Patch Panels-Installation and Hand Forming Automotive Panels from howtoASAP

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How to ASAP brings you another DVD on "Installing and Hand Forming Patch Panels". Replacing entire quarters or other sheet metal is not always the best way to solve rust or damage problems on your project. There are times when patch panels are a perfectly acceptable repair--if you know how to install them correctly. Nationally recognized car builder, Craig Hopkins, will take you through the step by step installation of a lower quarter patch panel and bonus segments on hand forming patches using tools you probably have in your garage. You will learn methods and tips which will produce professional results with your "do-it-yourself" project.
This high quality DVD is over 90 minutes of information that will leave you with a repair that will be hard to spot. Whether you are a professional or taking on your first repair, this DVD will help you do it right the first time. For this and other DVDs like "Mig Welding Automotive Sheet Metal" , go to www.howtoasap.com. Copyright by Out of Our Minds Media

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@mitchabshier568 5 лет назад

You’re the Bob Ross of Metal work. Let me adopt you as my grandfather. Great work

@RandallFlaggNY 5 лет назад

Needs a 'Fro.

@ThePupstain 11 лет назад

I own a body shop & would like to exchange knowledge with others here, but the asshole factor (negative comments) tells me -not. this guy did a really good job

@Positrack 11 лет назад

I love watching people who really know what they're doing work. You can't fake the skill and confidence that comes with experienced hands. Thanks for posting!

@mabezibrepuklismo3296 5 лет назад

Nice person, polite, speaks distinctly, calmly, does his job well enough to get to the point. Nothing wrong about this man.

@eddiejames9863 9 лет назад

I don`t understand how anyone could give this guy a "thumbs down". As a metal fabricator and welder of more than 20 plus years, I can tell you without a doubt that this guy knows how to professionally make repairs.

@SmietanDH 5 лет назад

This guy make many mistakes . If You want to see master please finde "Total Shade " in YT.

@daleolson3506 5 лет назад

It's the shit music

@joet.4756 5 лет назад

people hide behind a keyboard on the WEB, instead of saying "Hey, I learned something" The choose to be Aholes. It's sad. I learned allot, may change a couple of things...

@spauldingchris 5 лет назад

@@SmietanDH Such as...? Speaking of mistakes, you made one too: "show, don't tell".

@MegaTattoo69 5 лет назад

@@SmietanDH You mean listen to some idiot that has tattoos on his face? And half the age of this guy here!

@jdwisdom9433 9 лет назад

He doesn't talk it to death, which is something I like. I feel comfortable with his instruction and that allows me a bit of confidence as I look toward my projects.

@duaneforth3201 10 лет назад

"Enjoy the work" ... words of wisdom!

@ericp.9497 8 лет назад

Professional, low key, educational. Thanks for no speed-metal guitar!

@Logjam5 5 лет назад

Amen.

@meyawabdulaziz3863 10 лет назад

the way you talk to your audience makes this much easier to work with, very encouraging

@garbageday99 9 лет назад

like the dudes calm demeanor " oh look we've run into more shit, no problem!"

@limpet7r63 6 лет назад

Experience and confidence. Seen it all 100 times before, and knows exactly what he's doing. Great vid.

@BBBILLY86 5 лет назад

Winning builds confidence. Dudes won alot of battles against rust.

@searchthetruth1981 4 года назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣👍😉

@becomematrix 7 лет назад

That's what I like about these oldtimer guys... no stress just taking things easy.

@Ridervegas 10 лет назад

We need teachers like this in schools

@bkpickell 10 лет назад

For those out there complaining about him using air to cool the weld down. It is not a structural weld. The odds of that weld ever failing is slim to none. He is not water quenching it, so it won't be as brittle as you think.

@patrickparker8417 8 лет назад

+bkpickell Use a damp sponge over and under the welds .

@CountryHouseGent 12 лет назад

There is NO substitute for experience. Here's a true craftsmen who clearly loves his work.

@danielcormier6006 9 лет назад

straight forward advice without the time wasting bore. Sped up often is just the way I want to learn. Outstanding!

@MrTuca999 11 лет назад

this was one of the shortest and most interesting videos and professional work on youtube...

@chriscraft77022 8 лет назад

WOW.... the cooling weld technique..... blew my mind..... i just used to wait .... good video

@theaussie7160 6 лет назад

my cooling method is way better ,weld a bit wait have a beer then start again

@edwhitson9873 3 года назад

Im almost 46 and have alot off 44them years in a body shop, doing bodywork collision painting, whatever you're a great teacher

@Hear4A.Purpose 12 лет назад

Best video on RU-vid, for patch panels repair! love how you step by step, show the audience what your doing and i love the way how you had that speech at the end about who cares about if the job is bigger then what you thought, it all about building confindence, and ultimatly building a neat and repectable car. Thanks ASAP

@trafalgar22a8 6 лет назад

Craig Hopkins thanks for your tutorial. My deceased mother once said to me "What are you complaining about? You should be glad you've got a problem." I enquired "How do you figure that, Mum?" to which she replied "Well, son, It's the only time in life you get a chance to have a WIN." Now in my retirement , I spend my days solving problems with projects like this. 30JAN2018

@raphaelsanchez4797 6 лет назад

This guy is a natural instructor. Very helpful!

