Thumbs up bro! Love watching your videos and wish you plenty of success with your channel. You got my support all the way! Best of luck with your upcoming videos and always stay safe when you’re working. Can’t wait for new content to post!

"This car doesn't actually have an engine. It's heading to the scrap heap." Fucking LOL

Respect. This car is going to the scrap yard and you still did this for your channel. Real gangster you are.

Great videos, well done. I think I'm getting the confidence to do a job on my car after watching a selection of your videos on this topic.

thank for taking the time to help us out, have a great day!

Feel like I'm learning a lot from the couple of videos I've watched of yours. Nice repair. I can't weld nor do I want to, but this is all good stuff worth watching and taking in.

THIS right here is the BEST video I’ve seen on this subject to date. He covers everything from start to finish & explains it super well. Awesome job my friend. 😉😎👍🏻👍🏻

Don't Forget The Other Side Still Bare metal Good Idea to put rust protection

I think this is the best tutorial. Thank you!

Fantastic, I'm looking to start welding and found that not only amazing but very helpful. I thought it would of had a few bumps in but it looks like it's never been worked on, like new. thanks for taking the time to film your good work and will be looking out for more vides.

the guy did a pretty good job ,,,a real metal patch,,,, wish more people saw this...

Beautiful work. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Thanks, I learnt a lot from this 10 min video! Perfectly straight to the point.

Finally the right way to eliminate rust that is a fantastic repair 👍

I wish I had the tools and scrap metals so I can do my own repairs. Everything is 5x expensive in the Pacific islands. So for something like this, I'd sand both outer and the inner panel (if I have access) as best as I can, then use epoxy resin like JB weld to seal up the holes. Primer, paint, clearcoat, then polish. Greetings friend, from the tiny islands of Palau.

One of the best videos ever on how to actually repair it fast ,cheap and good 👌🏼

You make this look so easy!! Brilliant!!

MAte, 3:30 is a killer, chilling after work, checking this video...my hearth stopped. stay safe bro.

Great job, your videos are all great, keep up the good work!

This fellow tells you how to do this in best way he is grate to follow if doing body work for cars 💯🌏

Great tutorial. Clear and simple explanations. Thanks!

Looks amazing. Great job!

Use safey ward and glasses when you work. Your eyes and hand are so skilled to replace. Good work👏

Using the squint method of eye protection at 1:08. Great video. Hoping to do my first bit of welding soon, this is great help.

Great detailed video, going to try this soon

Another friggin awesome vid mate, cheers for such a very informative, step by step approach, that all can understand. 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙

Awesome job! Thanks for the explanation! Well done! I just came here to look how the hot torch looks like for the animation in my Drift Explanation video! :) (diff welding)

Nice work brother thanks for the videos!

Cheers mate a great no fluff tutorial just what I was after, I've subscribed

simple steps and well done top job mate

Great tips for measuring , thx bro! 🇧🇪😎Bob the Belgian

It's really a shame that you get so many genius' that seem to know all about everything. 99% of the folks that watch are thankful for you sharing your knowledge. What spare gun and compressor are you using?

very nice work, thanks for sharing your tricks and skills

Great Job and thanks for all the tips,

Insane results, I love it

Good job if you lived in the sunny warm California like climate . Up here at the salt belt country that will lass for 1.5 years paint bubbkes then rust will show up again. More work is required to prevent rust.

Really good vids i appreciate them your a skilled geezer n a good teacher i am gratefull to you pal 👍

Always great content bro!

Hey mate what do you do to prevent rust on the other side of the patch panel since you cant paint it once its welded in?

I'm thinking wow the guy you are doing this for will be amazed... loved the plot twist at the end

Awesome straight to the point👍🏼

Brilliant piece of welding

Can you do a video on how to fix some small surface rust on the exterior of the car? Thanks!

You are very skilled! 👍👍

Very well done!

Magic work mate

educational informative! thanks for sharing!

Whoa! Very nice work

great job sir..

Excellent vid..... ur skill levels r top notch.

Excellent job !!

Great video!

Nice work!

Thanks for having a go

Great job! But.....use the angle grinder guard bro!

Nice repair buddy. Could you do a video on how to set up the paint gun and compressor ready to paint for a beginner please

Great job, excellent

Thanks sir - great vid

Nice job

i'm no expert but seeing how you did it in the video. You have some mad skills and finesse. This convinced me to subscribe to your channel. Although, you have a small library of vids, I hope to see more vids in the future

Good job

This was fun thanks!

Great job

Also just to add. When your cutting into the panel. Tac the new piece over the area. Then cut through new down through old at 45 deg angle. This helps both metal butt together so its the right height without using a magnet and weld bit by bit as usual in the video.

Good job sir!

Great job my friend a hug 👍👍👍

Nice vid but how to paint tje backside of the metal? I mean there is probably still some uncovered metal that will rust again

Thanks for the info 👏👏👍

Just watched the bonnet and wing video as well. The panel looked great to me. Reading the comments is gas.

Well done!

great job

I think that was good work.👍

I have a rust hole similar to this in my legacy. How do you prep the backside of the panel to prevent "re-rust"? The spot I have is on the rear fender and not accessible from the back side.

Nice job 👍

Nice, welding is not something I'd ever be able to do. But enjoyed watching the process none the less. I was wondering, my car has some lovely key marks that were left for me by some generous person. The scratches break the clear coat and go into the base/primer but not the metal as they have not started to rust. They've been there about 2 years now, thankfully they aren't super long but hate looking at them none the less. I did try and touch the smallest one up with some touch up paint and a tiny artists brush, but when it came to levelling it out I burnt through the surrounding clear/base in literally less than 10 passes with 1200 grit wetdry. Car is a 2010 Accord and I know it has very soft/thin paint/clear on it. I was wondering if you could do a video showing how you might remove scratches without repainting the entire panel or having a massive repair area that may be more visible than the scratches. I was hoping to touch it up and sand it flat but it seems like the very think Honda paint has eliminated that option. Thanks alot, sorry for the long question. Also its a black car, which I'd assume makes it even worse to try get it right?

good job

Good job.

LOL, the ending just killed me. After all that "this car doesn't actually have an engine, it's heading for the scrap heap". LOL

Great video as always. Top bloke

Amazing!!

Wow! Many thnx man! Thumbs up!

Very nice!

Even though I don't have a grinder, welder or rust. Still a good educational video.

Bloody good job Mate, Not something I could do as I cant weld to save my life even though I own a welder. Although after watching you I might give it another go. 👍

Thanks for uploading. Where do you get the metal from? As in - where can you get the sheet metal for welding in the new pieces?

Pure genius

Excellent repair. what would you do about protecting the bare metal on the inside of the panel where the rust actually came from?

Great video, what type of welder is it does it require gas

Thanks, nice short vid:)

excellent

Nice job dude ! But can you just spray clear coat over a scuffed up panel??? I always thought you'd have to hit it with a layer of base coat first

nice job bud :) thumbs up

What's the thickness of the patch metal/steel? I need to weld patches on the sills of my alfa Romeo 147 due to rust. I've got a arc welder. Please help

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Good stuff!

I'm here for the amazing Irish accent too!!!

Is it possible to do this with flux core and not to have to use gas?

Impressed!

Ok so my question is..... what is done about the raw steel on the inside of the panel??? Won't that just start to rust away again???? Do you primer inside/back side of panel?

what did you do to the other side of the panel? only exterior repair, the inside will rust