Got your Big Kid Blocks, that's awesome (they are based right here in Utah - Bryce the owner is a super nice guy so happy his product is getting out there). I'm gonna be blocking my project truck over the winter months. Too cold to do anything else.
Just found your channel and really appreciate yoir time and detailed explanations! My sin and I plan to take this task on with his 71 Cutlass one of these days. I get it if its not feasible for you but it would be awesome if you could do a series of videoes on a complete car, start to finish. Keep making content!
Thanks a lot! That would be great bonding time for you two. I grew up in the shop getting trained by my father. I have two other brothers that have had the same experience with our father. I love working with family. I’m going to start publishing more videos soon I promise. I plan on doing a complete build from start to finish within a year I will be starting these videos. Stay tuned man I’m coming back for more training for everyone.
@BlackStacheBuilds awesome can't wait! I've been a Ford parts manager all my life so been around cars and fairly handy just want to learn as much as possible and help my son. This was his 1st car his grandpa bought him when he was 14. It's gonna be a street strip type build turbo LS Yada Yada lol.
Just asking I know everyone has there way there own techniques but how come you don't start out using a air file to knock down the filler also don't know how much or brand of filler your using but I've just started using USC platinum it runs about $60 a can
I use to do that method but I found through the years it's more cost effective and less time if you put thin layers on and just hand block down a little with 80 grit keep using the process untill your lows are filled then final block with 120 to get your 80 scratch out then 220 da to remove the 120. I don't have a video yet of start to finish with filler work but I have alot of it coming up that will explain why I do things differently than your describing
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Got your Big Kid Blocks, that's awesome (they are based right here in Utah - Bryce the owner is a super nice guy so happy his product is getting out there). I'm gonna be blocking my project truck over the winter months. Too cold to do anything else.
Ya they are nice blocks! I enjoy using them on big flat panels.
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Just found your channel and really appreciate yoir time and detailed explanations! My sin and I plan to take this task on with his 71 Cutlass one of these days. I get it if its not feasible for you but it would be awesome if you could do a series of videoes on a complete car, start to finish. Keep making content!
Thanks a lot! That would be great bonding time for you two. I grew up in the shop getting trained by my father. I have two other brothers that have had the same experience with our father. I love working with family. I’m going to start publishing more videos soon I promise. I plan on doing a complete build from start to finish within a year I will be starting these videos. Stay tuned man I’m coming back for more training for everyone.
@BlackStacheBuilds awesome can't wait! I've been a Ford parts manager all my life so been around cars and fairly handy just want to learn as much as possible and help my son. This was his 1st car his grandpa bought him when he was 14. It's gonna be a street strip type build turbo LS Yada Yada lol.
Just asking I know everyone has there way there own techniques but how come you don't start out using a air file to knock down the filler also don't know how much or brand of filler your using but I've just started using USC platinum it runs about $60 a can
I use to do that method but I found through the years it's more cost effective and less time if you put thin layers on and just hand block down a little with 80 grit keep using the process untill your lows are filled then final block with 120 to get your 80 scratch out then 220 da to remove the 120. I don't have a video yet of start to finish with filler work but I have alot of it coming up that will explain why I do things differently than your describing
shiiit grind it down with a disc then 80 grit cave and pave baby!!! no one else will give a shit except the next bodyman so who cares lol
Uhhh ya well the next body man will be me so.... no thanks lol cave and pave lol ya just can't do it man I will be the one loosing sleep