Rebuilding the Inner Door Frame or Panel - Car Door Bottom Rust Repair
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- This video explains clearly how to rebuild the inner door frame or panel on a car. Often, this part of the door bottom must be replaced before the outer in the rust repair process.
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Thanks, Jerry. Yes, would really like to see a vid on your twist/zap weld technique as opposed to the straight spot weld. Thanks again!
You da Man. Jerry. Always the practical, sensible approach.
Thanks Joel - that's the goal :)
Boy is it nice to see real world practical bodywork. I've subscribed and been watching a video or two every day. 👍🇺🇲
Thanks for subscribing and I'm glad you enjoy the videos - Jerry
Good job, really enjoy your videos and your expertise.
Great work Jerry. There's probably no shortage of rusted lower door panels that need repairs in Michigan. Thanks for making the video.
You're right - plenty of rust :)
Excellent, always enjoy your craftsmanship.
Ha my friend, you always make it look so easy...nice!
Thanks for watching Robert :)
Another good video Jerry. A practical way for an economical repair.
Gotta have some kind of respect driving a 1994 Ford Ranger 2.3L around town - least it looks nice.
I agree 100%
Excellent Job as always, Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome
Great video thanking you
You're welcome
Cant find shops these days that do this kinda work. It's all full panel replacements now. The shop I worked at didn't do rust repair
You're right - they turn it down or give an estimate so high that the people get discouraged, and sell the car.
@@LakesideAutobody Yup last shop I wanted to fix rust repair on the truck bed wheel wels it was cheaper to buy a whole bed used and paint it to match
Nice work looks great. Thanks for the link sending me here
Thanks for coming :)
Apply seam sealer to bare metal vs primed metal.. is one way better than the other? I would thought applying it over the top of primer would make the most sense.. but im just a hobbyist
Over primer or paint is recommended by most brands. Good ? and good debate topic :)
I've been watching your videos for a few months now. I've noticed that you always twist your hand before stoping the weld, is this for a bigger weld or to keep the wire from sticking. Im new to mig welding. Last time I did weld was in high school, in 1977. Thanks for the video enjoyed it.
It sort of elongates the weld to stretch it or make it some what of a stitch. Thanks for watching - if you have any more ?s feel free to ask - Jerry
@@LakesideAutobody. Thank you.
Did you ever make a vid on your spot weld technique I would love too watch
Here's one that keeps it real simple - Good idea for a video Kevin - I'll try to get one out with more detail - Happy Thanksgiving :)
Can you make more videos using your champ frame puller please
Yes - I have a few rust jobs coming up though first. Glad you enjoy it GP - have a good weekend :)
What gauge did you use for that patch?
Wasn't he stabbing the fuckin outta that metal
Какой колхоз... Ну ничего, ведро шпаклевки и никто не догадается, что внутри сделано как попало.
Вы хотите сказать, что это нехорошо? 😐
@LakesideAutobody I can't say it totally wrong or very bad. But I think you love putty too much :) This "fix" should be made more accurately with only metal work and welding..
Not only in this video, I've seen your other videos. For example repair of door of citroen ami.. You filled up a grand canyon with a putty :):):)