I remember watching that video and reading those comments. Looking at how bad that roof was rotted, you can understand why some people were skeptical. But the proof that you knew exactly what you were doing is seeing how it looks today. You nailed it and it's fixed permanently. Happy Birthday.
@ Edward Walsh I wouldn’t say permanently but, I will accept fixed on a budget. Any moister that gets in there will eventually be an even bigger headache, especially when you don’t neutralize the rust that was already there.
@@dougj.8288 Did you watch the video? He did neutralize the rust. And the closed cell foam he used is water proof. I seriously doubt moisture can/will ever get in there given the way that he packed it in. There may be other problems in other areas of the roof down the road but I think this particular area will be fine. Would a metal repair or a roof replacement have been better? Sure, if you have the dough.
All I can say is... THANK YOU! You make videos for those who may not have a high dollar budget. Professionals are mad because you are showing hacks that not only save thousands of dollars, but allows us to learn new skills at home! Thanks man!!!
I just bought an old 71 Dodge. former boogie van that's showing its age with a lot of rust. I am planning on doing body work for the first time with fiberglass. This is the best video I've seen yet. No nonsense, no blah, blah, blah, just straight usefulness. Subscribed.
One problem is that some of us have never tried something, yet we want tell someone else what won't work. We are just repeating what we've heard and seen, but we don't have real world experience. The value of this is in the results and I wish you had even more videos like this proving that there are multiple ways to do things in this car stuff.
You're an inspiration for so many people. Keep up the great my brother. I'm 55 years old and had to give up my dream of doing what you do but now I'm hoping in the next couple years I can start doing again what I love. It's been 30 years since I had a small single bay to work out of and boy I miss it. May GOD continue to bless you!
This nigga right here is the shitttssss.mind y'all he do some while recording the shirts with one hand.damn I been watching him high by accident and I been stuck every since.hats off to you sprayway homie.real talk he a real one.havent missed a video.💯🌹💪👍🔥💙☝️🖐️💰💵
@@martinalbert5653 I looked up the foam that he used and kit is waterproof and also repels water. So whoever told you that, do not know what they are talking about.
I pub some foam in a bucket of water. The foam just floated did not seem to take on water. I did not cut it to check if that would make a difference. It may?@@winstonoatsvall8360
Some people can’t step out of the mold of how everyone does it, I love doing things differently and getting great results, you da man, happy birthday, great video
I have a 99 Mirage with roof rusting in 15+ areas throughout and I got the spray foam already, rustoleum spray, grinder, strip discs, and just need a couple other items. Just on here looking for a good budget DIY way to repair. I'm using this video for my project. Thank you!!!
Thanks once again for your detailed procedures with no steps left out, and for being specific about your materials, tools and techniques. After watching so many of your vids, I've been able to overcome my fear of fiberglass;)
There is something satisfying about watching you succeed when some folks said you would fail. I am very glad you succeeded! This repair method is an option for the DIY-ers, as you said. Nice work!
I think alot of the doubt the so called professionals (some could of been) had is because they never tried anything like that before. I'm not a professional but I've seen a few people use a similar method just without the foam and it worked fine. It looks amazing and well done on that top. I was more worried about the top because you made it look to easy. I really thought there was alot more to it. I don't know your past painting and fab training but I thought you said you basically learned on your own by trial and error. If thats true thats even more incredible.
I have a 72 Lincoln Continental and it has the old vinyl top and this is exactly what I'm thinking about doing appreciate that bro it'll be my first time doing a fiberglass patch
Man Spray Away from what I've been watching and learned over the years I think you do excellent work especially for the condition of some of the stuff you school us on. I've watched several of your fiberglass builds and all of them are awesome. Heck if I still had the ability to do it I would in a heart beat. However thanks again for another hit. That's why it's not good to down it until you try it.
