Finally a guy who decided to do something about the rivet look, I freakin hate that rivet look! This is how body kits should be and look. GREAT JOB MAN!

I'm usually not into the wide body because of the hole, but that molded look is CLEAN!

Will somebody give this dude a shop and sponsors!! This is amazing!

Looks awesome! For future reference or for anyone else who wants to do this, applying the bondo or body filler going left to right versus up and down will make your life a lot easier. A lot less sanding and easier to apply in a couple broad strokes!

Jsut trying to give some advice for other people that are trying to do this at home or even for you the next time you are doing this. You did a great job at getting all of the right materials and everything just next I would suggest not wiping down your fiberglass fenders with a solvent or cleaning product. They can end up getting trapped in the fiberglass and causing problems later. Tip number 2 fiberglass fillers main propose if to prevent water from getting in behind your panels where you sand down to bare metal and causing rust, as well as adding slight strength for your body filler, you should not have to put 3 coats of fiberglass material on. Tip number 3 remove more of the paint where your working any body filler if not desided (except for polyerster filler, that can get applied over primer) to be applied over any paint. Tip number 4 the idea ratio for harder is 2% of what ever amount of body filler your using Just wanted to give some helpful information. Looks great!

Bro, thank you so much for doing this. I’ve been hesitant on doing it myself but watching this gave me a lot of confidence to widebody my GC. Thank you so much!!!! Subscribed

I subbed out of respect for the fact you've never done this before. It turned out awesomely. I've never done work of this level before myself, but always DIY everything, just figure it out and do it. I was looking for tutorials/vids about molding widebody kits to look seemless with no rivets. This was exactly what I needed! Thanks!

Don't sleep on my man, give it a year or less, he'll be kicking it with the most well known car people. You heard it here first, Stay humble & continue your passion my love. You got this, you got exactly what it takes if not more. Keep believing in yourself and ill be right by your side throughout all of it.

WOW. This is a sick job, cant imagine how many hours of sanding this took. Love how it turned out, looks so much cleaner than all these riveted body kits around. Mad respect, insta subbed! 💯

This is Way better than before bro! Im glad u went this route 🤙🏻 awesome job

Amazing work dude! How strong would you say this method is? I noticed you stances pretty hard. Would the kit break before the bond?

Sanding that close to ur headlight gave me anxiety

Finally someone that knows how to install a widebody kit the proper way

Wish this was the first video I saw on molding, cause it would’ve been my last! Explanation was great

Damn, you're a king! I'm re painting my trunk and filling spoiler holes and it takes a lot of patience. You're wild! This is awesome!

Been dying to figure out how to mount my JDL bumper add-on. I think your genius is the answer!

Wow.... just wow... I can’t wait to see it man. That was an amazing job you did and the outcome is insane

Dude thank you so much I’m doing this to my Miata right now and couldn’t figure out how to do my kit. This helped a bunch, your car looks awesome btw

This is a great video and thanks for sharing, for someone like myself looking to do something similar but having no experience you sure make it seem approachable and present how to do the work in a really digestible way.

Wow man nice work for a beginner. Using the right materials sure makes a big difference.

bro I have to say it came out dope boy fresh

Okay that’s some beautiful work. Inspires me to do the same!

Was looking for that smooth seamless look. Damn that's work, but came out great! Top tutorial.

Amazing job. Doing my bmw f30 this winter. Can’t wait !!!!

Wont the bare metal start to rust?

For someone who claims never to have done this he did a really good job brah, PROPS

Great video!! Now I know what supplies to get and process to go about to wide body my car without rivets!!

Yeah this super nice! Looking to do the same. Thanks man!

This is so clean. I hope when i get to this point of my build it looks rhis clean

Wow what an incredible how to man! I'm contemplating doing this to my Porsche Cayman and this is going to be my reference video! :)

Those widebody fenders are awesome!

Great video! This answered a ton of questions I had on how to do this sort of thing. Your car came out looking really good. Thumbs up brother!

Nice job kid! Looks like you took your time and made it beautiful! 👍 Keep doin what your doin. You got some talent!

This is legit dude nice work, best explanation I've found online. Gives me inspiration to mold my widebody, thanks!

Thee car cracks me up haha great video brother!

This is a very clean job, I'm definitely doing it to my mustang

First time seeing your channel and man I swear you did a hell of a job🤟🏾👌🏾

Looks amazing man. Gorgeous

Quality content bruh. Subscribed

So, I recently watched 3m's video on using their panel bond. They say to spread the bond on all of the exposed metal on the body because it will act as a coating to prevent rust. I feel as though a lot of people doing their own kits miss this.

Fantastic job, great video

thank you so much for this video. Trying to get an SR66 kit for my audi and this makes installing it so much more clear.

Think this video just gave me the confidence to make custom molded fenders for my wrx. I love flared fenders but not fender flares, want that seemless extreme stretched fender look.

Bro!! This is so dope! I’ve wanted to do this to my car for ages! Thanks for the vid man! 👌🏽

Impressive, I'm about to make a widebody kit from scratch as no one makes for car. After that I'll be molding using this process. Thanks for detailed video. Very well made!

Best video on this process after spending 3 days searching

Pride, nice work molding that shit. If I were to use screws I'd use something spiked or obnoxious if I didn't mold it. I'm contemplating trying to adapt this amazon kit to my rsx. This was motivash

Awesome video and thanks for the insight from a beginner's perspective. Not as hard as I initially though and something which is 100% manageable. Awesome vid.

