I love this style of video. Feels like I’m watching a classic how to video

Great content! This is what KZfaq is about. If you want him to film it on 4K, YOU buy him a GoPro... He's not trying to be a TV personality or a Producer. Just a guy with knowledge trying to share it w/o all the tech tricks or fake smiles! Thank you sir!

Dude you ARE the Bob Ross of of autos. :)

I hate working with fiberglass. But I also love working with fiberglass. Does that make sense? I'm sure some of you understand completely

This is one of the best videos I've ever seen on KZfaq. Thanks for explaining everything.

Jerry, I've acquired a '65 Mustang convertible and I've sanded it to metal. I have no experience in body repair but your videos are like a one-on-one body shop instruction and I appreciate you sir. I'm happy that each repair is looking great!

You can also mix fiberglass resin with plastic filler to make a brushable filler. Use the correct ratio of hardeners for each, then mix them together and brush it on. Really nice for skimming complex shapes and custom work

I've used fiberglass a lot and have often wonder why people don't use it. Now I know they do. And it works great.

This is a great video I have some rust on my 63' chevy nova and my husband is on his 14th bladder and kidney cancer so I have to depend on myself to fix my rust spots I don't have money to pay a body shop my mortgage comes first so videos like this help me greatly.Thank you for sharring was very informative God bless 🙏💜

Hello Jerry. My wife's 05 camery needs some love she has reluctantly, retired it from daily use. It has over 315.000 miles on it a 2.4 banger, driven highway all of its life, but we both decided she should get something newer. She has a career yet, I am retired. I am going to keep it around for a backup car. Little bubbling rust in the rear left wheelwell area other wise she is solid. The camery will be my next garage project. Take care.

BEST Tutorial Videos period.no BS , clear concise, succinct ,To the Point.Thank You.

Brilliant, clear, to the point and.... I'm going to tackle my rusty wheel arch tomorrow! Thank you!! 😊

Great video! Clear and straight to the point, showing all steps.

I went to college for autobody back in 91, actually that repair was in our autobody book.That is actually a technique taught in colleges,done right the way you did it can last year's.

I love these videos. You show how to get professional results with limited resources. None of this hot rod network 80k in snap on and Eastwood tools. Real stuff for real people.

Thanks! This will really help my 1967 Dodge Charger

Thank you . I have done PDR dent repair for almost 30 years , but always wants to learn new things to increase my abilities. Looking forward to your upcoming videos. 😊

Good stuff! I've patched lots of rusty cars up with fiberglass. The beer, fiberglass resin, and plastic filler buzz is the best!

I like how you were honest about the pits at the end. Really nice video, new subscriber today.

as much as i don't agree with fiberglass repairs it is a pretty cheap and effective means of fixing rust without going all out on fab work.

When Bob Ross does body work, just kidding I appreciate your content! Great job man thank you!

Thank you for the videos and real world repairs that people with real determination and only a few tools and minimal supplies can do at home on a nice day outside or in a home garage . I have had great success doing just that for years thanks to exact touchup paints being readily available in a spray can . I recently restored a 2006 5.3 gxp Grand Prix black I repaired rockers and rear quarters using fibreglass and using spray can black acrylic enamel and then clear coat after rubbing down the whole car and energy cured touchup up areas I applied couple coats of quality cleaner wax . The gxp with it original mint Alcoa Oem rims and paint correction that’s better than new car shine get loads of compliments at self serve gas stations from many as there are very few on the road here in southwestern Ontario Canada .

Thank you for making this video!! I always learn something new. Have to fix a few larger holes on my ram 1500 tailgate.

Thanks very much. the video was very informative. I needed the info to do some patching on my excavator.

Thanks much for this tip. We did this on my sons atv but with plastic. We have a weak wheel well thats too thin to weld. This is just the fix! Thanks.

Nice old school body work. Love it. I have two Chevelles I need to do work on. Thank you. 😎

Nice job! I have done few budget repairs this way and worked out well.

The Master at work. Nicely done.

For a quick fix this is the way to go...

I've used fiberglass kits from Ames, Kmart, and WalMart for decades to patch up my junk. Works great!

My 2008 F150 has rust in the exact same spot..I am going to follow your steps exactly..thanks for the awesome video!

If it's over, you can also sand it down to make it smooth.

Going to do this repair on my cab corners on my 85 Chevy pickup thanks for the video

I like this technique, I have a Ford ranger and I have similar rust spots!! Thanks for your ideas!

Nice video and helpful. This will work well to patch a small spot on my 2000 Wrangler rocker panel before I put the rocker panel guards on. Thanks for going through the steps of using the fiberglass first, then how to apply the body filler.

Excellent job. I am going to fix my 91 Toyota Mr2

Nice job, good simple explanation. Note: you really should hit the bare metal with an etching or epoxy primer prior top filler.

This was helpful. Thank you! Trying this tomorrow.

Thank you great video!