Feels good proving the haters wrong huh. Love it bro. I did that same thing on the quarter panel of a minivan for a cab company years ago. It still looked great when they retired that van. Good job my man
You are the professional ! great way of showing your haters and motivators in a humble way your work speaks for itself. I am so glad your channel is geared for the d.i.y. you go step by step and give us the materials and tools list. Thank you!! i am working on gbody door panels and speaker pods in fiberglass now.
Perfect job I’d say and for the money you put into it it’s perfect , there’s always other ways to do stuff but there’s nothing wrong With this repair at all …also for all the people who questioned it proofs in the pudding still looks like the day he done it 👌 happy birthday brother hope you have a wonderful day 🎂 🍻👍
Hands down best car custom painter body work. Custom pods. I watch all videos. Inspired me to do my own. Because the steps you show from start to finish. I would love to get my 83 olds delta 88 done with your magical hands.
@@SprayWayCustoms I don't even have a project car but I like to see people work on them and I been watching your videos for a while now and you are certified legit at what you do. Keep up the good work.
Some of us don’t have the experience to weld in a replacement panel. You showed some steps to follow with great results. This video is definitely being added to my saved DIY projects.
White vinegar works absolutely awesome for stopping the rest I said I'm doing a 1988 SS build and I've just been using white vinegar and it seems to work absolutely perfect for budget
Just want to say thank you. My self and a friend are going to start a youtube channel to show that old guys that want to learn can. You didn't have ass anything you did. You get what you put in. Thank you for the video and the follow up. Haters love to get out front but they always finish last. Again thank you. And Happy BIrthday !
I got a 72 c10 and a 1980 el Camino that has some rust. I have put a lot of work into and spent some money on different sand paper and tools because seems like every video I watch has a different technique or tool I need and over complicate it starts to overwhelm me. Finally found a channel that reassures me that I can do the job. Thank you.
My old neighbor fixed the roof on his 66f100 with foil tape and bondo and tractor paint. It lasted 5 winters and always sat outside before it even bubbled or cracked was very surprised!
Thank you so much for sharing your skills and tricks of the trade with us instead of hiding it so no one else can do it! I needed to use some of these techniques to get my old van patched up for inspection so I could use it to move apartments.
I would have cut that and welded in new pieces BUT dangit I won’t anymore. If I watched the original video I would have thought it’s a terrible idea… it’s not and I’m wrong. This is actually a great idea. No it’s not a factory restoration but who does those anyway? This is just awesome. Thank you for showing this and teaching a valuable idea. I just can’t believe how good this looks but there it is 4 years later spotless. Awesome
I'm one of those DIY guys who enjoy all your videos, I appreciate seeing those sometimes unconventional tricks of the trade you show and explain. I started doing bodywork on my own vehicles by just doing it, lots of failures but many more successes as I learned from those mistakes. Thanks again for the videos.
Your video gave me confidence that I can absolutely do what I need to to my 92' dodge truck, myself. Other videos had more words and made less sense. Yours is 100% more helpful. Thank you so much. Other comments are right, the 'pros' are just mad cause you helped someone save hundred or thousands of dollars that they would have pocketed.
People don’t understand but fiberglass and the stuffing stuff behind it has been around a while and it works diy is always the way to go if your Abel I’m 16 and not once have I took a car to a shop great work man
You did a $500 repair on a 3-4 thousand dollar car and 4-5 grand paint job...it's all relative. Your care and attention to the repair was great, all things considered! I am fan.
Damnskippy i seen where i made my mistakes doing my own cars body work on my top .I took the half rear vinly top off my 1980 old 2 door coupe and didn't have any rust but the same factory unfinished top welds .Now i can improve my previous work from watching your videos .Damnskippy right on man .Awsome repair, spray painting and customizing cars video.
Looking for someone real to learn how to do this. Could not believe the before and after video on that car. It came out better than new! You are beyond talented in auto body and as a teacher. Thank you for all you do. Subscribed 👍!
If there is more than one way to skin a cat was a person. Your videos have definitely helped and inspired me to try to do it myself. I watched the sunroof video about 50 times. People laughed and thought I was crazy but here we are. 1969 Buick Electra with a Mini Cooper Sunroof that looks 100% legit. It took some time for the body work I ain’t gonna lie. You made it look easy lol.
