Basic guide to Bodywork, block sanding, priming, and primers in the restoration world!

If you search the entirety of youtube you won't find a video like this, he makes it look easy no doubt, but the reality is nobody is putting in 1 hour of 101 basics on classic cars, they cut so much from it, and never get down to the nitty gritty. I appreciate this channel and also shoutout to D.I.Y auto body, i don't care if the guy yells, he gets the job done, and so does Carthage Classic Cars.

Poor guy inhaling all this dust just to teach us humble YouTubers! Very well made video, appreciate the knowledge.

The people that are hear don’t care that the video is long but it being to short is the issue. Show the work that’s why we are here‼️

some one who does bodywork the right way . 1 in a thousand great job

This is by far the best video concerning the basics of filler over epoxy. None of the other videos I have seen on you tube tell you what to do when you expose bare metal when doing filler work. They all just say "don't expose the metal" or "stop before you get to metal." Then they tell you you must re-epoxy the bare metal before putting any more filler on. Well, we are DIY people and some of us are not perfect and we will end up with exposed metal. Your method is so sensible and manageable. You expose some bare metal and you deal with it in a logical manner. I will paint my car using your videos as my bible.

Hey Rick... great video. The world needs craftsman like you!

If I wasn't a DIYr and I had copious amounts of disposable income this is the guy I'd be hiring to do all my work. He knows the craft, he follows directions he doesn't make his own rules and if he does they exceed and go above and beyond than what the process calls for. This guy gives you your money's worth. I hope he is as good of a businessman as he is an autobody tech and instructor.

Outstanding video!!

Man talk about telling somebody how to do it the right way this guy is the best what a job

I second that, I have searched for years to see someone do this from start to finish, thanks great video, keep them coming!

Very thorough process and explanation as to the hows and whys of bodywork. First class attention to detail!

Man. I love a good teacher. Broke this all the way down. I just might have the confidence to do this on my own. Thank you!

Bro I stg this is the only auto body video that goes over ALL the details and was actually helpful for what I'm doing, great video for us new guys ❤️❤️

I've been chipping away at my 92 Dodge D350 for weeks now and this video answered every question or 2nd guessing I had. Great vid. Keep the content coming.

That man know what he is doing. A real professional. 👏👏

Stumbled on the channel. I use pretty much the exact same process now. Just a different epoxy. If I had seen this video 10yrs ago it would have saved me a ton of heartache. Great info in here. Thanks for uplpad

You're an amazing teacher, I know you said PPE is important, that being said, voice over is an option so that you don't have to take chances with your health. Thanks for the education and inspiration.

Great video! Thanks for all the tips, this is the best video on this on YouTube!

Great video from someone who clearly knows what he is doing. Not the most glamorous part of the paint process but separates quality paint work from cave and pavers that last until the check clears the bank.

Just watched part one. I am very pleased that you give out great information but you don’t come across as a know it all and your way is the only way to do this body work. Many do and what’s wrong with that is they are generally wrong when they say they know what they are talking about. So the world hears about how to do things the wrong way based on someone regurgitating their bad habits and bad information. And at the same time qdeclaring themselves a genius to boot. Keep up the good work and continue down the path to helping others. We need more people like you. :) a breath of fresh air.