Another nice informative video - a Natural communicator and teacher ! Thank-you for all your good work !

You’re the trailblazer of these KZfaq autobody repair channel. Good to see another video. Always learn something 😊 JR

Very informative series about patch panels! I have been practicing my butt welds for patches. I put a very slight beveled edge (18guage or thicker) on the outside mating edge with the cut slag left on the backside. Putting a bevel on the outside keeps the weld low profile while still penetrating cleanly saves grinding consumables as well. This has helped tremendously with thru penetration (provided your gap is no more than a 16th") if you cannot get the mig gun on the backside of the panel. Afterwards.. a light brush of 2k epoxy primer on the backside aids in providing rust protection.. i like your method of cooling your panels with a damp rag too. That is my "go to" way to do things now.!

Face melting intro!!!!! Love it! great work and thanks again. I have some door work to do to my 67 Fairlane. I am in the process of replacing the entire floor pan. Keep the videos coming, They are great for a beginner like me.

Nice quick repair!

Great work, wish you would have shown how to make the contour

ace.....i just checked out all your channel...sooo much i can learn for my mamouth task repairing my van up !!thanks

You make it look so easy! LOL! Thank you for your great videos!

I really like your videos. They are easy to use.

I love your work, your style of work ,very practical. You are exceptionally good at education. You should have an affiliate link so I can just buy the tools you're using

Always enjoy watching you work stay safe.

you always make it look easy. nice video.

Thank you Brian very informative

Great video Jerry as always 👍🏾

Thank you for the awesome videos!! I recently found some rust the fire wall my 2007 2500hd GMC Sierra. The rust is a result of Battery acid overflow. I neutralized the rust with baking soda paste and rinse. There is a battery support bracket spot welded into the fire wall. At the bottom of this bracket is where the rust begins- there is rust between the bracket and fire wall. How do I remove the bracket to cure the rust without messing is the fire wall? God bless, John.

Thanks for the great videos

Great stuff. I need to get back to a garage so I do this stuff again.

Awesome video man! This is very helpful! Subscribed! =)

Nice clean work

Thanks great video perfectly explain.

Great idea with the tape thanks

For a beginner, is it better to go with fiberglass, or a patch panel like this one? My car is a 2004 Toyota Corolla. It has 2 spots of rust, on the rocker panels near the rear wheels. They are both about 4 inches wide by 3 inches high. It's surface rust, not all the way through. I'm good with my hands; so I'm okay with doing detail work.

Where do you get your sheet metal? And what gouge do you normally use for rust repair? Thankyou for making awesome tutorial videos. Really enjoying them.

Nice work and video! Sorry if I missed it, but no weld through primer? If those seams are raw metal the rust will come right back. And painting inside the door afterwards won't get into those folded over seams and sandwich lap joints... but the water will.

Cutting with shears, you even get a free spring you can use for something 🤪🤪

Really appreciate you sharing your autobody knowledge. I need to make some patch panels and I'm curious on the thickness of the sheet metal you use?? Thanks, Brian in Oregon

I really like your videos👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️

Great channel! Glad I came across it,just sub.👍

great vid! I was wondering, are you self taught, or did you. get professional training. sometime in your life! all your vids are very educational! thanks and keep them coming!!!!

I'm just here for the great advice... I still have rust repair to do and I like your videos. Great info. I'm not sure if I missed it. What guage metal did you use for that panel? Throwing out a wild guess at 18.

Yes thank you appreciate it 👍👍👍👍

Great video! Are you using 22 gauge aluminized steel?

JERRY WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT USING AUTO & TRUCK ROOFs. AS PATCH PANELS CUT UP FOR REPAIRS. GOOD. VIDEOS

What's the best way to match the contour of the outer top portion of a truck bed that has ridges? My 1988 GMC K1500 got crushed in by a tree and I'd love to fix it without buying a whole bed or bedside.

Are the side edges of the panel just bent and folded over, then welded?

gotta love that Marshall 2x12 combo Amp

Good... How thick a sheet metal do you use for modern car body repair? 22, 20 or 18 gauge? Thanks!

what gauge metal do you use to make your panels ?

What universal gage metal is best to work with?

Another great vid thank you! How about maybe one day doing a similar video where you make a little patch panel for a rust hole on the lower rear quarter panel behind a rear tire where you have to wrap it around the inner pinch weld? Rust spots like these are very common on older 60's/70's American muscle cars but for many of these vehicles you cannot buy the little patch panel only, you have to instead purchase the whole $500 rear quarter panel instead. It's rough out here :-)

What type of welder do you have?

Hello What gauge of Metal did you use ?

Have you done the in door part?

How thick of metal do you use

Did I just witness the invention of the Tape Measure. Sorry couldn't resist.

Nicely done Bud!! The rest of that door is pretty rough eh!!☺

I tried to do this on a Chevy square body truck door. I warped it terribly

Thickness of the metal sheet n wielder use

I love that you don’t have thousands of dollars in tools like press break or fancy 45 degree pliers

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