@jeffshaw.7274 10 лет назад

loved this, doing rockers and cab corners in my truck right now, this will help alot! Very informative, and makes you feel like you are standing there watching him do it!!

@snakeoil24 11 лет назад

Craig you are a real proffesional your experience speaks miles.

@cortya 6 лет назад

Bloody brilliant! Great step by step procedure. Easy to listen to and very informative. Well done mate. keep them coming.

@ateleskier7066 5 лет назад

Solid, real-world, timeless instruction and wisdom. Excellent video.

@351cleavland 12 лет назад

It still amazes me-no matter how skilled at presenting something, no matter how knowledgable a person is youtubers still find plenty to complain about. If there are any truly disatisfied youtube commenters reading this-next time you see a video and you get the urge to tear it down, think about how your tear-down is similar to how you, in your own life, have been torn-down. Just think about it.

@TMacDo243 9 лет назад

This guy is awesome! Great video guys!

@1951nanalynn 9 лет назад

This guy is great and very experienced.

@rmacewen1 11 лет назад

Great video! Thank you. How can you possibly DISLIKE this video!? No lame glam doll, no hacks, no SELLING me a product, except for knowledge.

@statikk666 10 лет назад

Love your easy-going nature, made the video more enjoyable to watch. Good teacher.

@mschiffel1 10 лет назад

This video is amazing ! Very nice work !

@berry3sweet 10 лет назад

this guy is awesome

@McElhinney65 11 лет назад

I bought Craig's mig welding DVD as there wasn't a similar product available in the UK. I think I'll buy this DVD too. Not only is he a master craftsman he has a great presentation style.

@caduceus33 8 лет назад

It's amazing how straight your cuts are, especially compared to your drawn lines!

@frejack37 9 лет назад

Very professional work!! Great video.

@philfish6619 8 лет назад

top class work a rare gem of the trade good to see there are some left.

@WingspeedGarage 4 года назад

This is the only rust repair video I’ve seen on RU-vid when the guy actually knows what he’s doing

@camarodude68 12 лет назад

love this vid...calm and to the point....good metal workers are a dying breed...

@motorheadxx 7 лет назад

Thank you! I truly enjoyed watching you, I've been wanting to do this kind of work for a while now! Thank you for inspiring me! You're a great teacher my friend!

@nsicble 4 года назад

Why is he so amazing. 15 years at it. I still smash a wrecked panel under my boot when I loose it. He makes it so peaceful. Metal meditation. Don’t destroy and breath....

@darcymuise1 11 лет назад

im working on the truck in my profile picture and thats just what they used im taking everything out and doing it all my self man i cant belive that someone could just put a bandaid over metal and think its safe to drive down the road im glade i saved that old girl from the scrap heap

@roberthernandez9229 5 лет назад

Been working metal for 40 years love the idea of pieces of angle iron to make a brake.

@20rich02 12 лет назад

Take my word on it that this guy knows exactly what hes doing to perfection. I´ve watched many vids of this kind and the posters know right down to the point of what they´re doing and talking about. Other vids just made me think how in the world can anyone post something like that and claim it would be a proper job. My advice, watch profesionals like the guy in this vid and your car will be, and always will "stay" in good shape for quite a long time.

@rlane63 6 лет назад

Extremely impressive work. Here is an old school craftsman who definitely knows what he is doing and does it to the highest standard. His advice is the result of years of acquired knowledge and experience. Unfortunately, bodywork experts like this are getting very hard to find.

@johnnee51 10 лет назад

Great video with plenty of good info.

@chuckcregger8527 5 лет назад

GOOD STUFF--thanks for the confidence builder. I'm ready to tackle the old Dakota.

@searchthetruth1981 4 года назад

People in restauration have my deepest respect ....its almost like art to remake certain parts of a car!!!

@martysheets6882 2 года назад

What a Craftsman, love your work.

@robertsimpson2214 8 лет назад

real professional thanks for the video

@andrewpotter923 5 лет назад

This guy knows what he's doing.Good video enjoyed it thanks.

@NickNakorn 11 лет назад

Excellent video; I'm re-learning these skills after being in another line of work for over 20 years. I'm currently working on a very rusty Subaru.

@madmurdock2968 4 года назад

Craig's confident and relaxed, unlike the diy tx moab guy who's angry and bitter and one video away from a heart attack

@derekcrymble9085 4 года назад

Too great ! Long time fabricator , but never on autobody . Now I'm ready to have a go . Many thanks .

@corr1chevy 12 лет назад

Thanks craig! I bet I watched this video at least 20 times before doing mine. I did mine just the way you did that nova. It turned out very well. Thanks again, Don.