Youngman you have skills what a job all your works fantastic if you have a son or nephew or neighbor hood kid you need to pass those skills on i know its hard work but its really gratifying belive me your s pro at what you do but your videos do show diy,ers it can be done to you have skills need to pass it on to our young ones GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND BUSINESS
Bro i just watched the original video and like i said man much love and support keep doing what you do and may god continue to bless you ma g stay humble
Retired bodyman here. I worked mostly in collision repair but my early years was in rust repair. One year I bought a caviler which was solid but it was covered in rust blisters, hundreds of them. I bought it from a farmer. He had a major stone road that he drove everyday. The stones peppered this car with blisters. The front hood and roof covered from cars driving in front of him. The sides covered from stones flying up. I did as you did in removing what I could with grinder and rust wire wheel. Every panel was covered in these quarter sized rust blisters. After cleaning as much as possible. I neutralized by using vinegar also. I then used just fiberglass resin as the barrier and finished with skim coat of bondo to level. That car lasted till finally the motor gave out, but those rust blisters never came back. The outside body was great. To be honest. I was amazed how well the resin locked on and sealed the areas after it was cleaned and neutralized properly. You do great work my friend.
Brother I always look forward to your vids !!! …,I just got the notification …. Anyone who sees this and loves classic cars and learning to do paint n body …. This is one of a few real good teachers
Great job, I enjoy watching and learning. I always have believed that no matter how much you have done something you can always learn something. These videos prove that. Thanks and God bless.
That’s impressive I think the first time I ever seen some one use spray from and fiberglass on a Rust hole was sprayway custom I remember making a comment I would rather cut it out and weld it but you have an inner and outer panel there and you can’t get to the backside of the Weld to clean it up never doubt spray way and happy birthday man 🎉
I have almost exactly the same rust damage on my Nissan's roof and I thought, "I should be able to repair it with fiberglass" and, having seen this, I now know it's possible. Thanks for posting
I disagree with anyone claiming that it is a "...permanent''...', fix - BUT - it is a DAMN GOOD solution and cost effective. Yes - if it was a 'million $ car' - it would not be the proper solution, but for the type//condition//value of the vehicle, I think it is a 'smart solution' and will work well for the life of the vehicle and he did a reasonably good job at the prep work. CHEERS from AUSTRALIA.
I think the title of this video should be "How to Work One-Handed Like a Boss!" The fiberglass is a great option, but I'd avoid the spray foam. It absorbs and holds moisture. Since you probably still have a lot of rust behind the repair (you can't get to the other side of that metal, after all), it's asking for trouble later on. Still a beautiful job and holding up well.
Ouens met vrouens, each to their own, so long as you do it on your own time, most people goes to their pockets, don't hate the player hate the game cause he did it to the top baby! Evens when you weld rust comes back, im from KaapStaad in Suid Afrika, respect and salute Holla Holla dauwg
You did great job on that car, I watch all your videos because I do like how the cars look after you repair them. The negative comments you did get is from “professionals” afraid of you. Showing them, it can be done with out need of spending thousands of dollars on that kind of repair. 👍
It’s a beautiful job. I’m about to fiberglass my own car. I do it on boats. Fiberglass and metal bond well with the right epoxy. I figure the truly impressive part is the finishing work. You actually made the car better than the factory did. I couldn’t believe what you had to fix.
Yes sir we all have to do things are self's or go broke letting outhers do it for us thanks for the update and box Chevy has a big smile got that m.c looking good buddy
Damn bro you could have fooled me I’m like okay this guys a professional I appreciate you very much for this video DIY on point them other nerds doubting you clearly was hatin and they should you GOT DOWN 🔥🔥🔥
I remember watching that video and reading those comments. Looking at how bad that roof was rotted, you can understand why some people were skeptical. But the proof that you knew exactly what you were doing is seeing how it looks today. You nailed it and it's fixed permanently.
Happy Birthday.
