the business ?

    • @moh.alfatihpaputungan
      @moh.alfatihpaputungan 3 years ago

      Same as me from Indonesia 😁👍

    • @tacoboss8211
      @tacoboss8211 3 years ago

      Bro same

    • @abominablesnowman646
      @abominablesnowman646 3 years ago +1

      @ro00o33 started mine 2 and half years ago and that shit blew up I have team of 5 people 6 with me and in a week i can profit around 4000 this youtube channel has helped so much

  • @tmu1344
    @tmu1344 8 years ago +141

    It would be great if you can do a video on soundproofing!

    • @chrisfix
      @chrisfix  8 years ago +38

      Cool idea!

    • @callmezucc9318
      @callmezucc9318 8 years ago

      thats a good idea. my friends Matrix is really loud in the highway and could be remedied with soundproofing.

    • @rickeverman8427
      @rickeverman8427 8 years ago

      I have a Honda Element and I really want to sound proof it. This would be an awesome video!!!

    • @Pancakesnrofls
      @Pancakesnrofls 8 years ago +1

      Definitely agree!

    • @Mech.E
      @Mech.E 8 years ago +1

      Could make a great video

  • @Greenfrom3
    @Greenfrom3 9 months ago +3

    Well. I thought this would be easier. I’ve lost my motivation lol