Good video thank you. now off to work on my rust bucket. Lol

Nice repair! I used to do these kind of repairs all the time when I was a teenager (before I had a welder) or for my daily drivers. Sometimes if the hole wasn't too big I would ding in the hole and use Tigerhair strand filler under then regular on top.

Nice video Wish me luck patching a hole in my '88 BMW

Been watching you for awhile and you make it so simple and easy verse the other channels thanks and keep up the good work 👍

VERY INFORMATIVE VIDEO- MUCH APPRECIATED !! PATRICK.P

Very much appreciated!

Great video, thank you!

Thanks for the information I learned a lot.

I learned a lot from your video thank you so much.

I have went through three auto body schools. This fix is only good if you can get behind it to put a water barrier behind it. Another new product on the market is panel adhesive and a piece of metal over the spot. The issue with that is feathering which 9 times out of 10 the eye will not see if you you are a little high. Cutting the metal out and butt welding is the only way to make good as new.

Great video really good job you did I'm kind of learning yet. I've never used fiberglass I am about to experiment with it with my truck because it definitely needs some body work

Thank you very much for the video. I am learning a lot from your videos. I have always wanted to be able to do body work.

Nice Job, thanks for showing.

Since the fender was off the vehicle what are the cons on applying fiberglass on the backside versus the front? Thank you for showing these videos.

Great tutorial! Thanx for sharing

Thanks for the information I learned alot.

Thank you for your informative videos. I watched this one and another you made, concerning using fiberglass as an alternative to welding. I might mention that I had a problem. I used regular filler after the fiberglass application and the glass at the ends of the patch popped through my primer. I know I used resin to smooth it all but after sanding it down, I had this issue. In your other video, there was a small segment where you mentioned Bondo Glass. I ground off my filler and bought some of this and it seems to be working. All that said, did I do something wrong?

This should be cheaper than replacing my 300DTs fender. Thank you

You did a wonderful job now I know how to fix the rust hole on my car thanks

Looks great!

I have also used this method. It's not permanent. But will get you by for a year to pass inspection and saves you thousands on body shop repairs.

Great job , thank you

Love the video what size sanding paper your using on both Sanders and where did you get the cheese grader from

Very informative video thanks

Nice.,

very helpful. thanks for the video

All this time I've been using a cheese grater for cheese!

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Thanks for posting this! Nice step by step repair. Hope to try some of your suggestions soon. I also have just hit subscribe!

What do you recommend as a sealer for behind the repair to help keep the moisture out and prolong its life?

awesome

Thanks for the video man

Thank you very informative

Great job

I have a small 1inch round rust hole near my gas cap gonna cave and pave it and layer up some fibreglass to fill the hole today hopefully all goes well

Nice video wish you would say what # sandpaper you used during the process

old school is the way to go haha

I should have done this for a living!

This is the best video I've seen for the type of repair I need to make on my truck. Does anyone know how long a job like this will hold up?

I really like your video. Just wondering how much dry time between the fibreglass mat you put down seeing that you layer 3 layers.

Excellant fast work

What do you think about por15 and fiberglass cloth? Softball size hole on my truck was patched with fiberglass and it shrunk and pulled away, I have no idea how they did it though. Thanks!!

Hey jerry, great work💯 I’m just wondering what kind of pad is on your air gun towards the end of the video when you were using the gun and the 40 grit sanding block before the primer

Excellent grade 👍

So do you recommend taking off the fender? What grit paper on the bondo hog and DA? Thanks, Dave

Awesome thanks

Thanks, very helpful video. I have 2 holes that were cut into my tractor engine cover (previous owner/previous engine) about 3" x 4" square. Is there any hole size limitations? How can the fiberglass cloth be supported from sagging while the resin is setting up?

very nice thank's

Do you have to be down to bare metal or could you put it over areas covered with por15?

I like this how to video!!

Is glasfibre a primer? I would before using it.

I got rockers going out on my car. After I clean up the rust there will probably be 6” x 3” hole. How would I shape the fiberglass in my case since the hole is much larger than the one in this video?

Hey great Info. How do you treat back side of rust hole to prevent future rust through? And when do you treat in filling process. ?

Awesome.

Nice talking to you JERRY!! Lol

I've seen metal mesh patches, alu or steel. Are these also a suitable alternative to fibreglass cloth used here? I have to fill a rust hole in the wheel well of my car, where it meets the outer fender. I was thinking it would stronger as well as easier to shape the metal in my application. Any thoughts or experience, respectively recommendations? Thanks for the informative videos!

Good job. I was just wondering if you could use fibreglass filler over the fibreglass mesh and then file it down and use the bonds over the filler.

Hi I'm going to try this on the top of a front fender on a 04 jeep wrangler. Will this last with rocks beating on the under side? How far around the perimeter of the hole do you knock it down? 1/2" or more?

Brother this is the best how to video I’ve seen you get a thumbs up from me and a sub. God bless you man keep up the good work.

what do u think of dyna glass and wax paper? i put dyna glass on back side seems to hold up great

Do you have a video that shows all the steps PLUS the sanding grits? Really enjoying your channel!