The Secret to Getting Body Filler | Bondo Straight - Fast, Easy, Consistent

Having trouble getting body filler or "Bondo" perfectly straight? This video explains in detail the secrets to getting body filler or Bondo straight with ease, speed and consistency. This will change the game for you.
Grinding Disc: Fiber Resin 36 grit
Filler: Auto Body Master lightweight body filler (inexpensive fillers work fine)
1st Sand Paper: 36 grit
2nd Sand Paper: 80 grit
Primer: Auto Body Master Lacquer Primer Surfacer.

[darkwillow]

I don't understand why 13 people disliked this video. It's free education and provides information to beginner and expert alike. I've just started a job where I use filler and I have learned a lot already watching these .

[GOrdonGREENleaf]

Jerry you are the clearest, best body repair teacher out there. I have memory fog at 73yrs old and I go back for refreshers every time before I decide to work on my old truck. THANK YOU!

[tweekuncut]

I don't think I've ever learned this much in 8 minutes! Thank you for the clear, concise education

[AMT]

You're the first to alert me about using too fine of paper in a prior video and how it will skip over working the filler down. Even though i had that very problem doing filler, I didn't realize too fine of paper would get you. I thought it just may take longer. Fallowing your advice I'm not having those issues anymore. Thanks so much for these videos. They've made my life so much easier when doing filler.

[FUBAR]

Bro 😎 I know nothin on doing body work, but inherited a 1969 Chevy impala and did the metal work to replace the rust, but your knowledge is worth millions for me as I am now doing the bondo and thanks 🙏 for sharing your experience it help me a

[D]

3 years later and still extremely helpful. Thank you sir, much appreciated 👍

[maczproent.]

I’m attempting to fill a fend on my car and this video helped a lot not just with knowledge but to cherish your old folks dads and gramps they have knowledge. I wish my dad was still around so I can sit and watch him work one more time.

[jimmydang]

Probably one of the best autobody channels on youtube. learned more in several videos than in autobody class.

[ChipsAndSparksGarage]

You can’t go wrong, following that advice! 👍

[MindDezign]

Your illustration, was the best I've seen explained in 50 yrs working on cars. GREAT !

[aljones]

Great explanation on how to do the feathering. Thanks Jerry. Have a good week AL

[cjespers]

Great video. Been a few years since I used filler. Starting a new project. This is a great reminder.

[kcbill]

Good demo....that was my problem when I first started... Not starting off rough

[clarkharvell]

That was an awesome visual learning tool. I had never realized that using too fine sandpaper when blocking would leave the hump of filler. The way you presented it makes perfect sense!

[gergemall]

EXCELLENT VISUAL . THANK YOU JERRY. The cheese grater tip you taught me has been invaluable.

[LumpyFPV]

You're a great teacher, thank you for all of your content.

[apretendopretendo]

Good advice. At the shop we refer to 40 and 80 as cheese graters

[husky]

Well explained always love these short videos I think you should do more of these video you explained well on the flat serfice now I would not mind seeing the Same video but on a curved panal thank you for the video jery always looking out for you

[donaldbaker]

Thank you I appreciate your lessons very much 😊 you explain things very well and make it easy to understand 😊

[johnblackburn]

I watch every one of your video's and keep learning from you.

This video was so simple but covered really important steps when using and sanding filler. Absolutely excellent tutorial

Thankyou for sharing