Thanks man 👍
Is your shop in Decatur? What is your contact information?
I'm in Decatur too.
@ Edward Walsh
I wouldn’t say permanently but, I will accept fixed on a budget. Any moister that gets in there will eventually be an even bigger headache, especially when you don’t neutralize the rust that was already there.
@@dougj.8288 Did you watch the video? He did neutralize the rust. And the closed cell foam he used is water proof. I seriously doubt moisture can/will ever get in there given the way that he packed it in. There may be other problems in other areas of the roof down the road but I think this particular area will be fine. Would a metal repair or a roof replacement have been better? Sure, if you have the dough.
The man has more talent one handed holding a phone than I ever will. I appreciate the budget approach with premium skill.
Thanks Rob 😂😂
All I can say is... THANK YOU! You make videos for those who may not have a high dollar budget. Professionals are mad because you are showing hacks that not only save thousands of dollars, but allows us to learn new skills at home! Thanks man!!!
Thanks for supporting Joseph
I just bought an old 71 Dodge. former boogie van that's showing its age with a lot of rust. I am planning on doing body work for the first time with fiberglass. This is the best video I've seen yet. No nonsense, no blah, blah, blah, just straight usefulness. Subscribed.
Yeah, this is the best one
If you can't do the job right then do it at all. Fiberglass and bondo will npt hold up you will have a lot more work when you have to redo it.
@@tonysmith302how will he know if he can do it if he never try?
That video proof never lies. Your work should not be questioned at all. If they didn't know well they now know. 💯💪🏾🔥
Yes indeed. I appreciate you King 👑
One problem is that some of us have never tried something, yet we want tell someone else what won't work. We are just repeating what we've heard and seen, but we don't have real world experience. The value of this is in the results and I wish you had even more videos like this proving that there are multiple ways to do things in this car stuff.
Thanks, I really appreciate your support
This man can repair anything AND show you how its done! 👍👍
Thanks for all the support Matt
Hope you had a good B-Day OG
Repair lol ,more like hidden
@@SprayWayCustoms where you located at bro? Have you look at my car
@@badcommentbot8349 Show us your video if you can do better then 🤡
Dude after watching your OG video i repaired my leaking and rusted roof on my Mercedes S430. Up until now no rust nor leaks. Bravo to you
Great…thanks for the support…glad I could be help to you
Bro I got nothing but respect for you. Only another body repair dude can understand what you do. Real talk ! 💪
Thanks man
You're an inspiration for so many people. Keep up the great my brother. I'm 55 years old and had to give up my dream of doing what you do but now I'm hoping in the next couple years I can start doing again what I love. It's been 30 years since I had a small single bay to work out of and boy I miss it. May GOD continue to bless you!
Thanks for all the support Bryan
Never too late bro I’m 24 and I just stumbled across this video and I think I love this stuff maybe you can teach me I’ll buy all the equipment
Awesome work as usual. You really show people how to do it them selves. Great job man. Keep it up
Thanks MrG732
Them diy skills are the truth 🫡
Thanks 🙏🏾
🎉🎉HAPPY BIRTHDAY SPRAYWAY 🍰🍰👍
Thanks Lloyd
@@SprayWayCustoms Happy Birthday Spray! 🎈🙏🏿💯 Wishing you many more, blessings
Happy solar return Spray Dub! I gotta video of me trying to take paint off the hood of my Cadillac. Man I'm struggling. Man u make this look ez!😔
This nigga right here is the shitttssss.mind y'all he do some while recording the shirts with one hand.damn I been watching him high by accident and I been stuck every since.hats off to you sprayway homie.real talk he a real one.havent missed a video.💯🌹💪👍🔥💙☝️🖐️💰💵
Happy late bday!
I love what you do for the Diy of us who follow with no teacher. In my opinion it's waterproof now
Thanks
Your work speaks for itself. Fantastic repair!! I remember the original video.
Thanks for tuning back in 🤝
People are saying the foam collects water and would rot the car out. What do you think?
