Body work: applying fibreglass reinforced filler on all the welds

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The firewall we fabricated is complete so now it's time for some body work. The first step of body work is to apply fibreglass reinforced filler over all the welded seams to add strength and durability. Fibreglass reinforced filler is a dense texture which makes it a) hard to apply and b) even harder to sand off. A simple and easy trick is to add polyester resin to the mixture to thin it out which causes a smooth application that requires little to no sanding 🚨

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Chad I think when you are building a car you build it to what you like. I also think some people miss the point that you are showing them how you build . They can pay attention and learn or disagree with how you are doing it. But what it comes down to is it’s your Chanel and your cars your labor and your imagination. I for one thank you for it .

edcianfarra
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Started watching on this jag build and at first thought you were a lunatic. For some reason I kept coming back and am now really enjoying this build. Love the way you treat the people around you from your wife to the seniors in the community, seem like a really good dude.

minuteago
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Chad you are a gentleman, letting Your work speak on your behalf. It is very good! Jolene’s work is top drawer speaking from a head case who subscribes to 160 channels.

johnmiksch
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You can like it, you can hate it… but remember, this man is actually doing it, where as most people do nothing.

myclassicfords
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I absolutely love this build because it is not the same old thing you always see !! Thank you bad Chad for making us realize you can do a build with what you got and still make it your own !!

brucewitcpalek
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Chad, when you were spreading the glass on the firewall and talking about making yourself happy, I had a flashback to the soft spoken Bob Ross while has painting. I really enjoy watching you and Jolene make this concept art work. Keep making yourself happy.

garysmith
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I’m with ya brother I’m absolutely digging it! I was a bit skeptical in the beginning but in no way was hating as a matter of a fact I was and still am totally excited to see this bad beast in primer and done.
I look forward to watching y’all daily and appreciate you both for all you do👍

jasonlewis
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Chad is amazing, extremely smart how he works, makes the project look easy. Your concept cars are awesome, love looking forward to seeing it come alive !!

greggmoorman
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Bad Chad, I'm 55 and a disabled vet here in America. I have several cars and trucks that I want done and always thought I would have to pay someone to do some of it. But thanks to you and some other guys on YouTube I'm going to just go for it and try to fix them myself. So thanks for sharing your knowledge...

kimballmcafee
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I enjoy watching an expert at work. I consider you to be an expert on the vehicle and Joline an expert with the camera. Adin & Abedin is also coming along nicely.

robertclay
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love your videos. They have encouraged me in the restoration of my '69 Charger. The welding is done and I'm getting ready to fiberglass over the welds. I thought your idea of thinning the fiberglass be adding resin was genius. I bought 3M Short Strand Fiberglass and some additions 3M Polyester Resin. Upon mixing the short strand fiberglass, I found it does not need to be thinned additionally. I'm sure that it's more expensive than the NAPA brand you're using but it might save a step and the cost of the additional NAPA resin. Just and FYI.

geffen
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You nailed it, A concept is what's in your brain. Do what you love. Thanks

howardbennett
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I can understand why someone would want to jump on board your channel. This is my #1 place to go every single evening when I want to learn, watch, and enjoy your imagination, your ethics, and your company. I'm certain most others who watch this channel feel exactly the same. Great people, great minds. Anyway, you two do not need anyone else joining you. You have just what you need as you are. I can't wait to see your new shop. Wow! I can just imagine :)

rickhettwer
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Chad gets back on the firewall. Jolene's videos continue to amaze.

jimcoplan
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Chad, with Every episode your skills shine brighter and brighter, and you are truly mastering the verbal explanations, dialogue and opinions. Yes, Jolene is a 20, as you are as well. Be proud you are a 5 star team!!

vince
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Hi guys the fire wall looks great.shes coming along nice.

jamesseley
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Nice looking good almost time to put outside with the rest of the other half finished cars would be nice to see one car get finished

stevehenderson
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First video I've watched of yours.... I'm currently filling and performing my own DIY firewall on my 93 sonoma. Venturing on my first fiberglass fill job. And looking for some insight. Watching your video, gives me hope that all car guys carry the image that our own vision will turn out. Like you said. Do it your keep dreaming chad

joeheyliger
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I really enjoy the show and your YouTube channel, you and Ian Rousell are the only 2 guys that I have seen in a long time that can make something out of nothing. The both of you use whatever you have laying around and come up with some amazing sh*t

dougturngren
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Like the work on the firewall, that came out great.BELLYBUTTON thought. I am guessing there won't be any windshield wipers on this project, so i suggest split the windshield glass. Put in a piece of channel in the middle and then hinge the top front glass 2pcs that pop outward a couple inches. Think that would look cool. This thing is coming along nicely and am watching and learning daily. Thanks Chad and Jolene.

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