@shawnfeazell6622 11 лет назад

Gonna be taking on a personal project similar to this.. a greatly informative video. Really liked this guys personality... not stuck up about his expertise and not a jackleg hick either... just a great personality for this kindof vid. Thanks for sharing.

@Ghostsamuari25 11 лет назад

You went and did it now. You go making this look all easy making me confident I can do this just like you. I must say you did it wonderfully, I will not be scared to try this. Hopefully there wont be any lines or turns. Im going to do it on a square piece or something simple.

@theonlybucko 4 года назад

This is one of the best videos I've ever seen.

@rodneyclements4386 5 лет назад

Excellent work! Have 2 of his videos....they are top quality and very detailed.

@91prostreetstang 11 лет назад

WOW..... you certainly are a true craftsman with the sheetmetal..... looks perfect....thanks for info.

@jhkh819113 12 лет назад

Thanks for the video.. It was very informative and you took your time explaining things, instead of being a mister know it all and rushing through everything. Thanks again...

@garethj.whittington9009 7 лет назад

Fantastic! It really is just a matter of seeing how its done and then being confident enough to have a go yourself

@Subarudriver860 10 лет назад

This gives me faith in repairing my quarter panel rot on my Subaru. Subscribing. Good work.

@adammendiola1042 5 лет назад

This guy is bad ass! A real professional!

@fernandohenriqueoliveiraso4054 8 лет назад

Hi Craig... My name is Fernando, I'm from Brazil , his work is wonderful !!! congratulations my friend.

@6286668 11 лет назад

great video, not only makes it look interesting, but actually enjoyable. thx.

@FBPrepping 5 лет назад

Great welds. I love how much dedication you exhibit. Youngsters should learn from you. Jeez, I am about to run to buy a MIG welder...

@ServandoGramos 2 года назад

great video i needed this confidence to get a little deeper into my cars restoration. wish me luck!!

@modelleg 9 лет назад

Mr Hopkins provides the motorhead version of an ASMR video. I'm feeling tingles.

@arriviste2020 11 лет назад

The guy in the video is correct in using the 'weld-through'. As soon as a welded spot or joint is cooled, it will start to oxidise, and moisture will find it's way into the cavity as passive or aggressive. If the job is worth doing,....then it's worth doing well!!! Your reputation for doing good work is all you have,...so look after it carefully.

@all-starservices7265 9 лет назад

just starting my project. Awesome video . Ill be following for sure .

@matthiasprinz5762 6 лет назад

I ve had a lot of fun.the last week i welding the rockerpanel s of my lada niva for technic control.it was the first time for me, but i ve made it and the stands on the street now in a really good shape. Not Bad for 23 years old car. Thanks for Videos like that. A really graet help for me. Greets from germany.

@dsmandrewa 10 месяцев назад

Such a great video! Definitely saving this one

@kellerrobert80 5 лет назад

You're a great teacher. Weld done.

@robertspicer3716 5 лет назад

Great video. learned this stuff the hard way. wish I saw this video years ago.

@ccr542 10 лет назад

Great video, very knowledgeable and easy to watch. Thanks so much, I learned a lot.

@sAmiZZle82 11 лет назад

This was a very good video. Thank you!

@Lonewolf3165 13 лет назад

Great video! A simple explaination of what can be a dunting task. Clear instruction & tips. Thanks!

@StanleyKubick1 9 лет назад

great vid, presenter is calm and informative

@nicolastremblay7527 4 года назад

When he put his piece of metal he molded on it. WOW This guy is pro !

@yogishicksville2789 4 года назад

Thanks for all the video it helped me out enough Curry's that I can take on my 1965 MGB thanks again

@alfonsomontes8829 5 лет назад

Man i appreciate your teaching your instructional was informing and challenging caused me to hit the garage thanks.

@curtshaw8150 10 лет назад

I wish I could find a reliable guy like this around NE Ohio

@Zacatec831 9 лет назад

Good video and great work.iam learning the basics.

@princegerald2320 9 лет назад

Fantastic job, a real master who has excited me so much watching this, in my day we didn't have mig welders lol. P.S. You are so good I've just subbed you lol.

@duett445 Год назад

Excellent work and well explained.

@paulcraven4652 2 года назад

Craig does great work very helpful .

@unclefrankonap1953 11 лет назад

great job explaining steps through project

@Farmer2492 6 лет назад

Thank you fantastic video Farmer from Australia

@jazzforJamie 9 лет назад

Great job!

@FordFalcon1962nBlue 12 лет назад

best welding video ive seen to date

@toddrayburn4693 6 лет назад

Hey, you look and sound like the guy that worked on the Phantom Cuda on a couple of episodes of "Graveyard Carz" from the AMD Installation center.....You are a true craftsman sir !

@kevincoontz6417 11 лет назад

Thanks for posting this , very informative video !!

@20rich02 12 лет назад

If youre lookin´ for a vid to be taken an example of how somethin´ is done in the proper way. then just take the guys word of what hes sayin´. What hes done in this vid is an excellent job!!