@@martinalbert5653 I looked up the foam that he used and kit is waterproof and also repels water. So whoever told you that, do not know what they are talking about.
I pub some foam in a bucket of water. The foam just floated did not seem to take on water. I did not cut it to check if that would make a difference. It may?@@winstonoatsvall8360
That's why your work is highly respected, not bragging about the work, but making believers out of what they see with there own eyes. 💯
Thanks for that
Some people can’t step out of the mold of how everyone does it, I love doing things differently and getting great results, you da man, happy birthday, great video
So true! Thank you
I watched that video 3 years ago and I never doubted it. Now we see that it worked. Sprayway does it again!!!!
Thanks for tuning back in 🤝
This repair job is 100% legit, in my eyes. I wouldn’t hesitate to bring my car to you for rust repair. Fantastic job!
Keep it up, for realz
Thanks 🙏🏾
Whaaat?
Would you like the underside of your car repaired like this too? 😱
Live dangerously.. on the highway to hell 🤘🤘🤣
I have a 99 Mirage with roof rusting in 15+ areas throughout and I got the spray foam already, rustoleum spray, grinder, strip discs, and just need a couple other items. Just on here looking for a good budget DIY way to repair.
I'm using this video for my project. Thank you!!!
Thanks once again for your detailed procedures with no steps left out, and for being specific about your materials, tools and techniques. After watching so many of your vids, I've been able to overcome my fear of fiberglass;)
Great…thanks for the continued support
There is something satisfying about watching you succeed when some folks said you would fail. I am very glad you succeeded! This repair method is an option for the DIY-ers, as you said. Nice work!
Thank you so much!
Your DIY is better than a lot of professional stuff. I'd spend my money with you easily
Much appreciated
Wow! If you came to work in my bodyshop and pulled of them stunts, you’d be down the road faster than could spit your own name….wtf🤦♂️
Just the video I needed. I got a CRV Gen 1 and this model is notorious for having rusted roofs. Thank you.
I think alot of the doubt the so called professionals (some could of been) had is because they never tried anything like that before. I'm not a professional but I've seen a few people use a similar method just without the foam and it worked fine. It looks amazing and well done on that top. I was more worried about the top because you made it look to easy. I really thought there was alot more to it. I don't know your past painting and fab training but I thought you said you basically learned on your own by trial and error. If thats true thats even more incredible.
Thanks for the support
They are too bookish. Its not always the answer
The main issue is that the car is now structurally compromised 😉
It's like using cardboard to hide a hole in the floor 😱
@@deanosaur808 What are you talking about, cars now a day are made of foam and plastic. Not worth a penny.....!
I questioned that repair myself bro...on the account of what I was taught about galvanic corrosion. Gotta tilt my hat to you though...YOU DA MANN!!!
Thanks Willie
Still looks amazing after 4 years 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for the compliment
Yes sir he did great job. I've seen good money to get rust on next year, rust bubbles.
You are in my opinion the best instructor on UA-cam PERIOD! I've learned 90% of what I know from watching your videos keep them coming brother!
Wow, thanks!
You do a great work and give us diy'ers some hope. The owner of this car has taking great pride in keeping it looking great.
Yes he did. Thank you
I have a 72 Lincoln Continental and it has the old vinyl top and this is exactly what I'm thinking about doing appreciate that bro it'll be my first time doing a fiberglass patch
Man Spray Away from what I've been watching and learned over the years I think you do excellent work especially for the condition of some of the stuff you school us on. I've watched several of your fiberglass builds and all of them are awesome. Heck if I still had the ability to do it I would in a heart beat. However thanks again for another hit. That's why it's not good to down it until you try it.
Right on…appreciate you
This man is the king of accomplishing his work in excellence.
Thanks man
Killer work. You can't even tell that it was repaired. I am not surprised that it held up as well as it did.