I wonder if using reverse hardware/rivets and use the body filler over them would work for extra rigidity. I'd be too worried about hitting a pothole and having the wheel smack against the widebody.

you're a legend bro! thanks for showing us how to do these kind of things.

Hey brother, any update on this, any cracks after moulding the kit? How long did it take before cracks?

Woah! I didn't even know this was a thing! And this being a great tutorial is just a cherry on top. I just have 1 question though. Is it ok if I leave the rivets on the body kit so It's more secure?

This was amazing 👍👍 always waiting for your new vlogs 👌

When applying fiberglass you can make things easier by giving a long swipe to clean it a bit. 2 seconds vs 20 minutes lol looks good and good spread on the screws.

This vid was a ton of help! Can’t wait to start mine!

Dude it looks awesome! Great job, your videos have been super helpful for my build so much appreciated homie!

This is so dope, great tutorial man thanks for sharing! You got an awesome car :)

Props on doing it yourself. Looks really good!

This is awesome, bookmarked for future use

Amazing work man! Keep up the awesome videos

Great video and walk through great job bro 🔥🔥🔥

Amazing profi work dude!!

great build and great job dude

It come out to be the best looking type of widebody application but is there any way to not drill in to your car at all? Keep up with the good quality videos and thanks in advance for your answers !!

Dam that looks awesome brotha. Great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just stumbled upon this video. Good stuff man!

Quality content man, im here for your come up

How long did it last? I have heard of molding a kit to a car it cracks at the seam overtime. I want to widebody my car and absolutely hate the rivet look.

5 years down the road on your video I'm wanting to do a kit on my Optima without rivets. If you still have the car or have seen the car how had the kit held up since?

how long was this process for you, and on a 1-10 scale how difficult would you put this.i really like what you did with it and I really wanna do this to my frs. thanks for the video!

Great work! Inspiring me to do some work!

I must say, I’m impressed. I glad to you a first timer use all good quality materials, besides the shitty primer (ha). Good job man. Next time you have to sand the original mounting holes. You really should bevel/feather them out. But you can just sand it enough so the bondo sticks. You don’t want any gloss areas. But other then that, 👍👍.

awesome job man

Thanks very informative starting mine tomorrow 2008 bmw m6 wide body..wish me luck gonna be an expensive screw up if i do it wrong...😳

Nice work!

you did a pretty good job dude.

Your car almost looks as good as you 😍

looks hella good bro! I plan on molding as well once I get the guap for a body kit😛 thanks for making this vid!

Hi. Just a stupid question: How's the reliability? And those liquid using to fill in the gap of fenders are fiberglass but in liquid form?? it looks fun and beatuiful and simple to do. But im just afraid when long time passes. The mold might deshape itself?

Great quality work. And without all the extra BS talking many channels have. Just subbed 🙂

looks great, only concern I would have would be the exposed metal of the body underneath the kit that didn't get any paint etc. maybe you already addressed that in paint but if you didn't that could present a rust issue later down the line, maybe use like a rubber undercoating etc. inside the fender well to protect it ?

What’s the cream hardener you used? It’s not listed and I’m going to widebody my car.

Nice video keep it up! Thanks for showing us this ! Very helpful !!!

That turned out really good man! I'm planning on adding some fender glares on my accord, and making it flush like this. My only concern is this. When you drill all those holes, are you not concerned they will rust over time? I'm in canada, so I would be pretty worried about that. I guess when you take them out, just put a dab of paint in the holes?

Hey bro, nice job… would you be interested in molding a wide body kit to a 2021 Subaru Wrx?

Good shit man I’m about to do this this week to my rocket bunny frs haha let’s see if I can get this fender molded like you did lolz

Nice job......,you need a angle grinder to speed up paint and metal removal also rough block sanding is a lot faster than that finish sander you have or use the angle grinder

How much would I realistically need of each filler for just the rear quarter panels? And also whats grits did you use? For filler? For getting down to bare metal? All 80?

Awesome video man,,, 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 I am trying to do this to my lexus sc400 rear over fenders. My problem is that the wide overfenders are polyurethane,,, so my question is that will this same technique work for polyurethane to metal? Or it only works with fiberglass to metal?

This is one project I al for sure not scared to tackle. But I would not go wife body unless it was to a comical larger wider wheels for more power and well that is only if i can fighter funds for a swap. Im not mechanical genius so swapping will coat me a little more

Now that some time has passed has there been any issues with cracking? Just wondering because I'm doing a similar project.

Hey, question to anybody. I did this to my car and the kit had cracked off the car due to weather and road conditions. Anyone know how I can fix this problem. Thanks

I remember that old skol trick back in the 2000s hiding rivets, etc. But it is still not considered a true metal one-off Widebody work . Car is nice though, check out my One Off True BPVIPGT GS.

Learned something... good one...❤️🔥

Excellent job only thing I wasn’t feeling is on certain cars the wheels never sit right with the arches it’s usually the back wheels but sometimes both other than that great finish on the body work

thank you for sharing, great tutorial

THAT SHIT CAME OUT GREAT

Looks REALLY good 😁👌

Dude! Awesome job 👏

Hmm interesting, I’m currently doing this to my car although I left the screws and rivets I used and didn’t sand so much of the flare to make it flat like you did. I gives it a lil more hip In my opinions