Welcome to the #1 Guide to Repair Holes or Cracks on your vehicle. The lessons in this guide if performed properly will last a lifetime and will give your vehicle the appearance of no previous damage! Click to start learning!
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Products in video:
Fusor 100 EZ:
Fusor Mixing Tips:
Fusor Dispensing Gun:
Eastwood Primer Part A:
Eastwood Primer Part B:
Eastwood Reducer (if needed):
3M Performance Spray Gun Kit:
3M Xtract Dust Extractor:
3M Xtract Sander Electric:
3M Blocking Vacuum Block Set:
Interface Pad:
Milwauuee Rotary Tool:
Rotary Attachments:
Mixing Board Sheets:
Glaze Putty:
Bondo Spreaders:
Heat Gun:
Sandpaper:
P180 Blocking Paper:
Maxfilm Ultra Premium 6 inch Sanding Disc, P80, 5 Holes, Hook & Loop:
MaxFilm Ultra Premium 6 inch Sanding Discs, P180, 15 Holes, Hook & Loop, 523-0180, 50 discs
MaxFilm Ultra Premium 6 inch Sanding Discs, P320, 15 Holes, Hook & Loop, 523-0320, 50 discs
MaxFilm Ultra Premium 6 inch Sanding Discs, P400, 15 Holes, Hook & Loop, 523-0400, 50 discs
MaxFilm Ultra Premium 6 inch Sanding Discs, P600, 15 Holes, Hook & Loop, 523-0600, 50 discs
Pre Painting Prep Cleaner:
other products used in my videos:
Clear for at Home or Production Shops:
FC720 Gallon:
FC720 Quart:
FC710: Gallon:
FC710 Quart:
Like 90 supplies:
Other Supplies:
Blending Additive:
Degreaser:
Astro Sunlight:
Paint Gun Cleaning Kit:
Gloves:
Gun Cleaner:
Water Cleaner:
3M Soft Saning Sponge:
Prep Cleaner:
Tolecut Sanding Dirt Nibs:
Griots Garage Polisher:
Milwaukee Mini Buffer:
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A drill with a countersink bit or 45° router bit would be way faster and easier
Could you apply this to spider cracks as a permanent way to seal them? (It's an older boat project)
I have a vehicle that had the handle torn out by the previous owner. I know welding is the way to go but do not have a welder. The metal is so thin it would need to be reinforced along with welding. Is there no other way? I know that's a weird video request…
Great video Brian!
Could I use this epoxy to blend a little from a steel quarter panel to a carbon fiber overfender's edge? Built a four layer 3k CF panel and bonded it with 3m panel bond. Now have a 3mm hard edge that I'd like to smooth a little with a product that won't shrink with time.
I'll prime and paint the CF panel too so feathering into the steel is possible with whatever product you'd recommend. Thanks!
Thanks Brian good clip and as always good show and tell
I'm glad you did this video because I've got some repair work I need to do on mine and it also doubles as a checklist for the things that I need!
Thanks Brian, this really helps. I need to do this for both the RSX and the Integra, was contemplating welding..
Awesome Video. Would you have any other tips you would suggest if I were to follow these steps to fill in a few holes where a Kia Emblem used to be on the back of a Kia Stinger? I plan on removing the rear emblem and replacing it with something else, but the new letters won't cover the holes! Thanks!
Yesss I love ur videos Brian, feel like we been needing more body work videos with repairing holes in metal ,plastic , fiberglass, etc
Brian, Thanks for all the great mentorship. I have a 2016 GT350 with some pretty good rock chip damage to the hood and front bumper. When sanding and smoothing out all the curbed surface areas (for example the hood vent area), what's the best technique to get a nice leveled out finish.