Appreciate you
Feels good proving the haters wrong huh. Love it bro. I did that same thing on the quarter panel of a minivan for a cab company years ago. It still looked great when they retired that van. Good job my man
Right on
You are the professional ! great way of showing your haters and motivators in a humble way your work speaks for itself. I am so glad your channel is geared for the d.i.y. you go step by step and give us the materials and tools list. Thank you!! i am working on gbody door panels and speaker pods in fiberglass now.
Thanks Danielle, I wish you nothing but the best on your project
Thanks I've in the rust belt and always wanted to learn to repair rust holes and give an older car new life you're the man !
Glad to help
Perfect job I’d say and for the money you put into it it’s perfect , there’s always other ways to do stuff but there’s nothing wrong
With this repair at all …also for all the people who questioned it proofs in the pudding still looks like the day he done it 👌 happy birthday brother hope you have a wonderful day 🎂 🍻👍
Thanks man..I appreciate the compliment
Hands down best car custom painter body work. Custom pods. I watch all videos. Inspired me to do my own. Because the steps you show from start to finish. I would love to get my 83 olds delta 88 done with your magical hands.
That is awesome!
This guy is good at what he does.
Much appreciated
@@SprayWayCustoms I don't even have a project car but I like to see people work on them and I been watching your videos for a while now and you are certified legit at what you do. Keep up the good work.
Some of us don’t have the experience to weld in a replacement panel. You showed some steps to follow with great results. This video is definitely being added to my saved DIY projects.
Glad it helped. Thanks for watching and saving the vid
White vinegar works absolutely awesome for stopping the rest I said I'm doing a 1988 SS build and I've just been using white vinegar and it seems to work absolutely perfect for budget
I agree…thank you
Ain’t nobody better!
Thanks
I like the way he talks/and makes good since.
Thanks 👍🏾
Just want to say thank you. My self and a friend are going to start a youtube channel to show that old guys that want to learn can. You didn't have ass anything you did. You get what you put in. Thank you for the video and the follow up. Haters love to get out front but they always finish last. Again thank you. And Happy BIrthday !
Thanks a lot for the support
In Sprayway we trust!! Never a doubt!
Thanks man
I got a 72 c10 and a 1980 el Camino that has some rust. I have put a lot of work into and spent some money on different sand paper and tools because seems like every video I watch has a different technique or tool I need and over complicate it starts to overwhelm me. Finally found a channel that reassures me that I can do the job. Thank you.
Thanks for watching and the support
It's so relaxing to see the old 😊 Paint fade away as you lay down the primer.😊
It really is!
I appreciate seeing a way to do something less expensive and it looks good brother!!
Right on
My old neighbor fixed the roof on his 66f100 with foil tape and bondo and tractor paint. It lasted 5 winters and always sat outside before it even bubbled or cracked was very surprised!
Thanks for the story 🤝
Thank you so much for sharing your skills and tricks of the trade with us instead of hiding it so no one else can do it! I needed to use some of these techniques to get my old van patched up for inspection so I could use it to move apartments.
My pleasure!. Thanks
I would have cut that and welded in new pieces BUT dangit I won’t anymore. If I watched the original video I would have thought it’s a terrible idea… it’s not and I’m wrong. This is actually a great idea. No it’s not a factory restoration but who does those anyway? This is just awesome. Thank you for showing this and teaching a valuable idea. I just can’t believe how good this looks but there it is 4 years later spotless. Awesome
Thanks Matt
I'm one of those DIY guys who enjoy all your videos, I appreciate seeing those sometimes unconventional tricks of the trade you show and explain. I started doing bodywork on my own vehicles by just doing it, lots of failures but many more successes as I learned from those mistakes. Thanks again for the videos.
Cool, thanks Ronald
Your video gave me confidence that I can absolutely do what I need to to my 92' dodge truck, myself. Other videos had more words and made less sense. Yours is 100% more helpful. Thank you so much. Other comments are right, the 'pros' are just mad cause you helped someone save hundred or thousands of dollars that they would have pocketed.
Glad I could help. Thanks a lot
People don’t understand but fiberglass and the stuffing stuff behind it has been around a while and it works diy is always the way to go if your Abel I’m 16 and not once have I took a car to a shop great work man
Much appreciated
I just want to say thank you not only was this tutorial easy to understand but that amount of money your saving people on top.
Glad it helped
Happy Birthday to the Sata Jet King, Left hand, Right hand, that boi even nice with a rattle can, SprayWay!
Ps. Imma put ya back on! lol
Lol…I be trying 😂😂
I like how humble u stayed about it and while showing off the repaired work
Thanks for tuning in
You did a $500 repair on a 3-4 thousand dollar car and 4-5 grand paint job...it's all relative. Your care and attention to the repair was great, all things considered! I am fan.
Right on. Thanks
Damnskippy i seen where i made my mistakes doing my own cars body work on my top .I took the half rear vinly top off my 1980 old 2 door coupe and didn't have any rust but the same factory unfinished top welds .Now i can improve my previous work from watching your videos .Damnskippy right on man .Awsome repair, spray painting and customizing cars video.
Looking for someone real to learn how to do this. Could not believe the before and after video on that car. It came out better than new! You are beyond talented in auto body and as a teacher. Thank you for all you do. Subscribed 👍!
Glad you liked it!
They must don't know who unc sprayway is, they know now. Keep it up appreciate always droppin gems many blessings to you and yours SW💪🏾💯‼️
Thanks nephew
Your welcome unc 💪🏾💯‼️
Bro you boo booed on all these haters yes sir clean AF
Thanks fam
If there is more than one way to skin a cat was a person. Your videos have definitely helped and inspired me to try to do it myself. I watched the sunroof video about 50 times. People laughed and thought I was crazy but here we are. 1969 Buick Electra with a Mini Cooper Sunroof that looks 100% legit. It took some time for the body work I ain’t gonna lie. You made it look easy lol.
I CAN REMEMBER SEEING THE VIDEO OF YOU TRANSFORMING THIS CAR. I WAS ALL A GREAT LEARNING EXPERIENCE. HAPPY BIRTHDAY BROTHER
Thanks Tony
Happy Birthday to this master craftsman 👍🏼
Thanks Tim
That is pretty damn good for a budget fix
Thanks 🙏🏾
Youngman you have skills what a job all your works fantastic if you have a son or nephew or neighbor hood kid you need to pass those skills on i know its hard work but its really gratifying belive me your s pro at what you do but your videos do show diy,ers it can be done to you have skills need to pass it on to our young ones GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND BUSINESS
Greatly appreciated
Bro i just watched the original video and like i said man much love and support keep doing what you do and may god continue to bless you ma g stay humble
I appreciate that
I can't even see where the repair was made damn man I think it's great
Thanks Justin
Retired bodyman here. I worked mostly in collision repair but my early years was in rust repair. One year I bought a caviler which was solid but it was covered in rust blisters, hundreds of them. I bought it from a farmer. He had a major stone road that he drove everyday. The stones peppered this car with blisters. The front hood and roof covered from cars driving in front of him. The sides covered from stones flying up. I did as you did in removing what I could with grinder and rust wire wheel. Every panel was covered in these quarter sized rust blisters. After cleaning as much as possible. I neutralized by using vinegar also. I then used just fiberglass resin as the barrier and finished with skim coat of bondo to level. That car lasted till finally the motor gave out, but those rust blisters never came back. The outside body was great. To be honest. I was amazed how well the resin locked on and sealed the areas after it was cleaned and neutralized properly. You do great work my friend.
Thanks a lot. I appreciate you sharing your story with me 🤝
Brother I always look forward to your vids !!! …,I just got the notification …. Anyone who sees this and loves classic cars and learning to do paint n body …. This is one of a few real good teachers
Thanks for all the support
Sprayway is better with one hand then most people working with two
Lol…thanks
Great job, I enjoy watching and learning. I always have believed that no matter how much you have done something you can always learn something. These videos prove that. Thanks and God bless.
Great point! Thanks Ken
Thank you. I just bought an old van and this is how I plan to repair the body work!
Best of luck!
I Remeber That Video Years Ago And Awesome Reveal, Great Work
Thanks man…you a day one supporter
That’s impressive I think the first time I ever seen some one use spray from and fiberglass on a Rust hole was sprayway custom I remember making a comment I would rather cut it out and weld it but you have an inner and outer panel there and you can’t get to the backside of the Weld to clean it up never doubt spray way and happy birthday man 🎉
Thanks Jimmie
I have almost exactly the same rust damage on my Nissan's roof and I thought, "I should be able to repair it with fiberglass" and, having seen this, I now know it's possible. Thanks for posting
Right on! Thanks
I disagree with anyone claiming that it is a "...permanent''...', fix - BUT - it is a DAMN GOOD solution and cost effective. Yes - if it was a 'million $ car' - it would not be the proper solution, but for the type//condition//value of the vehicle, I think it is a 'smart solution' and will work well for the life of the vehicle and he did a reasonably good job at the prep work. CHEERS from AUSTRALIA.
Thanks a lot
Great job. Body shops are super expensive and with older cars it definitely pays to do it yourself
Yes it does 👌
A master at your craft most definitely bro!
I appreciate that
Sprayway don’t play. U have helped start n fall in love with my hobby which is body work n paint thank u so much God bless stay up
Thank you as well
I think the title of this video should be "How to Work One-Handed Like a Boss!" The fiberglass is a great option, but I'd avoid the spray foam. It absorbs and holds moisture. Since you probably still have a lot of rust behind the repair (you can't get to the other side of that metal, after all), it's asking for trouble later on. Still a beautiful job and holding up well.
Greatly appreciated
Ouens met vrouens, each to their own, so long as you do it on your own time, most people goes to their pockets, don't hate the player hate the game cause he did it to the top baby! Evens when you weld rust comes back, im from KaapStaad in Suid Afrika, respect and salute Holla Holla dauwg
Thanks so much. I need to work on my truck and this video helped so much.
Glad it helped
OG Sprayway I'm sure I'm speaking for alot of folks when I say thank you my man, you definitely have taught me to keep alot of money in my pocket 💯
Thanks Larry 🤝
I love your work I have learned a lot just from watching your video
HBD HOMIE!!!! LET'S KEEP IT MOVING. SALUTE!!!!
I gotcha…thanks Keith
You did great job on that car, I watch all your videos because I do like how the cars look after you repair them. The negative comments you did get is from “professionals” afraid of you. Showing them, it can be done with out need of spending thousands of dollars on that kind of repair. 👍
I agree, thank you
Let me say one thing I have worked in high end shops don't let them fool you I love your work
Thanks Danny
Thanks, Now I know how I'm going to fix the rusted out holes around my gas tank door.
Thanks man…go for it
It’s a beautiful job. I’m about to fiberglass my own car. I do it on boats. Fiberglass and metal bond well with the right epoxy. I figure the truly impressive part is the finishing work. You actually made the car better than the factory did. I couldn’t believe what you had to fix.
Thanks Lydia
Happy Birthday Big dawg can’t even tell nothing happen with the good work you did and it’s been that long car still look good to me 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks Shaq
Yes sir we all have to do things are self's or go broke letting outhers do it for us thanks for the update and box Chevy has a big smile got that m.c looking good buddy
Thanks man
Happy Birthday, Professor Sprayway
Thanks 🙏🏾
Damn bro you could have fooled me I’m like okay this guys a professional I appreciate you very much for this video DIY on point them other nerds doubting you clearly was hatin and they should you GOT DOWN 🔥🔥🔥
Happy birthday! Mine was December 7th. I appreciate all of the videos.
Thanks Johnny. Happy late b-day to you
HATERS ALWAYS DOUBT. SPRAYWAY U MY HERO ❤💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾SOME FOLKS. JUST LOVE TO DOUBT. KEEP GRINDING FAM.
No doubt! Thanks Shack Diesel
You always go above and beyond
I try…thanks
very nice work Sprayway
Thank you brother
I watched you do the repair and your repair is perfect
Thanks James